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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

aeul &elt Elm ScrinaslaloI non
Nchl3ctonungen! limb iuEcr Ser
role @ruii!cu Ncr lltbcrjeG5ntl!
C;e Gliier;u ron G~eio1csarirn
ipro4 en- m;9cri5Uht tircleridcs:
.C* Jit't @2Hr~. ms ser &l-ter Is.
t]0>VAcs.t Eleu:c: &c E.ri5,tia
iit o.r.Iau ihHu,"
CUse cjuArudsY3uc S,cre haftct
/" gG.Her ~Grluncrurl. Nirotcu he.
ben ell,H eo.ea Ritter asiaaata Qe.
nc!na;,n. tsrau5t ms al eiuen
&cNn Aes &a.>c5 'e-ileEaaoen.
A1Gl p't!cu Shr0en. e;lcn VT Ir1.
tcr trmH:g 0ie &efrti.r 81 .6ien
Gie St,lte vnH oen %yic0cru s.: IN.
GAlcl.t12u N'crnc5 Ser lanaiQm aus
tio'ty Caln2.ht crpadt I.s5aIN
rlc.'t ein'r oon SEN Mcttcrn Sic q.
ml'toouc Ero3c al Sen G~rit1p'tcu:
~2fHn 'lae. autcr 6rcun0. tpte
II - Dir rrQanleN2
&llt On i151a llnlere ,3cit an
sitIeM &aun seaanItnS~
@ber, lnr %isban. i9ottI nidtl
N'ndu - Ht1l.. p.e MIR .iua9ta Scute
nor rInilaJ0 .v.l5il 2>a5rcu. oIc NIX
Soansa3 l4r @oul.aS Die gcrocrite
Der 0eHiatctittu &|oI}tlnte IN Der
groBen Era0itr Sd5cuHe bciee: bel.
Ten mo nTler rciQettIoies @au1jum
battcn. lpNuj Der SGicrpj.t inn Nai
uno Qul iurts>ar itptob. ian .N"
meIlenloet tou>a lies. un0 in itlItcm
lpeiB5e}amEn.len &Gidlt inter 'ut2.
loter %erllde oje to5leaiAmar5eu
Iuaen 0lai;j8 p~crorebfe. Ea}u bate
IelHe1 @0lle3 Ursl0SGpa!i ejnul mi.
beinIlld) nalaleu @.Gl1. uu0 tu ira.
licnlldler s,i5tut mdJ:e fem. Worte
'renl0artil. ia babe ME 10 ardb.
Id DE 3 dle O.e1tL Sen friunalcn
Huden 0t5 >>G1uaca 3uianUt1iieUeu
Gclc1en. mlc MN Gem 5hrIitlcf 5Srr.
0lnan0 N0uter. Dem 1hneioermciiter
nno &raacoen. Or par Ndmn,a fen
&i}n0llll mehr. idau tr1bc}u Elm al.
ter &nooe <ah nit ellem ,<a5en0-
iener, MT e!ncr beiIilen Nc1ciItc.
rlnt1. I'M Sic i'm mal)dbc5 5laiierte
&unltSafcu ten1toen ioIte. u~srtjhtcte
er all sic it1Gueu rerruttcu ltn1e
chi Ser &t!tne lluo ME Ser 0Gupt.
Iin9 10 sic 7a13e Sd)ar. On jeoer
BON linen fjhlte i'd turm5odl iibcr
Die Grbe ~aeho5cn fl5Ite it'd q,lpeiti.
mar Elm CSfcrcr am NItar ocs Tio.
rpio5. llno Qero0e oas. oicie icliae
9eru'enbeit i'm @Ioubcn. oieie Or.
fiulnl cines hohcrcu ORANGES. BON
Der mir - Sic lid crba5cr 0in'en.
ben 0umnlen &uu1en - niht5 Der.
itdnbcn: 0a8 NOR ods Nijhrcuhe uno
GdJre am fomlifen 0ran!tbeatcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

