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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
CREAMERY IS
NEW INDUSTRY
INJUREDIN
RUNAWAY

Miss Janelle Halle, daughter OF B.
NJ Halle, traffic manager Of the Okla
homa Central Railway Co, was the
victim OF serious runaway today
about ~ o'clock, receiving injuries
which rendered her unconscious for
some time and leaving ugly cuts and
bruises Her injuries are not regard
ed as dangerous.
Miss Halle was driving north on
Sixth street when the horse suddenly
became frightened at passing mo
toroycle and Immediately wheeled to
the side and dashed into the hltch
rail in front Of the Christian parson
age The horse cleared the rail, leay-
ing the Vehicle a complete wreck, one
wheel falling on Miss Halle. who was
thrown onto me grass across the walk.
The horse ran almost into the par
sonage porch.
Miss Halle was picked up and car
ried into The parsonage ana three ply
slcians We're soon at her side sac
bled protusely from several flesa
wounds and her nose was found 10 be-
broken Il was expected that she
would De moved to her home this ait.
ernoon. y. G Inlson, who was pass
ing, and Rev and Mrs. J. A. Challen-
ner were prompt n rushing to .he as-
sistance of the injured girl and al
once notified her parents. Two phy.
sicians were nearby when The acci-
dent occurred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
SUP. COURT
TAXLEVY lis
DEMANDED
Suit Filed in District COut
TO Require Estimate
be Made

In a suit filed by Attorney F. Il.
Riddle today the district court IS asked
to issue peremptory writ Of man.
damus requiring the county commits
sioners to make an estimate Of the
expenses Of maintaining the superior
court Of Grady county and to certify
the same to the county excise board.
The plaintiffs in the case are Judge
Win Linn, Win Melton, clerk, and g.
Y Mckinney, stenographer Of the su-
perior court, and the defendants ara
the members Of the board Of county
commissioners. The court is asked
to order the board to reconyene and
make the estimate for superior court
expenses. AS Judge Bailey is away,
the case viii come before Judge John,
son Of Lawton.
The petition filed BY Mr.. Riddle
covers four typewritten pages ana
goes into detail as to the causes Of
action First, it is set forth that it IL
the duty Of theteounty commissioners
to make estimates Of the expenses 81
government including that or the
superior court, and to certify Che same
to the excise board. Second, it is de.
clared that the board has wilfully re.
fused to make any estimate for the
needs Of The superior court, including
salaries and other expenses.
Third the petition declares that
plaintiffs are advised, informed and
charge that Che board before and
while in session was advised BY the
county attorney, the assistant county
attorney and the attorney general
that it was its absolute and uncondi.
tional duty" to make the estimate.
but they state that the superior court
is unnecessary and they absolutely
anu Willuliy refuse to make any esti-
mate whatever to take care Of the ex.
penses Of said court"
Fourth, it is declared that a nambeH
OF cases are pending in the superior
court and unless provision is made for
defraying the expenses OF the court.
it viii be impossible for the court 10
convene to transact business and dis
pose Of these cases.
In subsequent sections of the peti.
tion it is declared that the board had
no discretion in the matter Of making
an estimate for the superior court.
that the plaintiffs have no adeQuata
remedy at law. and the amount needed
for the superior courts expenses is
set forth. The district court IS asked
to require the board to meet and
make the necessary estimate as soon
as practicable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
YOUNG SLAYER
LANDED in JAIL

Raymond Iightower, the 1i-yaar-old
negro boy who killed Proctor Green,
was captured last night after 4 long
chase The force from the sheriff 5
office was on the trail with blood
hounds shortly after the crime was
committed; but the chase led into a
yeritahle wilderness Of high weeds,
and on this account combined with
the intense heat the dogs were Of lit
tie or no service, and the officers were
compelled to work without any degree
Of certainty as to which way the boy
had taken
Along 10 the afternoon all trace Of
the pursued was lost However the
officers kept up the hunt through the
section south and east Of the knitting
mill, finally swinging around imme.
diately south Of town The boy must
have travelled fast, for toward 'evea.
ing his mother and uncle came to the
court house and reported that he was
at his uncle's place, which is located
about a mile northeast OF Norge. They
requested that the officers 20 and get
him, as they feared violence if his
whereabouts became known to the me-
groes.
Word was sent to the officers to
abandon the hunt and Bose Ramsey
and OFFICER Ballew went in a buggy
and brought Hightower TO town He
made no resistance and was deliv-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17

