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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
Inter Oem ssnbiana 3iaarctten.

@eies faitn Elm Sltitge alrter 16 Sab
rem, Der beinl 3igarrenrai,den abge-
fabt miro, nerbaftet nno beiin 5luei-
ten gergebem in cine 8eiier,ttgsan-
italt geididt iperoet. Gie eneliitbe
&reiie ff1lbet Dos @eiet pielfad) a6-
iltrb, uno Elm 8latt fr6gt, ob es Die
amerifailiiden 9iirger beiier made,
ipelul man Die ilrgelrolid1en &altder
5u gerbrettern itltter Dem @eleb
madt. 9as lit alles ridbtig, nber
tpesbdlb gebt bieie ielhe 9reiie itidyt
eitten S6ritt ipeiter2 SIT es nm
elm Soar beiler pber bepe6ti9ter, ei.
men erinadiellert nerfiinftigetb ar
beitiailte1l Meniden, Der iidJ am
Sonfttna elm @las Bier talft ober
Der gerre ms Sbeater geben nlobte
5lt einenr @eIesiibertneter 5ll iteilpeln
lrub HIM nittelit SpiseIicbuften nnoI
8oIi5iite1l 5it besen, itfub ibu ben
eialsi9en Geg Der 9alnbe unb gr9ol.
l,ng 5ll eineln Soge Der Dual, nes
geneers lalb bes 8enbpiiies 81
nrodeir? 0ieie 8ereetpaltiglrrg ere
ipodIener @euiden. Die ii6 ebrli6
aittb neblid) ieds Gage lang miiben
artu6 ann nin iiebenten Sage etfnas
1ilebr oils Does Iangtpeiliges Timber.
iibat in ben eigerieit bier gSa1uoen
fitbal, lit ipeit mlintiiler als oas
8erbot bes 3igarettenrnu6enS filr|
aie &inoer. gber freilid Dafiir
feblt bierSitIotbe mod inlnler 0as
8erSkan6niB (ge. s. S. 30 |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
Sdlimme syleden i'm 8efidjt.

iperben bon Or. $o6ion's @c5erta
Ointment entferrt, ipelheS allen
Sautaqlsidlng beilt, ntadt nidtS
aus, tpie lang Sbr i'm eebabt. Gin
bringt iofprtige 2inoeritng ,nt6 Die
SeiIung beginrrt fogIeid. &er5te se-
bpauden oieies Del unb entpfeblen
es. $err slllenlan, 9ittletoipr, 9d.,
iagt: sSatte eczema am 9opf, Or.
SobIon's eczema Ointment fitrirte
es in 5tpei 9o6en." 2iti6eriing ga
rantirt ooer @eIo 5uriideritattet.
gIle Ipotbefer o6er per 8oIt. SreiS
Doc. Efeiffer Chemical Co., gbiIa.
belpbia iino ct. 2ouis. (Gop.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
9er1,ann. ablo.. arettae. oen Is. AnanLt 1918
geim Sanan Grtrunssn.

