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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
ANDERSON REVIEWS THE
METHODS OF DYNAMITERS
Evidence Shows That Some Of The
Defendants Were Guilty Of
Murder. Court HOLDS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec so
Federal Judge Auderson's statement
about the trial. in which he stated that
The evidence shows some OF these
defendants Ia De- guilty OF murder
was read by him from the bench. The
statement in part follows.
In 1905 there was a contest on he
tween the American Bridge company.
conce n engaged In the erection of
structural iron, and the international
Association Of Bridge and structural
lronworkcrs, Of which association all
nut TWO OF the defendants In this case
are members. over the open and
closed shop question. tho bridge com
pany having declared ifs purpose 10
conduct its affairs on the ouen shop
basis. la August 1908. the intc-ni-
tional association declared general
strike against the bridge compau =
ICnntinnad On Pa H..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
DYNAMITERS
SENTENCED
TO PRISON
Ihrythree Men VIII Be Sent Federal Prison at Fl Leav-
enworth-Ryan Given a Sentence of Seven Years
Other Convicted Mems Sentences Range from One to Six
Years-Many of the Sentences Suspended.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 3O.-Im-
prisonment in the Federal prison al
Leavenworth. Kas.. to-day was i'm.
posed as punishment upon % labor
union officials convicted OF having en-
gagged In the destruction OF property
by dynamite over an area stretching
from Boston ~ Los Angeles
As the head OF tho union whose
strike Was given as the motive for
promoting dynamite plots. Frank VI.
Ryan was sentenced TO serve seven
years imprisonment. the heaviest sen
tcnce OF all. lie Is president Of the
Iron Workers International Union.
or the ~ men convicted as conspir-
ators and aiders In tho Mcnamara dy-
namiting schemes. eight other men.
all affiliated with Ryan. each were
given prison terms Of six years.
The Sentences.
Two men each were given four
years. twelve men each were given
three years. four men each were
given two years. six men each were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31


hacked 70 pieces with bayonets.
LONDON. Dec. 3O.-A naval battIs
between Turkish ard Greek fc-ees
occurred today on the island OF Ten
COOS. IN which the Greeks suffered Sc
Nere losses. according 10 a news
agency dispatch received here to-
night from, Constantinoplc.
ATHENS. Dec. 3O.-Arother defeat
was inflicted on the Turkish army %
Ep'rus to-day bv the Greeks
The Greek column operating at a.
zani attacked the Turks and drove
them back with heavy loss.
LONDON. p-r. 800 Nftcr 2 fort
might ot -parruc tnd f"in'iuS. Turkey
has finally shown her hand In tho
p"1c" CON. renee. Mediation hy the
Sroat powers D. the Ottoman scheme
FOR emerging from tho war with tho
best face for 'h" nation and for the
(continued on Page Elevsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
SIX KILLED.:
SIX HURT In
A SNOWSLIDE
Snowslide 6uries Carpenter Shop,
Killing Six Workmen. While
Six Others Were Hun.

FERNlE. b. c. Dec. 30.-Six men
were killed and six others injured at
the Coal Creeks mines OF the Crows
Nest Pass Coal Company today By a
snowslide. All the men were at work
in the carpenter shop of the coal com
pany and the avalanche burst upon
the building so quickly that not one
escaped death or injury.
The dead.
James Buckley. Fernie.
Harry Nelii. West Fernie.
Ale1 Worth,ngton. Coal Greek.
D. Rosario, Fernie.
D. Nasiyczuk. Coal Greek.
7. kitenary. Coal Greek.
The avalanche was about $50 feet
N width and came S1wn the hill near
the northern end of the big steel
uiple As the mass Of snow rushed
downward u snapped tho electric
llfht which supplied light 10 the
offices and other buildings and the
employees hastily went 20 the as.
si-tancc of the men IN the demolished
carpenter shop.
Five lifelc-- badi.s were brought
out ana then young Worihinrton was
found. lle was still breathing and a
i1lm0f"r was used vigorously for
some time iu an effort to restore him
to consciou~nsss. IIe died shorty
afterwards however
Six other men. several of thom So
r."ueIy injured. were later dug from
the snow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
Ten Per Cent Increase Shown over
the Year of 1911 Despite the
Labor Troubles.
Coal Statistician o. United States
Geological Survey hakes In
terestins Report.
WEST VIRGINIA COAL
MEN HOLD MEETING