COHRT IN
SESSION

Hear yei Hear yel Hear yel The
Kangaroo court OF Cage county s
nos ia session. said the crier oi that
court III the county lail this morning.
The prisoner az tho bar was none
other than F. A. williamson, the gem
ial gent who called on Uncle Weob the
other night It was thought that VIII
Hanson would be taken back to kan
sas but it has been decided his trial
viii come up in the county court
But. 10 proceed with the report Cf
the above mentioned court Gland
Campbell the Cage" county sheriff.
brought the prisoner in and the clerk
read the rules and regulations OF the
court said rules laying down in a very
explicit manner that ii shall be a mis-,
demeanor for any one TO break into
jail Tile charge against Williamson
then, was Tor breaking into Jail. This
is despotic court The high Judge
rules supreme and woe be unto him
who questions the high and mighty de.
cisions handed down from the bench.
You have heard the charge against
YOU read, do you plead guilty or not
guiIy?' said Judge Jack Sawyer 10
the prisoner. Very wisely did the
prisoner answer. Guilty, your honor.
7Then 1t pleases the court to fine you
81" 4 haven't a cent. said William
son. MIR. Sheriff, search the pris-
oner, was The courts order. A search
resulted in nothing more valuable
than a can Of smoking tobacco. Then
the court ruled thusly: y am dispos-
ed to be very lenlent with the pris.
oner at the bar owing to the fact that
he is possessed of a fresh can Of to-
baeeo This insures smoking for three
days and will give him that time ia
which 10 raise money with which 20
pay the fine assessed. Court is dis
missed,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
MACHINERY
NOW BEING
INSTALLED
Will Be Ready for Oper
alton by Middle Of
August

This is one time when the chicka-
sha hen didn't cackle before she de.
posted the egg Without any noise
the negotiations were conducted and
nov an upto-date creamery Is being
installed "a the brick building on
Kansas avenue, next to the HoaIngs
worth 4 iIill grocery.
il Is 70 be a $4,000 plant, consisting
of the most modern equipment and n
Q Buzzaird. the proprietor. expects TO
have It III operation on Or before Au.
gust l5 Part of the machinery is al.
ready here and All Of it win arrive BY
Saturday
Mr Buzzard states That lie uill be
able % turn out d ron Of butter i day.
provided the farmers win furnish suf.
ficient cream IN addition % butter
making. he viii also maintain a milk
station where paateurlzed milk and
cream win be sold The plant includes
complete equipment ior sterlizing
milk and cream and viii be perfect IN
sanitary arrangements.
We shall establish three wagon
routes through The country. covering
them twice a week. said Mr. nug.
zalrd. and shall buy both cream and
milk We also expect 70 ship milk
and cream from other towns d the
vicinity
About len employees are required
in the operation Of the creamery
aud milk business. Mr. Buxzaird
comes hese from comanche, but was
originally from Indiana, ana is an *.
perieneed man in his business He
has already been interviewing farm.
eFa and finds them much pleased vita
the prospect for a good market here
Tor tneir milk.
i u Evans. secretary Of the cham
ber of Commerce began correspond
ence with Mr Bazzairi about three
months ago and impressed him vita
the advantages 81 Chlckasha as
place for his business The location
and railroad facilities Of Cbiekasaa
were strong Inducements % me. said
air Buzzalrd The Chamber Of Com.
meree used its good offices In assist.
inE IN securing building and other
wise opening the way for The new en-
terpriae
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
TO OSPEAKFOR
HASKELL

1t is announced that Hon. J. B. Mat
thews OF Ardmore will speak on the
street here Friday evening, July l9, at
s o'clock in the interest of the candi
dacy Of ex-Gov. Haskell for United
States senator.
Mr.. Matthews is county attorney OF
Carter county and as a speaker has few
supericrs in the state. He is said "a
be forceful and eloquent, possessing
marked powers as an orator All are
invited to hear He will answer the
speech Of Hon. D. Fl Limbaugh.
Remember the date, Friday evening
s o'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17

