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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30

Newark, N j.. Oct SO.-cog Wood
row Wilson in three speeches filled
with satrleal attacks on his oppon-
ents emphasized in North Jersey Tues.
day night that he is not a believer in
free trade and that the Democratic
PARTY does not intend TO disturb legiti-
mate business or the prosperity Of the
country. If put into power
The Democratic nominee declared
those Of his opponents who constantly
asked him to define his position on
the tariff could not read the English
language
he said he had repeated time and
again in his speeches his policy Of
cutting out OF the tariff merely the
special privileges lodged in t.
NO thoughtful Democrat" he add
ed mas advocated free trade
20 President Talts statements pub
lisiied Tuesday with regard to the
panic OF The early nineties, Gov VIII
son made an extended reply first al
Mont Claire, where he addressed a
big audience, and again at Newark
where lie spoke at night He said il
was wrong to attribute that panic to
the tariff legislation, because the
i panic started before the tariff bill was
enacted He attributed the panic tc
Republican currency legislation.
I find | am invited to return to m,
old occupation said the governor "
used to be a teacher OF history an,
find It necessary to teach it som'
more. l find myself abashed in fac
! ing me Necessity Of teachfng ir't6 til
president Of the United States.
And when the president OF Thu
! United states makes himself respon
sible for the statement that The pani
Of isas was due to a tariff bin tina
came a year afterward and came bs
cause d Mr. cleveland's aaninistr;
ten I ean only express my deep y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
TeIegram by pnIted Presa

Utica, Oct 30.-Yice President
Sherman passed a fairly quiet night
but bis condition is SO precarious that
Pr Peck makes no prediction regard
ing the outcome. It is known that
members OF the family are prepared
for death at any time
While Sherman may ultimately fight
off the malady and recover, the spread
OF uraemic poisoning has dishearten-
ed the physicians who fear the case is
hopeless.
The vice president vas sleeping
from administration OF opium this
morning It may be necessary to keep
him under the influence Of drugs most
Of the day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
BAD FLUES
Are FOUND

The Chickasha fire department UNI
der the direction Of Chief Geo Gattis
is making an inspection Of the houses
of Chickasha Tho inspection Is be-
ing carried Oh Systematically block
BY block, and a number Of bad flues
and poor electrical wiring are found.
Out Of y blocks inspected by Chief
Gattis personally, he reports that he
has found II bad f'ues, that may cause
fire at any time. Attention is be-
ing called to the property owners
where these conditions exist in order
that it may be remedied before fire
results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30

Oklahoma City Oct 30. Begin.
ming at vinita and winding up here to-
night, from early morning near mid
night Tuesday William Jennings
Bryan labored for Democratic su-
nremaey in Oklahoma. With the same
fervor the devotion to duty that has
endeared Bryan to all Americans, re.
gardless Of party, he preached the
doctrine OF true reform ia politics.
telling the people all along the line
that the hour for redemption is at
hand. IN every city and town he Wis.
tied the crowds were greater than any
one OF these cities and towns. without
single exception, has ever before
witnessed.
Coming into the state at Vinita at
$3.50 Tuesday morning, travelling
alone, Col. William J. Bryan was
whisked to the Grand opera house
which had been filled to Overlooking
for more than an hour At least l2rl
people we're massed around the oper'
house and as many more at the NJ, K
! & z. station, where Il was thought
the distinguished Nebrasksn woult
deliver another address before leaY
ing
IN his first speech Of The day. Col
fContlnued on Page Threol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
.sooIALIsr oANpIpATE FoR

O0N0NIoo WILL aFIAA-
Announcements Is made hy the
Chickasha Socialists that IL H. stal.
lard. nominee OF their party for con.
gressman in the t.ith discreet viii
speak on the bank corner Friday eve.
ming, November 4 IN the event the
weather is un'ascrohle the meeting
wlll be held at tac city hal All are
invited to near he speaker
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
CROWD CHEERS THE
MESSAGE BROUGHT
BY GREAT LEADER

