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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-04-10
GAMES
MAY BE CALLED
Rain In West Likely to Cause Postponemsnt Of League
Baseball Start Today Eastern Games Welcomed by Clear
Cold Weather. Recent Floods Bar Cincinnati Opening
WEATHER FOR GAMES.

National League-Boston at
New York, clear and cold.
+ Brooklyn at Philadelphia, clear
= and cool. St Louis at Chicago,
drizzling rain, postponement
- likely. Cincinnati game called 9
off on account of recent foods. d
= American League-Philadel- =
phia at Boston, football weather, .
cold and fair. New York at >
- Washington, cold and cloudy,
rain likely. Chicago at Cleve-
" land, rain, postponement likely. >
Detroit at st. Louis, fair and .
cool. r'..' q
y - I.
Special By United Press Wire.
Chicago, April 1O:-Thousands of
fans here this afternoon were greatly
disappointed when rain began to fall
at 2 o'clock and necessitated the
postponemeDt of the game between
the Cardinals and the Cubs I'm the
National League. The game between
Chicago and Cleveland in the Ameri-
can League at Cleveland was also
called off this afternoon on account
of the steady downpOur.
Special By United Press Wirc.
New York, April 10.-Clear, cold
weather throughout the east with the
exception of Washington, where rain
was threatened and rain in the west
bidding fair to cause postponement
of'several games was the offering to-
day of the weatherman for the first
games of the baseball season. While
tens of thousands of fans in the east
are making gladsome pilgrimages to
the scene OF action, the western
fans stocked up with suppressed en-
thusiasm and willing to risk pneu-
monia, is still in doubt whether the
evening sporting page will read like
the real thing or be sad obituary on
hopes.
Early indications were that only
the two games would be played In the
National league and at least one In
the American league Is liable to post
ponement. Owing to the recent
floods the Cincinnati ball park is not
in shape and the Pirates-Red game
was postponed until tomorrow. The
st. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs
will probably not play as rain is fall
ing.
In the American 1eage the only
game liable is the Naps-White SoX
game at Cleveland. Rain was falling
there and it was cold. st, Louis was
the exception in the west. The
Browns and Tigers there find II
bright but a trifie cold. AS a queer
twist of fate, 1t is the three new
managers in the national league that
have drawn the bad slips Joe Tinker
at Cincinnati, Evers. of the Cubs and
Higgins of st. Louis, are the unfor-
tunates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-04-10

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-04-10
FOR SALE
Oh. EXCHANGE

Plot Of ground about 200 feet
square. Well locate for factory.
Electric light, sewer, water and gas;
only 200 feet from Railroad Siding.
For further particulars write, Ex-
eh luge. care Evening News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-04-10

WEafHEli--Rain w to.
night and tomor-
row. Increasing east
TO southeast winds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

FOUND TO
Be GUILTY
Only 5 Votes for Him in
BalIOtiDg on First
Charge
Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press
Washington, Jan. ia.- Commerce
Court Jurge Robert w. Archbold was
found guilty by the senate sitting as
an impeachment court.
Balloting began at 1915 p. m. and
Che vote was 6S to on article one,
charging him with willfully. unlawfully
and conuptly taking advantage Of his
position as judge to induce officers
Of the Erie railway and the Hillside
Coal and iron company to sell himself
ant partner an interest in the Katy
did culm dump, at a time when the
Erie railway was a litigant in his
court.
The senator's voting not guilty were
Buenrham OF New Hampshire, ,Catron OF
New Mexico, Oliver Of Pennsylvania,
Paynter Of Kentucky and Penrose Of
Pennsylvania
Archbold was declared not guilty on
article two, which charged that the
judge offered for q consideration to
assist a litigant settle a case before
his court He escaped conviction on
the second charge by two votes. Con
viction en- the first charge is suffic
lent to oust him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
SEEKING TO
SET ASIDE
AN ORDER

In the district court today the en-
tire forenoon was spent in arguing a
motion to vacate the Injunction now
hanging over the building on the cor
neg Of Second and Chickasha avenue,
formerly occupied by Sam Cook.
The style Of the case is State Of
Oklahoma vs.. Dave Hill and Sam
Cook, Bond & Melton and Barefoot &
Carmichael having been retained BY
Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Cook respectively.
and County Attorney Simpson repre-
senting the state Immediately after
dinner Judge Frank NJ. Bailey an
nounced that he would take the mat
ter under advisement and render a de-
cision in the near future.
At o'clock the empaneling Of the
jury in the case. Of Guaranty State
Bank Of MARROW VS.. w X Akin ct al,
was begun and this work together
with the trial Of the case was expect
ed to consume the entire afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
FREEAND
ALL ARE
INVITED

