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The Virginia enterprise., 1912-02-09

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s. w. McCall-Business Of Con
gress. ! s. -" - -: i
H. G. Bentley-Science of .Ac-
counts. :ss$
F. T. Barton-The Cat. -.--
R. w. Notwithstanding
Management.
H. Brower-Art of the Pianist.
C. H. Bullivant-Home Fun.
C. H. Stevenson Spell :,f Hol-
land. - ~
Sir w. F. Butler-wild North
land.
| H. H. Saylor-Bungalows.
Grace Tabor-Landscape Gar
dening.
E. A. Bennet-Mental EAicien-
cy.
Allen French-Story Of Grittir,
the Strong.
VIM, Wood-Fight for Canada.
l. c. S.-Masonary, Carpentry,
Joinery, etc.
I. C. S.-Malleable Casting
Brass Founding, etc.
/. C. S.-Telegraphy Engineer
ing.
I.C. S.-Applieds Mechanics.
l. c.. S.-Sheet Metal Pattern
Drafting. =
R. Hughes-Nliss.: 318.
H. de U. Stacpook-Ship of Cor
al.
D. E. Woodbridge and Others
History of Duluth, St. Louis
County.
Van Hise & Leith-Geology Of
the Lake Superior Region.
A. Marshall-The Eldest Son.
| w. P. Greenough- Canadian
Life and Folk LORE.
Sir .. P. Lucas-History of Can
ada, 1763-1812. G
Geo. Bryce-Romantic Settle
ment of Lord Selkirk's Colony.
w. L. Grifith-Dominion Of
Canada.
Walter Larden Argentine
Plains and Andine Glaciers.
! G. w. Colby-Canadian Types
Of the Old Regime.
r. H. Davis-Man Who Could
Not Lose.
Geo. Fitch-At Good Old ST.
wash.
IL. Whitechurch- Concerning
Himself.
w. J. Locke-AIorals of Marcus
Ordeyne.
Margaret Deland-1ron Wo-
man.
Kenyon Cox-Classic Point of
View.
J. G. Ogden-Heat.
Van Sickle & Seegmiller-Read-
ers, 1st, End, 3rd.
NJ: F. Lansing barbarian and
Noble.
A. T. Curtis s-Story of Cotton.
f. Eggleston-Stories Of Ameri-
can Life and Adventure.
Sir C. P. Lucas-Canadian War
of 1912.
| Mrs. H. Ward-Case of Richard
Meynell.
F. w. H. Myers Wordsworth.
|. S. Grifith-Wood Working
for Amateur Craftsmen.
Jude Hardy-ude.
w. H. %Vashington-Progress
and Prosperity.
A. Abbott-Trial Briefs.
F. Van Observation-Disclosures.
J w. Daniel-oDWyxP LIE H
f. NJ. John-American Notaries.
J. L. Hopkins-Patents.
F. Van Dyne-Citizenship of the
U. s.
J. w. Daniel-Negotiable In
struments.
R. Maples-Parlimentry Prac-
tice.
II. i. Tiffany-Landlord and
Tenant.
Sir VIM. Blackstone-Laws of
England.
John Bouvier-Law Dictionary.
Edith Wharton-Ethan Frome.
c. f.. Cody-Eltnor's Junior
Hop.
John Oxenham-Coil Of Crane.
f. A. Bennett-Hilda Lessways.
j. NJ. Barrie-Peter and Wendy.
NJ. Cameron-The Pretender
Person.
I. Turgenieff- Fathers and
Children.
IanMaclaren-Doctor of the Old
School.
j. C. Lincoln-Cap'n Warren s
Wards.
G. K. Observation-Disclosures of
Father Brown.
VIM. De Morgam-A Likely
Story.
Geo. Observation-Disclosures of a
Quiet Neighborhood.
r. II. Barbour-Team Mates.
| L. w. Quirk-Freshman Dorm
The Virginia enterprise., 1912-02-09
Defined.

