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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
THE PEOPLES COLUMN

then forgiven for yielding 20 my impulse
and gratifying my purely personal desire
10 pay my respects TO the mentor which
has so often helped 10 rationallze the IT,
multuous thoughts that have followed IN
tho wake of some great political disop-
polntment or quoted an excess OF rejoic-
ing over some temporary victory?
\ confessed partisan backing all quail
fication for craftsmanship and having re-
celyed my basic instruction at the feet OF
an oldtlme Wing. I sometimes see myself
the last Of my race. the expiring anti
slavery. nonresident long-livod Repuoli-
cen with ali that the words convey
What matters? Truth is immutable.
though mans Interpretation Of il be fall
ble and rctard It's progress. May The
Ncw-York Tribune long remain IT'S living
exponent I'm the midst Of the changes OK
leadership and patronage H.
Batavia. Y. Y. April 10. 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
READ TRIBUNE FOR so YEARS
Noted Canadian Jurist Had Unusual
Distinction Among Subscribers.

To the Editor Of THE Tribune
sir The place among The Trbune's
readers OF the late william Henry Tuck.
Chief Justice Of New Brunswick. was
probably unique owing 10 the fact that
although not q resident Of the States. he
had been a regular subscriber to the
paper FOR tine last sixty years This dis
tnctou alone might serve 90 recommend
his career To your notice.
Justice Tuck was one OF the few men
In s. John who iu the days OF the
great struggle between the North and
the South aided the fight for the Union 5
preservation lie was born Boo Portland,
Ne. February -. 1881. but he was cducai-
od iu the schools OF this city and gained
sdmitancc 90 the bar n 1850 After prac-
Using law with success for several years
he became. iu 1851 clerk of the crown
and Queens counsel. and succeeded the
late Hon. r. l.. Hazen. o. c.. as Recorder
OF ST. John IN 1874 In the latter year
he WAS also president Of the Barrls,erS'
Society and received the honorary degree
OF - G.. /. from Mount Allison Univer-
sity.
He was a Conservative and actively in
terested In politics His appointment as
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF New
Brunswick came IN 1915. and his appoint
ment as local Judge In Admiralty fol
lowed IN 1891 In 1892 he became lecturer
I'm the 81. John Law School. and in 1888
was elected professor OF statutory law at
Kings College Windsor. Ills elevation
to the chief justiceship took place in
1896 lie retired In lSgS after twenty-three
years service on the bench
MRS. 5. p. FREEMAN-LAKE
ST. John. New Brunswick. April T. 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
MASSACHUSETTS, MILITIA MARINES.

From The Boston Post
Massachusetts, boasts "A marine guard the hfst
ever existing in the organized militia of any state III
the Union II is to be assigned TO the Naval Brigade.
NJ Y. NJ. of which II will form part Assistant At
torney General Walter A. Powers has been elected a
naval lieutenant To command the new outht ana 10
him. besides being the first commander Of the guard,
has fallen the distinction Of being the first commissioned
officer of militia marines marine national gardsmen
In the United States Lieutenant Powers, whose naval
rank Is equal To that OF captain OF militia is son
OF the late Ex-Governor Llewellyn Powers OF Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

$500 There is Of course. point at WHICH oo''oo
ton ceases TO he profitable But unNersai eApe''
ence shows that ii is perfectly feasible 10 coiec'
with advantage down TO a limit of 81 600 or SlI"
Mr.. Hull and the other supporters OF the f''oV'
exemption are merely trying to throw uust III ''e
eyes of the public They do not like to say lranh'
that they have made the limit high in order 10 '"A
wealth. as such. rather than income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
ANOTHER SCOT RETORTS
What of the English Lowlanders and
Their Glory?