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec
%" tn" West Virginia Coal
Operators Association. az %
secret meeting at the Willard
hotD! today decided TO appoint
three committee. one OF which
shall Investigate the strike con
diuons IN the Paint ard cabin
Creek districts iu KanaWha
county. another 20 report %
the West Virginia Legislature
ON an legislation affecting coal
mining and the third 10 take
steps fo s.cur, better railroad
rates To the Great lakes. iu.
order fo cowr, with the
Pennsylvania coal mines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
PAYING BLOCKS
BY PARCELS POST
One thousand Blocks To Be Sent Out
OF Gary. Indiana. BY Parcels
Post

'Nltl. Ind. Dec @U.-Onr fhos .-d
concrete paving bricks each iu ID -au.
arIfe stamped parcel viii ha tf. fref
lnst t1liW"rt of parcels post mail fl
leff" This city Two biz dray. car.
rt wing %" blocks wrapped ana address
"d. backed up to fue uu-'.HIro TO-DAY
and fhc local uosfoffice fu.ca had To-
carry tho siN thor-lud pounds az
blocks iufl tiD office fu have tho
stamps cancelled They are hr.ur
nf ou' i. samples is 3d. mauufacfur.
o. Who found That boo could send Them
cheaper hr parcels post than bt pl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
WANT
MEDIATION
BY POWERS
Ottoman Government Shows Hand When Her Deegatesj
Ask That Balkan War Be Settled by Powers.
Balkan Delegates Become Restless and Demand Immediate
Settement-Two Battles Fought Yesterday.

LONDON. Dec. 5O.-The Tirres pub.
lishes the following dispatch from
Belgrade:
III IS reported that the Ministry %
War has received = telegram statinq
that Scutari has fallen to = Servian
attack"
LONDON. Dec. 3o-A terrible re.
cital Of atrocities. from information
gathered by Sustro-Hungaris AZ
thcrities. IS gwen m = Budapest DIS
patch 20 the Daily Telegraph. reveal.
ing. according TO these official re.
ports. \ deliberate policy OF esternri-
nation Of Moslems adopted by the
SerViSn General JanoViteh on the
march Of his army through Albania
20 the seacoast.
Between kunanova and Uskup
1900 were done 20 death Near pris-
tina 5000 exclusively Arnsuts were
r1assacred under circumstances OF
the most horrible cruelty. Villages
were burned and the fleeing ,nhab-
tants shot down. Hlpiess women
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31

wAsHrHGTOr. Dec. r1re~-sft
Wsst yirgf-ia.-C1oudy Tuesday. wed
nsafav fair
ohio Westrrn panurv1vr CLOUDY
TueadaI. Tr0rahly local an4us near me
lass Gcdag aafar fur braE aouthweaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31

were forced 20 watch their children
hacked 70 pieces with bayonets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
TRIP TO The
CAPITAL is !
The PRIZE
Bentley Announces the
WinnerS---W Will Be
Awarded Thurs.