The pessimist stands beneath the
tree of prosperity, and growls when
the fruit falls on his head.-Succese
Magazine.
The Virginia enterprise., 1912-02-09
new BOOKS 1t VIRGINIA
-. PUBLIC LIBRARY
Many New Volumes Placed on
Shelves. May be Reserved
by Postal or Telephone :

by Postal or Telephone J:
A large number of new books
have been added to the circulat-
ing department of the Virginia
Public Library during the past
few days, including the very lat
est. These books may be reserv.
ed by postal or by telephoneing
the library, a partial list Of the
new volumes on the shelves being
as follows:
Owen Johnson-Tennessee
Shad.
r. D. Williams-Honorable
! Peter White.
|. O. Winslow-Distant Coun-
tries.
| |. O. Earth and it's
People.
l. O. Winslow-Europe.
|. O. Winslow-Our American
Neighbors.
Julia Magruder-Her Husband
Thomas Grey-Poetical Works
r. H. Barbour-House in the
Hedge.
H. K. Job-Blue Goose Chase
A. A. P. S.-Risks in Modern
Industry.
A. F. Blaisdale- Stories from
English History.
w. E. & I Union-Living Wage
Of Women Workers.
: F., IT. Cooper-Craftsmanship
Of Writing.
Mott & Chub-Indoors and Out
G. p. Chesterfield Rich Quick
Wallingford.
St. John-Things a Boy Should
Know About Wireless.
A. II. Seaman-When a Cob.
bier Ruled a King.
+. Miltoun-Dicken's London
A. D. Webb-New Dictionary OF
Statistics.
+. Barclay-Following the Star
G. S. Porter-Harvester,
copies.
II. B. Wright-Winning Of Bar
bara Worth, 2 copies.
Ian Hay-A safety Match.
f. S. Werner-Readings anC
Recitations, 48 Vols.
A. C. Doyle-The last Galley.
Jack London-South Sea Tales
NJ. Saunders-Beautiful joe.
Paradise.
A. r. Curtis-Grandpa's Little
Girls and Miss Abitha.
f. l.. Gould-Felicia 8 Folks.
G. S. Observation-Disclosures
Acres.
Leo Tolstoy-War and Peace.
NJ. l.. NewBigin-Modern Geo.
graphy.
~. s. Rdgers-Garden Plan.
ming.
W. r. Hornaday-Taxidermy.
&. b. Davis-8ales Of the Town
A. C.. Laut-Canada.
}. II. Haaren-Fairy Life.
Mrs. A. G. Lane-Stories for
Children.
S. f. Lawson-The st. Law
renee.
W. Drysdale-Helps for Ambi-
tous Boys.
Thompson & Geddes-Evolu-
ton.
II. T. Rurfeld-Wood Pattenn-
making.
j. NJ. Thompson-Water Won
ders Every Child Should Know.
s. Cody-World's Greatest
Short Stories.
r. W. Glider Complete Poems.
F.. H. Wolcott-500 Ways to
Help Your Church..
Stockton-Floating Prince.
A. NJ. Chisholm-Bos of Wind
River.
F.. w. Hirst-The Stock Ex-
change.
W. E. Curtis-Turkestan.
II. f. Stevens-Cooper Hand
Book.
Sir G.. p. lllbert- Parliment.
G.. W. Powers-Hand Diction
ary Of Prose.
s. S. Huebner-Property lin
surance, Book Of Synonyms.
Zona Gale-Nlothers to Men.
F. l.. Packard-On the Iron al
Big Cloud.
f. NJ. Buxton-Story Of the
Crucades.
Altsheler-Last of the Chief 3
w. f. Curtis-Around thu
Black Sea.
H. G. Stockwell- Essential Ele
ments of Business Character.
N. Soyer-Paper Bag Cookery
Myrtle Reed-Weaver O.
Dreams.
Esther Singleton-Guidc t,
, Great Cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-17

Do c.eaie au American st>le OF
gardenu-. instead OF copying
Europe literally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-17

TO have American plants domi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-17

ro develop "a passion FOR privacy
aad ART ana sill our passion iof
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

Unless your mail comes to you on
Sunday with a special delivery stamp
on it, you win not get it until Monday
morning.
This is the latest order issued by
the postoffice department, and IS COW
cred by a general law enacted in the
appropriation act for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1913.
The object Of the law is to reduce
the work Of the pcstoffice employees to
the minimum on that day, enabling
them to enjoy a complete day CT rest.
For awhile, until the country gets
used to it, It will probably throw some
persons a little out Of joint, but IN a
few weeks business will be 50 arrang-
ed that it will work smoothly and to
the advantage Of all. In cases where
urgent mail is in transit for delivery
Sunday, it will be covered with a spe
cial delivery stamp, and all such mail
will be promptly handled, but beyond
this none will be delivered.
The law governing went into 81
feet last Friday night and is immedi
,aely appiicaDie, SO there is 10 ousoiol
any one to so to the postoifice mex
Sunday for their NAIL as it will onll
bring disappointment.
The following letter to J. w Kay
SER postmaster received today full
explains the situation:
Postmaster, Sir:
The postoffice appropriation act fo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
New Law Passed Provides for Closing
Of Offices Of First and Second
Class on That Day.
SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTERS
Only Class Of Mail Exempt; Lock Boxes
to be Closed and No General
Delivery Will Be Made.