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: II is idle for any Scot to deny that
Scotland owes its name to Ireland. But
there the debt ends. For the vast ma or-
ity OF Scots are not of Irish origin, but
are partly Anglo-SaXon and partly the de-
scendants OF a previous tribe OF Celtic
invaders. which settled In Strathclyde
and cane, I'm all probability. from the
east OF Europe wide Stopford Brooke's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Senator Kenyon. of Iowa. has introduced bill to
prohibit eX-Senators and eX-Representatives from
acting lobbyists before Congress. Since ex-mem-
hers have the privilege of the floor in each chamber
it is hard to avoid their opportunities when they
take to legislative promotion The Kenyon bill is a
forcibe hint to them that their room is more de-
erahle than their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
A TIMELY PRAYER
Suggested by the Eloquence of Our
Vice President.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir:
While Marshall talks the nation prays,
Its millions their petitions raise.
And this one boon OF heaven implore.
Spare Wilson's life for four years morer'
New York, April II. 1913. VIC. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

According to the Curran committee the only GIT
edge detectives hereabouts are those VINO appear
the moving picture photo plays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Nice-President Marshall is ambitious TO DE Ano""
the julius Hamburger Of the wilson aui'''''''"
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Is it the trolley the hobble that should be
changed in order that the women of Jersey CITY
may enter the streetcars with ease and dignity? is
the perpleXng question confronting the Public Util-
ties Commission of New Jersey. Take a woman 8
word for it, the hobbe is not at fault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Americans are too accustomed TO occasional hts
of hysera at home to be overcensorious OF the UNI
reasoning ebullitions Of passion which some or the
japanese manifesting. The operation OF the
safety valve is auspcious rather than ominous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

It is announced on behalf of the Gaynor Nolun-
teers the Committee of Thrteen-lately Four
teen-that the Mayor has broken into the talking
movies We trust that he lived up to the height Of
his reputation dramatic humorst by declaim-
ing that masterpiece beginning 80 this is Tam
many Hall"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

lighted TO censor our lectures wv"
theatre and the press. Let us all re'"'''''' ~
that he never gets the chance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
GOOD RAIN
IN COUNTYn
ANDSTATE

Coming in time to save wheat from
damage and to give an impetus to al
falfa, which was also suffering Grady
county was visited By good rain Sat
urday night and, according to reports,
the precipitation was general over the
state.
The official guage in Chickasha
showed that nearly an inch and three
quarters Of water fell during the night,
the exact amount at o'clock Sunday
morning being IN. Several light show
ers fell after that hour Sunday and q
small amount fell this morning It
began at 1880 Saturday evening and
continued during the greater part Of
The night
The high winds last week made
heavy inroads on the existing supply
Of moisture and in some cases, it is
said, wheat was suffering from the
effects. with This rain. wheat, oats
alfalfa and corn are put in fine shape
while cotton and garden truck viii g
forward al two-ten gait
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Use DEPT.
AS AID TO
BUSINESS
Telegram by United Preas

-
Washington. May 5.-The federal
department Of commerce viii be VIII
sons substitute for dollar diplomacy
for the Development Of the nations
foreign trade.
The department will be so broad
ened so as to include the promotion OF
trade at home and abroad
It is the plan Of Secretary Redfield
to make his department an aid to bus
iness and he is supported by the pres
ident it was learned today at the con
ference with correspondents.
AS TO currency legislation, it was
learned that the president is still con
ferring with Representative Glasco and
Senator Owen. ehairmen of the two
currency committees. on the measure
which is now being drafted.
The president IS hopeful Of such leg
islation at the present session but will
not press the measure. The house viii
have probably five weeks to consider
the currency bin, while the senate
debates the tariff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Invites Farmers
to Meet MCNabh

r. NJ Evans. secretary of the Com
mercial and Farm Bureau, is sending
the following announcement to the
newspapers of the county
THE Commercial and Farm Bureau
ol Grady county. recently organized az
chieRasha is but the initial step look.
lag to a closer eementing Of the social
and business relationship d all the
people of the county
They earnestly desire the hearty
cooperation cf all Who wish to i'm.
prove the conditions nov existing, to
the end that universal prosperity may
shine ont from an quarters
They cordially invite all farmers
and farm owners Of the eo.rty te
visit their offices in the city hall
where they may meet Mr MeNabb
farm demonstration agent for the
county who is ever ready TO helE
solve the problems connected witt
farm operations, which have stood u
the way OF greatest success. He is
not an egoiislieal know.italL but
4 Practical man who has been CLOSELY
Identified with farm. operations in cen
trail Oklahoma Tor tweniyfour years
Meet him, get well acquainted witt
him. eonIide ia him. Tie cost i
lnothing ana you stand to sain it'll
at least Also cali on the secretary
Mr.. Evans vino viii gladly aid you il
securing help, markets for your Pre-
duce and any other assistance poss
BILE"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
MARKET DAY Is
DOUBLE HEADER