V. Snl affld)l1iB an itrrieren gerih
iiber nus traiirige greigniB iibe
mcldTs mir 6ereits flrs in liipIere
ponberaebenben Mtlrrller hcridjte
!loben mo lpelfenl leiber Ser flein,
5reobie Sd3affner, Ser oftiiGbrt,,
Sobq Deg StootnlaridmIIs, Serinal
Sdnfiller, sum- Spfer fiel,Iino pil
luntanoe teilte rod foIgcnOe Gin
aelrbeifen 5u briiHell 8ie bereits
bcrid]tet imlrbe Der fleine sSreoSit
Sfnffner um porigen 0onnerstoc
gfafnrittag. beiln @aoen inn @osoolr
oee ,SllpB. nom Gpbe ereilt. gr BOT.
tc m @egleititng ieiner Mittter an
eipom Ganpi6not- -9lalsflug tbeilge.
flDltlncal, lpeld,er bon Dem SSraiten.
nereit ser 90. 6. 8entein6e peror.
ltaItet pprber mar. Gas @eot qinq
ins6er Ndbe Ser Miillbinlg Der sSirit
Greet Dor gnfer, tpo Elm aIIntti6Iig
nbfnllenAe- &iesitran6, ioipie aiM, bos
beiBe @etter, bie grsfliigIer Slt ii.
.ilem Boo IN Dem fiibIell Haral @ai.
Ter hes StronlcS einIlo. gln Ole
.is1n Ellrft, lueld,en Capt gIasfe aus
,ertudbft fyotte, mar eilt ieidter iinb
,ioealer Tat sinn 8aben fir Sralal,
,latS &iltbcr, lpelder ron ser @eieQ-
}itpnft olpdl iofort benlttt piprbe,
.Mebrere Scr 8ooetroen lpaeten iid
,ipeiter Gen Stront hii,nb, mo bos
@niier ticfer pllroe, mo bieien fnLg.
ite Der fleiale sSreo6ie lnbit althcren
alraben. sSrau Sd,affner fpelde aiif
Dem Boot 9eblieben mar l1lb auf
ihren &ro6en gead,tet bate, mar
sic erite meldlc oas &eridtpinben
fes fIeinen ;Sreb6ie beinerfte irno
gob iofprt hen gIIarm. Die 9e.
mnnrant9 bes 9oote8 elite iofort sur.
hiIfe, ga ieood1 iticlnon6 pubte an
lr,Ifer SteI(e Ser &liahe peridinlu,-
Scn trnr, 10 cripieien ith oIle &er.
jld,a 5ur gnIfinOanng 6es a6rpers
inlblos. Ger Safer bes anabcn.
lpeicher bon 6eln llngliid benahritb.
tigt milrhe. elite iofort sllr Stelde,
iNp& Dos Sltdlell notb benl Gorper
Dnr6e Bis ann lidd,1te1 Gage fort1e.
lett. Man mar gerohe i'm @egrttf
ipeiteres Sud}err eiiBlitellen, als Der
Gorper. aitdt melt bon Ser SteIle no
i,nost 1anirifnart DOB iicb oas llngliid
5iifrun ourf 8m @aibel al Die
ge6rnd1t lruroe, gS
Ideiit bob Ser unglitflid,e aqtG6e,
peld!cr 3irlebt geietpell natrbe ipie er
nlit eiitem Aer &ettiwgs- Glonfefi oesI
gooes tini @niier lll6er rltberte, iei-
tet Salt an Der Glanfe perlor un6,
oa er ili6f id}1uianmen tonllte, inl
ne 8iefc perialrf; icine @ilferiife Der.
)allten iebenfnlls lnpgebGrt ilinittet
scs frDfliden SGrntells ser iIbrigen
Seiellidaft.
Der 2ei6nan aplnbe nn SreitngI
)icrber gebrad)t luo sic 8se,toigugl
ann mn Sonlshrg bon Der @obmupgI
'cr idaperbetfoffcrRn gItern aug
toft, illtter 9e9leitlllB eirer arpBenl
'Itl5obl trallemnNer Gerlpanotelt luno
Sreuloe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
aanin nl[er g[bfiihrnnasmittel.

Sir 8eritopIltilg &ophpeb, I'm
beroauIi6feit ilno 9pspepita tpen.
oct 9r. 4ing's 0eip 2ife Bias on
9ouI MatbuIfa, Buffalo, g. 3,
fagt, Iie ieien Der pa0nig Der 9b-
fiibrungsmitteI, iitt6 elm Seaen
fir meme Sanlilte unb balte irn'
ner ipeld,e inn Saiiie. SoIt cine
Sdmbtcl ino iperbet geiunS. 8reis
25c. gnipfoblen 1T allen &potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
Sir Sdnittc, griibnnscn nnb
anetiditngen.