the fiscal year ending June 30. 1915
provides:
THAT hereafter postoffices Of the
first and second classes shall not ba
open on Sunday for the purpose oE
delivering mail to the general public,
but this provision shall not prevent
the prompt delivery of special delivery
mail"
Under this law yea will close the
general delivery, carriers windows,
and lock boxes and discontinue all de-
liveries BY carriers or Sunday You
viii note, however, that special deliv-
cry mail is excepted AID you will there
fore arrange to have or duty a suffic.
lent force to handle this mail matter
promptly
The department desires to reduces
Sunday work to the minimum SO that
as many Of the employees as possible
may enjoy complete day Of rest on
Sunday You should, therefore, re-
quire only sufficient number Of
clerks to report for drty On that day
In order that transit mail and the mail
collected for dispatch may be handled
eala8at deiaN ii b mar a dispai
ed on Sunday very early collection
should be made on Monday morning
and the mail for local delivery distri-
buted before the carriers leave for
their first trip
Respectfully,
C. p. GRANDFIELI
First Asst. Postmaster General
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
Gregory Says an Age
Of Political Revolution
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug 27-"We live
in an age Of political revolution said
President Stephen S. Gregory Of Chi
caago at the opening Of the annual
convention Of the American Bar asso-
citation today. Discussing Lorimer, he
said, 1T is this kind of gross abuse Of
power and dereliction in duty by rep
resentatiYes Of good government. The
women are entitled to self government
as well as the men If the ladies' unan-
imously say they want the ballot iReE
viii get it. The abuses OF their power
by judges are sufficient to destroy the
right OF free publication and free
speech He mentioned the action OF
Justice Wright in The Bucks-Gompcrs
case A fight is promised over the
representation in the membership Of
VIM. n. Lewis, colored, assistant at
torney general The general opinion
is that the members are opposed to
the recall Of the judiciary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
SUPERIOR COURT TO
OPEN NEXT TUESDAY

Criminal Cases Set for Trial Monday,
September i6.
State Of Oklahoma vs. Thos. 7. SUIT
ton, embezzlement
State Of Oklahoma VS. Bill Holmes,
unlawful possession.
State OF Oklahoma VS.. Bill Holmes,
unlawful possession.
State Of Oklahoma ys Bert steele,
unlawful possession.
State Of Oklahoma VS. Mrs Samuel
Foster, receiving liquor under fictitious
name
State Of Oklahoma VS. Mrs Samuel
Foster, Geo. Morgan and A. T. Ander-
son, unlawful possession.
State OF Oklahoma VS.. Bill Holmes,
selling whisky
State Of Oklahoma VS.. Bill Holmes,
selling whisky
Criminal Cases Set tor Trial Tuesday
September II.
State Of Oklahoma VS. Ford Newton
selling whisky
State Of Oklahoma vs. Ford Newton
unlawful possession.
State Of Oklahoma VS.. Bert Steele
selling whisky
Z state of 0xiahnna vs. q HamD
ion, assault
State Of Oklahoma VS. Jess Lookett
TRANSPORTING liquor
State Of Oklahoma VS. Joe Smith. an
lawful possession.
/ State Of Oklahoma VS.. Joe Smith
unlawful possession
State Of Oklahoma vs. Joe Smith. un
/ lawful possession.
Criminal Cases Set for Trial Wednes
day September is.
State Of Oklahoma vs. John A Tucs
er and Fl. K. smith, selling whisky
State OF Oklahoma VS.. A. L. smit
and b. II. Moore conveying liquors.
state OF Oklahoma VS.. john A. Tucl
er and a, T Mccoy, unlawful posse
sion.
\ State of Oklahoma VS.. Jerry Ande
son, conveying an estray animal
State of Oklahoma VS. Tom Llndsa,
conveying liquors
State OF Oklahoma VS.. Horace Par
+. and Chas. Spencer unlawful posse
sion Of beer.
/. Court Cases Set for Hearing Thursda
September 10,
. Mrs. Dora Johnson VS.. Ben Ileton
al. correction of deed.
B. b. Bridges. trustee, VS.. W. j. Pa
ten on note.
3. b Bridges, trustee, vs. Il.
Ruff, on note.
2 Detroit United Bank VS.. Albert Fla
ris ct al. foreclosure Of mortgage.
Y. l.. d. Emanuel VS.. Board oil Coun
Commissioners, debt.
s. Harry Hill VS.. Fran Reynolds, ca
collation. Of patent
& Lewis James VS.. Ethel Reynolt
cancellation of patent.
Of j. b Hill VS.. Willie Reynolds, ca
collation. OF patent
IN Lewis James VS.. Frank Reynoll
cancellation Of patent.
.. j. b. Hill vs. Frank Reynolds, q
collation. Of patent.
BIT West & Carrier Lumber Co. VS..
M Wantland ct al, on contract
rp w Il, Chittum VS.. Pete Heliner
all on note.
ct John W. Brown VS.. Pete Heill
ct al, "a note.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