Despite the threatening weather and
slight showers Of the morning, large
crowds landed in town early to attend
the monthly market day sale. The
crowds split to a certain extent, how;
ever, part Of them going 10 the sale
conducted By the Retail Merchants
association at the corner Of KANSAS
avenue and Second street. and the re-
naindcr bringing up at Matt chilton's
barn. on the corner Of choetaw and
Fifth street.
Much interest was shown in the
sales and plenty Of saleable articles
we're on hand. Gel Hubbard stated
taat he had some So horses listed be
Sides farm implements Of all kinds and
iair list Of household goods. eThe
best Of it all is that the FARMERS seem
to be in good spirits said Col. Hub
bard this morning. Plenty Of buy
ers are in town. including three buy.
ers from Texas, who win remain mere
during tie remainder OF the week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Last Sad Rites Over
Body Of Young Estes


Yesterday afternoon at the Baptist
church, one Of the largest crowds that
the church ever held attended the
funeral services Of Dick Estes and
later marched TO the ]. O. o. cemetery,
where the remains were inferred. The
B ot r. 4. had charge Of the services
after leaving the church, members OF
that organization acting as pail bear
ers.
There are few people in Chickasha
VINO were not acquainted with Dick
Estes. His friends were numbered
by the hundreds and If he had an
enemy in town, no one knew it. His
disposition was sunny and eongenial
and he was recognized as a young
man with a heart, kind toward his fel-
lew men and loving toward his par
ents aud family. Not a heart in Chick
asha but that felt a pang OF sadness
/ at news Of his death and many are the
friends who will offer comfort to the
family in their bereavement
The service at the church was con.
Quoted by Rev. Sherman The flora
offerings were particularly numerous
and beautiful.
I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
IT'S BACK TO THE
FARM FOR DOSS

"Its to the farm for Inc, declared
J. a. Doss, retiring chief Of police
this morning eThis afternoon at 2:s0
I'm going TO dolg the police uniform
oi blue and don the blue oyeralls Of a
farmer. NY buggy rs waiting for me
a.sd leave this afternoon for the farm
ls miles east ol town where Pm going
to raise blackberries, roasting ears
and yaller legged chickens. | want
TO thank the people Of ChieRasha and
assure them that if they are ever in
my nelghborhoodl the latch string is
hangina on the outside, and anyone
from ChSckasha Is sood Tor a feed
with me. aaye given the best ser
vice as p0iiee chief that could. but
fits the simple life for me now
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
COUNCIL
HOLDING
SESSION
Anderson Succeeds DOss as Chiei
Others Enter UponNewTerms
Veteran Aldermen Retire
from Service Of City

To-day marks the incoming Of the
new city council ana other city Off
GERS and the retiring from active SER
vices several men who have spent
years On the job. the new council
met this afternon to organize and get
a grasp on their new duties as city
dads Also the appointments Of the
various committees win be made.
Retiring today is }. A. Doss as chief
OF police, giving way to Hugh Ander
son, elected to that office. Ar. Dose
was appointed chief Of police during
Mayor Edwards administration after
the election Of O'Malley and his fail
ure to qualify for the office. lie was
reelected two years ago, serving as
chief Of police a total Of four years.
The outgoing council members range
in length OF service as councilmen
from four months to nearly twenty
years. o. corlnian, the oldest ln point
Of service. has served az councilman
almost since Chlckasha was first in
corporated as town Next in the
service is ). a Temple, city council.
man Tor some ten years Next comes
Il. b. Spencer with four years - thS'
council 10 bis credit, J. d Buie two
years b n. Collins is monthsS ".
b Louthan. elk months. and Harry
Hays, four months. Ed Evans, the
,niy member Of the Old council %
serve during the next term, has been
in the service four years.
The incoming council is composed
Of I'D Evans. I'd. Driggers. Geo Petty
c c Goe'tlng. W. c. Wells, j. L. Car.
ter. p. }. Harbous and r. w Murray
The appointments OF the city physi-
clan. city scayenger and the members
Of ne police force, were not given out
this morning by Mayor J, =. Burton
but Il lr Thought action regardlne
some cl these positions viii be taken
ai he meeting this afternoon
Mayor Burton, CITY Clerk burgess
street Commissioner Hudgins and
rt, rrn.anror VI Evans TODAY
enter uion mo new terms TO whiel
they were elected,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05

