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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
OPEN SEASON
FOR CUPID

Evidently Cupid has been waiting
for the hunting season to legally
open, for with the advent of today, he
proceeded as relentlessly as some Of
the bird hunters, who Jared forth this
morning.
Through the efforts Of the willy imp
the marriage license clerk at the coun-
ty judges office was as busy as a toy
merchant on December "a. In fact they
came so fast that 1t was feared that
they would have to start a number
system like a barber shop. that each
couple might be served in their turn.
When it was all over. a total of seven
permits had been issued during the
morning rush, and it was the opinion
Of the clerks that before night another
squadron of love-lorn lads and lassies
would descend upon the office.
Licenses were issued to the follow
ing. Emmett Langford, aged p. c.
ment, and Miss Nellie Stubbblefield
aged 10, Cement.
Arden B. Cobb. aged p, Marlow, and
Miss Daisy NJ. Lewis, aged %. NARROW
George Stancii. aged 26, Cement and
Miss ANNA Taylor, aged 10. Cement
in. Cavey. aged 50, Chiekasha, anC
Miss Ada H. Tearle, aged ss, Chicka
sha.
Sam Brooks, aged 80, Rush Springs
and Miss Ida B. Glossip, aged p. Rusl
Springs.
Harley Weaver. aged p, Ninnekah
and Miss Mayd Stidhsm, aged 10, Mn
nekah
Barney Goodwin, aged 20, Bradley
and Miss George Mcdonald, aged q
Bradley. It was necessary to get tn
consent Of Mrs. Minnie Goodwin, mott
er Of Barney Goodwin. before the licens
was issued. The mothers consent wa
gotten ever the phone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
Cost of Christmas
No Cheaper This Year

Christmas trees-evergreen seedlings
-on the tree list. They also showed
their good intentions by cutting in
twain the import duties on candy. Al
though only 100000 worth Of foreign
made candy is expected to be imported
next year, to compete with the S1S4,-
100000 worth manufactured in this
country, Democrats hope in time that
the amount viii increase and prices
therefore go down, much to the JOY
OF all sweet-tooth people.
There is one sad blow for the kiddies
in the new tariff. 1t was the refusal
Of the Democrats to reduce the import
duty on foreign toys, doll heads, mar
bles and other similar toys. excepting
thcse of china and earthen-ware, On
which the duty was reduced so little,
that it probably wont make very much
difference. Last year Americans
bought 1851 900 worth of foreign toys
on which they paid a duty of s2,75S.
600.
! Christmas cards ought TO De quite Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
BY BOND P. GEDDEs.
(Staff Cor. Of United Press.


Washington, Nov. 15.-Although
many economies in the purchase Of
Christmas present are prophesied by
the Democratic tariff trainers. you'd
best not count too much on the fore
cast this year. At any rate. you'll be
wise to continue to obey that impulse
and do your Christmas shopping early.
1t being the cuetom for wholesalers
and retailers to buy their Christmas
goods during the summer, they are
now receiving stocks bought several
mopths ago before the new tariff Law
went into effect When they buy again
next summer. however, it is generally
believed they will be able to do SO at
noticeably reduced prices, which il
turn are expected to be noticed by Old
Man Kris KringIe in 1914.
Some of the Santa Claus economies
which should materialize this year will
mean quite bit to Sanity. First Of all
the Democratic tariff trainers KEEP
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
Gen. Villa with $500 Men Attacks S
City in Darkness Arrayed in
Federal Uniform Enemy
Soon Routed
FOUR HOURS OF FIERCE
FIGHTING In STREETS
Rebels Lose Only Five Men While
100 federals are Killed, Woun-
dsd or Captured One Amer
lean is Killed