Washington, Aug ~ sobereu by
the embarrassment Of Saturdays all
night session. filibustefs and Disagree
menls, congress adjusted its differ.
enaes Monday invited President Taft
up to Tho capitol once more and at
i.30 o'clock in the afternoon wrote
"fnis' after the proceedings OF The
second session Of the sixty-secona con.
gress
The end was marked with a return
81 harmony Senator la Toilette de-
manding action on the ponrose cam.
paien resolution, found an opposition
smothcred away Ia front Of him and
Che resolution paased almost without
discussion.
Senators Chamberlain, Martin, swan
son and CulbeFson. after fighting bit
terly Tor the payAent oi the state
claims embodied ID the general de.
ficiency bill Yielded 10 The ursiug d
their eolleasues and permitted the sen
ate 70 yield u the demands of th,
house, aud strike lhee claims from
the bin in return - This concession
however. they received the promise q
support nesl winter Rhen the claim.
again will De press a Tor payment
With these Ola claims, amounting 4
5000. went the extra months pal
for congressional employees. which th,
senate demanded ana The house re-
fused 10 give lH the last half houi
OF the session. while President Tai
waited IN his special room TO Sign thl
measures Of the dglHg congress, an al
tempt was made tn rush through q spe
ciat resolution giving the employees Ga
extra MONTH but he house again
blocked f.
The president signed the general de
fioiency biu at i.lO O'Clock, making
certain the payment Of the ii,Soooo
deficiency m army pay the sl5oo0
for the Geuwbufs memorial celcbra
ton uezt year. tie s85o0oo for exten
sion OF customs work and scores o
other Important payments That hinge
on the passage Of the bin
Tho session just fliei outH % th
senate 10 use tae W8ras * ong 81
server A comparative handful q
members occupied their seats, and
call for a quorum in either the houa
or senate would haga orced a retm
Of the embarrassing situation OF las
weak.
4 Wild ou,burst 81 applause greete
Speaker Clarks announcement Of ii.
joaament as his sa9el fell 30 "a
house. The floor Immediately becam
an Animated scene. members biddIu
each other Foodsbye and snakin
hands 0ld tlmc political foes burie
an differences ana an feuds apparon
" were forgotten in the general leaY
taking
Further animation and color We
lent TO the scene when tue wome
flocked down from .Ae galleries % jo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
Session in Senate Just Fizzled Out
With Only Handful of
Members Present.
DEFICIENCY Bill is STONED
Speaker Clark Addresses the House
Expressing Deep Appreciation
of Courtesy Shown Him.

