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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
PET CANINE
IS SAVIOR
OFFAMILY

Minneapolis, April PA pet shep-
herd dog belonging to the family Of J.
B oBrien. No. 504O Hiawatha avenue,
safod five members OF the family from
being cremated in their home early
Yesterday
O'Brlen was awakened by a tugging
at his hand He found the covers pull
ed from the bed and the dog painting
and gripping his fingers! o'Brien
jumped out OF the bed and calling his
wife they seized their three children,
ranging in ages TO . years, and
hurried down stairs.
Through the smoke the deg rushed
to the front door the family following.
Exit was cut Off BY the flames which
blazed through the door Back into the
dining room the family dog ran. The
latter sprang to window OBrien
threw up the sash. leaped out and lift
ed his wife and children to the ground.
The dog stood aside until the family
was safe ana then leaped through the
window to the ground.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
ELKS GOING TO
rnSamvN aRvsWT
SlAlE MEL

About 80 Hello pills of chickash
are having their old last summers
suits cleaned and patched and have
dug up that old straw lid, all prepara-
tory to attending the big convention
Of the b. p. o. E. at Oklahoma City,
May SO. According to the dope sheet
sent out from Oklahoma City, there
win some big doin's in the capital city
and the mayor is having a special key
made which be will turn over to ths
visitors upon tl.air arrival
In the big parade to be staged
through the streets Of Oklahoma City
VIII march over 50 white capped Elks
from Chickasha The caps viii be the
only raiment in the nature OF uni
forms worn by the ehiekasha delega
tlon and on the caps will be lettered
"Chickasha, No, TOO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29

subject Of alien land ownership and
act in conjunction with the president
in securing relief
3. Enact a law similar to the stat
ute in Illinois, which permits aliens to
hold land for a period not exceeding
six years and applies alike to all aliens.
4. Enact law similar to the fed
eral statute governing land ownership
in the District Of Columbia which is
a general law applying to all aliens,
Of these alternatives, it may safely
be said according to leaders in the
legislature that the last two are ont
Of the question Many Democrats favor
turning the matter over to the state
department while the progressive Re
publican majority apparently remains
unchanged in its support Of "a bill that
would apply it's restrictions to Oren-
tails alone.
The conference with Secretary
Bryan served to show the breadth Of
sentiment in favor Of an alien land
law that shall be effective in checking
the Japanese and Chinese immigra-
ton A dozen Or more senators and
assemblymen declared the people Of
the state were almost a unit In de-
manding such a law, and it was threat
ened that unless the legislature act
at this time, the matter would be taken
mp through the initiative and passed by
the people themselves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
AUSTRIA
TURN LOOSE
WAR DOGS
Impatient Of Powers Delay Will
Attempt to Drive MOntene-
grins Out Of Scutari
Troops on the Way
Telegram BY United Press


Vienna, April -Austria-Hungary
to wait further Tor the pow
ers to act, today announced that she
would take immediate action against
Montenegro to force the evacuation Of
Scutari, taking the position that she
is acting for ali the powers since the
ambassadors yesterday reiterated the
decree that seutari must be evacuated.
It is not doubted that the govern
ment is preparing for war. Ten thou
sands Austrian soldiers are proceed
ing by warship to Antivar where it is
reported they intend to land and fight
their way to Cettinje.
1t is rumored that eighty thousand
more are proceeding by train to the
Montenegrin frontier.
Grown Prince Danilo is leading the
Montenegrin troops toward the heights
on the Montenegrin side Of Cattaro,
announcing that he will lombard the
Austrian city the moment Austrian
troops invade Montenegro.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
ChiCkasha Concert
Band is Growing