be was a put 'em to sleep. But they
are divided now and when Republic
cans fall out Democrats get their
dues Roosevelt says Taft has done
nothing and Taft says Roosevelt spent
twice as long doing nothing as he has.
l endorse all that each says about the
other and add a postscript Roosevelt
is right when he says Taft should be
rejected Taft doesn't trust the peo-
pie and doesn't lead them. He is call
ea a standpatter because he stands
stsll while the people leave him and
move forward Are YOU surprised
that the people don't like him2
"But how can you like Roosevelt
who gave Us Taft? Without Roose-
welt we would have no Taft Taft is
the finished product and Roosevelt
the raw material Roosevelt patented
and guaranteed Taft and / think the
people have a claim for damages
against him for giving him to the
White House under false pretense
Roosevelt lead him to the White
House and gave the halter to Wall
street while he went hunting in Africa
Ii Roosevelt knew what he was doing
li was an awful mistake Of judgment
enc he ought to 40 into a cave for
about 90 years instead Of offer him
self as a substitute for Taft
"Do you think Roosevelt Is a real
reiormer? Look at the four men who
aage S56i.0 to secure IFS nomina-
lion Sic0,0l0 from Din Hanna, son
oi Mark Hanna, who became a Pro
grsssive when threatened with mdi e
ment by TAFT; 100000 rom Perk' is,
defendant in Two trust anfs brought
b. the administrative $50, 600 from
Munsey owner OF a million dolirs
worth Of steel trust stock Shame on
The Bul liooser who ,lkos Mr TAFT
to task Tor being a corporation man
when Roosevelt takes such men as
his managers
"We have tried Taft and Roosevelt.
Roosevelt had a chance to put on the
statute books every law that he now
demands but he didn't do It. Our eyes
are now opened and we won't be gold
brlcked a third time.
Z appeal to you to help eject
Woodrow Wilson on the Democratic
platform, The best platform ever writ
ten Wilson has the Intelligence to
be president he has the courage tc
fight the peoples battles, aud his
heart is with the people. He is com
mlited TO a single term and viii b
free to give you an bis brains, hear
and energy Give him a friendly sen
ate and house and IN four years ~
+ viii restore government Of the people
/ By the people and ior the people"
On the train with Mr. Bryan werl
/ senator Gore, State supt r. Fl vii
scou and other prominent Democrats
The following Chlckasha committee
met the train at Anadarkoi J. F
Bishop G. L. Greer, G. G. Herndon
/ A. S. Riddle, Judge Bailey, Harr.
Hammerly and Geo. W, Barefoot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30

CONDITION
CRITICAL
Telegram BY United Press

VelegTam by united Fress
Utica, Oct. SO,~ Sherman had a rel
lapse this afternoon and death may
occur at any moment. The announce
ment was made in a formal bulletin
issued by physicians, who said the
last hopes for his improvement were
shattered when his kidneys failed to
respond to remedial measures. Hypo-
dermics were employed to ease his
suffering. DR.. Peck expects the end
today or tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
Rush SPRINGS HERE.

The rock ribbed Democrats Of Rush
Springs are well represented in the
city today a large delegation was
dispatched from that thriving little
city here today to hear the great Com.
moner Among the delegation are
Dave Cox, " Simpson, Jonce Cox.
James Blondell, o. 7. Asher G. w.
Woods, Billy McCranahan, Ed. Daw-
kins, W. NJ Henry J. B. Cox. b. /.
Williams, JIM Cox and J. L. Wileman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
Box ANp IA suPPER
An GlLRERT scHOO

- 0T-7EHT oVTIO0L TTOUsE-
To raise funds for the Athletic club.
the pupils and patrons OF the Gilbert
school, near Chickasha, viii give
combination box and pie social on
Friday evening November John
II. Duncan is the teacher in charge
Of the school. All will be made wei
come at the social.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
MlNco MAN olvEs noLLaa-

7 want to get In on this proposis
tion said A. S. Taylor Of Minco. as.
he tossed down dollar for the VII.
son campalgn fund Mr Taylors at..
titude Indicated that hc considered Il
q privilege r. contribute 70 seeh
CAUSE The dollar iund n till DOING
buslncss and all contributions WlAl ii
Sladiy received.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
PROGRESSIVE
WILL SPEAK

According to announcement matte
by J p schow, "A. "A. Davidson IF
Holdenville will speak in behalf Of the
Progressive party On the bank corner
at s o'clock Wednesday evening.
Good music is promised and all viii
be welcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
COMMONER HEARD
BY VAST Multitude


! Col Ike Cloud and Col, Jack !
= Hale have issued an invitation !
: to all old soldiers, blue and :
+ gray, to participate in the VIII =
+ son and Marshall day parade :
+ next Saturday The veterans =
4 are requested to assemble at 4
+ the city hall at / o'clock and 4
= from there they win march to !
+ the Rock Island station to !
= meet Senator Gore !
e4%4 @%~~ . . = = o q . =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
sURNs eUARps RoosEVELT.