Charles NJ Brandon. living near
chccotab 4 tbs ehamniop boy co,,o,
oro,o. I, o,.,,
Guy ""e' y
W. s,"ua prize 2 lfip 70 washing
'o"' = - o'ietga " 'ne Vhlanoina
oo','" 'gso .i0slieFs association, ac-
corning % announcement made mere
To-Day py W p Bentley state agent
q lhe X = Department N Agrleul'
'ure-
Mf' Deu'iey Was mere 1oaas n coR-
terence wlth A schwartz secre'
'asy q lne Sottoh Seea cfushers aa'
SoclAp'on, ana tnls = tne first en-
noancement made q the winners ~
'ne Doys cod'on Growing contest
morgan troweil' OF cade Bryan
county won tne second prize Slo ana
me sh'sa prize 81 500 went 70 =
stephens county lad.
Young brandon grew htue ofFs
otpe pounds q seea cotton ~ Two
acres II eHoahq MF' bentley na'i
haa cnecAefs a. NosA uh sae fepo'H'
ol lne soaAs planaeis WI seple ''A's
Az the reports aa1e neei FAsu Y VIZ
olflce at YUKON ana 1ae cneeAins nag
progresses ssssat's sh's p'oan'ts
70 iiuiea's s''q winners '' '''e
i.a'io- '7'ns sqsa'e4 ets' ''4
pn'n7, oes ~ ''se ''s'' g "o'7 ''V'
a'aliapie At taae slslle.
MT oca~aIs@ aaa0onee' 'ne' {
apeeiai niee''i's y shs oo.'on 's7''
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
S. S. CONVENTION
WAS A SUCCESS
ACCIDENT

Little Lewis Tucker Emanuel,
the two year old son Of Dr. L. 4.
Emanuel, was the victim Of a
most peculiar accident Sunday
afternoon. The little boy with
his sister and a number Of play
mates were at the home Of a
neighbor in a room playing.
They were running around a hot
heating stove. The door was
open and the Emanuel child
stumbled, falling against the
door. The ball Of the right eye
was burned. The child's face
was also scared by the hot stove.
According to the father. had
the child been one-sixteenth of
an inch closer to the stove when
he fell his eye sight would have
been injured permanently.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
Liquor Landed EN-
in City BaStlle

Two men were lodged in the city
basule Saturday night on the charge
Of being drunk. Their cases were
somewhat interesting. A man anu
his wife we're on their way home from
IT. Worth 20 Ft Cobb. The woman's
brother was travelling with them. Al
Ft Worth the two men secured a
bottle Of whiskey They we're not
drinking men but as they made the
rin 10 Chickasha they took several
arinks from ihe bottle while seated
in wel heated smoker on the pas
senger
The whiskey took effeet-when the
men reached chickasha and got out in
the cold they were properly ~soused.
Both we're arrested and lodged IN
Jail The wife was found at the sta
ton with several small children and
a wonderful amount of luggage. The
family was taken to a hotel and Civ
eA proper lodging. The men had
plenty Of money on their persons and
we're wen dressed Both were hearth
ly ashamed Of their Christmas spree
when they awoke after they sobered
up TO find themselves in Jail
The family left sunaay afternoon
for Ft Cobb Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
HIGH COURT
TO DECIDE

washinsiob D. G., Jan Ito
siralshten oui some OF the kinks IN
the jurisdiction Of the new commerce
court and the Interstate commerce
commission will be one b the first
tasks 70 confront The supreme court
ol she United stmes when Il convenes
Monday 5anuory 8 The conflict has
been growing daily more acute
The decision Of the court is expected
70 have 8 farreachine effect upon gov
efnmenlai rate making II may fore.
shadow tha holding OF the court ia the
famous miermountain rate case. in
which the onmmefse burt and the in.
terstate commerce Commission are at
odds The latter case does not come
before the court for consideration un.
80 February is
One oi the ticklish problems tor the
court TO decide Is whether the com
merce court has the power to review
.he decisions OF the commission, III
which The complaining shipper is de-
MED relief The position has been iak
en- that The court can review the hold
ing Of the commission only when the
commission issues affirmative orders
OF relief % shlpper In other words.
that the court IS open only 70 The de-
leaied railroad bus nol 10 the defeated
shippers
Thia question grose over the com.
plant Of the Proctor q Gamble com.
pany Of lvorydale. Ohio. relative to
the railroads charging demurrage un-
der the uniform demurrage code. on
private cars. Both the commission
and the court held that there was no
merit IN the complaint. but objection
was made that the court had ne iuris
dietlon 10 review the action Of The
commission The commerce court
held il did 9aye authority
Another cause of contention to be
reviewed by the supreme court was
the assertion BY the commerce court
of power @ prevent the commissions
orders going into effect while It re.
views the merits 81 the orders This
particular point win be argued when
Tire supreme court reviews the action
of tie commerce court IN enjoning
temporarily the enforcement Of the
commission order bnsed on diserim-
ination by the railroads IN favor Of Ar.
buckle Brothers, sugar rehHers The
commission found the railroads were
discriminating between shippers ii
allowing Arhuckle Brothers compen.
satlon for liehtering AS sugar in the
NeN York harbor but not allowing a
Ike compensation g the Federal SUI
gar Refining company
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
Many Witnesses
are Summoned

