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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
TO READJUsT WHEAT FREIGHT

Washington. July 2i.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission held to-day that
the all-rail freight rate on wheat from
Minneapolis to New York city, via
Chicago. H.. and Lockport, y. Y. was
unreasonable I'm that II exceeded the rate
or Gour-twenty-five cents hundred
pounds. The railroads will be required by
october / so 10 readjust their tariffs as
to make the commissions conclusions eff
fcCtiye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
$4,000 SHORTAGE ALLEGED
Newark Jewelry Company's Pacific
AGENT Arrested in Frisco.

San Francisco. July H.-Sylvester s.
Battin, jr.. Pacific Coast agent OF the
Krementz Jewery Company, OF Newark,
n. j., was arrested here to-day, charged
with the larceny Of N,764.
In the complaint, however. the COM
panys representatives swore that Bat
Tins shortage would amount 10 $4,000.
BajJ was set at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
HELD FOR SELLING BAD MEAL

John j. Murphy. an employe OF Swift s
Co. was arrested by Detective Russo Z"
the District Attorneys Office. yesterds'
on an Indictment charging him with sell.
ing tainted meat 10 Abraham Towoin ..
Jersey City. He was released IN WV
bail by Judge O'Sullivan in General Sss
Sions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
STEAMBOAT RIVALS SETTLE WAR
fBy Telegraph 10

by TeleRraph 70 me tribune.
Newburgh, n. y, July 2i.-The Central
Hudson Steamboat Company has decided
to allow the use of it's docks to it's rival.
the Hudson Navigation Company. The
companies have been at odds for some
tims-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07

Mrs Clara Oiers, matron Of the
Rock island station here, probably has
the distinction Of being the only wo-
man in Oklahoma to receive a regular
policeman's commission, authorizing
her to make arrests and perform the
duties Of a police officer.
The commission was granted by the
city council Yesterday following her
quest for same In stating her rea-
sons for desiring the commission. Mrs.
Oilers pointed out the fact that from
day to day in her duties around the
Rock Island station, she comes in con.
tact with sundry mischieYous boys
VINO deal out untold trouble to the
travelling public as well as the EN-
ployes OF the station, and tt-lt a po-
liceman is not always on hand TO quell
these disturbances and that If backed
up by a pollcemans authority she
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
PLAN BIG
FETE FOR
N

Telegram by United Press
Princeton, N j.. Feb This town
will close up shop on March list and
everybody will march to the Wilson
bungalow on Cleveland Lane to say
goodbye to the presidentelect and
family. according to the plans an
nouneed today by JOSEPH Huff, presl-
dent OF the Woodrow Wilson League
OF Princeton.
Practically every citizen in the city
has been invited to Join in a BIS pa
rade which win be headed by brass
band and will give Wilson q real old
fashioned send-off Leading citizens
will make speeches before the Wilson
home in the glare Of bon-flres
Wilson has promised to make a fare
well address to the townsfolk. This
4 governor left today for his weekly visit
to a dentist in Philadelphia He
\ planned to 90 to New York late this
afternoon to visit friends and get ava,
from politics a little while.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
RECRUITING is
LIVELY AT TIE
LOCAL STATION

The local u s army recruiting OF.
flee reports that February is good
month so far in the recruiting busi.
ness. Five men have already been
sent away from the local station this
month.
The following men LETT yesterday
for Fort Logan, Colo Ross Monroe.
re-enlisting for field artillery, being
sent away in charge OF Daniel Fl Har.
ris, coast artillery William w Huff,
coast artillery Herhurt +. Stout cav
airy Roy l. Kelley infantry John n
Cary cavalry. win leave tomorrow.
A remarkable fact with these men
was that every applicant from Janu.
airy 27 to February s. 1913. passed the
examination successfully. but yester-
day three men applied ana were turn
ed down, one FOR being ohunchbacked.
one blood poison" and the other mar.
ried, while siill another, Allen G. Rus.
sell, will be accepted and forwarded
\ providing his father signs consent pa.
pers for him. as Russell is a minor
The office at Chickasha has been
enlarged, giving Private Orr a suite Of
rooms instead Of the one office room
as heretofore has been the case, The
number Of men taken into the service
at this place iustities the enlargement
and the grade Of men taken has, as
whole. been considered par excel
I lence.a First Lieut IT, |. Lawrence
| has been relieved as recruiting office
for Oklahoma and First Lieut. c. J
Naylor fourth cavalry, has been an
pointed recruiting officer for this dis
triet Lieut. Lawrence goes back t
take command Of his company in tn
ninth infantry, which Is located at r
Smelling, Mimi.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07

