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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Gn Mmcrtfancr ifnbt / Gentral=9lf=
ritas Snn9lc al brittle
Sploater.

SSnneS 8aro Mogers, en- Mmer1
foner, blep for fort Si6 iiben felbet
j en- Sagt, iom brittle Soloater
giorbe paa bam / GentratMfrifas
SSS1nglefrat, bpor bon / flere Mar
bapbe trooiet Autoriteterne / fin
%rloplige Grafif mre0 at fa11ge Gle
fainter og iGlge glfenben. San
bleb 1fuot ne0 al en- li6en Slot Col
6oter, Der anferte5 al &aptejn IS.
g. Sor, Snlpeftbr for Bropinien
Mongollo. &uptejn Tor por BE-
ben lenot il,o / &il0nisiet nteo 8efa=
ling til at bringe &9peren tilbage
6eb eller lepe110e. gfterret1ing ON
@ogers 500 font fprlt Sen 10. &n>
quit, jfjent oen fanOt Ste0 for ON,
firing tire Moane0er iiOen.
s Ell Marrnffffe bapoe &ogers
6rebet lin uloplige Erafif, lom an,
toges at babe brngt bom cit 6or=
niue. Sc fjernc ggne Lungs 2aoo
@nclape= og &ongogre11oierne bor
6fneplQbien for fans Sperationer.
Gong pan Gang babbe brittle @m<
be6smpn6 / 51toon forl6gt at funge
bam.
Sssfglge &aptein 6or's 8eret1ing
babbe &ogers / lin lan9e Sirfloms
be6 uorettet langt mere, e11O man |
acknowledgements bab6e tunnel
6rgn1me ON. @an bob6e fooet
ilton6 e11 orgoniieret Administration
ooer Sc pil6e @9ne, og blonM De
in6fpote bar bon foftilf en- 1fronet
&ange.
Set &elo: ban bapbe bapt / lin
GroHf, og Sen oberlegne Wanoe,
bborpaa bon bapDe beban6let fire
timber loatter",, pafte &uptejn Gor's
8e11n0rtng. &aptejnen iagbe / lin
@eretning, at Mogers &irfiombeo
bnr en- be6re Gag bRroig.
Si1 Sesogten tit &aptejn Tor en-
11noerofficer oa iefs inooneiiife
SoI6nter.
Sc tilbragte mango Tiger | Oct
neiten uigjennemtrangelige Sl1ngle=
frut. &ogers narreoe oem glen,
mem Sc itpr1te MDrer, 6pbe 1rifobe
og tre6e 6lober. sS11ben ban bler
in0bentet par @ogers fomn1en ODER
Milen in0 i belaiif @ongo.
@fspeoitionen frpb op MiIena
lt9anoabreo og trangte Jig frem |
iefs Tiger, i1,6en set lpffe6es al
finoe lit Gilot. 6or % bans Mpnb
bapbe u6lli6t fine @96er; beres
Bropiant bar opiluppet, og Sum
9ers6g6en truebe 0em mi6t / @ilb.
nisiet. Sagtens ii6ite tolp elmer
lpar il9r anltrenge1oe. Sen itbite
Strafning gift ober ct 6je16. SO.
gers MGnb bapbe bare ct Tibet Sor=
liprang. timber Ineten ipotte6e 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Bbhr / Bat1m1ark.
&cpbenbapn.