Telegram by United Press.
El Paso, Nov. 15.--Jaurez was cap
tured by 25oo constitutionalists under
Cen. Villa, who surprised the federal
garrison at o'clock this morning.
The rebels drove the Huerta forces
from the city after four hours Of fierce
street fighting and established a city
government. Gen. villa announced
that the lives and property Of Ameri-
cans would be protected. Gen. Castro,
the federal commander, fled. The con-
stitutionalIsts arrived on a federal
train, wearing federal uniforms, and
oepioyed in the darkness. They open
ed fire on three sides simultaneously
and trapped the defenders Of the city
before the federas knew they were at
tackled.
Gen. Villa Is said to have lost five
men, and II is believed that the federal
lose was heavy.
An American named Leggerson went
across the bridge 70 see the battle and
was killed.
Gen. Villas claim that he lost only
five men seems true. It was said that
the entire federal sarr'Son was either
slain or captured, but the indications
are that all OF the garrison but about
a hundred escaped across the border.
About a hundred were either slain,
wounded or captured. Villa executed
no prisoners. A great celebration is
in progress. The capture Of the city
is Of great strategic value to the rebels.
On Friday Villa captured federal
troop train at carranzas and brought it
nearly into Jaurez before the feedrals
knew what had happened.
When the attack was opened the fed
erals used one cannon but the rebels
could not use big guns for fear Of kill
ing El Paso citizens.
killed as result Of nisunderstand-
The American, seaseroson, was kill
ed as result Of a misunderstanding
He was sitting in his automobile and
he thought he was about to be attack
ed. He fired on the rebels and voIley
riddled himself and the machine.
During the engagement bullets from
Villas machine guns and small arms
sang over El Paso but nobody on this
side OF the line was hurt. Only one
house was hit
American troops rushed to the inter
national bridge ard patrolled the
streets along the river front to keep
the citizens out of the danger zone.
Rebel control Of Jaurez became abso-
lutte at o'clock when small detach-
ment OF federals were wiped out at the
Juarez race track by the constitutions
alists. At $3.50 there had been no fir
ing for an hour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15

specific commands OF Jesus. He says
" ye forgive not men their tres
passes. neither win your Father for
give your trespasses We are not
commanded to forget. but we must for.
give if we love the Lord
"'Be at peace with all men. If we
love the Lord we will do all in our
power to obey this command II ii be
possible, as much as in you lieth' is the
preamble given by the Spirit to this
command Our disobedience usually
comes in an effort to do as much as
in us lies. When we have done all
we can and then cannot live in peace
with them-then we must live in peace
without them.
Pay for one another Pray for
Your enemies This to most Of Us
seems the hardest But this is the
most powerful weapon that we can use
on our enemies. and will destroy our
enemies quicker than any other
agency. Jesus prayed for his enemies
He says. II you love me We will keep
my commands Do you love him?"
There will be no services tonight
but on Sunday there win be a great
mems meeting in the afternoon, be-
sides the regular services of the day
Special music at an these services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15

bit cheaper if you buy them by the
pound for they have been reduced from
five to ten cents round Christmas
fruits also ought to be cheaper this
Christmas. They seem certain to cost
less next year. Oranges ought to cost
from one-half to one cent cheaper on
the dozen; figs one cent a pound
cheaper and cranberries eight cents a
quart Instead Of ten.
But cne thing is certain. If wifey
or daughter or sweetheart pines for
iewelry or diamond set articles, have
care. There's a five per cent in
creased duty on real and imitation
gold, silver and platinum iewelry. Dia
monds formerly were on the free list
and stone. whoch eosts2O0 under The
old law, will cost You from s220 to
$3.50 now. However, if you already
have a diamond you can feel better be-
cause of its increased value
While few Of the usual. unconyen-
tional Christmas gifts are reduced in
duty under the new law (for the Dem
ocratic trainers have generally inereas
ed taxes on Injuries, including Santa
Claus), rates are generally lower upon
useful and wearable gifts. Mr.. Bloated
Bondholder's Christmas viii probably
cost more. but Mr. Commoa People
may be able to reduce the "hieh cost
of Christmas next year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
SERMONS
Are HEART
SEARCHING
Many People Seek the Advice Of
Evangelist Junior Choir Con-
tinues 10 Charm Crowd
No Services this Eve.