Str iebem $eini ioIIte eine Sdad.
tel gudlen's slrlico Solbe iein sur
amlpen6itng fir Sdnitte, griiblngeu
ilno Qlletidlngen. s. 8. 8Olanco,
0elballe, Ger, SIT. 2, ihreibt: rgnd.
lens glrtica SaIbe bat 6en SUB met
iter fIeinen Sodter gerettet. Nie.
mono gIaiibte nebr an Seilritg. I
Bette Salbe Der @eIt. 9eur 25c.
@mpfobIen Bel allen apotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
gRiGipnsfeit.

Die ebatgelii6e 8ions.@emein0e
su 9ab, miro, 10 @ott pill, am %.
stugmit tbr @aiiiiotfeft obbaIteit 81
meIbem Seoermonn iato Defenders
Die geo6bargenein6en itno oeren
Seeliorger berslidit eineeIn6en iinb.
@ilbelm Sdulb, 8aitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
@iiTionsfeit bci Srcoerifs6nre.

Dos Miiiionsfelt ser ebairgI. ct.
Setri Stride 5n Greoeridsburg, miro
ooieIbff aiit Wtitttpo9, ben 81. glii-
quit ftattfiitoeit, aii ipeldeln Sober
mann lnt6 beion0ers 0eadbap-8 -8enlein
oem unb 8aitoner berslidft eireeIa-
ben itn6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
Ser Iaaenbafte 3afm Der 3eit 1T

nliar enblid, oisd gefltnben tporoen
Der Nep gorfer Hpofeifor Sapille
bot i'm in gcltnoor in eiiteiil ntetni6-
Ii6en SdGoeI eeflnpoen, oelien alter
er aitf taiiier6 Sabre fd)dbt. slber
Der 3abn ideitlt bairlols fdyon ettpas
briidig getpeien 81 iein, benn er emit
bait cine por5iigIid searbeitete @olb.
plonlbe. Gin 8eipeis, bob loie 3nnft
Der 3obnfiinitler id)ou 5ientlid, all
ten SatlInlS lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15

gerE6iebt es nid)t LANCER Senn
Idon morsen mag es 5lt ipat iein,
ionbern beriidert iest eiire Sous
einridtilns Bel Q. u. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
gefreit bic 3inbcr BON 8Hrmern

Rei5bore lillh iiilntutbige &inber
fonnen geiitito ltno frobIi6 gentodt
iperoen bupd 8efreiitng BON Giir.
mern. Gas SdIagen, 8ollen, 366.
llefniriden, @einen i'm SdIafe, gro.
Ber 9urft Inn @ogen, sSiebergefiibI
itlto i6le6ter atberu, iin6 Spmptome
bon @iirntern. aifapoo @orm aiI.
Ter, Elm Ieid)t Si nebmen6es Ganop
Scaenee, bertreibt oie @iirriier, re.
gitlirt Die gingeipeioen iut6 perIeibt
Den &it6ern @eiunobeit lno ssrob.
finn. Srau S. a. 8risbin, @Igin,
SH, iogt: oSobe aifapoo @ornl
&iller ieit SSabren betiist i,tt6 befreie
Die air6er bon @iirmen, mas an.
oerS iiidf eetban tper6en f5nnte."
@arantirt. 8ei aIlen slpotbefern,
ooer per Bolt. greis 25c. Saidopoo
Snoion Meoicine Co.. BbiIooeIpbio
itii6 ct. 9oitis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
seit Dem Gridleinen bes smles

SeIf Dt1II VrIhJelHtH Uts yHIes
8erne'i6en gu9es n9ie 0heiie Inn
ole 8elt in adt5bg Sagen" iiito iest
gern6e pier5ig Sabpe nerfIoiien. 8as
SnrtuIs als inlerfiinbarer Sraitnt be-
tradtet tpurbe, lit Idngft @irfli6teit
eeipprSen, lnb geitern lit Der glrne.
ritaner Sobn Serrrp MearS bon elmer
Geiie iun oie 8eIt ouriidgetebrt, Die
nod nidt SO Soge, aIio tDelltger alS
Die SGlite ser 3eit gebalbert bot, NIT
ser @ernes Gbantalie ith beibdftiate.
sSsn oieier Slbatiade lieet aitd ein
Stiif Sortidritt Der Welti6enbeit,
lnO 3tpor Elm 9an5 9epaltiges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15