Duncan, Okla. May 5.--The skelly
we'll located just west Of the gas
wells, is down nearly 1900 feet and
drilling is still going forward night
ana day The contract calls for $500
feet and it is expected that oil will
be found before that depth is reached,
c. A. Greenlease Of Wichita Falls,
Texas, was in the city the other day
looking after his interests in this
county Mr. Greenlease is interested
with ". B. Douthitt and others IN an
oil wen being drilled near Harrisburg
and the work Of drilling is going for.
ward with q rush He is one Of the
largest holders Of leases in the county
besides being interested in other sec.
tlons.
petrolia parties win be in Duncan
shortly to organize a local company
to prospect in the Stephens county
field. The gentlemen recently brought
in 800 barrel well in the Petrolia
Held which makes the third well
brought in by them.
CT, Colcord OF Oklahoma City, who
is Interested IN oil operations in thi.
county being the principal stockhold
er IN the company which brought il
the big gas well near Loco last week
was here 3 part Of the week MIR Col
cord is sanguine OF bringing ina wei
in the very near future He consid
ers the field very promising and say
ms company will continue operations
until the field is thoroughly pros
pected
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
YIELDS TO
POWERS
Telegram by United Press


London, May 5-King Nicholas Of
Montenegro this afternoon formally
cabled the British government that he
is prepared to evaeuate Scutari and
leave the disposal Of the captured city
to the powers. Psemier Asquith an
nouaeed the receipt Of the telegram
in the house Of commons.
Reports Of the Servians evaeuating
Durazzo and the withdrawal Of troops
throughout Albania, together with lhe
Montenegfin evacuation Of scutari, IN
dieate that the powers are solving the
Balkan problem Il is believed thai
peace negotiations will be resumed
soon,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Hold EXHIBIT or HOME
PRODUCTS IN MICHIGAN.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Detroit Mich. May 1.-THE House
holders Pure Food and Made-in.Mleh-
igan Products show, is the official ap-
pellation Of an exhibit which opened
today in the Wayne Gardens under
the supervision Of the Detroit House
wives league. Officials Of the league
announced today that proceeds from
the exhibit would be used toward con
struetion Of a club house and office
buiIdiRg to be known as the Women e
Building of Detroit Thousands Of
members Of the Housewives leagues
in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan cities
weer expected te attend the shaw dur
ling the Six days it will continue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Huge Derrick Already ErectedIWest
Of South Grady County Metro
polls and Machinery Due
to Arrive Amy day
WILL SINK WELL AT
LEAST 5000 FEET
Prospects for Oil and Gas Believed
to Re Bright Activity in the
Stephens County Field
Continues to Increase

Rush Springs, Okla, May 5.-W. r.
Henry Of the Henry Oil company Of
Tulsa, and NJ. G. Gormly Of Chicago,
were in this city last week, These
geqtlemen are connected with the
Sterling Oil and Gas company, which
has erected a huge derrick eight miles
west Of town, and win shortly begin
drilling.
The machinery is expected TO arrive
any day and win be hauled out as
soon as unloaded. 1t is believed that
drilling will commence within the
next two weeks, or as soon as the
machinery is installed, The derrick
is e. the California type, and is the
largest in Oklahoma,
It is proposed to sink a well al
least 5000 feet. and TO drill additional
wells if the first is unsuccessful. The
casing to be used is the regular ten
inch reduced to eight, and finished
6 IA inch. The first well IS to be put
down on the James aareheim farm
west Of this city
Those who are acquainted with the
oil and gas fields Of Oklahoma. asser
that this section is directly in line
with the DartlesYille field in northwes
Oklahoma and the Electra field il
Texas A number Of Rush Springs
citizens have become interested in thil
enterprise, and considerable interes
will be taken in watching the develop
ment OF this new field.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
BARONESS wEDs AMERICAN.