The heart searching sermons OF
Evangelist Marshall are evidently find
ing a lodging place in the minds OF
his hearers if a'e number OF people
who are asking about the adjustment
Of their social aud spiritual relation-
ships is a criterion Although a very
busy man, he is always glad to offer
kindly advice to anyone who feels the
need Of it.
The junior choir sang The Church
ia the Wildwood" at last evenings
service. and the audience joined them
in the chorus, Many were wiping their
eyes at its conclusion. The evanget
lists sang a duet OF Mr. Marshalls own
arrangement. The Heavenly Call"
Many expressions Of appreciation were
heard from the audience
eff you love me We viii keep my
commandments, was the specific
statement Of Jesus in which he places
the test OF our loyalty and love for
him. He said he would send the Holy
Spirit to bring to the MUD of his
apostles the things that he had said
unto them.
in the writings OF his apostles the
commands are direct and plain. John
says. His commands are not griev
Gus. In fact, the program for daily
living is the easiest known to man.
Lie not one to another Col. 3:9,
is command Of the Lord He says
II you love me you viii observe it.
Lies are usually found out People
rarely run down the liar and tell him
so. but they find it out just the same.
Tell the truth. No matter on which
side Of the counter you are. tell the
truth.
Confess your faults, one TO an
other is another command. Not fam
lily faults. neighbors' faults. nor other
people't faults. but your faults.
For give one another is one of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15

A. c. Krepke. the contractor Our in
tention is to rush the building as far
along as possible before the real win
ter weather sets in. I know there are
days ahead when there can be no work
done and | am not losing advantage
OF the open weather. am very well
pleased with the work as far as We
have gone and hardly think we could
have done better"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
Your Thanksgiving Week Business

Thousands Grady county will
ten days preparing Big Turkey
business?
Grady County Grady eounts big home weekly
read line for IHe by the entire
family and an Grady County
going sell these
Thanksgiving might we'll be Get
YOUR COPY NOW. n country.
REMEMBER GRADY coUNTYs BIG WTEKLY.
GOES TO PRESS WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
COPY MUST BE IN BY TUESDAY EVENING.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
REBELS SEIZE JUAREz
BY A SKREWD RUSE

tiles and they left yesterday afternoon
Tor Muskogee.
Deputy United States Marshal Dill
Ion left last night for Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, TO which federal prison
he is taking Ollie Gilmore. He will
so by way Of Muskogee with other fed
eral prisoners, who are booked to serve
jail sentences there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
Waiting for News.
ram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
Washington, Nov 15.-The admins
tration today is admittedly waiting for
an announcement by Huerta Of his in
tentions. It does not believe the re-
ports that Blanquet viii be named as
his successor.
Il Is believed that a man OF the type
of Senor Goyarrubias win eventually
be named and then Will follow tie
task of arranging a truce and details
of the elections.
The administration is anxiously
awaiting news from Mexico city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
GRAND JURY
INDICTS l47

The final report Of the federal grand
jury, which adjourned here yesterday
afternoon. was 147 indictments with
rs cases, in which no bills were found.
It is understood that the majority Of
these cases are for v>slation OF the
federal liquor law.
The report Of the grand jury wound
up the business of the federal author
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
To Resume Conference.
egram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Nogales, Ariz., Nov. 15.--It is believ-
ed that the conference between Gen.
Carranza and his cabine. and William
Bayard Hale, President Wilson's per-
sonaI representative. will be resumed
late today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
WASHINGTON EAGERLY
AWAITING The NEWS
Mexican Congress Scheduled to
Meet at 3 O'clock this After
noOn---Hale to Resume
COnfab with Carranza
reIegram py unlted Prem.

Mexico City Nov 15.-Up TO noon
Huerta had not indicated any program
in regard to the meeting of congress,
which was scheduled for 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
1t is believed that conef less VIII ad-
journ as soon as it has declared the
recent election unconstitutional
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15
French Warship Arrives.
Telegram by United Press

Vera Cruz, Nov. 1.-THE French
warship Conde arrived here today and
anchored near the American flotillo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-15

In Two Sections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Bellalre Briefs

