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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11

FALL OF
POINCARE
Telegram BY United Press

itiesram Dy United fress
Paris, April What is described
as plot to force the resignation 81
I President PDincare today is IN ful,
swing in the French senate. according
70 many usually wei informed people.
The political bloc which backed tho
presidential candidacy Of the rich NJ
Pans and which was soundly floggcd
at the election at Versailles. Premie-
Poincare being elected almost on tho
first ballot, is alleged to have taken
the warpath against Poiucare and his
friends, hoping to bring about the
chief executives retirement. 1t is
poinleN out shat tha sote Of the senate
which caused the recent fall Of Primo
Minister BRAND and his cabinet, was
in reality aimed at Poincafe. It is
also known that Senator'S Georges
Clemenceau ana Emile Combes. lead
ers Of The bloc. are Poincares bitter
est political enemies ana viii refuse
an compromise, Ciemenceau, dubbed
the eTiger' because Of the ferocity Of
his attacks, and the Cabinet Wreck
err because OF bis frequent victories
over ministries. has huge following.
So has combes. And both men are ac.
knowPdged jas being among the
shraKdest politicians IN Frauce. Lu-
cien Minevoye. a political writer. in
an interview today asid
we have not finished this bloc. It
IS tottering on the brink Of a preei.
pioe but it menaees the republican
party. the ministry and the presidency
in its fall.
Prime Minister Louis Bartbou.
though an able statesman. it is said.
win be downed just az BRAND was
downed wiseacres declare This VIII
be the blocs game-to cause one min
istry after another TO resign until
Poincare, in despairs win hand in his
RESIGNATION as presiasnce of Frahce
poincare will not let hinMclf be han
died in any such way. according to
those who know him best. The mo.
mcnt he becomes certain that the bloc
is simply playing policies Of the OBJ
structionist variety he viii demand
the dissolution OF the chamber Of
deputies and throw himself upon the
country Only once has this been done
MaeMahon accomplished it in 1877.
However, the French president can
not dissolve the chamber without ths
consent Of the senate. and in this in
stance It is not believed the senat,
would agree Thus President Poin
care would have to wait unta th.
regular election next fall Then, ii tn,
senate continues its obstruetions an,
President Poincafe should be unable
10 retain d cabinet he would it is be
liered, simply retire from Office. AM
this, it is alleged, is what the bloc. s.
badly defeated NJ the Versailles elee
ton. hopes. to bring about
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
LEe WAS BROKEN TWICE
AT LAST LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Luther Marker left the ehickasha
hospital where he has been confined
several months win abroken leg. on
last May a horse fell with him and
Markers leg was broken above the
knee. He was taken to the hospital
and under treatment the broken bone
was knitting together.
On the day after Thanksgiving
Marker tell against a chair IN the hos
pital and the break in Ills leg was rel
newed, Yesterday he was released
from the hospital, having entirely re-
covered and he now walks npon two
good legs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
SCENE OF
BATTLE
SHIFTED
Fight Against Flood Demon is Now
Waged in Miss. Levees Hold
at NatChez-- Upper River
is Falling
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
Memphis, April 1.-THE Mississippi
river this morning registered 4f7
feet almost fall OF two feet since tho
crest reached here. Ten blocks in tho
submerged section were uncovered.
The flood fight now shifts to Missis-
sippi The repaired leyee az BeulaA,
Miss. is imperiled 1t sunk two feet
and workers are handicapped in
strengthening it.
Water at the double break at Wilson,
Ark, is running over seven counties.
Two thirds Of the St Francis basin is
submerged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
TIME is
EXTENDED

According to a notice received from
tAe state corporation commission by
n B CLAYTON, the new telephone rates
ordered in response to complaints
from Chickasha viii not become effec-
tive till May + In the original order
April 8 was designated as the date
In letter to Mr Clayton, Commits.
sioner Watson states that the time
was extended in order that confusion
might be avoided in rendering bills and
to give the company sufficient time TO
correct their records that correct state.
ments for service may be rendered
Under the new order rates must he uni
form 70 an subscribers, $l5o a Ilonth
for residence and $3.50 for business
pnones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
Ohio is Falling.