Telegram by United Press.
Baltimore, May 5.-Another interna-
tional matrimonial alliance is formed
here today when Baroness Alix Mon
cheur, daughter OF Baron Ludoyic, the
Belgian ambassador to Constantinopie,
becomes the bride OF Robert Loree Of
Baltimore. son Of L. f. Loree, presi.
dent Of the Delaware & Hudson rail
road. The marriage is elimination
OF real romance, the bride and GROOM
having met whllc the bride was q
classmate Of the groom's sister a
a Washington private school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Jury in Ohio Murder
Case is DISCHARGED


Telegram BY United Press,
Springfield, Ohio May 5.--After de-
Iiberating since o'clock Saturday
afternoon, the jury In the case Of Or.
Arthur B. Smith, eAars4d with poison
ing hiN first wife, Florence cavelier
Smith, prominent society leader re.
ported disagreement AT o'clock this
morning, The court discharged tho
! jurors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
Chicago Stock Yards
are Being Organized
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram BY United Press.
Chicago, May Organizers today
began efforts to organize the employees
Of the Chicago stock yards numbering
thousands Of foreigners.
Emmett Flood, general organizer Of
the American Federation of Labor, is
advising the workers. Improved sani
targ conditions win be the first de
mand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
ROADS GRANTED
MORE TINE
Telagram BY UnIted Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, May 5.-The applica-
ton Of the Southern aud Union Pacific
railroads to extend the time for disso-
luton Of the railroad merger as or
dered by the supreme cout was grant
ed today BY the high cout.
July ! was the first date set for
compliance With the dissolution de
cree
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05

Government experimental agricui,
tural work viii continue without inter-
ruption in the state Of Oklahoma ac-I
cording to the decision Of department.
Of agriculture officials. The troubles
which recently arose because Of the
attacks made upon State Agent sent
ley by Representative Murray, and
general misunderstood Ing between the
government forces and state institut
tons has been cleared away Depart
ment officials here also indicate that
Bentley win be kept on the job IN
Oklahoma, the charges Of political ac.
tiyity preferred against him having
been sitted. It is found Chat these
are pfsctieally without foundation
seergtany Houston also has consent.
ed to tie sending of Director Knapp oi
the bureau of soils, to the Interna.
ional Dry Farming congress which
viii be held in Tulsa in October.
Senator Gore was largely lnstramen'
tai in smoothing out ne differences
which existed between the federal and
state officers. This illustrates ihs
value to Oklahoma q having Senator
Gore at the headof the powerful aen
ate agricultural committee Notices
that the department will continue ihl
) work III tie state have iual been sent
8 Is an Members 81 the deieaatl1n Il
Continued On Page Ihreel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05

#. NJ. Kelley returned Yesterday
from Greer county, where he spent a
month He reports a big rain In that
section Saturday night and Sunday
,and crops looking fine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
OF
LABOR LOSE
~++4++++444++444

= Telegram by United Press. =
+ Washington, May 5.-Sus :
= tanning the contempt charges I
: against the American Fedora !
i. tion Of Labor leaders the dis
= irict court Of appeals this after !
+ noon held that President Comp I
+ ers should serve thirty days in
+ Jail and that Vice President !
: Mitchell and Secretary Morri-
+ son should pay $500 fines.
+ 1t is expected that the cases 1
+ viii be carried to higher I
+ court
J. + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-05
New City Officers
Go on Duty Today
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4 Telegram By United Press. 4
= Warren, o., May 5.-charles 7
+ Carlson, aged IA, Milwaukee =
4 aviator, was instantly killed At 7
+ Silyerlake today while making y
4 a flight in his biplane, =
= It was his second flight Of I
4 the day and Id was up 1850 feet +
Z when his engine went dead. !
= Carlson was thrown from the !
= machine and he struck the Z
+ ground on his head 4
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