IS INJURED

DR.. Crand-Lienard, who lives near
Norge. was the victim Of an accident
Wednesday evening as a result OF
which he Sustained injuries which will
disable him for several days.
The doctor was on his way to make
call about s o'clock in the evening
when his horse became frightened.
He was thrown from his buggy and
dragged about 200 yards. rendering
him unconscious.
Fortunately the accident happened
neara house and the barking Of dos
attracted the attention OF the family
leading to the discovery Of the uncon
scious man By the road side He re
gained consciousness in a short tint
and examination disclosed ugly iniur
les Of Che head, shoulder and one leg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
SUBMITS
LAST TO
PROBERS
Testimony Of Rockefeller
is Taken on Island
in Atlantic
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Brunswick, Ca Feb. ION an
island dozen miles in the Atlantic
ocean VIM Rockefeller capitulated %
the governments power of progress
today and the hunt for the elusive
Standard Oil millionaire ended there
Only in the fact that the magnate
caused the Puio committee examiners
to come to him instead Of him coming
to them was Rockefeller victorious.
This was only because Of his health.
From ten minutes to an hour was
to be the length Of the examination,
according to how the millionaire stood
the strain. Chairman Arsene Puio Of
the house banking and currency com
mittee arrived here before noon with
Attorney Samuel suttermeyer who IS
to do the questioning.
4 It was first stated that no newspa
per will be allowed in the room whert
Rockefeller is questioned
Rockefeller changed his mind ant
invited the newspaper corresAondenti
to come into the hearing room and (,
be brought over to the island on tn'
yacht belonging to the millionaire
club.
Rockefeller said he wanted the pres
to receive every courtesy possible
Rockefeller was in excellent spirit
and was not the least bit nervous.
Attorney untermeyer is going 4
Tampa tonight to write his report >
Ithe quiz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
OPINIONS
IN GRADY
co. CASES
LOuthan Wins Suit Against
County, Insurance
Cases Decided

Oklahoma City, Feb. Two deeis-
ions Of interest to Grady county were
announced BY the supreme court this
week.
Where an insurance company relies
on allegations Of false statements
made by the insured made in an appli-
cation for insurance where no medi
cal examination is required, the bur.
den Of showing such statements to be
wiliuily false rests upon the company
according to an opinion Of Justice
Kane in affirming two Insurance cases
from Oklahoma county where the con-
panies contested the claims OF LUX
owen, seeking to collect accident 10
surance upon a policy taken by hei
deceased husband The eases ar
Continental Casualty Company VS.
Lula Owen, affirmed, aud Lula Owe
VS.. United States surety Company re
yersed and remanded
Questions involved in the two case
were slightly different, but in both ]
was claimed that false representation
'were made by Owen, the companies a
ieging that he was suffering with ne
phritis thirty days before the polio
was issued
The court in another opinion, b
Justice Kane, reaffirmed it's forme
holding that the 1910 fee and salar
act did not affect emoluments Of eom
ty officers holding at the time the la
became effective The case inyol
ing the question is Board Of Commit
.sioners of Grady County VS.. NJ.
Louthan, which is affirmed in fayl
Of the latter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
WOMAN is PLACED
ON POLICE FORCE

could keep order in and around the
station
1t was also pointed out that during
the past two weeks, a girl robbed a
woman Of several dollars in the sta
tion and Mrs. Oiers states that with
a polieeman's commission she could
have arrested the girl, but that by the
time an officer had been called, the
girl had escaped.
Mayor J B, Burton was instructed
by the council to deliver the commits
sion to Mrs. Ojers, subject to the APP
proval Of the Rock Island agent here.
The jurisdiction Of the new officer in
cludes only the station and vicinity
and she serves without compensation.
A precedent for a female policeman
comes from Los Angels, Call whore q
woman has been serving hi that capac-
/ fty for several months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
Consolidation Of Light
Plants is Approved
By the City Council
RESOLUTION is ADOPTED

tory manner and their customers are
suffering from inability to get suffic-
lent power to properly operate their
factories and the various industries OF
the city, and IN order to enable the
companies to procure sufficient equip
ment TO meet the rapid industrial en-.
largement Of this city, il is necessary
that they reduce their operating ex-
penaes and be consolidated into one
concern, and,
Whereas The City Council Of Chick
asha believes % supporting ana en-
couraging every legitimate business
enterprise that is located in this city,
ard in giving every assistance in It's
power to the commercial uDbuilding
and prosperity Of the city and It's in-
dustries. and believes that the consol-
idation OF these two electric compa-
MES, on the terms proposed, win be of
benefit to the people Of this city IN
every particular. therefore be it
Resolved, BY the Mayor and coun.
cil Of Chickasha, that We favor the
proposition to permit the chickasha
Gas d Electric Company to purchase
The property Of the Chickasha Light,
Heat and Power Company as recon-
mended By tHe corporation commits
sion, and ask our Representatives In
The state legislature to favor this mea-
sure providing it is understood that
the consolidation be under tho terms
OF the franchise more favorable to the
public, and On such terms as win se
cure to the people Of chickasha the
full enjoyment Of al rights and privi
leges enjoyed by them under existing
conditions
On motion and second the above
resolution was passed, all members d
the council yotin@ yes
Members present and voting yes.
Buie, Coffman, Collins, Exams, spen
GER Temple
Members present and voting mo- NJ
member voted no
q BURTON, Mayor.
W. H. BURGESS. City Clerk.
February 6, 1913.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07