Chas. Kemper, manager of the band,
will represent the local musicians
union as delegate at the eighteenth
annual convention Of the American
Federation Of Musicians. which will
convene in the Labor Temple, Toronto,
Ontario, May l2 It will be the first
convention of the A. F. Of NJ. ever held
under the British flag. For in spite
OF its name, the American Federation
Of Musicians is international in scope
and its $4,000 members, divided into
over 600 locals, are scattered from
Edmonton, Alberta, city of 10000 pop
ulation, up near the Arctic circle, to
Galveston on the gulf. It is the strong
est union Of musicians in the world,
numerically and financially, and it can
raise large sums on short notice, as
was evidenced after the Titanic disas-
ter The American union musicians
came to the relief Of the survivors de-
pendent upon the members of the I'll
tanics orchestra, who left the world
such an example Of unfaltering devo-
ton to duty, and sums ranging from
s. to over $1,000 were subscribed BY
the various locals.
! The New York City union, which has
five thousand members, and which
celebrated its fiftieth anniversary last
week. is the strongest local an the fed
Grafton The headquarters OF the fed
GRAFTON are at St. Louis and Owen
/ Miller OF that city is secretary, Joseph
N. Weber Of New York City is presi
dent The federation is a comneaen
part Of the Amegiean Federation o.
Labor and one Of the strongest union.
affiliated with that body Matters o
far-reaching import win be discussed
at the coming convention in Toronto
and indications are il will be the larg
est ever held the history Of the or
ganization, 1t is safe to say that tn
American delegates win meet with
most cordial reception and that the
win carry away tie most pleasant re
collections of our Canadian cousin
and their unbounded hospitality.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
Republicans Attack First Paragraph
Of Tariff Bill Would Post
pOne Date for New Meas
ure to Become Effective
DILL IS ADVANCED
TO SECOND READING
General Debate Was Wound Up
Last Night Amid a Flood Of
0ratOry Speeches Deliv-
cred to Empty Benches
TELEGRAM by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April %. When the
tariff bill was put on the second read
ing for amendment today, the Repub-
Iicans attacked the first paragraph
which makes the measure effective the
day following its approval By the pres
ident
An effort was made to postpone the
operation Of the new tariff for months
upon the contention that business
should have time to prepare Tor dras-
tic changes.
General debate on the Democratic
tariff bill in the house wound up Mon
day night in a final outburst OF ora
tsry. Democrats spent the day laud
ing the measure while alternately Re
publicans and progressiyes attacked
it's provisions.
The house, after a week Of tariff ora
tory, did not produce a numerous at
teudance and most OF the speeches Of
The day were made to empty benches.
However, Representative Payne Of
New York, the ranking Republican
member OF the ways and means com.
mittee, and the father of the present
tariff law had a good-sized audience
to listen to his denunciation Of the
bill. He painted vivid picture OF ruin
ed industry and impoverished labor
which he presented as the inevitable
result Of the Underwood bill Repub
licans yociferously applauded when he
declared that the reduction in the cost
OF living promised BY the Democrats al
a result OF the tariff revision was q
fallacy
Mr. Payne criticised the ways ant
means committee for putting wool Oh
the free list while leaving on the du
table list the hair OF the angora goats
irtimatlng that it was the work Of Rep
resentative Gardner the Texas mem
Der Of the committee.
There are 100000 goats raised II
the United States he said, and
understand that 2,a9a, a99 Of them ar
raised in Texas
Representative Murdock, She pre-
eressive leader criticised the tariff
policy Of both Democrats and Republ
cans. He said the Underwood bill wa
an unreliable, chaotic iumble' an
urged that the tariff be placed in tn
hands Of a noa.partisan tariff commits
sion.
Representative Rainey Of Illinois
Democrat, declared the bill represen
ed a new era in the governments fil
cal policy, making lighter the burde
Of taxes upon the consumers Of tn
country and compelling great wealt
tc contribute its fair share toward pa.
ing the government expenses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
PERJURY IS
CHARGED