6bp. Gigarbanbler Tbeooor &as=
becb. E%olitibetiert MnoerS 2um=
bpe. Murer Yeter Mielle11s 9nltrn
&aren. 9onepog Mn-
bers @onien. Sfibsfprbeoer So
honiens @nitru Mifoline at @trtb.
&elner Serger 2arien. S1agters
ipen6 Soban Sriicb. Sieneitepige
GLEN &asmltsi en-. Narcelliit Carl
&eterlen of @alougermagle pr. 6ug=
Iceberg. Gigarbanoler !@icfmonnS
@nfe Morie. 8onfbuo &ilbelm
@offmonn. 6bp. Sfoofoee0 Sans
2nrien. &eltauratgr Nilous Sen,
fen. Meieriejer Jreoerif &eteriea.
6bp. Gfipper Niels @onien. @e=
fruit peo 5fp0eifolen Sjeneitefarl
@ons @oniet. @attemageripeno
@unge11bergs @nfe Snionne. Sne6=
fer @iels Nnoerien. Scbecbter 5ta=
ropoIiis Snfe 6rioa. Nroprieter
@al,ms gnfe emma. Sfomage1
Nieliens @u1tru Sine. @aaroejer
Neteriens Gnfe &irlten at @illereo.
.6bp. Suit &asmusiens @uitru Sine.
g1rfe 6reoeriffe Spirited. MotroS
SsSobn Carroll al 90. v9pltonia"
Caroline Nielien. 6bD. Sneofer
Sgren 2ouitien. Mrb. OlienS gnfe
Maren. 2age @r111t &lingemann.
&olportgr Mnbers Gbomien. &on=
toriit Mlfre6 Debn. gfomagerme=
iter Sprgeniens Gnfe Maren. Mgent
2ourits Spe,roien. S;orobruge1
@ielie11s gnfe &riitine al Sorobgj
pr. Slanger11p. 9%etailbanole1
&asmns Ee6erien. Sbeno secber.
Mbolf &onien. Mrb. 6rmt3 Mn6er,
len. Bbp. Slaetermeiter GbomaS
S%sreenfen. Semi. Maagaiinformani
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Minneapulis' Dprinbelic.

Nmerifanerne flyer, at &an0falh
'eier e1 Grpllefraft; Ser er moalfe
noget / oct, liffert er oct / ale
Sails, at ser pe6 81. MntbonD Sails
ipneS at bore frDttet magiife &rgf=
ter. Set er 10 life mere ems IS
Nor liben, at be ferlte Claims"
blep l1otcgne al bbi0e @ettIere pao
Nicollet Sslonb, og @egp16elien til
N}in1eapolis oerpeb Iagt. Sen fgr=
1te @1,tif / Mim1eapolis bleb etable:
ret / 1849 at @tlliam 81. Maarigan,
iom ienere bleb @nper1tpr / Min1e.
|ioto, og / 1862 blep 6en ferite SSer1r-
ba11e onlagt til ct. Mnfbom. :
1917 blep Dripfroften fra ct. Mn.
tbonp Gm6fal6et al 6en oprimoeli:
be rG1oim" gier iolgt til e
&oniortinm, iom benptte6e @an6
|froften til at 6ripe 6e MgI
Ter, iom ienere bar giort Min
neapolis befienM life lene
Mmerifa, 1ne1t oglua / Itore De
lie al europa. Sra oenne beifeon'
@eqpn6elie / Supreme er Minnea:
po1is MI bofiet op til en- @torbp
men bel6igpis 1,6e1 Sc mange Sci
'og Ibp6er, iom ultfor ofte flabe,
peo oe omerifnnffe Storbper. Ser
er MI Gentret life ale1e for 9len
from og Maifinin6uitrien, mem fo1
Morope1tens @torban6el / set beG'
toget; en- al @rl1n0ere berti1 er Ser
fortrinlige Sernbnneforbin0elie @p
en- bar. @fibrt minneapolis bot
iebe op nogle fao engelffe Mil frt
set oprinoeIiae ct. Mntbonp, la
bdr benne boa betragtes iom @egpn
beljen til Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
2positraficn i 5ranfris,