Whereas, The Chickasha Gas and
Electric company has made applica
tlon to the corporation commission of
Oklahoma and the state legislature for
permission to purchase the property
Of the Chickasha Light, Heat & Pow
er company, The competing electric
light company in Chickasha, and
Whereas, The corporation commits
sion 81 Oklahoma aftar going into The
merits Of the case, has issued its rec
ommendation to the legislature stat
lne that it iavors the proposed consoi-
idation Of these two electric light com
panies. 70 operate under the franchise
Of the chickasha Gas & Electric com.
pany and preserving to the public ia
Chickasha an the rights and benefits
that have been secured to them by
the construction and operation Of the
Gas q Electric company Under such
franchise, and
Whereas, House bin No. has
been passed, giving to the corporation
commission full and complete author
ity to control and regulate the rates,
charges and service Of electric light
and eas companies and this measure
nsures that the citizens Of Chickasha
win be fully protected in their rela.
tions with the electric light companies
III chiokasha a. regards quality and
terms of service, and
Whereas, The existence Of two elec
trio ligtt companies in Chickasha in
wolves duplication of operating Ell
penses ana equipment, which is re
sulting in increased operating expenses
and loss A. the competing companies
and ID no benefits to the consumer
+ which cannot be secured equally al
well from a single company provided
that company IS properly CONTROLLED
and regdlated by the authorities ans
/ provided that the franchise making ihl
more favorable terms TO the public b,
+ the one that is to govern tie two e2m
panies after consolidation, and
Whereas. the two connecting com
paniea afe today suffering from
shortage Of equipment and are no
able to carry their load in a satisiae
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07

London. Feb. Financial weakness
win end the Balkan war more quickly
than losses in battle and the desuuc-
tion Of cities in the opinion Of ambas-
sadors Of the great powers here.
It is believed that all Europe viii
refuse to loan money either to the
allies or to the Turks eGreece. Bul.
garia, Montenegro and servia are be.
lieyed to be almost impoverished and
also the Ottoman empire.
For the powers to step in and de-
mand that the belligerents cease tight
ing and negotiate for peace would
most certainly preoipitate compliea
tions between the triple alliance and
the triple entente but the ambassa
dors believe that if all nations unite
in refusing financial assistance the
warning nations will be forced to re
open negotiations
Dispatches from Belgrade today sale
the bombardment oeNAdrianople was
stnl on with little perceptible damage
to the city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
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WEATHER FORECAST.

! Colder tonight warmer in :
= west portion Saturday. =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
BUCKET SHOP
men ARE FINED
Telegram BY unltea Press.

Telegram by united Press.
Washington, Feb. Fine aggregat-
ing $4,000 were assessed today
against eight bucket shop keepers who
were indicted in April 1910.
The fines included $4,000 each
against Louis Celia, Angelo Celia and
G. A. TITLES, all of st. Louis
Samuel w. Adler Of New York and
Oscar Rapp Of Jersey City were fined
$4,000 each. Charles Alley Of Wash
ington and William Fox OF Jersey City
were each fined $500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07

Following the passage by the house
Of the eight hour law for women.
the authors Of that measure, Messrs.
j. Roy Williams, Whitman OF McAies-
ter Wyand Of Maskogee and Wright
Of Oklahoma City Thursday introdue.
ed in the house the companion bill.
an eight-dollar-week for women EN-
ployes.
The bill provides, in brief, that no
woman shall be employed in any man
ufacturing or mercantile establish
ment. Laundry hotel or restaurant,
rooming house. telephone or telegraph
office. express or transportation of.
flee printing establishment, theater
nor as stenographer etc, for less than
IS a week The provisions Of the bill
are not to apply to apprentices OF less
than six months experience.
Penalties OF $40 to $50 fines and ten
to thirty days Imprisonment are pro
yided The eight law bin is now in
the senate.
A bill to appropriate $1,000 to assist
in checking the smallpox epidemic now
raging in MoCurtain, choetaw, Bryan
and Pushmataha counties was intro
duced BY p dozen legislators from
southwestern counties, and will bs
rushed through the legislature at once
as the need for the assistance is press
ing aud the legislators to a unit favor
giving the aid The money viii be ex-
pended by the county and state de-
lpartments of health.
The Guthrie capital bill made It's
appearance in the house, bearing me
names Of Mcclure and Mathews, the
Logan county members. Moore and
Coyne join in a bill to amend the hotel
inspection Or "nine-foot sheet Law. t0
provide for a lee Of live cents a room
for the inspection. Bond and Dear
ing join in introducing right back
/ again the Bond bin to require a health
( certificate before the issuance Of a
marriage license. which theh ouse
J killed Wednesday,
5 State Auditor Leo Meyer and State
Printer Giles ". Farris were formally
/ arraigned before tine senate. sitting as
! court Of impeachment Thursday
afternesq in answer to the charges
q preferred against them in the articles
S Of impeachment presented by thi
o house Of representatives and then
e trials set for February 1s and Il. re
S speetively The case against Meye
was the first called and after thl
IS formal answer TO the Impeachment
5 charges had been presented the cast
s was continued until February 3 on ra
quest Of his attorneys, which was con
o currea in without discussion By ih
n house managers on impeaehmenf
lContinaed On Page Three.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07
Senate Committee win Listen to
Arguments in Favor Of the
College Bill Next Thurs
day Evening
LEGISLATIVE MILL
IS BUSILY GRINDING
Minimum Wage Measure for WOm-
en- is Proposed in House---Im-
peachment Cases are Set
for Trial