nen iyIben in Ste'-"-eIn. ais o5
er A29 Et-5U rite. uao nit ieineH
&0n>ea miner an Sen 06eIn ME
rain mig. GIN Ufann IN lcu3en
G~heiierre.>2 Ie5ute iiber Ser @rii-
Itln1 Hes Oscrocds ms idlrie Sem
iur'ar G}arn in Sl..e, et0ls IN
NeIn If mir cine @eaIertuu9
er.aE3en Siir',e~. i2lte id m,,oe, 10
f0e.d: S5r 3eriht in einem &unfta
oon 0crn Ser auocrn al. Ter Center.
ia1ten Sic, bate iejns 5iBe IN Steil.
5U8e!n. Die anoern ~be1aapten icIne
6ABe bitten frel berab8e.lHat. Sic
YqeH0e,ten~ ia3t cine 3e.tYUJ. YtIr
fIelrt Is, oaB Sic o.eiea Getai! nit
&aren 3eugnis nidt u%nterltueen
f0unen?"
Inter pier 4ugen", iagte er nab
fur3em ShDeigeu. lam ih &5nen
ia 8eite5en. oaB id MIDI aui Die
Steiabii9eI rpetten moAte. 9aiIen
Sic man Sic Stai1hjiseI mes!"
Sd itrld oa5 @ort aus.
ga lit nod Elm Nunft. Ser
idTar3e IAIer GIN Hinterfteoen
Gonnten Sic mir nur oeriihern. oab
es Elm ooppe.f0pii1er Aoier mar?
9yber Sic ia3eu mar: Elm 'd}rar3er
aoIer. Oos lit ianeridaoe".
rNo. bah id oas &1nen nit't ihou
felt elmer baIben Stu1oe 3u3eitrien:
ein it,par}er, oopocItopiiaer AoIcr!"
.@er3e:5ung. Ieer pieiIcidt Il, es
bed, 6ei'er Sen I0Icr ridt 9u er.
n0hnen. Gein nnAerer Merit er.
ndhnt i'm. Die 2elte hoben ohne
59rpeifeI o;e MeLSun1 u~rter0rijtt
g. miir6e b6ic3 9tut MAIDEN. Ent
Parliament fGrne es arr Sprahe.
@ieIIeift f6nntcn Sic All Sen @C>Ier
Qor niht fhr6ren. IN Ser N6he
niiroc man an cine 9iiar Arnfcn."
Ser 4Ite frat oon eincm TnB aui
Sen oroerr. ..95a. rroS Iie1t an Sem
IoIor? 5trr;4en Sic I'm nn@l"
.Tonfe. lIrN ser Same: b.
WcIttc"? @n[Ipu mir 70 ou1cn.
fdIIin Ialcn. Nnb Sa3 2uit'fiif elm
beutihes MARI"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
@ie maj in Gnelanb etu 2uftidif;i
fie6t.

SIN Chandelier Guardian left
man Die iolgenoe Iuitige VerfifIie.
run1 oes engIiihen 2ufti6iiffiebers:
Ter feline. 5lde 0ohnpotter lab
mid fommen. 3D.. meb" rief er,
.ein 3eitungsmann! "a m0dte man
ON Iieblten bos oerfIiyte Gina ME
eeieben bo5erl"
Sd nortete. CIR fubr fort:
sd 0ofte. mid rubrt ser ShIaq.
pie 6as Iina ouf einmaI ooberfnm.
Sd fufte grab 6 Die 2ompen nod
brannten. ga bor' ih oui einmaI Ell.
men SpettofeI uber meinem aoof.
uro meine T}ijte nurSe mir rein meg.
ge6Ioien - pon Dem 0in6. ni'ien
Gle. Sen Der SdGpouJ bon Dem cling
mohfe."
Sic ioatan. bos 2uftihiff Iei 81.
gorrenior7nlq g~emeien?"
So. aiqarreGt5rmig uno beIeuttet
ME Elm C3eonSanpier. TunteImau5.
gran. Ser Rurof - mrs Elm itnpor.
aer NSter rahe bein1 0,nterItGoen ur3
in ihrar3ea 9uhit15en Ser Rome:
-. 21oy..e". Tral offene Qitter
on 0ua. Inter Gem 5h:if eine
I2eu9e Stcr3eu. Sic ii5 treu3ten.
uno 5fpei eide. ujtt in Der 3i5arre.
'onSeru an Shparaer4e. en-
itI1nfer. jua1er Uarn auf oem Eat
lei 3tpa4en sen frau3an>en 5iarJea
gerooe OCT BEN uuterea 1et, nit lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
ST. Mary's Gasolin : Maschiien.

