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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

Oklahoma City, May 9.-The house
of representatives practically complet-
ed its legislative work for the special
session on Tuesday afternoon. From
now until the end of the session all
that is left to do is to await business
from the senate.
The house business was cleaned
Thursday, and all senate bills on hand
passed, and all business in transit at
tended to.
The passage Of a switchmen's com
pensation act with the referendum
attached submitting it to the people
August 5;final passage of a senate
bill prohibiting racetrack betting; pas
sage Of concurrent resolution by Fl.
H. Smith directing the attorney gen
eral to institute suits to cancel the
e. w. Marland and Pollard-Hagan oil
and gas leases on state school lands
passage Of a resolution by Curry, re-
Questing Attorney General Charles
West to answer the remainder of the
thirteen "interrogations" propounded
to him by a special committee during
the regular session, and the final pas
sage Of a number of other measures
made up the days work.
Adjournment was taken at O'Clock
under the rules, that L antil / O'Clock
Friday No more night sessions will
be held unless unforeseen contingen
cies occur. The house is ready to re
cess at the pleasure Of the senate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
DRUG STORE ROBBED.

Blanchard, Okla, May 9.-The safe
of the Frost Drug ccmpany's store Of
this place was blown early Thursday
morning by the use Of nitroglycerine
and the entire door torn from the
hinges. The robbers also robbed the
cash register OF a small amount Of
change, about $40 IN all being secured.
This was the first robbery Ia Biaach.
ard since the futile attempt was made
three years ago 10 rob the First stata
bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

A prescribed form for taking the
scholastic enumeration, makes the
county treasurer che custodian of
school district funds of districts other
than cities Of the first class, author
ICES the employment Of city super
intendent for a term Of years not to
exceed three, increases the qualifica-
tiOns fO~ teachers stse-~ tde first. q.
January, 1916, simplifies the proceed
ure for forming consolidated school
districts. and eliminates the assistant
county superintendent only in coun-
ties Of less than $4,000 population
Thecode win go into effect January
/ i, 1914, and prior to this time the law
will be printed and distributed among
the teachers. board members and
school officers Of the state. AS the
Ilaw is written it passed both houses
by almost unanimous vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
NTPPED in
The BUD

The wedding OF a runaway couple
eas nipped in the bud This morning
at the county judges office when the
marriage license clerk refused to IS
sue the license, upon information re-
ceiyed by a telephone call from the
girls parents at III Reno
A request was ielephoned early this
morning to the authorities here to ar
rest Marvin G Ellins Of Desota, Mo-,
who, in the company Of Miss Gladys
Frey Stokes q Ei Reno, had left there
this morning for chickasha, with the
probable intention Of getting married
here. The couple put in an appear
anee at The court house about 10
o'clock and made application for a
marriage hconse, Ellins giving HIS
age as 21 and that Of lAs prospective
bride as is. The sheriff's force was
notified and a deputy summoned to
make the arrest, but after c0nsulta.
ton, IL was decided not to arrest him
but 10 put the couple under the charge
of the probation officer and notify the
parents at El Reno This was done
and the parents Of the girl viii be
here this afternoon after the young
sters. It Is alleged that Elkins Is moi
81 years OF age, but though he gave
that as his age, he was not sworn K
Il and therefore did not lay himself
liable 10 perjury
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
MERIDIAN ROAD
PROPOSITION
Meeting TO Be Held in Ell Reno to
Boost the North and South
Route