@ar nabcsn bilflos. oseit iedJ.
sebn SSSabren,n idreibt Sroli Ser
man &oepfe bon Sipelrspille, Wfo.,
"Iitt ih ON elmer eisentbiinlliden ill-
neren &ranfbeit. Sd par nube5li
Gilfols. SD fofflte 6as SSabren in
eirem @asen nidbt aitsbalten; ih
mar iptdt inlitan6e, Degen Der fiirhr
terIidJen Sdmer5en in meiner re6-
ten Seite, mid I'M 9ett 5ll ipenben.
limo lpenn id) batltete, ntltBte id) bei-
De Seiten feff balten. sSScb Derilt1te
tann cine Slaid)e @Lperfrduter, utto
sli nreiner groBen lteberraidlng bere
idapulpbe1t rileire 2ei6eil.y
Sbon piele iiit6 freiibig iiberraidt
iporDen bnrd oas, mas Der 9llpert-
fr1iiter bel Der Seritelliupg Der @e-
ilinbheit alnb bes forperli6en 8obl-
befinbeus iiilftanoe NOR fertig st
briflgen. gr 1T nibt in slpotbetett
sr bobeu, ion6ern miro Dem Gubdi-
finn oireft BON 2nbopatoriltm nus
biir6 Spe3ial : Igellten gelieiert.
@ean idrcite oil: CT. 8eter SaDrnepI
& Cons Co.. 49, 25 So. SoDne Mb
Gglcago, SG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15

srbonnirt Glti oas Sernlanncr
8olfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-15
Die Strakenanfiebcr beitimmen Ser,
lammlmnsspfate snr gnmeilnma
Der Grbeit.

Dfitttpod ,upo 9on1ertog ser nod
item ISOLDE ittto Die beiben Sage mel
de bon @oltoerueim 9laior, ipwi,
dltb bon llitierern gollrttp-@eriht als
y@ooO 9hoab Gabs" beitinlint tpur
cen. 3apei Soge ipelGe Ser 8erbei
'erltng Der offenfliden Stroben Qe,
tpihntet tperben ioIlen ilno oa sc
oernroirn, lei er @eidnftsnmnn obei
Sarmer, ir Der gerbeiierlupg Der 3ap
itGn6e bes StraBeit iiltereiiirt lit
utlb or ben 8ortbeilen betbeiligt III
ipeIdse ons 9feiultat gutter Strabell
iirb, boffen mir bab ii6 geierlnto
an 6ieiett bei6en Sagen ieitrer 8iIidd
ent5ieben, ionbern bereittpilig nas
Spfer brtrigen miro, tpeIdes 0ie Grp
ftar1atior oes @oirperneurs, inn SSn-
tereiie bes allgeneinen @obles, non
ibn perlartgt.
8ie 9eri6te ipelde mir alis ben
beri6iebeneti Sbeilen oes Goilfttps
erbaltar fabeli, seteen an, buB ndd,-
ite ISOLDE cine iebr grpbe 9ln3obl
freihpilliee slrbeiter ii1 eia,iteaen
inerben, ioipie a,ldl baB Die ssraileit
lutb Die S0dper oieier SreipilIieell
cbe1lfolls BON Gem ulleeIneillen @rl4
tbitiiaslrlts erfobt ii1lo unb ipo9Ige.
fiillte Scribe fir Die slrbeiter NIT.
briitgen tper6ert.
Sir ben Diltrift M Der llnlltittel-
barren NGbe BON Sermann 6at Stra-
Beraufieber SO. s. @iI6 Ole folgens
6en 8eriammlitlpgspldbe beIfimlnlt,
mo- Die slrbeit on Dem peri6iebenen
Straben ertbeilt lperSen miro.
@erinrilnlelt eiid friib, ait Otitt-
nod Morgen, bel Ssfpalb StraiI-
ner, g6aS. SdloenteDer iFno Sos. u.
SSSoroun. an Der sSrotp &uuo; BEL geic
sSar1n, on Der Coles Greet
goub rlio bei Sells Store, art Der
iSirit Greet HoaD. &err @iIa bat
fiir ieoen bieier Gldbe 3epiltpsglitf.
Ieber eripntiif, apelde Die slrbeit all-.
orbnen iperben ipeld)e air ben betref-
ieirben &oaos getbnn iperbetr ioI.
"a ole nerIdiebeten Mon0 Gftrff.
tie MIR itber gertiigelro Sanorperf-
8eiig oerfiigen fiir bic regeInldbiget
aEnbeitcil. 10 tuerbelr oie SrsilpilLieeit
n,elde ilber 8ide itli0 SdSailfelt Deir
iiigeli, erilbdr bieie nritSltbrittgen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
REVERSAL
OF RULING
IS SOUGHT