Telegram by United Press
Oyster Bay, Oct. 30-Detective VIM.
J. Burns was the guest at luncheon
with Roosevelt today and win act as
his personal guard on the trip to New
York for a speech tonight Roosevelt
said the Progressives had engaged
Burns detectives to guard the polls
in New York on election day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
One KILLED In
A STRIKE RIOT
Telegram By United Press

IeleBTdm by UnlTed Press
Little Falls, N. Y, Oct. 30.-One
special policeman was shot, another
stabbed and score Of strikers were
cut and bruised in fighting resulting
from the picketing Of mills by strik-
ers today
The strikers are affiliated with the
z. w. W. The sheriff may ask for
troops to be sent to the scene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
BATLTESHIP IS
LAUNCED TODAY
Telegram hy unlted prese.

Telegram by United Press.
New York. Oct 8O.-In the presence
Of President Taft and great com
pany OF invited guests the mammoth
battleshlp New York was launched
at the Brooklyn navy yard today
Miss Elsie Calder, aged is, daugh-
ter OF CONGRESSMAN Calder, christen-
ed the vessel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
BAIL FOR sNEED.

Telegram by United Press
Austin. Texas, Oct 30.-The court
Of criminal appeals today admitted
John Beal sneed to $4,000 bail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
REGISTER
44444444444$%**e

= Registration books were !
+ opened this morning in all pre- I
= cincts in the city
+ The books will remain open !
+ till Thursday night
= Voters who have moved to 4
+ another precinct must re-reg- I
r. lister.
+ All who for any valid reason 4
= we're unable to register before
= the primary are entitled to 4
+ register at this time,
r No one without a certificate I
+ can vote on November 3 i
a A&$@&@% %@@&@A@w&@@w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30
DECISIVE
FIGHT IN
PROGRESS
Telegram By United Fress

IeIeBTam ly UnITe1 fIess
London, Oct S0-In a battle lasting
from early yesterday until midnight
the Tu-ks repulsed the Bulgarians at
Visa, says an official dispatch to the
Turkish embassy here today The
Turks had eight hundred killed and
the Bulgarians far more, the dispatch
says
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30

Constantinople. Oct se--Aziz
Pasha, an Egyptian prime 6ho com
manded the Turkish cavalry Kirk
Kilisseh was shot today for failing to
make better showing against the
Bulgarians.
A decisive battle is known to be in
progress near Adrianople. but no de-
tails have been received.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-30

Wanie, servia. Oct so.-Tne Ser
vians lost 400 killed and 2oo0 wound-
ed and the Turks 10000 killed at the
recent battle Of Kumanoya. It is of.
ficially announced. Five thousand
bodies were burned at Kumanoya,
there being no time for burial
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
mARoUAm WINS FAIRBANKS.

The result telegrapttd to Nou a rom Che republican nTimaries seld ir Fairbanks on Saturday las was -o.jue news to The people Of seS- ard Peninsula. for several reasons.
 First-It means the party IS get;lns together The chaem Is being bridged end this being a national election years al republicans. uo matter by what name they are known are going to put their shoulder 70 the wheel and nelp 10 elect straight party man.
 seeond-The people over in Fair banks have a man strong enough 10 not only compete with our present delegate. but can muster sufficient strength in his own town to wrest e decided victory from him.
 Third-It Is q most excellent omen Tor the good of the party and proves the good exemple set by the repub- licans Of Nome. Is spreading forth through the land and will circle round and about until It's vital force Ia feh in ever nook and corner.
 Fourth-That the general awakening Is at hand. the hatchet Is 10 be buried and the people 10 unite under one banner for the good of the cause. and in the future. when parties are spoken of Tn connection with the territory of Aalska. they will carry but one mean ing and thst-republlcans The Grand old Party is good enough. strong enough. progressive enough. Independ- ent enough. for the most enlightened people in the country. and VIC a. mem bers Of that party can call ourselves plain republicans. with out any pre- fixes or modlaers. TOT after all has been said and done. r Is the only party that has complained anything worthy 0? record in The history of The nation.
 Thomsa Aarquam. the successful! re- publican in Fairbanks. Is 10 the min CTS of that district what ". A. Gil- more is 10 the people on Seward Pen lnsula. he has fought their cause. and worked that hard for the interest of the common people. he has been ac- cused Of jury brib!ng. He has been very successful in his law practice, always taking the side of the miners and working men agains. the capital ists. and in his criminal practice he has been very successful. for he has the interest of the people at heart, working upon the theory that the friendship of the masses. provided they are made up from the working peo-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
rne NEGRO POPULATION.