S DC lellere Mar er Ml1tallet a,
9enretteller toget o%Deror0ertlit
lt9rft til / 6ranfrig, - oesprrre
l1oe11 at Jorbrpoeliernes eller Isor.
%brpoernes s(ntal ct toget %fjenoelig;
al. Set ipnes altiao, iom ON Jeff
lloligten til at blipe ct &ope0 for:
tere life afifr9ffer Sc fran fe sSor:
brDoere.
Sitter forleoen %forefalot Ser
Trol1frig cit ny @enrettelie, ioct Ell
23=oorig &aballeriit, Muffrop, Bier
ifnot. Sans 6orbrp0elle par, at far
lun1n1er mee en- &omnrerot bapot
mprOet Ell l1%noerofficer, Gbero:
oame, iom Sc bopoe fattet $40 til
81. $40 Ell 9prbag Morgen bler
Mrfirop peffet al Tengielsinipcf:
tgre11, ser tiltolte bom nreh fp(ger,,
Sc Orb:
vSe er 8retagl,er = Mffrm :
og alle 9retognere ct mo0iQe. GiS
9em MI iom en- ia11o 8retug1er!"
MltffraD tonebe li6t n1eo 5parct
me1r en6elig fom Set = mems ho11
hlep albeles ligbleg:
so, Set CT / 5un6beo boarot, =
men noar Set fife fan bore amber.
lebes, ioa ....."
San fif oop til at tale 11oqle Mi.
nl1tter mes lin 0efenior, fif iom Ell
ltolte @unltbepisning 2op til at m:
&c Ell Gigaret, og en6elig fon @ru.
ite1r og gap bom Mltcrens Sofro:
n1en4e.
Nerpoo 6raf fan en- Sop Safe pq
ifrep ioa ct 8rep til fine 6orulbre,
bao 6en1 ONT Gilgibelle for al ser
Sorg, fan forbolbte oem og erf!r:
reoc, at Fan bitterlig fortrpo i'm
T%orbrD>elie. Sg til ippenbe o(
iiolt bab ban ON at moottc foo eli
firfelig @egrobelle.
Meoens Fan nit foretog Jig olt
bette, nor Tropperne blebet ltiI(ebc
op / 6engilets @oarb.
81. 4.15 blen Mnffrop be1ttet III
fra lin Gelle. &an fprtes neb til
Tnngielsgoor6en meb bogbunoq1t
Sr11oer og meget bleg. @m gil
bnrttgt og pberit nerpeit og rig fcb.
riff paa cit @iaoret. San itonoieoe
foron N9len, peb bbilfen ban ifl1l6t
50, % leite Snifriptione11 poo Sen
0erpao itilleoe ban Jig ielD op mel
&Dggen imo6 Sen.
San npgteoe f6rlt at lo6e Jig bino{
for Hinene, men efter &en1tillinge1
fra 6pngie1sprplten in6billigeoe bo1
6oQ / at tage ct 8inb for 4jnen'
og laoe Jig binbe til Yelen.
MltffroD fpsiebe ioo &ruiififie
oQ mo6tog Ereitens @ellignelie
bporefter fan blep lo6t enc. umio
belbort itille6e Sc 10 @olboter, 6e1
lf11loc f1,l6bprbe gf1efutionen, Il!
op fpron bom / 6 Meters Mfltani
og offpre6e en- Salbe moo bo11i
@oDeo. @an ianf ltrofs lammen %
6eoc pjebliffelig.
6enrettelie n ofilntteoes me6, a
bele Hegimentet meb f11lb Mrlif
|@pi6ien ~6eftlereoe forbi beres fen
rette6e @mnmerut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
!Spab Biffop Sans Miffelion ! 1917
nblagbc Jim 9abets Spite
fammer.