A reversal Of the ruling Of Judge
Frank NJ Bailey. who granted an nj
junction in the CookHill case, order
ing the building at the corner Of Sec
end and ehiekasha avenue closed for
one year, is sought in an appeal which
viii be argued orally before the su.
preme court at Oklahoma City tomor-
row.
The injunction was granted early in
the present year as a result Of one
Of the first cases brought by County
Attorney simpson and the matter IS
carried to the highest state court in an
effort to set aside the order. 1t was
granted on the grounds that liquor was
being sold in the building, following a
hearing lasting several days, during
which many witnesses were examined.
Judge Holding will appear for the
state in the hearing tomorrow and At
tornev r p Barefoot win represent
HIN and Cook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
WOLF HUNTERS
CAPTURE THREE

Headed south at an early hour, with
a splendid pack Of fox hounds and the
crisp morning breeze beating against
their determined countenances, Frank
Wilson, w. H. Scott, ]. G. Good and
lode Ward made a cross country chase
this morning that lasted until day
break.
It was their intention to catch
wolves, and thaT caught 'em, assist
ed bs Ste hounds So pleased were
the farmers along the way, that they
gave the gentlemen five turkeys and
breakfasted them most sumptuously.
However much you may want to dis
credit this story you can't do it, for
it's fact they caught three real live
wolves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
LAST SAD
RITES FOR
GAY NOR
Half Million People Pay Tribute to
Dead Mayor and 1000 in Fu-
neral Procession School
Bells Of the City Toll
Telegram BY United Press

= 4piCEA dAA W Iulbtu 4 IcbAs
New York. Sept 22.-Half a million
people paid tribute to William J. Gay
nor along the route ef the funeral pro
eession froii fs1 City hall to Trinity
church today.
Twenty thousand, led by city offic-
ials, marched behind the funeral car
Congress, the legislature, the courts.
the army and navy were represented
The municipal ferries were stopped
five minutes at 1870 o'clock during
the half hour memorial services. every
school bell tolled throughout the city.
The operation Of subway trains was
temporarily suspended Ex,President
Taft and Mayor Kline lead the honor
AIRY pail bearers Roosevelt was UNI
able to attend because Of work.
While the public funeral services
were being conducted in Trinity
church by Bishop Breer, overflow SER
vices were held at ST. Pauls chapel,
few blocks distant Shortly after
noon the procession moved from Trim.
ity down Broadway to Brooklyn bridge
and thence to Greenwood cemetery,
the final resting place Of the body Of
The dead mayor.
In a double line that never seemed
to diminish as the day wore on, thou
sands of persons Sunday filed through
the flowerfilled rotunda Of the city
han and past the body Of Gaynor, lying
in state. Unmindful Of a downpour Of
rain in the morning, frequent showers
during the afternoon and threatening
skies last night Ne people came in q
continuous stream silently to find
places in the long, slow moving process
sion that extended for half q mile
along lower Broadway and through
City Hall park to the city hail. 1t was
New Yorks spontaneous tribute 10 its
dead mayor
In the long line We're street cleaners
in t.-eir white uniforms, policemen
fhemen aud men high in the official
life Of the city and state, but for the
most part the procession was made vi
| from the great so-called middle class
About a fifth Of the crowd was mas..
/ up Of women and children and man,
Of the later carried small wreaths oi
bouquets Of flowers which they placed
near the coffin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
PRESIDENT
MAY SIGN
THURSDAY
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Sept. 22.-The presi-
dent hopes to sign the tariff bill by
Thursday it was announced today, fol-
lowing a conference between presi-
dent, Senator Simmons, Senator Hoke
Smith and the senate and house con
ferees.
The conference practically settled
all differences excepting certain adj
ministratiye features, income tax pro-
visions and the Clark amendment tax
Ing cotton futures
1t is expected that the report will
be made Wednesday. In the confe-.
ence committee today Underwood in
sisted that the tariff bill win cause a
deficit If passed in the present form.
Senator Simmons is confident that II
will cause a surplus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
; Dead In
DISASTER
Telegram BY Unitei Press.