The census figures for 1910 are not favorable for the colored people Of the country The figures show that In the rural districts of the South ,he in- crease of the negro population was only s3 per cent as against i7.5 per cent for the previous decade and as against i73 per cert for the whites.
 In other words the white populs- ton is increasing twice as fast az the negro population in the country districts. The figures show that the blacks are making for the towns. and that the mortality among them there is even greater than it Is in the rural re- gions. The birth rate among the ne groes appears 10 be slightly in excess Of that among the whites but the death rate among them Is. as a whole, a little more than double that of the white people
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rHs PILGRIM FATHERS

The Pngrims"-to he carefully dis tinguished from the 'Puritans" who followed them 10 Massachusetts-num- bered l02 (wlth twenty-eight women). Thcy founded Plymouth December 25, 1920. Thus was started the hucleus of the commonwealth Of Massachu- setts." from which there was gradual ly developed New Hampshire. Yer mont. Connecticut and Rhode Island. Very soon after the landing of the Pilgrims came the Puritans. who the Massachusetts Bay Com pany." with headquarters al Boston IL was the Puritans. not het PA- grims. who persecuted the Quakers, burnt the witches and in one way and another proved themselves to be such oppressors of conscience.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

cans were towards. for towards they wer, not but 'n the other fact that the Americans were. man for man. physically. mentally and morally vast ly superior to the men they were fighting The Nexicans were brave and seldom showed The white feather but they lacked the staying power af th. men who followed Scott and Taylor ln the struggle with the moral courage. iron will and finer in telIIEence of the Anglo Saxon they were sure to be beaten. just as every other people who have tackled that breed Of men have been beaten.
 The result of the fall Of the ksxi- can capital was the treaty of Guada- Ioupe Hidslgo. in which it was stipu- lated that Mexico should receive from the United States S3.oo0 900 in hand and i2.0OO. .o0o In four annual install rnents for the territory to be scquir- cd by the war
 It is too late in the day Co talk about the justice or injustice Of the Mexican war. The aforesaid terri iory"-now comprising the states of California. Nevada. Utah. Arizona. New Mexico and half of Colorado has probably been more proftably em- ployed than t would have been had it remained under Mexican rule. In fact. there is not much doubt about this. and there the matter is likely 10 rest
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
JEFreR RsoSITEs.

Speaker Clark had given forth the key note of the coming campaign. From the democratic poin, of vieu
 Tarir In at it's many form af- fectinE the people and industries be- irr the only issue
 Many will agree with Champ Clark nat the 'tarifr' is the only issue and rerhaps that is the real ash; in ;ha -ogainE election. tut when we th'1S 5' .ree trade and rec1u the str 1T u.us days of Grover Cltveland's al. rnlnistrs;ion. it produces a "nig1t mare even more horrible than tEe dream of Clarence in Richard III anl that sure was bad enough.
 Granting that the democrats are right in their contention for free trade. we will have 10 admit they have no strong character like the late Grov- CT Cleveland. to give the same another trial The term free trade" calls up a vivid picture of an empty larder. a hollow sound from the pork barrel and vegetable bin. a pocketbook re- sembllng a piece of leather stepped upon by an elephant, children going half naked In thickiy populated cen ters. farmers sitting on delapidated looking pieces of agricultural inple- menlts. bemosnlng their fate. and wondering if the times and crops will allow them sufficient strength 10 rip" the plas;ers stuck" all over the farm. from the house barn. tools. land 10 the cattle.
 When vivid pictures Of this nature are brought forth in bold relic: it caused one to shudder. or many who passed through those Gays are not anxious 10 witness their return. The lesson driven home under the Cleve- land administration should have made turncoais o. every follower of democ- racy but {; failed in accomplishing that end for we know many good ab... bright citizens who are ever strong in the faith. and believe in their par " and the principles for which if stands with the undylns faith as d'o Jefferson. the founder of their dp,. tr ne
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
OUR MEXICAN WAR.