anloBt 5eht, uu5 man aud oprd=
Gus f;It lei ser t;nuaI eeiteg,eu
NoroerunQ bleiben. Die ,!eiuIien
&in0er er'aFen Tebr baIo. mem fie
ouf Der Noie bcrumtdi gen t5uuen
uno pen niht.
Whitter seuei0en pft il re Winner,
neil nie eftintn ocren Nutoritit loft
INNER hilio anertenreu. Tod ipie
oieIe Y}iittsr ldFsn iih dih burd5
Sjitten. Weiner un0 9roben Ser 9iu=
oer .herumtriensn"2 0rethen Icn I'M
Si~n0er3irmfr bIeibsn. no RE WHt@
ter 8efuh hat; ala fie duf !piener=
holtes Werlunaen niht nsht. uimmt
ME Wutter 1t an Ser s,dn0 uno fihrf
Tie our Siir hinous. 8dn' reht fos
Nrduben mirft 8retdlen iih d6sr 3n
@o0eu. Itrsit lout un6 It0bt 1soen
Die 3ur. Gnolif maht Ole Wutter
uuf unh IGbt ben 2robtopf pjsbgr
hereintommen. Mns Yon ih mdfrn2
Cd :aEc Nas @effrei ridt mitdnbo=
rem: Is modt mid nerp6s". tnt1tuis
oidt lie ihr Werbdlier. 9iinftia lpirb
@rethen e5 INNER 70 MAIDEN ipie
beute.
Iih nnb 0dS Sino.
Sb foIfe Wiitter ipoht einHmdTs
feIfit 7rm @ehorfam er3nden moroen
Iinh7 Sdmerlif. l1nh nod freni1er
Diet SHUTTER fiinhiote eng @c=
cuemIihteit. es mar ibr I1itia, rag
6treisu mitdn3uhoren. Iieher ThG=
niote 1c burh ihr falThes 9erhdftcn
bofen Ije, ais ibnen bic n9no'roo(e
MufQ1be muroe. Wnfter at Fein. an
Tc6 aearteitet. i'm 'i6 FT6io at ma=
Cen. Der WenIfhe;t toEtbarItss Gut
3u Bitten uno 3u er3iehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
GEuhencr ytadl..tben.

Nus NUnhen miro geihcIeben:
Ser aarncoal lit porter. ln0
Niinden gebt wie9er MT BEN GLIB.
,uern 81 @ett.
G%InlrDeiIen haben mir gum lroIi
fir oen 800 oe3 luit!9eu Nrinjen
gIeid an 61uBenoe ieiner9abre eluen
groBen WfoBfrug nit 9od5ter 9e.
felt. Gs Miro Ieet OILS &eihentrunt
iilr 6en Nrin3en gIeit) Don Nifer.
mittpod on aus8eitenft. 6rciIiG
6es iriiberen Y{aiienheiuhs erfreuen
ith Die nohmittQgi9en @ofIierieite
IN ben Letter Sabren nidt mehr.
Ilt ser Miint1ener lit fleIBiger 5e.
por0en uno bat an beu Wohe;.:a9en
etipas 3u tun. Die refine Treu0e am
Bier uno an 0ierIof0Ien uno @ier.
feiten tritt lan1idin IN oen Sinter.
eritno. unS Die before Geiruidait
trlfrt lid lleber obenos in etneu Der
feinen 2otaIe. Die langiam uuh N
Weiinden an 8o0en %gGplnnen. Cute
Slide, freilid nur cute iuternotio.
male 4iide miro I'M @lIbsbroten.
W~eiinden nab hno nab 3rumpf.
@ir befommcn 90 uno BORT cute
Soupers GIT eiien u1lo ire.en ilnS
barber. 0tun meib Jest menigiters,
no man einen @eiuA bin3uflhren
bat, Der genug @eIo in Der Iaihe
bat. nm oafur et1pas Scenes gu ior.
bern.
i7reiIib. aus oieie Nrt GaItit1t:cn
bo5en mir uas militant erfSmpft un0
iolen jett cine Der am raihrten %.
ptIor qepor9enen, oas G0elnt0'jno.
oerIiere1t, 0o5 iii Elm glts'au iiir
bus ieine 0tirtcu Elm Au.iau iiir
Die 6remoenita0t. Die INNER meier
9era0e Die hciten uno aelo;rdittgiten
6rem0en fir lid ntereiiierer nil.
Inter Sem Yrotet1orate oeS eriten
TRANSFORMATIONS W}iinhens mar
oos Ooeonfaiino eroiinei noroen.
nenig our 6reu0e Ger VoIl}et, mel.
de ioId}e teuren ullo grobIt1otiihen
2ofale nitt iUr nomoenotl belt.
Sic bat lid, hd Elm palrnal Noll3ei.
Observation-Disclosures BORT pertamen.
glei6 Die ShtIiieI 81 alien Ginldn.
gen ~ouSblnoI8en Iaiien, nm itet3
tontrouieren 3u "tonnen. ob Gas 90.
tol leer iet. @enn nan Dos Bort.
gIalbt man, AaB e5 iit nm elneu
getrieb honSIe. bel Gem nue$ mo9.
Idle oorgetommcn iei mas iebr &c.
gen Cite Ino AnltaH1 OerltoBe
S1toeiien usrfebrte sort Sic erite sc.
ieuihoft nit ibren Gomen: nit
ibren 6roue,.
Wei allen onoeren 2ofoIen muroe
Sic YoIBetitun5e uIdlt 70 itreng 9e.
nornen, bier aber murSe lie Ora.
toniih ~gehonoba6t. Gue NugenbIife
CAB eS Straien, un0 oa oieie nidt
pirften, tpur0e Sic EoIi3eiitunoe pon
3 uhr moraens einiod ouf IL ubr
feitgeiest. Do oa5 2ofaI crit I'm ~
ubr eroffnet uno MIR nit Ibeater.
beiuhern uItp. rehnet. bieB ous 70
pieI. ME ibm BEN 8etrie5 unm05Iit
MAIDEN. Die 9eiieer bo5en oenu aud
enc @ode nab 6ieier 9eitimmunJ
ibr 2ofoI Geihloiien. .5ormeu mar
Die Qolpei i'm Nett, 5enn es lag in
ibrer @erpaIt. oieie Stro'e gu Ger.
bQnsen. A5er nur iormea Semi nit
oen 0irter lit BAG 0ab!itum am
meiIten gcitroit. Riiad,an Bat 6o5
@eourfnis nod eirem i3lden 2otoI.
fhon Der 6rctrHen ne9ea, 6ene1 Dir
fir ibren Beihm1f etrds bieteu
mijiFen. Ore Tarhjctua-er ~ On.
borets bert moren - r:c Sic Boil.
scl fonita:lert - eJnIo2n0 rel.
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aumpromittiertsr ipauii6ler got
ihlaiter.