Telegram by Unitel Press
New York, Sept 22 Two motor
men and one conductor we're killed and
20 passengers were injured in head
on collision this morning between two
steel electric trains on the Long Island
railroad at College Point
a Long Island inbound train was
heavily loaded with commuters and
was late and travelling at high speed.
A curve prevented the motorman from
seeing the other train until they were
only a block apart
The motormen were crushed in their
compartments. Amhulances were
rushed from nearby hospitals.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
INJUNCTION
REFUSED BY
FED. COURT

Following a presentation Of The case
lasting only a few minutes, Judge
Campbell Of the federal court Of the
eastern district, at MusEogee, satur-
day denied the application for an in
junction to restrain the treasurer OF
Grady county from collecting taxes
from certain national banks OF Chick
asha on the basis Of the valuation fixed
by the county assessor. Judge Camp
bell denied the application en- the
grounds that his court had no iuris-
diction in the case.
The refusal Of the federal court to
take iuriediction in the case. leaves the
decision Of Judge Bailey of the dis
trict court Of this county in force and
the banks win therefore be required
10 pay the entire amount levied against
them.
Most Of the banks Of the county were
originally parties to the case but all
except a few Of them have now paid
their taxes IN full. The style OF the
suit at Muskogee was citizens Ma
tional Bank VS.. W. T. Cloud county
treasurer, and Mr. Riddle. attorney foI
the plaintiffs. stated that he desired
five other banks 10 share in the bene
fits of it, Alger Melton represented
air. Cloud In the case while Oscar
Simpson appeared in behalf OF tbs
county commissioners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
Supreme Court Holds that Signature
OfGOvernOr to Bonds and Con-
tract Required to Make
Adoption Legal
RE- HEARING WILL
BIZ LIKELY SOUGHT
Meantime Status Of Question win
Be Undecided Court Fails to
Pass Directly on Legality
Of Old Board
Special to the Daily Express.

Special to the Daily Express.
Oklahoma City, Sept. 22.-Holding
that the signature Of the governor TO
the bonds was necessary to make the
contracts binding the supreme court
in q decision today declared the text
book adoptions 9a lal2 Void. Setting
aside an Injunction gfsated by Judge
Carney Of the district court to Wheel
er Publishing company and others
which prohibited the use Of the old
text books.
The decision failed to decide the
Legality Of the governors removal Of
Dunlop, Hayes and Glenn. members
Of the old board. matter that was
only touched upon incidentally in the
decision.
Ihs decision was by Justice Turner
and was concurred in BY the entire
court.
It was regarded as certain that the
book companies which were plaintiffs
in the case win at once ask for a re.
hearing and that the status Of the
question will remain unsettled in the
meantime.
AT the time the suit was started in
the district court Lieut.. Gov. McAles-
ter it is stated. had not signed the
contract and bonds. and the case went
TO the supreme court with both sides
Heading that the contract and bonds
had not been signed.
1t is expected that the book com
panies in seeking q rehearing will
plead that McAlester as acting gov.
ernor had signed the bonds, thus re-
opening the case.
In his decision Justice Turner re-
cited the history Of the case from the
removal Of Dunlop, Glenn and Hayes
early in July 1912. to the granting Of
the injunction by Judge Carney. It
was held that the approval Of the book
companies bonds by the governor was
a necessary precedent to the final ap-
proval of the contracts by the board.
According to the view of some who
have read the decision this makes the
later action of Acting Gov. BcAiesrer
in approving the contracts and bonds
a nullity since the board did not fin
ally pass on the contracts after that
action.
The court says. Assuming that Dun
lap, Hayes and Glenn were members Of
the board, the right Of the board to
approve the contracts never accrued
because the governor had not appfoy-
ed the bonds" IN the view Of some.
this is taken to indir le that the gov
ernor had no right to remove the mem
bels OF -ha Ola hoafa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
TIE-UP IS
PREDICTED
Telegram by United Press