On the I4th day of September this year l, will be just sixty-five years ago when General Winfield Scott at the head of the American army march ed into the city of the Montezumas and the Mexican war was over.
 The war had lasted from the 2ith day Of April l845-one vera. four months and fourteen tayS-and had been an almost unbroken round of American victories. Tn nearly every contest the Americans were greatly outnumbered. At PaIo Alto ths Ann erican force was 1000. the Mexican 5000: al Monterey the figures were American 5000: Mexicans. 10000: at Buena Vista the odds were four to one against the Americans the figures being 5000 and 10000. and in the Anal battles around the City of Mexico tho odds were from three 10 four. and some five. against the invading force.
 Not only did the Americans nearly always win the day. but they did it In weli-nigh every case oyerwhelm- ingly infiicting upon the enemy losses compared with which their own were trlfing and this in spite of the fac, that as a rule they had 10 storm the strongest kind of entrenchments.
 The explanation Of this Is 10 be found not in the fact that the Aexi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
TEDDY BEAR SAFE

The location Of the trader Ted4y Bear has been given. the little vessel has made a remarkable cruise. and T i- possible that Joseph Bernard $ going to force the little craft through the Northwest passage. emerging from the Arctic on the Atlantic side. just 10 perpetuate the name of Bernard. which lt will surely do
 The cruise already made by the Teddy Bear has taken the vessel far enough east 10 be in. or opposite the land wherein is located the magnetic north pole. and by travelling with easy stages the vessel could be forced through 10 the Atlantic side. The past summer and the present mild winter would help the vessel by a much longer summer and should we fall 10 hear from Joe" this season. why we can wat 10 get news fromi him on the Atlantic side.
 We are glad 10 hear both Bernard and the vessel are safe and snug in winter quarters and trust the voyage which has been 8 protracted one will give the master of the boat a home stake for such chances entities per son to a reward
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

The family newspaper is the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

pie. is the genuine, all others being a question of dollars and cents
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

Let Us all go and see those basket ball fellows mix IL up Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

Placer Locations ss Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
DR. ]. N. SLOAN.

Office hours 10 3 and [ to S:3O p. m. Phone. Office. Main 45. resi- dence Black 45.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
REMEMBER ALL.
 ALASKA SWEEPSTAKES

Tn. ku-Alssks Sweepstakes race IS 5,.~;co neiah and the returning sun proves that the days are seo'ns Ionser; but whs, care we. f the other candies are growing stale Toby IS making |, fresh every asy. just 10 s'Ns the people chance 10 snjoy eue fresh made candy day in and day out no matter # iee.brssksrs come ard go.
 Fresh crisp brittle of all kinds and ds.erir.ions are turned cut daily, then ,her. is the decoration and fsVors in all eeiors made to order with Easter eomi,o on a pace. to say nothing of notions that we carry in stock TOT tha. great celebration.
 TosYs CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
PHONE: MAIN NO. e

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 70 o'clock on the day ' publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS.
 Private lesson. In dancing will be eiv.o during the winter by Mrs. James 4. Gibson .. her rssidsnes No. 10 Sec end avenue west Adults and chil- ofsn. Monday evening fourth house vest Of TsIephons office, o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

Ask and you shall receive. It's here to show for itself. You all get the benefit of your ask Ask hero and you will also receive. BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
OFFICIAL PAPER.
COMING EVENTS.
Outside ordinary mail elesss svsry Monday and Thursday ct s o'clock.
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

fz Stanoara oii Co. ls. csrstsns Colo storsss l4. John ]. sssnon Co. efies 15. Hssaqusrtsrs Saloon. z1. Reeerders ef1ss. ~ Lsnsnes Hotel 2s. Fire department 5i. Discovery Saloon. s2 Yorksy's Cigar Store. q Pacific Cold Storage Co. sAndspit. -2 Third Ave. and Lanes Way.
 Engine House Phone Main s7. Seven Whistles, Water. Three Fir. eut