A letter was received today by r. NJ
Evans. secretary Of the Commercial
and Farm Bureau. from the Young
Mems Booster club Of FL Reno, re-
garding a meeting Of representatives
Of each county to boost the Meridian
Road proposition. at El Reno May rs,
and desirous Of knowing tbe number
Of representatives expected to attend
the meeting from chickasha
The letter in part follows and is self
explanatory
"This route has been accepted and
designated as the official route north
and south, and It is positively up to
Che various counties interested to get
in behind the proposition to do some.
thing, talk alone viii accomplish but
little -aetion is necessary, and that az
once.
Lets make it a matter Of personal
pride TO put this great big move
through-.no one can conceive OF whai
it viii mean to the state, counties
townships and every piece Of land ad
joining the road.
Canadian county commissioners
have promised their support and viii
be present at the meeting.
win you come, and how many viii
YOU bring with your Secretary Mich
olson Of Newton, Kan, of the Meridial
Road association will be here"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09


Washington. May 9--The Under-
wood tarlff bill proclaimed by the
Democratic party as the answer 70 its
platform pledge to revise the tariff
downward, was passed by the house
late Thursday. The vote was PSI to
1879. five Democrats voting against the
bill and two Republicans voting ior it.
Four Progressiyes supported the vii
and fourteen voted against, while one
independent Progressive joined with
the majority
when Speaker Clark announced the
vote In loud tones that revealed bis
satisfaction IN the arrival Of the day
he long had sought, exuberant Demo
Gratis holsted a stuffed Democratic
donkey over the heads Of their col
leagues In the rear OF the chamber, a
faint ripple Of applause followed and
the gayel fell on the first chapter in
the history Of President Wilson's ex-
ira session OF congress.
With the bill. after months con
sidoration, on It's way TO the senate,
there was a rush Of representatives for
their homes. IN the house an adjourn
ment viii be taken three days at a
time beginning next week, until june
/ In the meantime, the senate finance
committee win study the bill while
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
DEMOCRATIC
TARIFF VICTORY
Lowest Tariff Ever Written Carries
by Vote Of 281 to 139-Four Pro
gressives and Two Republicans
Vote for the Measure

the house ways and means committee
viii organize committees preparatory
to the transaction Of business next
month.
Republicans and Progressives led re-
spectiyely by Representatives Mann
and Murdoch, protested to the last
against the measure, the lowest tariff
ever written, and proclaiming as the
Democratic avalanche bowled them
over the virtues Of different tariff
commission plans.
Republicans who voted for the bill
were Cary and Stafford Of Wisconsin.
Democrats who opposed it were Brous-
sard Dnpree, Lazare and Morgan of
louisiana on account Of the schedule
reducing sugar 25 per cent and send
ing 1t 10 the free list in three years,
and G. B. Smith Of New York. Pro-
gressives who voted for the bin we're
Kelley and Rupley Of Pennsylvania,
Nolan Of California and Bryan Of
Washington. Kent Of California, form
erly a Republican, but now an inde-
pendent Progressive, also voted for
the bill Progressive Leader Murdock
and thirteen Of his Progressive follow
ers voted with the minority Repre-
sentative copley, a Progressive, did
not vote, answering present to his
name
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
TeIeuram by United Press.

Telegram ny United Press.
Washington, May 9-Threats made
by American manufacturers that they
will close down their factories when
the tariff bill is signed because they
cannot operate protitably" were an
swered today from administration
sources. Let them shut down If they
want to. was the attitude Of the adj
ministration, but the people will be
given an object lession for the reason
that Secretary Redfield Of the new
commerce department win soon have
si0O, 600 to be Increased II needed to
ST 900. 900. to be used to gather figures
70 show that the tariff is not the
reason OF the shut down.
President Wilson is angered over
the reports that certain industries all
ready have an understanding to close
down their factories in spectacular
manner when the law becomes eifec.
tive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

Douglas, Ariz, May 9-Federal
forces lost in a battle Wednesday at
Santa Rosa, near Guayamas. accord
ing to arrivals here. The government
lost 3S men killed and wounded and
AZ taken prisoners. besides 150 rifles
and ammunition. The state forces
lost ten killed and 20 wounded
Col Alyaradn and 100 well armed
men more than half OF whom were re-
cruited from the nearby mines left
Cananes to assist insurgents infestins
Guaymas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