The travelling lecture and moving
picture show Of the Boot and shoe
Workers union Of Boston win give a
performance in the city hail auditor
ium Tuesday evening, January IA, at
s o'clock, the public being invited to
attend The lecture wifi be delivered
by Phillip J. Byrne, who was with the
company when tie same event was
given in Chickasha three years ago.
The entertainment consists OF short
ADDRESS on the union label, illustrated
b. the picture machine. and as each
label is reproduced on the screen, the
lecturer describes the article. In ad-
dition, Byrne will include an outline
Of the work going on in the sweat
shops OF the big cities. as well as in
the various penitentiaries where un-
sanitary conditions prevail generally
and cruel treatment to employees is
said to be the rule.
The show has been touring for six
years and left Boston this season on
October S. and has covered the states
Of Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Iowa. Missouri Nebraska, Arkansas
and North and South Dakota. There
have been good sized crowds in at
tendance all along the route. as many
as 1000 having been present at the
time the show was given in st. Paul,
MINI
The Chickasha Trades Council has
made all local arrangements for the
entertainment which promises to be
exceedingly instructive and interest
Ing and everybody attending win be
cordially welcomed. no charge for ad-
mission. Some comedy reels will be
thrown on the screen in connection
with the other pictures
The city hall will be furnished with
extra chairs for the occasion. but it
will be well to get in early in order
10 get q desirable seat
Children will be admitted only when
accompanied by their parents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
TED" IS
NO MORE

Il you chance TO see the local fire
fighters wearing crepe on their caps
during the next few days, don't ask
them which felatiYo has departed but
remember that Ted, the faithful bull
dog. the mascot OF tbe station, has
beer ierked hence, having fallen vic
tim to a combination Of dog diseases.
he IS. to put It bluntH dead. and
since the funeral the fire laedies sit
around With bowed heads
Ted was a favorite, becoming SO in
his young and tender days by chew.
iDs up a pair Of Tom suiliyan's rubber
boots. Before he had been around the
station long he had learned the fire
call and was on the job from that mo
ment until his demise
Never did the weather grow, toe
cold, never did it grow too not to
snerye Ted from his duty He was
there night and day Once when he
lad wandered to neighbor's and was
paying a social call, the fire bell
sounded the alarm. Ted was in the
house and the doors were closed, SC
he made his exit through a window
incidentally taking the pane and sash
with him. lie was buried Ibis morn
ms with full military honors, while
Chief Gattis played a funeral dirge OF
the phonograph-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
PARCELS POST
MAKES FUN AT
POSTOFFICE

The cartoons of an infuriated post
master receiving garden rakes, wash.
ing machines and Morris chairs for
transmission through parcels post are
not az reat deal overdrawn, according
to the report of the parcels post clerk
at the local postoffiee. To date no
live cows or coops Of chickens have
been offered, but packages almost
equally as spectacular have been re-
ceived, the varied assortment Of which
is enough to please any imagination.
The record breakers so far are a bun
die Of lettuce, a child's bedstead, a
washboard and carton Of eggs.
The strain is beginning to tell on
the clerk and he has manufactured
a set speech which he recites to every
patron who approaches are window in
which he sets forth the fact that or
dirary postage stamps will not be ac-
cepted on parcels post packages and
that all such packages require par
cells post stamp, regardless Of their
weight; that the packages weighing
less than four ounces take the regular
ono cent per ounce rate, but this post
age must be in parcels post stamps
Also printed matter is printed matter
and not merchandise, therefore 1t can
not be sent by parcels post.
The parcels post business is increas
ing from day to day and is becoming
more popular at the local postorfice
Saturday the number OF packages
transmitted through the parcels post
passed the so mark, this being the
best days business recorded to date
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
HUNDREDS DRIVEN
FROM THEIR HOMES
Inhabitants Seek Refuge in Second
StOtiss---Loss Of Property is
Large and Suffering
Acute
Telegram by rnireo Press.