rs OtSIe yt|lell=ltO !
&jpbenbapn fun set maolfe intcres'
Iiere al hprc, bpaO bore Score -
enboo Be lproelte AT Oem ~ funNc
|iige ON @auet on bets Mig0ommc.
SEQ 6crrrn til 9pitinggouro, Sri
item GfotS @egrabelle / 1917 bplot
Sen fpnifc 9iifop @u1rs 0tiffelien eli
|ifjen Sale ON, bporleoes &erbens
Sfabelie nirfer lfinbarligen, at baa-
Sc Simmel pg &ro er fltlbe at
Cubs ajarligbeb imob os Menne=
ifer. 81 ajengiper her (cfter en- @f-
banoling al Or. @nltm Bang |
rgeatl1ren %. Menne ifet") Set 6tpf=
|fe, Ser angaar 9apet:
r8etenfer Sen rige 8ellignelle e,
@110s &igrligbeb giper ps al @aoet,
bDilfet bat buper lfubt iaa fr11gtbart
til Mennelfenes 5pilc, n1eo Dpr,
6l1gle og Iiife, at ingen 8lnge fan
set 1r6itge. @eipn0erligen la6er
@1b % lie i'm foberlige &jGrligbeb,
i0et ban l,o al set 6pbe og bil6e
@ab iom at ct rigt 5piiefommter Ia
ser fomme paa pisie Sioer itore
|2prae Is. e. Stimer) 6i1fe lom Sc
bioroer, laa at Dner Maalteb baber
lin b%eipn0erlige Iilferi. 9isic gipe
fig Mennei fen / @9n0er1e og erbp=
Sc Jig til at ipiie bennem otter
Cubs un6erlige 6ororoning; ellers
blepe Sc bel fri / &abiens 9pbhe6,
|og bar 11ml1ligt at noget Menneife
f111r6e 'fongc 6ennem.
Mf @opet fo1nmer &oroller, Ser
Ter og 9G6elitene, life til Eral og
|@ofort, mer1 til Mennelfens Sl1n6=
beo pg @elbreb.
sri @apet n0gaar mangfolotge
@un0flober(D, lom 6ele Jig uo til
ooi fillige 2onoe me0 alleritprlte
CUBS @eliignelie, ligelom mongfol=
bige @re11e u6ipreoer Jig til allie ST.
Ser poo ct frugtbort ErG, og bper
@ren bpr' t111 inbf olb 6rugt.
@r set fife CUBS 1u10erlige Maa=
Sc, at @apet giper iaa mango 9lags
foitelige 2agebrgnbe ber og Ser, De
mm1 fol6er tbermos, BORNE 9o6e,
iom Surbrpn6, Saltbrenb, 8itter=
|brgn6 og iaooanne, ligeiom SrGerne
berer ollebaon0e lur, Jos eller bitter
Trl1gt. Mon timber 8rgnbe, iom
ere ioa ip-be6e, at ma fon foge
&gns og @es 6erl1bi. Set bober alt
6e1r gooe @no ifobt til Menne1fens
8elfort."
Sg berne1t felger om Sen @etpo*
ming, Seilablen bnr for os, ganife /
@til mes set gomIe @olmepers:
u0ertil er @apet gjort al @a,0
og 5fibene opfunoen,
for at ri iejle lfal berpoo
pg life gauge til @r,n0e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

abeogtige inofplte fire Sorfplgcre
Nebe / ct Srrrglefrat itgote Toq
og bons lille Slot plaloielig pae
&ogers SER. Mogers bar ga alle.
reoe laaret og loa paa ct Seize. Sop
tejn 6or bopbe en- fort Somtale
meo bam in6en ban og6e. Ser
bar en- an6en bbio Mano iomn1er
meo Gogers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
6nnnrrJyuann
&rritcsaaroen brrnbt,