Oklahoma City, MAJ 9.-After being
defeated three times in his fight to
have the legislature refer to a vote of
the people the question of eliminating
the silent vote from the count on all
state questions Senator Campbell Rus
sell Of Warner, president of the Peo-
pies Power league, came back" and
won out in the senate Thursday after
noon, when that body passed finally
the resolution referring the proposed
amendment to a popular vote. at the
special election to be held in august.
Oklahoma City, May 9.-In a formal
statement in behalf of himself and
other members Of the general investi-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
High BUlLDlNo STARTS MONDAY

HIGH BUILDING STARTS MONDAY
The ground on the corner Of Fourth
and chiekasha having been clemrea Of
the wooden structures, surveys are be-
ing made this afternoon preparatory 10
the commencement Of the Tye build
ing on that location. All this work
will be completed and everything is
in readiness for the construction prop.
er to begin. Ground win be broken
Monday for the building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
LARGE IMPERIAL MEETING
or SHRlNERs IN DALLAS.

Monday afternoon the "Shriners'
Special viii arrive here from Oklaho-
ma City The train, which win be III
charge ct a shriner engineer, con
dueior and brakeman, win leave Chick
asha Monday night for Dallas. Most
an OF the shriners in this city are
eagerly listening for the toot! tootl Of
the Special"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
200 LIVES
Are LOST

Nogales, Ariz., May 1.-TWO hundred
lives are reported lost in the train dis
aster at Don, near the Slnaloa,- Sonora
border. It is said that insurgents fired
into the train, exploding a car OF dyn-
amite, which the federals we're convey.
ing to Guaymas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
ANOTHER AVIATOR KILLED.

Telegram BY United Press
Santa Ana, Cal, May 9.-Lieut. !.
D. Park 81 the army aviation corps
was killed today His aeroplane ca
reened into a gully al Oliver Cal,
and struck a tree The enine struck
and crushed his head. He was en-.
route from San Diego to Los Angeles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
EVACUATION COMMENCED
Telegram by unIted i-ress.

ItIttIaHI D. NNIItU TItaa,
Scutari. May 9.-The actual evacua-
lion OF the captured city by Montene-
grins began today. It was announced
that King Nicholas would surrender
the town Sunday to the admirals of
the international fleet. who have been
bloekading the coast since the powers
warned the king to left the siege
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09
MRS. COURTNEY NO BETTER.

NJ + Courtney returned yesterday
from Kansas CITY, where be has been
to visit his wife, who mas been con.
fined in a hospital there fof several
months He reports that Mrs Court.
ney's condition has mol Improved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

The ladies' Of the Congregational
church viii hold an all day market at
Booths book store tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

W J LaBoon left this morning for
Poll, Okla. for a few days visit with
his daughter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-09

gated the affair, but as yet, all that
has been learned is that two men,
supposedly the Norge yeggmen, left on
the south bound Rock Island at +
o'clock this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24