Telegram By Unlted Press.
Cairo, H., April 1.-THE Ohio has
been falling one tenth Of an inch day
since the Wednesday breaks in the
levees Of the Mississippi at Graves and
Wilson, Ark, The subsequent fall Of
foot at Memphis is epected to cause
a noticeable fall here soon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
NOPE sTlLL IMPROVES.
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram BY United Press
Rome, April Marked improve
mont in me condition Of Pope Plus
continued today Physicians are cou.
tdent that his conHalescenee will be
rapid unless complications occur
This morning the patient had no
sfever and his pulse was normal. His
heart is weak and hla Kidney affection
femaiRed
p The physicians said two months rest
Would restore the pontiff, barring conf
plications.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
.REss HOLD UP TRAIN
AND GET RICH BOOTY
Telegram by United Press

IgT5gTGm " U1TFl FIG97-
chihuahua, Mexico, April 1i.-Wora
reached here today that Gen Francisco
tPancho VILLA the former bandit who
is now leading 700 constltutionalssts,
held up a Mexican Northwestern train
near here and took more than S6O,00J
worth Of silver bullion after a fierce
fight
According to tho report eight wero
slain. The silver was the property ol
the Dolores Mining company, an Amer
lean concern
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
BODY or MORGAN DUE

Telegram by United Press
New York, April lL The body of j
F Morgan is due to arrive this aftea
neon ON the FaFrance Tae body viii
be removed To the Morgan residence
to await the funeral service Monday
morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
Jurors Hold that Man Doesn't Have
to Pay More for Coat Just
Because He's Big Case
Lost by Plaintiff
$3.50 INVOLVED In
SUIT; COST S45
The County Court Crinds Out Bic
Batch Of Criminal Cases
Working Now on the
Civil Docket

Simply because n. r. slade of Tuttie
Is considerably larger Of stature than
most men and therefore naturallg
wears larger clothes. Is there any rea-
son why be should have to pay more
fgr those clothes than the man Of ~.
binary size? a jury Of good men ana
true in the county court this morning
decided noi and there YOU are
The style Of the case was Relpa
Richards vs. E =, slade Both gentle.
men are from Tuttle MI Richards 4
merchant tailor ana Mr siade was
one Of his cv-tomers. The story Of
the case IS II MI. slade ordered al
oyercoat from Mr Richards. The or
der was duly taken, nailed ia 70 Me
Richards tailoring company, built ae-
cording to plans and specifications.
neatly wrapped and expressed back 10
Tu,tle
Mr. slade was Lotifled that his over
coat was ready ior him and proceeded
to the establishment Of sIr. Richards
for the new raiment TO and behold.
when the Invoice was opened. It called
for an advance Of $3.50 over the price
Quoted beeauss, said tha tailoring cobe
pany good business policy demanded
that such extra charge be made ia
view of The extra quantity 81 elcth IA
mired % make the garment according
to the sizes mentioned In the order
blank
Mr. slade contended that such extra
charges should have been figured in
the price oi ihe coat when said prices
were first quoted to him and refused
to pay the extra four fifty The re
suit eas q suit IN The county court.
which was completed today before
Ia jury aud verdict for the defendant
Air slade, was brought n and III
nounosa by 1 " Parker foreman ii
che Jury fhe costs ia the case
amounted to kis.
Gases disposed Of during ne pre-
ent session of the county coun are
follows
State Of Oklahoma ys Ollie Elmore
unlaa so possession 81 liauor. trial By
jury feland defendant guilty. Gilmore
received sentence Of 30 DAYS in iall
apd.flne 80 Sieo
State Of Oklahoma IS. C'. j. and Car
sey Elliott charged with unlawful pos
session 81 liquor5 The tsial uas 81
jury and the defendants found guilty.
g L. Elliot was given 80 days ID jail
and $50 aih.e-
State vs. Dlnkey Smits. charged With
selling LIQUOR was settled by The death
Of the defendant Two days before the
case was reached on the docket
State W., Leonard Larson (Waco
Jim was dlsmlssed On q motion by
the county attorney
The case d The state vi Charlie
Wilson trial as jury charged with un.
lawful possession the defendant was
dismissed When the foure sustained 8
demurrer to the evidence.
State Us Ford Newton whisky
case, was dismissed on motion Of the
county attorney
The case q the State vs. Bige Tay-
lor was dismissed on motion Of The
aounty astornen
Other cases on the docket were cons
tlnued. The court is stili grinding Oh
the civil docket
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
relegram by UnIted press.

Natchez, Miss, April il.-With hun
dreds working to strengthen leYees
the Mississippi river passed the flood
stage here Engineers say the dixie
viii hold. Fifty-four feet is the maxi.
mum stage predicted,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
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HOTEL is HIT BY
LIGHTNING BOLT.