8reoe. Photographers brrnot
st nol0lomt 5uroelmejr orog be1
pper @re0e Bp forleoer. 2pnet ilpy
11eO i Errlteguor0en, lo1n neobrG11O
te I'll Nrulloel,. Ger fo10tes 0es:
hrrrc intct &ol,0 / NGrbeheu. 9el.
bignis por &eiret title; al Sl1oboe1
blcp Sterltcoclc,r reOoet.
SpbstalS. Gn al, Sc 9mllle tros
foltc &ctcroncr ira Sreoarsfrigen e1
gooet bort, nen1lig SONS Safob1e11
i 0Ie11sborg, forben bpeluOe poo
@fp0shpl Mmf. Gen gall1le, 1on1
til Maglia blep foloct @or1s @ollte=
1,er, er tpot / 2ongballe / Angel
Sen s. Mpril 1928.
Man trun,lcr &prnct nco. Ser
me9en 2ejeluo, Ser fin0es / Mur,
bar gipet en- 2o,nonal,0 NnleOnlng
til at gianc ct Ioripg paa at front
Ic &prnet nco 90 laolebcs fomme Ell,
SaalbrMe eller ct 6egnifpl / Sor=
fipbet. $9on CT berpe0 iiffer paa,
at &ornet oltlommen folnmer til at
Iigge til en- SIDE, % Set bliper lon1
6plge bcraf lettere al belte meo
Mulfine, 11oar Sen Sis fpmmer.
Sper Scrsbal. &jpbt tilbage. -
@ooroeier s. 6rei / @diteb, lom
for ct 8ar Moone6er lihen lolgte iin
f%Se6egooro r@omle &ro" til SEES
Misl en fra 5tronoclbjer1t. bar al
bennc fjgbt @ouroen tilboge igjen
for 1850 Morf mere. ems ban tit
for SEN al SEES 9siSlen. 0eSuoen fit
s.. 6rei oeme Song ielp betole
Smfp1tningerne pes 9ar0ele1.
@runoen til, at 6rei fjpbte 8unroen
tilboge, bar 9Gngiel efter bans So
6elteo.
e, Erritcrne % 6uriamlingsbmiene.
v6ronff1,rter 3eituug" inoebolot
fornplig en- le1gere Artifel meo Ell
Tremitillina al bele ~Mn11otnrp=
relfriptets" @iltorie. Get beober
bcri III. a.:
Set or flort, at @ielnemfprel=
ien al Ell iooom 6orbulOsregel belt
moatte bape lm1met Nrel ternes
Girfiomfeb / Norollespig; rMnno=
fr.rprelfriptet" pilbe iterft bape rn=
b%ergropet 9anosfirfens Sitting.
Erei ter1e pil6e bore Mep1re felt
1fiIte ira Deres bonifiinoebe Menig=
beoer; Sc piloe oermeh bune miltet
al 1spli11g og enbper SrbflDoelie.
@rfienbelien al 6enr1e Sore og poo
hen o1oen SIDE Mongelen al Ell
nnberbanig Ianb bos set %noro11es,
bie1fe Yrn1telfab, 1om fnnoe finoe
Zig / ct louoont Sormpnoeri fob, bab=
Sc til 6plge, at &elfriptet iinrpelt-
be11 looes uer1let al &rel terne. Ser
bar life Sole ON at Sc bol0t Jig bor=
tie fra SC 0m1lfe Menigbeosmeolem,
n1er pg be oonife 6orlamlirg5b1le;
mertprrtimo6 tiltog Mntallet at De
@rr1ter, ser mpoiatte Jig set, ito
big; ct 9re al friii1rbet @elpltgn=
bigbeo, ser iinr er at merfe blanot
bet pngre Nr9 itelfab / Norollespig
9iurbe Jig ogloa fer gialbenoe."
8looet ifilbrer 6ortplfringspres=
fers fortiotte Borfelgelier % Mis,
neutrality-suspicious. moo Srgl terne, Der
tiliioit iprte til EreiteforeningenS
hefje1pote @rfl9ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
2ille Sobanmes: v@g

9ille Sobannes: rSsr, Sante,
leg fan 1let life lioe Sin npe Sat-"
Sonten: u8pt - bba6 tror on,
ieg 'brp0er mig om, bba6 ioaoon EN-
mener?"
2ille Sobannes (imeffornerme):
rgeao, leg .bnr 6a alti0 bgrt ier
iiee, at set er for % Mpn6, at Da=
merne ppnter fig!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

Saa CT ben life lrngere. 6ruen:
u@bor ifal ri tage Zen / Sommer?"
@erren: rMa, 6n pe6, at Giberne
er 6oorlige, og at Gorretningen /
set ltoite Mor bar gipet l1noerifuo."
Br11en @orif, afbrpoenoe): uNu,
l16flugter!"
&erren: $50, iaa bliper ri olt=
iaa biemme!"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
W. U. TO PENSION
OLD employees

The announcement Of a pension plan
Tor TIE benefit OF The Western Unirn
Telegraph company's thirty thousand
employees, made by President Theo.
dore N. Vail was received today by
Joe Daniels. manager OF the companys
Chickasha office
In the notice President Vail said "a
pension committee had been comDil.
ing statistics and analyzing existing
pension plans FOR many months. While
the plan which we are inaugurating
does not 80 so far as we would like
to have it. still Il is a beginning ana
we believe win materially assist IN
caring for employees qualified through
length Of service, who, because Of a.
capacity Or disability, are compelled to
discontinue active work
"The solution Of the problem has
not been an easy one in view Of the
large number Of employees. their widely
diversified occupations and the large
territory over which the system ex
tends, together with the heavy ex
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
RIDDLE lis
PRESIDENT