fhirty-six witnesses have been sum.
moned IN case Of the state Of OK.
lahoWa against John Brown, sam An
derson. OTIS scrosgins ct al on She
charge Of disturbing the peace in the
vicinity OF the LaYeriy school house
on Christmas day. The case has
been set Tor bearing 10 the court ef
Indge % Vance for Wednesday
1aii The whole commssesy 81 Iay-
erty have been summoned 20 appear
in the case as Witnesses Il is un
derSiood lhat DE ca-e grew oaI 81
row at Christmas entertainment
exercise. r. s Morrison filed ae
complaint
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
Boy
Cotton Grower
dist. COURT
TOCONVENE

Judge Frank Nj Bailey win opea
Che January term Of the district
court on Wednesday, the docket being
set for Jan. a-25 The first day mll
be devoted to motions and The Grim.
nal docket will be taken up on tae
Monday following.
Only IA criminal cases are set for
trial in the district court at this term,
most OF such cases now going to the
Is charged with violating an lnjunc-
superior and county courts The only
liquor case Is that Of sam Cook VINO
tion On the civil docket there are
M cases % be presented 70 tie
court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01

from the state organization were
more Than pleased with the result
The men and women Of the state
party left this afternoon for AnHers.
Okla. where they win conduct
county convention
This morning the meeting was giy.
en- over to round table discussions.
Mrs. c. II. Nichols presented he
work Of the graded lessons course for
regular sunday school work she
answered the affections that we're 81.
fered to the coursc in a very capable
and practical manner Mrs. 6 E.
Dowls Of the Home visitation depart
ment closed the convention with a
ten minute talk Prof Roper gave
several beautiful numbers on the pin.
no durins the morning service
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01

Farmen from all over tie country
We're here IN large numbers today 10
attend The regular january market
day sale The crowd IN attendance
was one Of the largest iof several
months The auction began al enc
o'clock and IS stil in progress. SEQ.
ond haud household furniture solid a.
a good price The lisi ihelndrd i
good number OF horses. mules ana
COWS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
DESERTED BOY
FINDS 4 HOME

Were you ever deserted, left alone
without money or friends in a.
strange place II you hnve never
been in such circumstances You can
not appreciate the predicament OF
Jack Evans. q sixteen year old boy
who Aas deserted by supposed friends
in Chickasha several days ago. The
boy had fifteen CENTS "a his pockets.
1t was cold and ne was thiniy clad
and he was a stranger % a strange
land.
Officials around the Rock Island ds-
pot found the boy hungry ana cold "A
the station. They made inquiry and
found that the lad was making Dis
way to Wichita. Kansas. with man
friend and hat she man had gone
leaving the youu@ter 70 his oun re-
sources.
Charitable offerings Kept The boy
IN a warm room and gave him iood
for several days and then a iarwer
living four miles east Of iown was
persuaded 70 rake sha yqnng fellow
and give him 4 trial on 'he farm
The boy went to ths farm home cf
win Roach last Fflasy End has been
IL. 4H4 lIl.... ....a.I a...I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
Eighteen Years as
Railroad Physician

Along with a renewal Of his cok.
tract as one Of the local surgeons and
examiners for the Rcak Island Rail-
way CO.. Dr K 2 I've today received
bis 18TH annual pass over the COM
panys lines Railroad posses ara
scarce nowadays, only employees OF
Ihe companies beins permitted to
hold them.
Dr. rye was lirsi appointed % his
present position Jan. j, lssi ana has
served the company continuously
since that time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
MISS MiLLloeE SECURES
POSITION M ArlANTA