According to announcement made BIZ
Senator Barefoot, who came home
from Oklahoma City today, the senate
committee on public buildings viii
give a hearing next Thursday evening
on the bill making an appropriation
for the building 2 dormitory for tbs
State College for Women.
Senator Barefoot stated that State
supt. Wilson, who is heartily in favor
Of the bill had promised to attend the
hearing and President Eskridge ana
probably some members of the faculty
will be present to present the needs
OF the school Arguments in behalf Of
the bill were heard by the house com.
mittee on appropriations this week.
When questioned in regard to his
boom for lieutenant governor that was
recently launched at the Arkansas ban
quet Senator Barefoot said it was
getting under way under a full head
Of steam. Ut is too early to talk
about being a candidate" said he. but
Barkis might be willin"
! Senator Barefoot says he never saw
the legislators in both houses working
more industriously than they are ut
the present sessions I, nortant pro.
ceedinss yesterday We're as follows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-07

FIGHTING
CONTINUES
Financial Shortage May
Force BelIigefentS
to Seek Peace
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Constantinople, Feb 7-Desperate
fighting is reported again today from
the peninsula Of Gallipoli, where the
Bh sarians are trying to open the way
for the Greek fleet M the Dardane'es.
The Turks are making a determined
stand Semioffioial dispatches con
firm the report that the Turks lost
several thousand men yesterday
Sofia dispatches said the Turks lost
five thousand
Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
Stephen and Peter

Pazechich has returned from the wars. it now appears, prematurely. Steve is miner a Bisbee, and Serb. When his native country joined coalition against Turkey, the call of country louder and insistent than the call of the Copper Queen, by which Steve was em- ployed Steve answered it. He fought valiantly n all the principal battles chief At Scutari decisive and the bloodiest battle Steve wounded, but did find it out until victory had perched upon the standards of the allies. Then, having nothing else do Steve went a hospital where he received a distinguished visitor than Peter, king
 Peter asked Steve if he going to remain in his native country-of course, a foolish question to any Arizona. Seve's reply, that since fighting all he coming back Arizona, the king began offer ing him various inducements remain in Serva. Finally. Peter offered him farm. Steve didn't a unless Peter could give him in Arizona.
 Then the king exacted a promise from Steve that he would a few years spent n Steve nothing but wrench of conscience O give such promise, which he now states he notion of fulfilling. had do something bmor Peter and that false promise proved a of the debate and the king went away rejoicing that he had lost Steve good.
 Steve had no country than trouble broke afresh another direction Steve it. The wisest diplomats n Europe could foresee it, they are rubbing their eyes and wondering what brought it 
 Steve's promise king may fulfilled after all much sooner than either of them expected. A
Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
Arizona Republican Editorial Page

in the country-W wide discussion of the meaning The democrats in congress find in the president a schoolmaster but not the kind of a schoolmaster that Colonel Watterson had in mind, an impractical theorist with ideas of government evolved the the fallen fabrics of the ages; who moved with reverted seeing only the things of past needless of the present
 But, this dreamy schOolmaster the democrats in congress have stern, insistent thorough determined things he be lieves to be right shall and that long neglected lessons shall be learned. This school master is not aVerse to using the rod upon the backs the unruly and the negligent At the time. he smiles approvingly upon the obedent and the diligent. The number of the latter is less than apparent There in the number many who held place only by the school by O reinstatement at home. We all remember how it in times long past, when parents in sympathy with the methods the schoolmaster. Licllings in pairs; a school, another home
 We would not go far to say that Presi- dent Wilson q perfect schOolmaster. There are We think that of his teachings, cally with to the tariff quite sound, pose, he is giving his meaning practical effect