In the fall and winter, the picking
of these bags by hand, and destrue-
ton Of them, is one Of the most eco
nomic methods for entirely eliminat-
ing the pest
The females do not Fly. In fact
that part of the worms which are not
females are simply fertilized while in
their bags late in the season. These
literally turn to mass Of eggs which
hatch the following year about the
first week in June. The larvae match.
igg OF course infest the tree upon
which the bag is present II other
trees are nearby, they may crawl to
these trees, il the limbs overlap. II
the limbs do not overlap, they may be
carried by birds. or they may crawl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
ROSENTHAL
VICTIM OF
SYSTEM?
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
New York, July H. With an open
feud existing between District Attor.
ney Whitman and the police, sensa-
tional developments in the gambling
situation are imminent today, follow
ing the Rosenthal murder
Whitman openly charges that Ros
enthal was the victim Of the police
system, and says he was killed to pre-.
vent him from tessifying before the
grand jury, prominent place being
chosen to terForize others.
The police bitterly deny Whilman's
charges. Whitman will conduct an in.
dependent investigation. He says
though eight policemen were less than
three hundred feet from the scene or
the murder, no attempt was made to
arrest the slayers.
A mysterious woman told Attorney
Whitman this afternoon that she saw
a touring car similar to the one used
by the slayers standing in front Of the
home Of Police Lieutenant Becker for
three hours the night Rosenthal was
killed. She was shown the murder
ers car at the coroner's office and
identified 1t as the same seen ct
Becker's home Becker was accused
by Rosenthal Of taking tribute.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17

that the insect cannot crawl dp the
trunks. A piece Of cotton batting may
be tied to the tree near the ground,
with the lower edge Of the batting
frazzled out a little so that the worms
cannot ascend the tree.
The green lice mentioned by yoa
on cabbage and olSra, are the okra
plant louse, the same as the melon
aphis and cotton aphis that works on
cabbage. It is, however different
species, and affects only the Brassica
genus Of plants
The tobacco spray should not dis
qualify the vegetables for table use.
Besides, there is no better spray for
controlling these insects. I advise
Black Leaf-4O. This is manufactur-
ed by the Kentucky Tobacco Produst
company Of Louisville, Ky. One gallon
OF It is sufficient for making nine
hundred gallons Of the spray solu-
ton A similar solution. known as
Black Leaf, could be used, but would
cost more by express. since gallon
of II would he ailuiad with 90 IA ga
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
HOW TO KILL
THE BAG WORM

Dr. d NJ Johnston wrote to the
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment
Station at Saltwater for advice as TO
how to kin the bag worm that is at.
hcking trees and received the follow
ing reply from C. e. sanborn, ento.
mologist:
Dear Sir
Your letter OF July 8 has been re-
ferred to me for attention
The insect which you sent is com
monty known as the bag worm. Thy
rid0pteryx ephemeraelormis. This IN.
sect is very iiard to control With a
spray fluid. Nevertheless, at this stage
Of its growth ] would make an appit
cation OF five pounds Of lead arsenaie
% liIly SALONS Of water That would
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
NEW AMPHlTHEATER
IN NATIONAL CEMETERY.
Telegram by United Fress.

eA4el liant Dy united ffeSB.
Washington. July Il. A new ampal.
theater in the national cemetery at
Arlington viii probably be ehristened
on Memorial Day Of 1913. Members Of
the G. A. r. are responsible largely for
agitating the plan to build the new am.
phitheater, which is to replace a faded.
dilapidated wooden structure, when
has done service for 80 years.
OF white marble. the new amphl.
theater, as planned BY a special com.
mission, will seat 5000 persons, incl0d.
ing room for 200 10 500 on the stage.
or platform. Part Of the amphitheater
viii be unroofed, as is the present
building.
Patriotic societies holding services
at Arlington are expected to use the
building, in addition to the annual
Decoration Day ceremonial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
TOSPEAK
FORGIVEN
TONIGHT

Il eas announced b, friends OF Sen
ator Robert L. Owen here today that
Hon. D H. Llnebaugh Of Atoka VIII
speak in behalf OF the senator's candi-
daey in cbiekasha on the evening OF
July Il on the bank corner
Mr. Linebaugh Is recognized as one
Of the ablest orators IN the state It
IL expected thar he will have some
thingto say IN regard to the charges
that the senator's opponent is making
and the meeting viii likely be an in
teresting one.
Mr Linebaugh is a prominent law
yer on the east side and has been
active in Democratic politics. All are
invited to hear him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
HICHPRICE
FOR TAFT'S
CAMPAIGN
National Committee Spent
Over a Million and
Half Dollars
Special to The Express.