Word has been received in ne civ
from Miss Hariett Nillidge formerly
supervisor OF music in the public
schools, thar she has received The ap-
nainiment of assistant supervisor IL
music IN the public schools Of Atlan-
IA. Ca Miss Millidge viii give up her
work a Port Arthur Texas and SO
at onee to Atlanta. She received her
education there and will take up
work in her Old home town
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
BUSINESS CHANGE.

g. u. Rogers purchased the half
interest of & F Green in the Rogers
& Green feed and coal business to.
day. arr Rogers win continue the
business IL the same stand The
anly difference win be than be will
place the business on a strictly cash
basis beginning the first Of the YEAR
Mr Green viii leave for Anskogee
to join bis brother VINO has located
there. Just rs soon as his business
ean be seiiledin this city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
SEN. OWEN
is SCOMINC

Senator Robert l. Owen will ar.
rive in Chickasha at s O'Clock Tues
day evening and win speak al the
eoal house az Sa
Tile senator win discuss the organt
zation of precinct democratic clubs in
preparation for the coming campaign
Everybody Is cordially invited y hear
him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
JUDGE HOOK
Is OPPOSED


Washington. D. c.. Jan Probably
no greater opposition to a candidate
for the United States supreme court
ever has been shoNn than in the case
OF Judge Hook, of Leavenmorth, KAN,
Who i has been announced. is being
considered favorably by President raft
for seat on the highest trobunal in
he nation.
Since it became known that Judge
dook was a candidate many of those
senator's who are known to be aligned
with the people and against the ad.
Fancement Of every issue or person
who might be suspected OF leaning
toward privilege. have become exceed
ingly active and now are waging a
relentless crusade against the Kansas
iurist.
In the vanguard of those attacking
the record OF Judge Hook and declar-
ing him to be not the best man that
can be obtained for the place, is SEN
ator Gore of Oklahoma and the blind
legislator viii continue his activities
until il finally is decided Officially that
Judge Hook shall OF shall not be given
the position.
Gore Opposes Hook
In an interview given out Sunday
night Senator Core said:
Whenever doubt exists as to
whether a Judge Is just to the people
or leans toward privilege that doubt.
OUT OF abundant caution. should be re.
solved in favor Of the people, when the
Advancement Of a Judge is in question,
is there such a doubt in the case OF
Judge Hook2 The people Of Okla
homa practically are united in the
belief that there is just grounds for
such q doubt. 1t is their belief that
he is pro-privilege. and therefore
against the people and against their
just endeavor reasonably to regulate
public service corporations. share
this belief.
THE people should not be asked ia
run a risk Of an appointment Of this
character involving life tenure Of Of
ace."
In his fight Senator Gore win have
Inc backing OF Senator Owen and the
majority Of the progressives Of the
senate. it is now believed. although It
generally is conceded. that Senator
Bristow of Kansas is the pivot upon
upon which no Anconsiderabie part Of
progressive sentiment will swing.
Should Senator Bristow. who is q
progressive out and ont decide chat
Judge Hook is not the man for the
place. and oppose his elevation even
though the Judge be from hie home
state, then it is assured that progress
sives as a whole viii oppose Hook
But. with Bristow sanctoning the Kan
sas judge many progressives viii stant
with him. The stand-patters are sure
to do so.
There is certain. however, to be on'
Of the hardest battles in the history o
tho Government against confirmation
Of Judge Hook should lie receive thl
nomination from President Taft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
PLAN LYcEuM COURSE.

A movement is on loot 10 launch a
second lyceum course under the aus
piees Of the y. NJ G A. Literature
has been received IN the city an.
nouncing the attractions that are
available this season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01
SCHOOL oPENs ToMoRRoM.

The Girls college ana the public
schools Of the city wifi resume the
work Of the year tomorrow morning.
Students at the college have been
arriving in the city all day today
The college home is open again az.
ter the holiday vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-01

Joe Hosey. the man who accident
ally shot himself last week Amber
and who has been confined to a local
hospital was able 70 return home last
night Hosey WIS shot through the
hip as he attempted 70 place a re-
yolyor IA his hip pocket