Telegram by United Press. !
Independence, La, April III. :
Twenty-Five persons we're in !
jured, nine seriously, when a Z
bolt Of lightning hit hotel 4
lobby here today. Z
Seventeen persons were rem i
J dered unconscious for an hour. I
= = . = = =
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
SHUSHANNA STRIKE is
CONFIRMED; STAMPEDE ON
Is Men From Cordova Leave. 80 From
Chitina, and Recruits From Every
Camp I'm North

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
CORDOVA, July 23.-Twenty- five men
from here, including George c. Hazelet,
Doctor Montgomery. Chief Of Police
Henneke and other business and pro-
fessional men left here yesterday for
Shushanna, the new diggings. Thirty
two prospectors and IS horses from
Chitina, 16 men and horses from
Strelna and others from along the rail-
road have Joined the rush.
Practically all the employees of the
Bonanza mine al Kennecott, Easter
ley's crew at Nizinia and Stephen
Birchs men on Dan creek have quit
work and Joined the stampede.
All placer camps in the interior are
pretty we'll abandoned.
A launch is on the way from Katalla
with number of men, and Valdez and
Seward are sending over a crowd on
the Mariposa.
NJ Finkelstein wired the Chamber of
Commerce from Kennecott that the
strike has been confirmed and means
a big stampede.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
RICH AUSTRALIAN
FOND OF AMERICA
!. B. Reed "Pceved'' on First
Arrival Changes Mind Fol-
lowing Tisit

When j. b Reed, the Australian
millionaire horseman arrived here from
the antipodes a few weeks ago he was
very indignant because the immigra-
tion officials presumed to classify him
as an allen" He protested that an
allen" was foreigner and that he
was an Englishman 1t was his first
visit to the United States and would be
his last. he said.
Mr.. Reed has changed his mind about
the United States The Union Steam
ship company received a letter from
him from London yesterday asking that
passage be reserved for him on the
diner Tahiti, which leaves here next
month.
They may have called me an alien"
he told friend before leaving here,
but they treated me like brother,
and if I wasn't an Englishman I'd want
to be San Franciscan"
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
ARCHDEACON IS
READY To ADVISE
PASTOR TO QUIT
Rev. DR.. Holt Believes I'm
possible Reconciliation Be-
tween Rev. ]. E. Baird
and Congregation
Special Dispatch to The CalD


WOODLAND, July 23.-Rev. DR.. Holt
archdeacon of the Sacra mento Epis-
copalian diocese, arrived in this city
this morning to investigate the vari-
ances that practically have severed all
relations between Rev. John Edward
Baird, rector of st. Lukes Episcopal
church, and his congregation, resulting
from the charges made by the clergy
man of irregularities in the handling
of church funds by C. W. Bush. George
Merritt Fl. E. Coil and c. @. Nelson.
all men of high standing in this COM
munity.
Archdeacon Holt stated that his visit
was at the request of the ministers 8
friends He intimated that he had ex-
pected that it would be an easy matter
to heal the breach. Before departing
he said there was no possibility that
cordial relations could be established
between pastor and congregation.
Archdeacon Holt said that If he were
asked he would advise Rev. Mr.. Baird
to resign.
formation today that Rev. Mr.. Baird
wanted to air his troubles on the
courthouse plaza at open air services,
but was ordered by Rt. Rev Bishop
Moreland of Sacramento to refrain
from involving his church by so doing
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

California he said. Before leaving
the state I placed 5000 in the bank, to
which my wife had access. She knew
nothing of this arrangement until /
wrote to her from San Francisco. 1t
had been my intention always to pro-
vide for my family. In addition to this
I left them the rent of my house in
Alameda
The Hartman family still refuses to
discuss the probabilit of reconcili
alton between the dentist and his wife
who is socially prominent here and
especially well known in musical cir
cles.
Miss Maddern. who eloped from San
Jose with the dentist. has not returned
to this county and is believed to be in
San Francisco. She has not been seen
since bidding the doctor goodby on the
steamship Sonoma. which brought them
back from Honolulu. At that time
friends of the Hartman family threat
ened to have her arrested If she ever
returned to Santa Clara county
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
PRELATE CONGRATULATED
ON HIS 10Th BIRTHDAY
Thanksgiving; Telegram Re-
cefved From Pope
Cardinal