husbands and fathers on the floor The
corridors were crowded with tired but
happy members and their families and
friends, aud Speaker clark's room was
crowded with friends and admirers.
Just before he announced the adjourn
ment Speaker Clark addressed the
house
eAs the hour OF adjournment ap-
proaches,n Ne said "the speaker de-
aires to thank all members of the
house On both sides oi the big aisle
which separates us politically, but as
friends and patriots, for the uniform
courtesy with which they have treated
the speaker ! hope that We win all
reach home safely all have enjoyable
vacations and WIN All return, fresh
and inyigorated for our work next win
ter
While waiting for adjournment time
la lhe senate late in the day, there
were nn even score Of senators on tne
floor when resolution for adjourn
ment At $3.50 O'Clock Mas pGt through
aud recess taken Until 4lO Theil
began a twenty.minute wait
Secretary MacVeagh Of the treasury
department. was on the floor lie
wandered about In the little group OF
senators who we're making their fare
wells and discussing campaign plans.
In the center aisle Senator Ia Toilette
AND Senator Clapp were deep in discus.
sion OF the prospects for the Penrose.
Roosevelt investigation.
Senator Nelson 8f Minnesota awoke
/ the senate Tor moment to thank the
] presiding officers Of the session, Sen
ators Callinger and Bacon Senator
! fat dignity lost itself ion a moment as
ihe little group in the chamber ap
plauied the speech. senator shivel3
i had passed a resolution thanking Nies
/ President sherman or his conduct a.
presiding officer
Then as the hands Of the clock slow
ly crawled to i,80 Senator Gallineei
Fin the chair. arose and declared thy
session adjourned sine die and lh'
remnant oi the senate wandered out g
4 the chamber
After recesslne from 2.So to S:25
Inc house transacted little business. F
passed bin Of Rep Carlin OF Virgins
Democrat iiSiug penalties Tor m
breaking Of seals on cars IN interstate
commerce adopted me concurrent ties
olutlon on adjournment and then pre-
ceedel TO block all other attempts q
legislation.
A resolution providing for an es
ira months pay for employees OF tn
senate died q natural death withou
consideration. The resolution was
substitute for a proceding one tina
would have provided the extra month
pay ior employees Of both house an
SENATE. House Democrats had eon
ON record as opposed to such legisi.
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
He SAVED WRONG WOMAN.
TeIegram BY unIted Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Geneva, Aug. Returning from
work along the bank Of the Rhine at
BeiIegrade, young meehanic named
Dubois heard cries of distress, and
seeing a woman struggling in the
stream, plunged in, and started to tow
her to safety. AS his feet touched bot
tom, Dubois discovered that he had
saved his mother-in-law, with whom
he had been on bad terms for a long
time. He promptly threw her out into
the water again, and walked away
swearing. A boatman saved her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
WILL KEEP THE WATER
BOILING FOR ROOSEVELT.
Telegram by United Press

TELEGRAM by United Press
Washington. Aug 27 Promising 70
keep Roosevelt III Not water" despite
the temporary adjournment OF the in
vestigatine committee, Senator Pen.
rose left today to secure more material
in his anttRoosayelt fight Chairman
clapp also left Senator Penroso said
he had witness to prove that Flinn
offered him sl,o00000 for a senate seat
and promised some more sensational
disclosures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
NEXT DARRoW TRIAL
SET FOR OCTOBER 81.


Telegram by United Press.
Los Angeles, Aug. 27-The barrow
trial is set for October 81, on the sec
ond indictment charging him with hav-
ing bribed a Mcnamara juror, Robert
Balm The date was set today because
all Y Of the superior court judges OF
Los Angeles county refused to serve
and an outside judge viii be called in.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
INGENIOUS. Bur lNpIscREEr

Telegram by United Press
Vienna Aug 27 A serving maid in
one q the most arstocratc families
Of Vienna was dismissed because It
was discovered that she was using
her mistress visiting cards, to which
she had added her name and the ex.
planation Cook 70 the ab0ve,"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