Cincinnati Jan l3.-Mith the tenn
pefature at freezing point, It is expect
Ell by Forecaster Devefeaux that the
crest of the Ohio river flood in this
district will reach g. or 6s teet tomor-
row The river reached 81 feet this
morning. the highest stage in six
years.
Over a thousand families here and
In Kentucky cities across the river
have been driven from their homes
The city council viii be asked to ap-
preye a $4,000 bond issue for the re-
lief Of the sufferers
Cincinnati commission merchants
and warehouse owners whose places
Of business are along the river front,
have suffered heavy loss. In some
buildings facing the wharves the wa
ten Is up to the second story.
The Panhandle and the Louisville &
Nashville railroad freight houses are
hall covered by water, and an trains
running into the Grand Central station
are being re-routed into Cincinnati
Steamboat traffic has been practically
abandoned, the water being so high
that many of the boats are unable to
pass under the bridges The swift
current is a bar to upstream traffic
The Licking river. which divides
Newport and covington, and flows in
u the Ohio opposite Cincinnati. is
oui Of its banks Many factories along
the banks Of this river have been put
out of commission By the flood
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Mitchell, Sharp, Smith Of Pottawato
mie Edminster, Mcclure
Judiciary No. q Hill Of Pittsburg
chairman Wyand, Williams Of Tulsa.
Chase Crawford, Teehee, Peery, Lew
is, Wright, King, Sherman.
Legal advisory: Edwards, chair.
man. Teehee, Bonds Of Rogers, Wy.
and sitmh Of Pottawatomie, Wright,
Hills Of Pittsburg, Cook, Mcclure.
Criminal jurisprudence spengier,
chairman; Carr Welty, Pruett, Reece,
Crawford, Hunter Randall, Durant,
Emanuel, Edmlnster.
Dentistry: stillwell, chairman; Mat
thews, Riddle, searcy, Bond, Prentlss.
Labor and arbitration. Williams Of
Tulsa, chairman Coyne, Peery. speng-
ler Smith of PottaWatomie, Bolen,
Whitman, Christian, shllwell, Wyand,
Williams Of Comanche, yosburgh, jam
ison
Prohibition enforcement Mitchell,
chairman Dearing. Brown, Christian,
Whitman, Reece, Griggs, Morgan OF
Jackson, Veateh, Williams OF Co
manche, Cordel, Bonds, Childers,
King. Parkhurst
Charities and corrections Coyne,
chairman Joyner, Howe, Moore, Nor
gan Of Mayes. Smith Of Dewey, speng-
lef, Bond, Testerman.
Banks and banking Glaseo, chair
man; Wyand, Bishop, Morgan Of
Mayes, Curtis, Harrison, MeCrory,
Matthews, Reece, Williams Of Co
manche, Baker, Charles, Jamison.
Agriculture Randall, chairman;
Lenox, Brooks, Berry Gnggs. searcy
Ashby Case, HIN Of Washita, Lemon
MoMahan, Rider, Rutherford, RUSSELL
Woodard, Tener, Howe, Farrall, Baum,
Olmsted. Ruby.
Fish and game; McMahan. chair
man Rider, Case, Davis. Hunter Nor
gan Of Jackson, Roberts, Rutherford,
searcy. Taylor, Prentiss.
Corrections Of the journal: Morris,
chairman; Halsell, Rose.
Printing; yeatek, whitman, Ran
dali, coyne, Mccrory, Peters, sher-
man.
Appropriations; Dnrant chairman
Wyand, Bonds, Emanuel, Cummings.
searcy, Peters, Teehee, Farrall Nor
ris, Wrightn Cook, Dearing. Hill Of
Pittsburg, Mabon, DeFord, Hoyt.
Organization" troubles in the senate
have been little since that body elect
ea its officers ana committees. and
an but a few minor employees at the
sreciai session ii December There
waa a wrangle over a secretary to
Lieut.. Gov. }. ]. McAlester which fin
all, was settled, and the lieutenant
governor has announced the selection
Of w. B. Anthony Of Duncan, who was
secretary to Gov Haskell the last two
years Of his administration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
Marshall Steps Down in Indiana
Soon to Become Vice Presi-
dent and the New Exc
cutive is Inaugurated
DEMOCRAT IS AT THE
HELM In KANSAS
For First Time in Many Years.
Majors Succeeds Hadley in
MissOuri---BriIIiant Scenes
Staged
Telegram by United Press