Miss Mary Helbling has returned TO
her home at Woodsfield after a visit
with friends and relatives In this city
Items OF interest for this paper may
De LEFT az the City Book store or tele-
phoned 10 the reporter. Bell 26l-J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l.. Morris. or
Gravel Hill. are spending a few days
az Columbus. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. J Dunlavey. OF Harri-
boy.
j. l.. Helstrom. OF Mingo. vas call.
ing on friends and relatives in this
city yesterday.
l. G. Smith. Of Cleveland is the
guest OF friends and relatives IN this
city
Charles Lake. OF Guernsey street.
Mansfield
W. c. Carnahan. OF Gravel Hill. was
business AZ Steubenville yesterday.
Ben Dietrich. ~ Marietta. is the
guest OF friends and relatives I'm this
city.
Miss Helen Harbaugh won first prize
IN the drawing contest at the SHADY.
side schools. and was awarded a
blooded chicken by Samuel Gulley
Thomas l.. Morgan. OF Canton. was
calling on friends and relatives In
this city yesterday
Julius Well Is quito II! a; his home
on Thirty sixth street with an attack
OF pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lynch have
returned 10 their home az St Clairs-
vile after a brief visit IN this city
Hiss Ada Neff. OF Tacoma. Is calling
on friends and relatives I'm this civ.
Mrs. Mary Ogle has returned 10 her
home AZ Woodsfield after a visit with
friends and relatives in this CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
ISLAND MAN
said 20 Have Embezzled Small sum Of
Money From Local Cigar Pirm-

II Was rumored that "A prominent Is
iand man will be arraigned before
squire Nickham IN the near future on
"a charge az embezzlinE "A large sum Of
money from a local cigar firm while ne
was employed hv the frm as a sales
man one evening paper stated yester-
'aN hat the amount stolen was about
S".''" but reports received from au-
ih'nic sources last evening were TO the
eject that only the small sum Of SIS
was missing and that a settlement will
probably he effected before any publicity
IL given the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Commerce Commission Delves Into
". ". N. n. & n. Affairs.

BOSTON Mass April 24-The
matter OF the freight rates charged by
The New orb. New Haven g. Hart
ford railroad and IFS allied lines in
New England Was taken up by the In
terstate Commerce commission to-day
The earlier sessions have been OCCu-
pied chief with testimony regarding
the finances ~ the New Haven sys-
tenn Commissioner Prouts said that
the commission vas proceeding on
the theory that a transportation mon
opOly had been created IN New Eng
land. and three things should be de-
termined. namely.
How does the service IN New Eng
land compare with the service IN
other parts Of the cOuntryas How DO
New England rates compare with
rates In other sections. and what ei-
fecf ON rates has been produced by
the New HaVeu.s acquisition of The
Boston a Maine and o. leased lines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
FOR FREE CANAL TOLLS
Norwegian says This Is the Lofty
point o. View"

WASHINGTON April 2t-"The
navigation 81 me Panama canal should
be- free and open fu as ana ought 20
De- exercised on equal terms for all
This i- lofty point az view on which
aIl nations mHt concur This vas
fhe declaration az Gr"Esr- IS "
Cram. minister OF state 81 NORWAY. 900
100 address here fO.uIguf 80 me open.
iuE session 90 fIc seventh annual
meeting OF the American society OF
international law The minister came
her" OF fhe instance o. his govern.
W"u' expressly fO discuss flc subject.
The Infrrua' Inua' interest iu The set
fffu"nf ~ fnr Panama canal 'OlI
question &c., urged flaf 'ho cOnfrl-
verav between Great britain aud tho.
7 nifod states over fhp question ~
TO-" coils v1s % proper matter fur 1r.
blfraf'uu 300 fhn event that diplomacy
failed. and urged fIn tasting 0. fhc
ISSUE before fIs ulrmausu. tribunal
~ flr Hague fin dfrfared fhaf tho
a"14 were free tn a'l nations whether
Erraf or small on 700 equal husis. and
'haf ans limitation oU 'hn exercise OF
fnIa wight Nra iWurarfIruhie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. April 2s-Cisared
steamer New YORK. southampton. sail
ed steamers - Provence. HavTc. GIN
-.nra'. Hamnurs. Adriat... r.iverGooI.
SABLE ISLAND. tWire.e-~l -Sightei
Steamers celtic. liverpool FOR New
YORK. ~ seriu AuEuzt- Victoria. Ham
burg fug New York
FASTNEr wireless -. = ghted
steamer Baltic. New NofA rpr Liverpool.
NERFDpl SAILED. steamer Cedric.
Sew YORK
yf EEN<TpWN Sailed steamer
'l'mIiC from Southampton Sew York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
BACK TO WORK
Manhood Suffrage Strike in Belgium,
Ends, Though a Few Are Dis
satisfied.