AT meeting Of the local bar asso-
citation held al the office OF the county
judge this morning F. F.. Riddle was
elected president and C. NJ. Fechheim-
er was chosen secretary-treasurer
The principal business Of the meal.
ing was the annual election Of officers
and about twenty-five lawyers we're IN
attendance Committees were ap.
pointed to revise the constitution and
bylaws and the fee bill Plans were
also discussed for a more active or.
ganization this year, with more re-
quent meetings. It Is probable that a
banquet viii be a feature of the pro-
gram this year.
The association win meet again at
the same place next Friday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES
ORGANIZE NEW CLUB.

The operators and clerks in the
Pioneer NTelephone office met last
week and organized a club which will
be known as The Loyal Pioneers" /"
The officers of the club are Miss Al.
mita Reynolds, president; Miss Jessie
West. vice president; Miss Grace Nor
ris. secretary and treasurer, and Miss
Audrey Wood, musician.
The motto is Efficiency and Pro
gression There are seventeen mem
bers and the regular meeting viii be
held on Thursday. A large pennant
has been ordered bearing the clubs
name. 1t is the aim Of the club mem.
bers to excel in the telephone work in
each department They invite the pub
lie to call and inspect their work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
CHANGE OCCURS
IN REALTY FIRM

BY business chsuge. effective to.
day. A. ] jenkins retires from the
well known realty firm OF jenkins and
Majors, and the firm becomes Major
Bros
J e Majors, who has been connect
ed with the firm for the past ten
months, takes the place Of Mr. Jen-
kins and the other member Of the firm
is n, F. Majors.
The firm Of Jenkins & Majors was
established about four years ago and
has carried on a remarkably success.
full business. COMPOSED Of aggressive
and thoroughly reliable pushers, the
firm has earned a reputation for square
dealing and the careful handling Of an
business entrusted to them Tho same
policies win be followed BY the new
firm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01

pense to the company incident to the
Inauguration OF the pension system.
The plan in detail is as follows:
After twenty years Of service and up
to and including the twenty-fifth year
Of such service, / per cent OF the aver
age salary for the ten years immedl-
ately preceding retirement multiplied
by the total years Of service.
After twenty-five years Of service
and up to and including the thirty.
fifth year OF such service. ~ per
cent additional ior eaoii additional
year
After thirty-iive years OF service and
upwards to and including the fortieih
yesr Of such service. ? per cent add.
tional for each additional year.
After forty years Of service, so per
cent.
The minimum pension allowance 10
be S25 per month, except when other
wise directed. No pension under this
plan to exceed siOO per month.
The pension notice was signed by
B Brooks, general manager Of the
company tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
ARREST4ON
CHARGE OF
BURGLARY
TO Have Robbed
a Farm House Near
Ninnekah

Four young men were arrested oy
Deputy Walter Jones at Rush Springs
Sunday on charge Of burglary and
we're broGght to the county jail last
night, where they are awaiting hear
ing.
Articles alleged 10 have been stolen
from the residence OF Mr.. Anderson
about a mile south Of Nlnnekah, were
found In their possession.
One OF the men arrested was Raw
Edwards, well known in this county.
who Recently completed a two years
term Ia prison for stealing a horse
from Clarence Atkinson. The others
gave their names as Rexford Price and
n. E. Greed OF cenralia. H.. and Tom
Eubanks OF Justin. Tex.
Articles taken from the Anderson
home included suit OF clothes. pair
Of gloves. a pair or shoes and some
other things
According 70 the story Of one Of the
men Eubanks vas the man who &C.
tuals ook the goods They were
travelling down the railroad and they
say that Eubanks went to the Ander-
son home after something to eat
Finding no one az home. It is alleged,
he proceeded to take what he needed.
Officers, however, believe that all Of
tho accused weer implicated in the az
fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
PREACHER
Is PLACED
ON TRIAL
Telegram " unIled Press.