BALTIMORE, July %. Cardinal
Gibbons is 70 years old today.
In the chapel of the home of T. Her
bert Shreiver, near Westminster. Md.
where he has spent his birthdays for
many years, the cardinal celebrated
anniversary. Only the immediate fam
ilv of the host was present
kilograms and letters Of congratu-
lations in large numbers among which
was one from the pope. have been re-
ceived at the cardinals home.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
AL HERBERT MARRIES
MISS GEORGIA SNYDER
Hotel Man and Bride Depart for Santa
Cruz, Where They VIII Spend
Their Honeymoon

al Herbert, proprietor of the Bache-
lor hotel in Powell street, and Miss
Georgia M. Snyder, daughter of Mat B.
Snyder of New York city, a veteran
actor. were married yesterday after
noon at the Manx hotel. Rev. Henry
Stark officiating.
Mr.. Herbert and his bride left last
evening for Santa Cruz. where they
will spend their honeymoon
Mrs. Herbert is the daughter of the
late Rose Snyder. an actress of great
ability.
Mr.. Snyder came from New York city
to sive his daughter to Mr.. Herbert.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
WEIGHT OF BODY
SAVES ELECTRICIAN
Woodland Man Takes Hold of
Wne Containing 800 Volts;
Falls 80 Feet to Ground

Especial Dispatch to The Car)
WOODLAND, July ga fatal acct
cent was averted this morning by the
weight Of mans own body
John Alger, an electrician caught
hold of a supposedly dead wire. which
contained 500 volts AS he hung to the
wire his swinging body struck the side
of tree and his natural weight tore
him loose.
He fell to the ground, 50 feet below,
LANDING IN grass plat between a ce-
ment sidewalk and curbing He suf-
fered only slight injuries
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
DIR. HARTMAN IS RELEASED
Aged Father Embraces Dentist
Charge of Child Abandonment Dismissed in
Justice Court When Doctor Makes
Statement-Wife Not Present
Especial Dispatch to The Cain

SAN JOSE, July 23.-Testimony
showing that DR.. Pope c. Hartman had
made provision for his son and wife
before starting for Australia with Miss
Sophie Maddern, a trained nurse, and
that he returned voluntarily to this
county at no expense to the public
after he had been placed under arrest
in Honolulu cabled warrant. re-
suited in the dismissal of a charge of
abandonment today by Justice of the
Peace ]. T. Wallace upon motion of
Assistant District Attorney Herbert S.
Bridges
Mrs. Hartman was not present when
the case was called, but as the dentist
stepped from the stand his white
haired father, George B. Hartman. who
was the complaining witness, grasped
him by the hand. Doth were visibly
affected.
Doctor Hartman took the stand to
make a statement.
Il made arrangements for the care
of my wife and child before leaving
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
VISITS SEAL |RookERIEs
Unusual Privilege forkeattIe Chamber
of Commercd Party

SEWARD, Alaska, July 2s.-The
Seattle Chamber of C4lmerce tourists
arrived today from Nhe on the VIC
toria. During the passfe through Ber-
ing sea the Victoria lisited the seal
rookeries on the Pribiin islands. This
was the first time a tlrist party has
been permitted to visithe seal breed
ing grounds
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
GUNBOAT TO BE SHIPPED
OVER SEA IN SECTIONS
River War Vessel VIII He Reassemblcd
mt Cavite In the Philippines
for China Service

VALLEJO, July 23.-The new gun
boat Calos now being built at Mare
island navy yard is to be shipped
across the Pacific ocean, Grated in sec
tions-knocked down-and will be re-
assembled a Cavite, p. 1.
Orders We're received at the navy
yard today to have the vessel ready
for shipment ty November Z, and a
sister vessel, also to be turned ont
from Mare island navy yard, the
Monocacy, is to be shipped In Decem-
ber
The two are small. slight draught
craft and are designed for river serv-
ice in China
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
ELLIOTT SEEMS LIKELY
FOR NEW HAVEN POST
j. y. Morgan Fails to Deny Report
That He Would BE MeIIen's Sue
ccssor; Decision Friday

NEW YORK. July 23.-The decision
of the special committee appointed by
the directors of the New Haven rail-
road to choose a successor to President
Mellen will be made public after a
special meeting of the executive COM
mfttee of the road Friday afternoon
The arrival here today of Howard
Elliott, president of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, added strength to a re-
port that he would be Mr.. MulIens
successor
J. P. Morgan would not deny this
but said:
The committee has reached no de-
clsion and no decision will be made
until Friday
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
TEDDY TETZLAFF'S SPEED
TOO FAST FOR HIS WIFE
When Year Is Up She VIII Sue for
Divorce, She Says-Pace Is
killing Her
Especial Dispatch to The CAM

Especial Dispatch to The CaID
LOS ANGELES. July 23.-AIrs. Teddy
Tetzlaff, wife of the famous auto rae
ing driver said today that she would
file suit for divorce in a week, that
period ending one years separa ton
between them.
/ can not stand this speed" she said;
its killing me.
It's nothing but rush-speed, more
speed. all the time. And now Teddy
wants to break in our little son. and
that is the last straw. I will not stand
for it,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
SPOUSE HAD SOME TEMPER
Wife of Capitalist Says He Pursued Her
With Sharp Knife
(Special Dispatch 10 zinc cain