BRUSSELS. April "a plenary
congress OF the Socialist-Labor party
voted today for an immediate re-
sumption OF work by the strikers, the
vote being four TO one in favor OF Z
peace settlement
NJ. NanderN eide. the Socialist leader,
II long speech carefully explained
The important advantage gained by
The vote in the chamber or deputies
which opened the way for the revision
OF the constitution desired by all
workers
After adjournment the delegates
notified their various districts Of their
decision. There were no demonstTa-
lions OF any kind. The action OF the
congress seems 10 be generally &c
cepted with favor but the miners may
refuse 10 work Tor time n h. eN-
pected that the resumption will be
quite general tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
the robbery appear elsewhere in these
columns
Benwood Briefs.

Attorney Martin Brown. 81 Mounds
vile. Will transact business in this
city to-day
Work on the repairing of the local
bowling alleys is progressing rapidly,
and they will soon be ready 10 roll.
Harry Bartlett. who sustained a
broken arm while NJ work n few
weeks ago. IL improving very nicely.
One offender. Nose Price. was eb
fore Mayor Seaman last evening on d
distOrderly charge and fined th. usual
~ and trimmings. He paid and was
released
The Wheeling Traction company Is
making preparations for the running
OF summer cars on the local division
The city will contract FOR coal 10 be
used in the local crematory In the near
future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
kImoNA KING TO PRISON.

NEW YORK. AIril - Saio j. Jack
son. president Of fhe bankrupt Jack
son Mack Comparv once said to Boz
the largest manufacture OF silk petit
coats and kmouas in o.. world. re-
ceived prison sentence of from three
and ou".nif 90 seven years to-day for
Grand larceny. FIRST degree. Iie bad
pleaded ruiify
tf'pr 'hr jackson MACS Company
failed for BALI million dollars last
october jackson disappeared D. was
found that ho bad obtained large
.aw. 'row h9uErr. ara manufacturer
hy means Of forged hI.- nf iHdiur tlo
was arrested .u Front r.. NrNlru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
BELLAIRE
Monse Minstrrl-

The No"s" til-c club Will present go
great jubilee and minstrel show AZ thu
Elk-Grand rheater fn.s evening
large number o. tickets have been sold
and very large crowd g. expected O.
he present The following program
viii be carried out.
Soi1ists-II Herbert r-orr.n Frank,
Myers. S.dr~r Goodwin. william
Keary. Frank krnhnline Harr, Rean..
Comedians -fi'w.rd Morgan Tho.
Murphy Roy Adams. = H Se.ia.rs.
Chas EusChfc.I Edward kl,ir.-.
Harry Chamber.
Giee C'.b-rar. Ta.,.r. Mart %
Spanner. solomon FnUd- carl kirA
'scil browning William Welsh. C1.t
Rice. Lar Gr.0ut. Hsrrt Rahr
Flip-Efrn Hlt tIrrhteld Roman
rings Edward Kloimer monolog'-
Sells and Griffith musical u1h.S
Howard MORGAN vaudeville act.
Nt"rp.+o'. M1tin, Iro-e r..,u
ti'r 200 Captain U.rb,rt T,rrer
What Might ilt'' H'.u.- william
Ee.rt.
= LI''" H.n.h OF Sham-".t- WG-
liam Welsh
"G'orCia Land ,Eari-- Bir,tG.tI
Dear D'I Rose" FFiuS N..r4
NJ DreaW..' fIrrt.rf F.rr,u
Wa Down South. Edward klsf,r.
"G"0dut'. 81. I.p,. Trart E.shu
fir.
constant. fInaafd lf.r1ar
Tha' 'ld ''frI "' li.u. ffarr, r.sr,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Philadelphia Manufacturers Protest.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April "a
PROTESTING against the terms of the
thderW wood tariff bill. as well as pro-
posed legislation in the general as.
sSenlDIy al Harrisburg. nearly a hun
Tlous sections OF this state and MANY
ulHerent industries. met tonight. al
me manufacturers club here. In an
open letter To the public adopted al
me meeting 10 l. declared that there
,ldS Deth serious Interference with
business since the Underwood tariff
OIL was made hnOwn"