RE~NAeNA ~ AN ia "a Nno.
Washington. July Testifying
before the senate committee today,
Postmaster Hitchcock said the total
contributions to Tafts campaign in
1908 were $1,G55,5lS.
Hitchcock was Republican national
chairman in 1908, and he testifiea
that a total contribution Of $500, 100,
collected by the finance committee IN
the states was expended in state cam
paigns, net national campaign amount
ing to $1OS5sGS.
Large contributions were receiver
only at the beginning Of the campaign.
he said and they included: Charles
Taft, $4,000; VIM. Cromwell and
Larse Anderson and wife, each. S25,.
600; Andrew Carnegie, $4,000; VIM.
Smith Cochran, $4,000. Frank Nun
say Whitelaw Reid and NJ. C. d. Bor-
den, each, $4,000,
Hitchcock surprised the committee
by saying the complete records OF the
campaign were at its disposal and the
books giving every contributor and
amount, would be delivered to the
committee.
Hitchcock said no contributions
came from corporations. He said a
contribution Of $4,000 from Dupont
OF Delaware was returned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
Labor Conditions in
Bay State are Bad
zoe gram By unIted Preas.

Tele gram by United Press.
Boston, July l7-Present labor con
ditlons in Massachusetts, are worse
than at any time in the history Of the
state, according to the records Of
State labor officials today
Fiity-two strikes are on. and 10000
workers are idle. The largest strike
is at New Bedford. where 1880 cot
ton mill operatives are on a strike.
The strike threatens to spread 20 a
fingan nfnar mills Cfhar afsitas tq
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
SEEK. WRIT OF
M MANDAM u S
WOODROW
BESEICED
Telegram by United Press.


Seagirt, N. j., July That he win
be obliged to seek some place where
he can keep his presence a secret in
order to complete his speech and let
ter accepting the nomination, was the
statement Of Woodrow Wilson today.
The governor made it plain that he
welcomed all visitors but he believed
he would have to seek absolute quiet
to handle these important matters.
McCombs win confer with Wilson
tomorrow and it is expected that
Henry Mergenthal Of New York will
then be announced as a treasurer of
the committee and VIM. McAdoo as
vice chairman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
AMERICANS FLEE
FROM TORREON
Telegram hy rnlLed Presa

Telegram by omitted Press
Eagle Pass, Tex, July l7.-Another
exodus Of Americans from Torreon has
started because Of the threatened at
tack on the city.
A party Of refugees arriving here
this morning said 2OO0 rebels were
only six miles from Torreon last
night The federal garrison numbers
only a few hundred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
Pass Bill TO Create
New Department

Special to The Express.
Washington, July 1.-THE sulzar
bill creating a new department was
PASSED unanimously by the house To-
day sulzer was given an ovation i'm
mediately afterward when called 10
the speakers chair to preside.
The sulzer measure would add a
new secrelary q ihe Presidents cab
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
BARBEE ANNOUNCES
DATES FOR SPEAKING.

L. n Rarbee Of Rush Springs, can
didaie Tor representative announces
The following speaking dates:
Bailey. July IS. 2:30 D m.
bradley July I9. z.3B p. m.
Ninneknh. July 90, $50 p. m.
Mr narhee lnYllea eYerYhaaY g
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-17
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WEATHER FORECAST.

, Fair Thursday not much >
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The state herald., 1912-10-11
axes

Edinor HERALD. Dear Sir, We are
reading in the county papers regarding
the extravaganza and economy of the
county commissioners. Now, / do not
care to enter into this discussion but
believe that the papers are not giving
the real cause of of high taxes. | be-
lieve our commissioners are giving the
deople an economical administration,
the very best they can do and are doing
1t from standpoint of justice to the
people but the real cause of high taxes
Is nnder-valuation of property and
property that has been withheld from
the assessor. will take some proper.
" located in Holyoke for comparison.
take a two story frame dwelling 2sx2s
ice. with ii rooms. assessed at $500
and another dwelling house a little far
ther out, 24x2i feet with 4 rooms AS.
sessed at $500. These properties are
not equally assessed and If anyone will
go over the tas schedules, he can see
that much property is not assessed as
it should be. To my personal knowl-
edge, there are notes and other person
al property held by parties who do not
pay tax corresponding with the property
held by them. There is also much arp.
erty in the county that is not on the as.
SCISSORS list and | would suggeat more
stringent tax lrws making note uncol.
leetable unless register cd for taxytion.
] believe with proper laws and full
assessment, our taxes could be lowered
at least / to per cent on the valua.
tion and think the county commission.
ers shuld dmploy some person to look
up this uaassesscd prooerty and apply
the law rigidly to anponc who has with.
held property from assessment
A Taxpayer
The state herald., 1912-10-11
Highway Notice.