Trinidad Colo, Sept pa com.
plete tie up Of the coal mines Of Colo
RADIO tomorrow was predicted today by
international Vice President Hayes Of
the United Miners Operators. That the
operators do not intend TO grant the
demands Of the strikers is certain.
The unions are pitching tents for
the miners VINO are expected to be
elected ON Die company owned
houses. Mother" Jones and Hayes
are urging the men today to do moth
ing to precipltate violence.
Hundreds Of mine guards have been
imported Hayes thinks ten thousand
men will quit, but the operators say
moi more than 4G00
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
HOUSE WAITS
ON THE COURT
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Albany Sept 22.-Whether addi
tional articles Of impeachment charg-
ing Gov. suIzer with ibeling assem-
bly, members and usurning power win
Be forced through the house today de-
pends CA the action 0I the lmpeaeh-
ment hourt.
If the court holds that it cannot con
vict Sulzer on acts committed before
assuming office the case will collapse.
The house viii then attempt to
amend the articles charging "high
crimes and misdemeanors" committed
since the Inauguration.
The impeachment court is scheduled
to resume its session at 2 O'Clock this
'sfternoon, considering the legality 81
the impeachment. A decision IS tot
expected before tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
WILLLEAVE
OCTOBER |
Telegram BY United Vresp.

Telegram by United press.
New York. Sept. 22.-lt was an
nounced today that Col Roosevelt and
party intend to leave October 4 on
their expedition to South America and
arrive at Rio de Juneiro about oeto-
Der II.
Mrs. Roosevelt will then return TO
New York the Colonel starting up the
river to Paraguay about November.
lie will lecture In Ric. san Palo, Bue-
nos Ayres and Chilean cities.
A party Of eight win seek scientific
facts for the American museum Of nat
ural history and win return IN the
spring
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
Clash Expected.


Calumet Mich. Sept % With
striking copper miners advised to dis,
regard the injunction secured by mine
operators restraining them from pick.
citing and molesting strike breakers
a serious clash today is expected. The
department OF labor still hopes to ef-
feet settlement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
Negro Bound Over
for Assault to KiE

After a preliminary before Justice
Moore this morning, Namon Holloway
a negro, was bound over on the charge
Of assault to kill. His bond was fixed
at 5000 which he will furnish.
Holloway Is charged with slashing
up asa Walden. another negro. in AN
affray that occurred some time ago.
He has been out on bond pending an
examining trial
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
MAY DEMAND
FEDERAL PROBE


Chicago, Sept %. Clarence Dar5
row admitted today that President
Meyer Of the Western Federation Of
Miners conferred with him yesterday
before leaving for Washington.
Darrow would not discuss the con-
ference but It is understood In labor
circles that Meyer intends to demand
federal investigation Of the Calumet
strike,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-22
plckpockets Busy.

Telegram by United Press
New York Sept Twenty pick
pockets attempting to take advantage
Of the crowd near Trinity church dur
ing the Gayhor funeral We're arrested
by the crowd and badly bruised before
rescued by the police.