William Godon, a shoemaker employ
ed at DeAndreas shop, was arrested
this morning on a charge OF perjury
According to information sworn TO
b. the county attorneys oflice. Godon
made an affidavit on April % in which
he swore that John fremont. in Jail
awaiting trial for the murder of sher
man Woodward, could neither read nor
write the English language.
The affidavit was used in the habeas
corpus proceedings Of Mrs Emma Riv-
ers on April ~ and the state is charg-
ing that Godon swore falsely in his
affidavit His preliminary win be be.
fore Judge T. p. Moore within the next
few days. Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
BOND MADE
FOR WOMAN
= - - - 40 . = '

Following The approval Of a bond Of
$4,000 by the clerk Of the district
court here yesterday Mrs Emma Rivf
ers was released last night, leaving
the Jail late in the evening.
Mrs. Rivers will be tree until sum
moned to appear for trial in the dis
trict court, whore she viii answer to
the charge of murder. The exact time
for the trial has not been set
John Tremont who waived prelim-
mary on the same charge, remains in
the county Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29

The Chickasha Concert band. Chick
ashas pioneer and popular musical or
ganization, has enjoyed boom in
membership lately and the bi-weekly
rehearsals. held Monday and Friday
nights in their neu hand room on
Chickasha avenue, have been marked
by largely increased attendance The
manager Of the band is in communica-
ton With several semi professional mu-
sicians in the north and east and by
special arrangement with the local
Rock Island officials they will be fur
nished situations at theh regular
trades. and their talent as musicians
utilized by the band.
J, A. Sager is d. sctor, and Chas.
Kemper manager OF the band G. F..
Burke is chairman Of the board Of
trustees and the membership and in
strumentation is as follows: j. A.
Sager, Thos Davis, Jack Atkins, clari-
nets: r. Luster, o. C. Gulihur Ted
Green, cornets; E. Abbott, W Nc.
Cure, horns; G. F Burke, NJ. j.
OIeary, tronbones. Chas. Kemper
baritone A. H Ross. euphonium c
E. Day, tuba f Elliot, c. Il. Roark
drums
The band was chartered in 1910 by
the state Of Oklahoma and a member
ship fee Of 50 cents per month i
charged. 1t has under consideration
the purchase Of new uniforms and sev
eral new instruments. With its asso
ciate membership the band numbers
over twenty pieces. and it is required
Of all its members that they become
members OF local 1872, A. F. of NJ, thu
local musicians union. 1t has had
continuous existence since 1894, whei
it was organized by George Mansfield
He had for his successor a Mr.. Scho
field and the band also had for il
director for several years the lat
George b Fox, musician Of frs
class ability and of the highest pei
sonal integrity. It's members are al
enthusiastic musicians and the interes
is never allowed to lag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
WILSON and MOORE
HOLD CONFERENCE
Answer 10 Bryan Messages Framed
and Objections Of CaIifOr-
mans Met Scope Of
Treaty Pointed Out
Telegram by United Press.


Sacramento, Cal, April 20-Indica
iions today are that the mission Of
Secretary Bryan viii fail The lead.
eFs declared there had been no deyel-
opments to cause them to change their
opinions regarding the necessity Of
passing antialier land owHing laws.
Senator Thompson. the progressive
leader said today, Nothing Bryan has
said changes the situation in my view
or in the view Of other members with
whom he talked believe the excu.
sion bill will pass.
Assemblyman Bohnett, the progress
siYe leader in the house. said. while
Mr. Bryan may have more forcible rev
elations which he expects TO deliver
at the last moment nothing he has
said yet seems to alter the determine.
tion Of the legislature to enact the
law"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
MOTORCYCLE
CIIlR TAIKTn
OLUD ! hLhLD