ltieSram by United Press
Indianapolis, Jan. 1S. Samuel M.
Ralston today was ushered into the
governorship Of Indiana, succeeding
Thomas r. Marshall, who is soon to
take office as vice president Of the
United States The inauguration cere-
monies We're of an unusually elaborate
nature. The citizens committee Of
Indianapolis, in charge OF the affair.
had laboredsfor weeks to perfect the
smallest detail Of the arrangements.
a military escort accompanied the
retiring governor and his successor to
the state house Waiting for the CUB.
erratorial party in the main corridor
og the capitol, where the ceremonies
took place, were the members Of the
legislature, the state officers and gen.
eral public.
i The ceremonies Of the inauguration
proper were the simplest Of the day.
Goy- Marshall presided and delivered
tho opening address. The Rev. O. q.
Carmichael Of Lebanon, governor.elect
Ralston's Pastor, pronounced the invo.
cation and Judge e. w Felt Of Green.
field who was a college classmate Of
the new governor, administered the
ogth OF office Gov. Ralston followed
with q short inaugural address and
the ceremony was over.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Louisville. Ky. Jan 13 Between
700 and 1000 families have been driven
from their homes along the water
front here in the past "A hours by the
rising waters Of the Ohio.
The stage at this point at o'clock
Sunday night according 10 the local
weather bureau. was s5.S, with rate
Of rise Of 2 feet an hour
The homeless families are being
moved 10 vacant houses with the as.
sistanee Of fire and police depart
ments The cellars and first floors OF
number Of store houses and busi-
ness houses along the river front have
been flooded.
The weather bureau predicts that BY
Monday noon the water viii be over
the cutoff east OF the city. in which
cYent an area Of several square miles
vii be flooded and about ioc families
rendered homeless.
Residents in this SECTION have de
sorted their homes
Railroad service tbroughouI the
state is impeded, not suspended.
Dispatches from many points in tn,
state tell Of damage to homes ane
Other property Allen Mckinney, {
farmer near Hopkinsville. was drown
Ell Sunday when his skiff. collidinl
with a submerged bridge pier, capsiz
ed IN the swollen waters of POM
river
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
STEAMER
IN DANGER

Telegram Dy United Rfess
Halifax. n. s.. Jan IA gale blow
ing from the north causes apprehen-
sion for the stranded liner. Uranium,
On the reef near the Chebueto Cove
liGht. It is feared thai the wind viii
cause the steamer ia break up.
A fleet Of wrecking vessels is wait
Ing until flood tide to get the liner off.
All Of the 1SS passengers are safe in
Atha immigration building after being
in deadly peril Arrangements are be-
ing made for special trains to take
them to New York
It is believed mat the action OF the
rebels will result in increased activity
upon the part Of the federal forces.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
ro REOPEN ROYAL LAUNDRY.

A H. Kuhn announced this morning
that he has severed lis connection
with the Pearl Steam laundry and Will,
within the next 30 days. re-establish
the ROYAL laundry in the old stand, on
North Third street. MIR. Kuhn was
former manager Of the ROYAL before
that laundry was consolidated with the
Pearl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

jefferson City, No, Jan, 10. Elliot
W. Major was inaugurated governor
OF Missouri at noon today in the as.
sembly chamber Of the temporary cap
itol Botn branches Of the legislature
were assembled there, as Well as mem
bers Of the supreme court, incoming
state officers and Gov Hadley and
the retiring officers The hall was
layishly decorated and the balconies
We're thronged with spectators. I'm.
mediately after taking the oath saog.
Major delivered bis inaugural address.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
is ELECTED
ONTHEl3TH
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) Telegram by United Press
: Washington, Jan. Wood
, row Wilson today received the
= highest collegiate" honors
! when he was voted a diploma
: marked, Elected President,
J conferred upon him by the elec-
! toral college.
! The electors met today in
! each state capital and cast
> their perfunetory vote. The
+ figures ls again figures in the
: lucky day Of Wilson'S career.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Telegram by United Press
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 13.-The in.
auguration Of former Congressman
James II. Cox as governor Of the STATE
Of Ohio today was attended by the
pageantry and pomp which are usually
made part OF the ceremonies on the
occasion Of the administration OF the
oath of office to the chief executive
OF the commonwealth. Many visitors
from all parts Of the state were in
attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Evansville, Ind Jan IA hundred
families in the second stories Of their
homes are afraid 10 sleep at night
Small loss Of live stock and large losa
OF stored grain are some of the re.
suits Of the fleed here.
II the crest reaches the Is foot stage
.enight 7o,o00 bushels Of grain viii be
imperiled and a hundred families may
b. forced 70 leave their homes. suf
lering viii continue all week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
Kansas Has Democratic Governor.
Telegram by United Press.