Fort Worth. Tex, April The
most mysterious trial in a decade was
started here today when the case Of
Rev. Frank Norris pastor Of the First
Baptist church here. was called.
Norris is charged with perjury and
arson In connection with the burning
rs his church The state alleges that
he made attacks" on himself
Attorneys for the defense spent the
day arguing a motion TO cuash the IN.
dictmeuts against the preacher.
Norris claims that he is the victim
OF persecution at the hands Of the law
less element. against whom ne has
conducted vigorous campaign. The
members Of his church remain loyal
to him, believing firmly in his limo
cence.
The first attempt to burn the Nor
rls church failed, but a second at.
tempt was successful Several efforts
TO burn the Norris home we're made
and Norris claims that an enemy shot
at him. He has received numerous
threatening letters. The indictments
against him charge that he set fire tc
his own church aud that he himself
was the author Of the anonymous let
ters received by him.
The indictment for arson was re-
turned last week Norris had left the
city. having resigned his pastorate on
account Of ~ health, but Immediately
returned to face the charge and a
once made bond.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
DISASTROUS FIRE IN
The PALACE TODAY
Original Draft Of Declaration Of
independence Burned Many
Killed when Train was At
tackled by Rebels
Telegram By United rress,

Mexico City. April 1.-The second
session Of the Mexicon congress since
Madero became president was opened
today with prospects for the stormiest
session in the history Of the republic.
1t is generally believed that Madero's
fate hinges on what he will be able
to accomplish in the congress- Land
laws will be the chief consideration.
AS a revolutionist Madero promised to
seize the lands Of the rich and divide
them among the poor. Thousands de-
serted his standard when this was not
done
Madero wants to enact land grant
laws, entailing the expenditures OF
millions Of dollars, but the Independ-
ent party members Of congress viii
fight this action. The Independents
claim to have a majority in congress-
Madero addressed the congress urg-
ing the enactment OF land laws, but
assuring the legislators that the re-
bellion will be crushed. He said his
brother. Gustayo, would 90 north TO
take personal command OF the troops.
Twelve hundred Americans organlz-
ed here to be prepared n case Of an
attack. The women and children viii
be placed in a compound covering four
blocks about the embassy and armed
men will guard them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01

DECISION
lSUPHELD
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Washington, D. c.. April by a
sweeping opinion the supreme court
today upheld the constltutionality Of
the Missouri antitrust statutes, and
affirmed the decision Of the supreme
court Of Missouri, ousting the STANDARD
Oil Indiana subsidiary corporation, the
Republic oil company and the Waters.
Pierce company frop doing business
in that state
Fifty thousand dollars in fines were
imposed upon each company in the
cases affirmed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
MTNERSARE
OUT TODAY
Telegram BY United rrsus.

clveland, O., April 1.-The bitnmin
Gus coal mines throughout Illinois, In
diana. Ohio and Pennsylvania are idle
today 100000 miners being out on sus-
pension Of work pending taking refer
endum On the wage scale compromise
agreement.
President White Of the United Min
ers, left here for indianapolis. He
said the anthracite miners might also
be asked to vote on a wage compro-
mise in addition to the strike question.
The anthracite miners also lett the
mines today Both sides are deter
minted to avert a strike If possible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
REHEARINC
IS ASKED
Telegram Oy United Press.


Washington, April Application
for a rehearing Of the supreme G. art
patent monopoly case was made by
Attorney General wiekesham today.
The government asks leave to in.
teryene, declaring the courts decision
sustaining the rights Of patentees to
restrict the use Of their products Of
the gravest import to the people"
Wickersham said the decision af
fects the enforcement OF the Sherman
law by extending the power Of paten-
tees beyond the limits fixed BY the
constitution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.

According TO announcement the Cos
mopolitan club viii not meet tonight
on account OF the meeting OF he
school board At the high school audi
torlum but viii meet tomorrow night
Instead Eugene Hamilton has charge
OF the lesson this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-01
MUCH COAL STORED.

In anticipation Of a strike managers
Of the large industrial plants In this
city have been storing large quantities.
Of coal for a month or more, The
Chiekasha Light, Heat and Power com
pany has stored forty tons OF coal It
appears likely now, however. that the
miners will accept the compromise
ihai has been agreed upon and there
will be no strike.