Much interest is being aroused
among the motorcycle bugs round
about and the very latest development
of the malady is a proposition to form
a Grady county motorcycle club, with
the membership composed of every
motorcycle man in the county
A call has been issued for every one
Interested in the formation of a motor
cycle club, to meet Wednesday night
at Nichols Bros bicycle shop, where
officers win be elected and the organ
ization OF a club effected After the
organization Of the club, road trips to
the varitus towns will be held and
possibly a series Of endurance runs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
ORDER TROOPS
m TIT nANnrn
lU lnE DUkDLk
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram By United Press.
junction City, kan, April 2a.--Bat-
terry G Of the sixth fec artillery en-.
trained today. Orders were received
last night to move Immediately to Fort
Bliss, Texas.
1t is believed that the government
fears renewal Of the Mexican trou.
bles and is preparing for it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29

TRAGEDY
Telegram BY United Press

Chicago, April 29.-Tony Marasto, a
young Italian, was nearly decapitated
today with a hatehet in the hands Of
Pasquelle Forta, when Marasto, who
was a rejected suitor attempted to
force an elopement with Anna Forta,
sister Of Pasquella
Frank Alfana, a spectator, is dying
with a bullet In his breast.
The girls mother fired into the
struggling group.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29

Telegram by Emitted Press.
Washington Aust % From TO 10
o'clock this mornsas -Ae president and
John Bassett Moore. counsellor of the
state department and acting secretary
OF state. conferred on the California
jap situation as presented in two
lengthy telegrams from Secretary
Bryan
Moore is an expert on international
law and advised the president In fran
ing an answer Although the reply was
withheld from publication is is under.
stood that IT answered every objection
raised by the California legislators and
explained Just what constitutes vio-
laticn of the exeisting Jap treaty
California in the fullness of her
right as a state may enact a rigid land
lawabarring Orientals from ownership,
but such action would De against the
earnest wishes OF the national admin
isiration.
y This is the substance Of the message
William } Bryan, secretary Of state
and personal representative Of Presi-
dent Wilson, delivered Monday to a
secret conference attended only by
Gov johnson Lieut. Gov Wallace and
the i2O members of the California leg
islature
Those who expected Secretary
Bryan to expound new theory OF
states rights were disappointed, as
We're those who expected predictions
OF war. Advice N the name OF Pres
ident Wilton was all Mr. Bryan had
to offer, and the paramount question
here IS whether such advice will over
come the previously announced deter
minatiou Of the progressive Republi
can majority to enact an anti-alier
land holding law along lines already
agreed upon.
Secretary Bryan reaffirmed The
states right to act in any manner i
saw fit but suggested several alterna
tiyes TO the passage of a bill restrict
ing aliens ineligible to citizenship,
basing his reasons on the broad foun
dation Of public policy Briefly, thes
alternatives I'M the order in which the
were suggested, are as follows
I. Delay immediate action and q
low the state department. 70 try to AZ
eomplish the ends desired by means O
new treaty with japan
2. Delay immediate action and 81
4t44444 i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
NAV suIra IN DIsTRIer CONN.

Midland saY'sys and Loan co. vs..
j. a. Tuggle, C al, foreclosure, Sl5792.
A. J. Bryant.
H. M. Sanders vs.. James A Brodie
ct all attachment, $2tS Welhome,
Helndon { Durhln.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
Visit Unofficial.
Telegram by United Press.

y " D EETIT " |TITETI TTTIf
Toxic, April 29-Khara Sorom. who
win sail for California May 9. win m-
yestigate the alien law situation as a
representative OF the constitutional
party.
His mission has the unofficial ap
proval OF the emperor and ministry
but ne will not visit America in an Of
fieial capacity as the foreign office is
unable tc find any precedents for such
course The opposition party also
plans TO send a representative.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
MOTHERS PENSIONS
IN Pennsylvania.

Telegram by United Press.
Harrisburg, Pa, April 29-
Gov Tenor today signed the
bill establishing mothers pen
sions in Pennsylvania.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29

High schol students are busy selling
tickets for the senior class play winch
viii be given Thursday and Friday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
LEvEE is HOLDING.

Telegram By United Press
Remy, La. April a9-The levees
are still sloughing. bui che tight is not
yet lost
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

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