The September term Of the superior
court win open next Tuesday the
docket having been se' fof both civil
and criminal hearings.
The ,crm viii run from September
8 to September 10, inclusive, in which
period It Is expected the docket viii
be pretty wen cleared Hp There arv
G5 cases Oh the docket the setting of
which follows:
Civil Jury Cases Set for Trial tor Tues.
day September 3.
q. j Baum VS.. Mrs S. L. Minter, on
contract
r. S. Tiernan Ct al VS.. J. A. Bohart
on note.
I'd Williams VS.. State Mutual ms.
Co, on insurance contract
S. A. Robinson vs.. C. l. Cooper, debt.
Civil Cases Set FOR Trial Wednesday,
September q.
The McCaskey Register 90. VS., r, +.
Thweatt, debt
JD. Vance VS.. American Angle Steel
Post Co., breach OF contract.
Thos. J. o'Nefl jrs VS.. ]. F. Good
win ct al, p. oora
C. G. Cohreier vs.. r. L. Glover "a
account
Chester Westiall vs. r. l. Glover on
account
cwH Cases Set for Thursday, septem
Der
a. ]. Moorman rs. C. Jones ct al
debt
Monarch Loan co. vs. Adney c. But
Ter ef al, debt and foreclosure
First State Bank ol Pocasset vs.. r
L. Fronebager. action in repleYin.
W. A. Johnson ct al vs. Henry p
Price ct al on bond
Civil Jury Gases Set for Friday Sep
tember 9.
F.C. FmeFly US. } C Aurey on con
tract
First state Bank OF pocasset VS.. Z
tG Curtis ct al, on note.
First state Bank 81 pocasset VS.. g,
ment State bank. On account
Civil Jur5 Cases for Monday septen
Der g.
Mont'ord 4 Campbell VS. chas. I
Campbell, cancellation OF deed
Mrs. Ardie King, admr, VS.. ".
King. ir, et ii, for debt
Civil jury Cases Sci lof Tuesday, SCI
tember 10.
Bin sabin vs.. G., r. l. & p. Ry. C
Tor damages
IA, B. Johnson VS.. Cs r. !. < Z 4
CO.. damages
n. S. Hendricks ysaC., r. I & +. r
Co, action for damages
nj. y. roster vs.. A, H. l. q Z, ~
Co.., action for damages
; Civil Cases Set for Trial for WednC
day, September ~,
]. e. priggers ct Al ys S. El c,
! S. u. r. X. Co, action for damages.
G. p. Hollingsworth vs.. City
Chickasha, on contract.
S. A. Kemp VS.. L. NJ Martin ct al,
contract
Civil Jury Cases Set for Thursday, 81
II tember 49,
IS J. M. Deaf VS., G. NJ Thompson, dc
it and foreclosure.
g City OF chiclasha VS. Gladys sha
b ct AL, condemnation.
x G W. Munlord vs. Gibbie Dgrant
al. quiet title
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
WILL TRY THE KANSAS PLAN.
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by Omitted Press
Lincoln, Neb., Aug 27-The Kansas
plan of lniunctioning the Roosevelt
electors off the Republican ticket will
be followed By the TAFT Nebraska
managers is the announcement today.
II the state courts Ion't grant the re.
Lief asked, Taft's managers plan to
carry the case to the supreme court
at Washington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
MASSACHUSETTS eREETs TAFT
Telegram by United Fress

Telegram by United Fress
Beverly, Aug 27-PTesident Taft ar
rived at 8 a. m. today and was given
most enthusiastic greeting A prac-
tical joker placed q torpedo on the
railroad track resulting ia q bad scare
President Taft goes TO Columbus, o.
tomorrow to be present at the Centen-
nial celebration being held there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
MAY HAVE CONVENIENT
LAPSE or MEMORY.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 27-After fruit
less search Of his letter files, Col,
Roosevelt called on MI. Hearst for In
formation as to the approximate date
when Roosevelt reported he wrote
former Congressman Sibley about
Standard Oil contributions. Il can't re
call writing sibley," said Roosevelt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
CAMPAIGN PROBE TO BE
REoPENED SEPTEMBER 80
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram By United Press.
Washington Aug 2z-Chairman
Clapp said today that the Standard Oil
and pre-eonvention eemnaign investi.
cation will be re-opened September
30 and that 1t will be most exhaustive.
Many notable witnesses. including
Hearst Roosevelt, Cortelyou, Loeb,
Secretary Knox, Finn Of Pittsburg
and many senators aad representatives
viii be called to testify.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-27
IMPRISONED FOR DOING
WORK OF MERCY
TeIegram by UnIIed Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Paris, Aug. Thousands have
signed petitions for the release Of Sis
ter Valentinien Of the Order Of ths
Holy Ghost, recently arrested at Lor.
lent for what the newspapers term
ethe crime of charity Tho teachni-
cal charge is illegal practice Of medi.
cine, the illegality consisting IN doctor.
ing the poor free 81 charge A tins
was assessed against her last March.
She was unable TO pay but evaded az.
rest. her whereabouts being concealed
by the peasaniry, until q few DAYS
ago. when she was seen pa heF Wy
To mass, and locked up.