Kansas Has Democratic Governor.
Telegram by United Press.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. l3.-George III.
Hodges, Democrat was sworn in as
governor OF Kansas today, succeeding
Walter r stubbs, Republican. Mr.
Hodges is the flrst Democrat elected
governor Of Kansas in fifteen years
and his installation was made an &c.
casion Of enthusiasm for the thousands
Of Democrats who came from all parts
of the state to participate in the cere-
monies.
Gov stubbs and Goyernor-eIect
Hodges were escorted to the state
house By several companies OF The
Kansas national guard. In the assem-
bly, chamber the oath Of office was
administered to the new executive BY
Chief Justice William A. Johnston.
The other state officers elected in No.
vemBer, all Of them Republicans, were
sworn in In a brief inaugural ad-
dress Gov Hodges re-affirmed the
ante-election pledges Of his party.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
.REBS KIDNAP And
HANG GENERAL


ItitbTdm D5 United Ffesa
El Paso, Texas, Jan. l3-Gen. Jose
Delaluz Blanco, Of the Mexican fed
eral army and his secretary. were kid
naped by rebels, court martialed and
hanged
Their bodies were riddled with bul.
lets at the Hearst ranch in the state
Of Chihuahua.
The Uranium was bound from Rot.
terdam to Halifax and New York and
stranded Sunday morning at ii
o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
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Trenton, N. j.. Jan. lS.--Gov, Wilson
spent the day, as at the former cleo
ticn, quietly attending a luncheon ten
dered him and the New Jersey electors
here. The governor was in high good
humor re Iokingly said, u have il
on good authority that considerably
more than a majority Of the electors
are going to vote for me todayH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
0unne Takes Office II Illinois.

Springfield, ills jan. " Edward
T. Dunno, the first Democrat to be
elected governor Of Illinois since John
T Altgeld retired from office l6 years
ago, was inaugurated today ia the
presence of large assemhlage Of
people, who gathered here from all
parts Of the state 70 witness the cere.
mony Democratic marching clubs es.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

CONTINUED On Page Two.l
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-08-15

yvu urg uUmmanueA to appear and
defend such suit at the September
Term OF the District Court OF Scurry
County and state ofTexas to be holden
at the court house OF said county In
Snyder. Texas on the Srd Monday In
Sept. A. d., 1918, the same being the
18th day of Sept, A.D.1919 andshow
cause why Judgment shall not be rem
dered condemning said land Tor lot) {,
and ordering sale and foreclosure
thereof for said taxes and costs of
suit.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, at office Ia Snyder Texas,
this the Gath day of July, A. d.,
1913.
W. S. ADAMSON.
Clerk, District Court, scurry County.
Texas. 7-3t.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-08-15
THE STATE or TEXAS
and County OF Scurry

To A. Q. Bateman ana
to all persons owning or having or
claiming any interest In the follow
ing described land delinquent to the
county of scurry and state of Texas.
for taxes. to-wit Situated in the
county Of scurry state of Texas. TO-
wit:
Lot "A. block o. and LOT 6, block
20. Gross subdivision OF the Scar
borough Addition to Snyder, which
said land is delinquent for taxes for
the following amounts: s2.98
for County and state taxes and You
are hereby notified that suit has
been brought by the state of Texas
for the collection of said taxes. and
Won are commanded TO appear ANA
defend such suit at the September
Term OF the District Court % Scirry
County and state OF Texas TO beholden
at the court house OF said county In
SNYDER. Texas on the 3rd Monday m
Sept. a. d.. 1913. the same being the
cause why judgment shall net be ION
I15th day Of Sept, .D.191Sandshow
dred condemning said land Cor lop'
and ordering sale and foreclosure
thereof for said taxes and costs OF
suit.
Given under my hand and seal oil
said Court. at office in snyder Texas
this the 23rd day Of July, A. d.
1913.
W. s. ADAMSON.
Clerk. District Court. Scurry County
| Texas.