policy OF building public roads and on
iiATg'ng me Erie Canal h"H obliged her
Tor INC past lew ScaTs 10 r0ls. annually
about S6,0oo,cp0 from q general prop
sir, Sioore "diaits thdasS S'P me d" ne,o w.
very grudgingly, the lack Of elasticity
~ his plan. TO provide against con
ungencies' that may arise from this
defect he suggests Two methods These
suggestions are by far the least pra!s.-
worm features or mis- work.
the state should accumulate az the rato
OF SlVc'V0o year a surplus, TO 10
just what is 'contingency," and how
serious must II be before the surplus
can be touched? VIII not every legis-
iiator know at least two or three worthy
"contingencies" or which to employ
AN idle aud !attcning surplus? ] am
afraid the watch dogs OF the treasury
dentist Ii thcy are TO hold on the con
tingency shooters that would v!sl,
thg Wa, syeT or ,9 sccsnd I And
Is tho surplus 10 be allowed 10 grow
SHAH We treat Il like a. jack pot, and
puts M III" best bluff? Or shall We
provide that every six or eight years
me melon Is. 10 he cut. whether the
C0nungoncE IS ripe or not?
the Simple truth is that there is
nothing in public finance moro demon
Of constant bitterness TO the taxpayers.
who feel uiat they are being robbed
without necessity And ~ is q griev-
GUS temptation to rcckIcssucas on the
part of those responsible FOR The states
finances.
IN short. il the success OF scgrcga
ton depends on the accumulation OF
surplus. IN ny opinion the plan is not
worthy OF consideration.
Why Not Keep On We Arc.
MI. moore PROPOSES. in the second
place, that the Assembly reserve the
right to levy when necessary a general
property tan Of cents on the hundred
dollars. The objection to this ~ tina,
1T would have strong tendency to per
pctudtc the very abuses from which his
plan is devised TO relieve us
he most effective way TO give the
desired elasticity, while preserving All
me merits OF the plan. ] pointed out
Apportionlncnt by expenditures method
inc state asccrtains the difference be
tween It's needs and the income from
us separate sources, and then IL np-
portions the amount Of this difference
among the counties and cities on tho
OASIS OF thclr own ordinary and repu-
lar expenditures. As have ALREADY
OF its important incidental advantages
believe II is unnecessary to say more
about IL here.
The difficulties in the way of seurc
CATION that have thus far been de
scrIbed are of a general character, and
are found In all States where the
change OF system has been attempted
virginia. and that many men believe
to be equally strong
l'ut this letter has already run 10
too great a length and shall ask for
an opportunity To present these diff
cultieS at another time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24
oun nEI.rED poLICE.

The best Christmas present tho com
missioners can give the police will DO
an order allowing them TO lay aside
f. the heavy bolts they now wear. Moth
ing would add more to the peace OF mind
ana TO the personal comfort of our
+ officers,
/ Tho recent amendment TO tho rcgu-
/ lation on the subject has accomplished
( little good It provides that all officers
I except those doing duty on Rroad and
Main Streets aud ut public places may
appear without bolts, and that at -
o'clock All of them may remove tho
bolts. Rut this. as We understand. does
not afford relief to some OF the men
who most need 1t.
There can bc no denying the fact
that If Richmond wanted force OF
pcturc-book police tho belts should
be Il par, OF their uniform. They arc
somewhat attractive and they giva
most OF The men a well sroomcd. dis
ciplincd appearance. But Richmond
wants her police for use and not for
beauty.
In such u case, tho bolts arc Il handi-
cap TO the men. They arc heavy; they
are cumbersome, and. worse stllI they
place the officers ut serious disad
vantage in fights. still moro serious
is the fact that policeman cannot
draw his revolver ruici,ly with tho
belt about his waist
II. then, this now addition to the
equipment 10 burdcnsoInc ana worse
than useless vb,- Contirun a.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24
DICE Of the eopIe


Tue Wh"c VneSIINh on TIC tOnst.
TO tho Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch
Sir.-Tho race issue is rapidly be-
coming acute here, and the worst feature
Of the situation lies in the fact that
so p"r cent of the population is from
Kansas, Nebraska and other Middle
West states, and arc absolutely 1T sea
as To how TO treat IA negro. They
went out of their way to invite them
here from the cruelty @ OF the South.
Now let them take their medicine.
g. X. PEYTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24

Whore is The old fashioned man ,yho
i'Hf'ooers wien KING Mcucn& died
INC nrat timeg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24
EhrG lmfs &c., 1]igpa!rh

Business cuiee... Times Dispatch building
10 South Tenth street.
Fou,h Richmond ................lo,o Hull street
washington Observation-Disclosures unsoy BUILDING
petersburg Ruresu....loe y. Sycamore street
1.ynchburF Burear............a Is Eighth stree,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24