The board Of county commissioners OF
Phillips county, Colorado have fixed on
Monday, October Z. 1912, at two O'Clock
p. m. TO hear testimony and take aiR.
davits and proofs from competent par.
ties, in regard to the establishing Of a
public highway on the section line as
follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the southwest cor.
ner OF section twenty (2oJ In township
seven t7) north Of range forty.six (i6)
west Of the sixth principal meridian and
from this point running due east on
the section line. for a distance Of tso
miles, between sections twenty (2O)
and twenty.nine (2sl twenty t2i)
and twenty-eight t29 10 the s1uth.
east corner Of section twenty one (2i)
In township seven tD north Of range
for,y-six ti6l west Of the sixth y. m.
The petitioner of said road, flames
iamil,onl alleges that the said line
sough, to be dedicated as u public high.
way has been open, hostile and adverse
and Travelled Ms public road for more
than twenty years las, past.
At the time ofprcsenting this petition
The petitioner bclieyea that none Of N,
land owners whose land il crossed b,
his road, make amy objections 20 N,
laying out Of said road. A. herein poti.
toned. Therefore tho petitioner pray,
that the Hon. Board Of County Com
missioners Of this county take such nc
ion as Is necessary % open aud oatab
irh legal public highway by prescrlp
ton and user, on the line prayed for II
hls petition, 3. G. Evans.
County Clerk.
The state herald., 1912-10-11

The county had not been receiving
interest on deposits of county money for
a few years when Co!ver was elected
county treasurer but, during his term
of office, interest on deposits of county
money has been collected and TUNED in.
to the county treasury. In every re-
spect, he has given the very best salts
faction in the office and he is now bet
ter fitted for the duties of the office
than when elected. You will make no
mistake by voting for Harry Colver.
The state herald., 1912-10-11
N. E. CHukLu..

Divine service morning and evening
on Sunday at II 80 a. m. and 500 D. m
Sunday School at 1890 a. m.
Espworth League at 700 p. m.
The Juniors will meet at I'm.
Remember the church prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 500 p. m.
The choir practice on Friday at
$3.50 p. m.
Special singing. AL cordially invited
A special invitation to. our Bible class
at 1880 a. m. Sunday.
Morning hymns 33, 1888, 57s.
Special singing by the choir.
Sermon The Readiness of Paul.
Evening hymns 10 300, 357.
Special singing by the choir.
Sermon The Impartere. Righteousness
of Christ.
The state herald., 1912-10-11

Sheriff James has made a good rec.
ord in his office and, when that can be
said of an officer who is candidate
for reelection, it is certainly the best
reason that can be given for his election.
He knows more about the duties of
the office than he did two years ago and
can give better satisfaction in the Sec
ond term than in the first.
The state herald., 1912-10-11

Walter L. Kilbourn, republican can
didane for assessor, is farmer and very
naturally is well posted on values of
land and all kinds of property that the
farmer is interested in. 1t is very i'm.
portant that the assessor should have
correct knowledge of property values,
If he gives satisfaction in the office fol-
there is nearly always more complain,
about the work of the assessor than
that of other county officers. You have
good reason to believe that vote for
Walter Kilbourn will be a vote for O
man who will give good satisfaction in
that office.
The state herald., 1912-10-11
- ..Iee! Iee!! Iec!!!

Got your leo at Ymins's 600 NJ lots 70
cents per hundred. 100 N lots ai cent?
per hundred. less than lDo lbs ~ the
rate Of 90 cents per hundred. lee will
be delivered promptly.
Mrs. II. ]. Yonng.
The state herald., 1912-10-11

Nothing like knowing what's going
on. We keep you postc locally bu,
the Weekly Inter oeca, and farmsi
gives the news Of all ue world ~
our special afrangemcn sgu can secure
both for one full year foi the very low
rate " tl.7i.
The state herald., 1912-10-11
Wanted.

To secure agents and individual ship
pers for the Boulder Creamery Com.
pany Of Denver Have the best open
ing for agents and the most sausfac.
tory proposition Tor individual shipper
offered by any company. wnte Us for
particulars Boulder Creamery Co.
1905 Market ~. Denver.