Especial Dispatch TO The CALI
SAN JOSE, July 2s.-That John ].
Dover, capitalist, who owns a country
estate near Saratoga, had many of the
attributes popularity ascrbed to a cave
man is to be inferred from allegat ations
made by his wife, Mrs Bertha E. Dover.
who was granted an interlocutory de-
cree of divorce today. Once. in 1910.
she alleges. he few into a violent rage
and pursued her with sharp knife,
throwing her down and threatening to
cut her throat.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
Governor Fawtier Says Tourists Are Wanted
and Big Enterprises Are Planned

William Fawtier, the new governor
of Tahiti who left here for his South
sea post yesterday on the liner Aorangi,
Is going to put the French possession
on the map, or know the reason why.
For more than a year French govern
ment engineers have been making sur
veys and drawing plans for the i'm
provement of Papeete harbor. and Gov
ernor Fawtier has been authorized to
spend s10,ooo,ooO in carrying out the
engineers ideas.
Papeete will be an important point
on the Pacific after the opening of the
Panama canal and the French govern
ment is going to be ready, the gov
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

ernor says. to take care of all the
business that comes The resources of
Tahiti will be developed.
One of the improvements that will be
among the first carried out will be the
esta blishment of a wireless station
with sufficient power for communica-
tion with San Francisco. Private in
ing to erect a large modern, tourist
hotel in Papeete. and inducements will
be made to travellers to visit the island
port.
The governor was accompanied by
his wife and family and by his sec
retary. Clement Clayssen, who was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
ABDUCTOR OF OAKLAND
GIRL PLEADS GUILTY
He Endcavored to Lure Her TO Noto-
rious .'BIack Hole" in
Mexicaif
Especial Dispatch to The CAM

LOS ANGELES, July 23.-George
Leaghy who was accused of trying to
lure Annie ODonneH, aged 90. to the
notorious BLACK Hole" in Mexicali
pleaded guilty today in Judge Wilbur s
court.
He was charged with contributing
to the delinquency of Miss ODonnell
who was a telephone girl, and who
was brought here from Oakland by
Leaghy He will be sentenced Friday
Leaghy made no defense against the
charges. The girl will be taken back
to her sisters home in Oakland.
Leaghy claims to be the son of a cap
tain in the San Francisco fire depart
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
VOYAGE
FIRST TokAys SENT EAST
shipment Breaks LAS Seasons Record
by ScvenDays

ORovILLE. July 2sFThe first Tokay
grapes of the season were sent east
today by ]. H. Legged The fruit was
grown on land previdsly dredged for
gold that had been rdlaimed to horti-
culture Today's shih1ent broke last
seasons record by sewn days. and the
previous state record Y more thar two
weeks
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
WOULD EVADE LAND LAW
Eight Corporations Formed by Placer
County Japanese
Especial Dispatch to The Call

AUBURN, July 23.-Japanese of
Placer county are preparing to evade
the alien land law by Incorporating.
In the last two days eight compan nies<
owned by Japanese have filed articles
of incorporation with the county re-
corder.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
BOSTON MAN APPOINTED
Charles Hamiin Selected Assistant
Treasurer in Charge of Customs

WASHINGTON, July %. Charles
Sumner Hamlin, Boston, has been Sc
lected as assistant treasurer in charge
of customs service to succeed James
Fergus, who will retire on August /.
Secretary McAdoo formerly recommend
ed the appointment TO President Will
son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
.FLOWE rs SIRE WIN
ON TURKS ARMY,
SAYS COVE ERNMEN7
Authorities of Empire Send
Out Graphic Story of Re-
ception by Women of
Kirk-Kilise

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 23.-An of
fetal communication giving details OF
the reoccupation of Kirk-Kilise by
the Turkish troops was issued by the
Ottoman government today to coun
terbalance the Bulgarian allegations
to atrocities committed by the Turks
1t gives picturesque account Of
how the inhabitants of Kirk -Kilise
welcomed the Moslem army.
1t says:
Their emotion was indescriba Bile
and flowers were showered from the
windows on the Ottoman troops by
women weeping from happiness"
Armistice Is Arranged
SOFIA, Bulgaria, July 2s.-Servia
and Greece today agreed that peace
negotiations with Bulgaria should take
place in Bucharest
An ,armistice is being arranged in
Nish and probably will be concluded
within a couple of days
Roumana has refused Turkeys re-
quest to participate in the peace con-
ference.
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles.
.. S. A., retired, has made an appeal to
the American Red Cross for funds for
Macedonian refugees.