Entered January q 1875 nj Richmond Va.
:, second-c'ass mrttcr uader ae, OF consres'
g: March g. 1873
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24

Los Angeles, Cal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-24

Edmund liuniIl. the venerable \
ginia patriot has been invited by
Seuatc OF South Carolina to q seat
the Senate chamber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03

btnn dlh prbl elmer 2soni, Clltn,
ihIdnfr. osborsnen bon goraTtlbt, mil
.insm atmsn GHIudtr esbitni ettpe'
fen.
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nit einsm i6eImifdtn Stit,ub1d bin.
81.
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9sonis iGfeIts.
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bat nbsr fein breibiofss 2tbensia6r
liberihriiten. Gr beibt 9&ios BON
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den"
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tosropbie iibsr ben 9iT6 biniiber.
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mem fbmpntbif6en @eTibt."
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6rdu 9eonit ftoIS. Sbr I9Dnes @e.
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des 8ebeimnis. msiner 9rauer fpe.
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tober pirb bic 8~erIobuno offinea
betonrt eeeeben. i'm DECEMBER beiros
ten mir. mir tperben ben Orient
bereifen. mir perbinoen oas Riibli.
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unIere Sodssitsreife fsin, suoIeit
cher bient biefeIbe ban SoeIen gu
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
11aiere 0inSns.
1911 Suwarb 81,

RunO 5000 5iunus iinf bis jsBt
in Die Ser. Staten e~inqeipanoert,
pabrideinIid ungefdbr e6rnIo Diele
ober nod etipas mebf an bas nor0z
lpeItli6e Sanaoa, mo Tie Elm seipiHes
8orrsdt als ubrittIae Entertainer"
beunfpruAen.
gur febr 8enige, ole ni6t an Der
gacifics&ite Ieben, bstommen jsmals
etnen ipl9en @inlpanoerer gu @eiiht.
Sinh in ben Bacifitz9 egenoen I1on
Die Gbineien uno Sapaner ni9t gea
rabe popular, 10 ftnD es Die 9inbus
mod peniger. Sic itnb niat 70 fart
gebaut, pie Sapdner uno GbineIen,
unb ibre lebensbaltung 1T cine nod
n%ieOrigere, iotpobl mas bas GHen, tpie
mas Die &leioung nnbelangt. Man
i9dBt lire burdf9nittli6en Inter
baIts : Soften auf r~peniger aIs $12
pro Monat. 8on 6auie aus iben Ie
sdn3lids @nt6altf amteit ben eeiitiz
gen @etrdnfen; aber man90 baben IiG
bier an fofbe gen0bnt. Doaen tie
5Ieiid effen, 10 taufen + 2amm ooer
8efliigel lebenb uno I9Iaaten es
Ielber.
Gin 6inbu muB IN pplfpmmen qlts
ter tOrperIiher 8erfuIung lein, unb
minbsitens $25 befiben, I'm BON ben
@inpanbsrungs : 8ebDrben suqelais
len gu peroen; unb LID Jiele, melne
oieien 4nforosrungen entipreden.
iperoen dbgepieIen, penn man iraeno
erpartet, oaB fie Dem 8emeinipeien
our 2ait fallen fDnnten. MeiItens linD
iie uu9 bel Qrbeitgebsrn nidt beliebt,
aube, bel iplden, tpeIhe Die lpo1lfeilz
ite a%lgemeine tDrperIide Mrbeit iHs
den. 9inbus, nelhe msbr tSanaxb
tommen ni6t bierber.
Selten baden fie SamiIien; oe.
nDbnIi9 leben lie in @ruppen sliz
fammen, a5er unter Srennuna ibrer
&aiten. Ollie fommen naG amerifa
in Der Grpartung, ipieoer ~6eim5ufebs
rem, fp6uIo iie Elm .germ0ssn4 haben,
unb $4,000 aeniiaen iDren, ii4 0a.
beim our Rube 5u isben.