Rah einer @Iittcrrneloun1, Gus
WoSrtS Fat Der ipaHjiha @oth1lter
in Qaris Qere} Gs3aGero. teiier
Name anIoblih Der 2l:seie3eHbeit
ser Su5icor,iten 6r1otE fen5cnf
qenorrt uuroe. iaire Gn;,a'iur7
einaereiGt. Die }re,'eIIos Gn8enona.
men mer>en Dir e. SER Cctlder,
1T berajts aus Ter 'r1a3gii'hsr
0auUttaot abaeroiit ura GIrf.s 7t9t
mebr cui iainen 4siicn 5gr-1teAcga.
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Is brlid teit.

Goqt Giner. elrti6 pGbrc an t9ngs
ten,
Go FIRE 3u an0i3tjl uro fja
lnD ioridt rad. 1pI toelat @sife
Cr DID biuielnatb uber oas Cbr
houeu ill.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06
GRAND JURY
IS AT WORK

In the federal court of the eastern
Oklahoma district in session here, the
grand jury was empaneled this after
noon and after the usual instructions
from the court retired to begin work
IL is understood that a large number
OF liquor eases viii be considered
The last case on the criminal docket
for the term was disposed Of today
and Judge Campbell dismissed the
petit jury till 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, when work on the civil docket viii
begin The jury in the Creekmore
case is still out ,fhe grand jury is
composed OF the following r. c. Oh
Ter. foreman; G. T. Bennett. E. Hard
ing, Neal Foster, f. R. Black, J. A.
Temple. Oscar Claycomb. w. s. Kill
gore. Frank Cochran, W. A. Under
wood, Alex j McGohey, Eli Presson,
Noah Twist. w. A. Griffin, H. o.
Hayes J. NJ. Jones, Frank Berryhir
w. B. Key, w. E. Roberts. G. w. Petty
T. J. Driggers. j. A. Julian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06
MAKE CHANGE
In The LINEUP

Some changes are being made in the
lineup Of the Chickasha high school
football squad for their game with Ok
lahoma City on the latter's gridiron
Friday, and Coach Gee hopes that the
defense viii thus be strengthened.
Following Chickasha's defeat at the
hand Of Enid. the players have awak-
ened to the realization that in order
to remain among the select in high
school football circles this year, 1t is
imperative that they make a strong
and immediate brace, about face and
do a Quickstep to a string of victories.
To this end Coach Gee mas been
driving the man this week * much as
Is consistent in an endeavor TO bolster
up the only weakness of the aggrega
ton. to-wit. the defense Ward has
been shifted from quarter to end
Gowdy taking quarter. this change giy
ing he baokfield andother fast man
while the end is bolstered with a heav
Ter one. Gowdy win replace Heffnel
at safety on defensive play. as in the
last few games. Heffner has ben unabl,
to judge and catch a punt with &C
curacy. and it is hoped that Gowdy vii
improve this department. Also. Cow
dy is fleeter Of foot than Heffner an,
1t is opined be critics that he can re
turn a punt through a hostile brokel
field in more satisfactory manner.
Some say that the result Of the MOI
man same took the ginger out O
Chickasha. That statement is to b
donbtee. however, and it is expecte
that the purple and gold warriors wi
give a good account Of themselves a
Oklahoma City Friday. 4 am conf
dent that If the team plays real foo
ball. they viii defeat Oklahoma City
| said Coach Gee today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06

realm at that time on his person, to
Wit. said "ten spot" lola then beat it
hurriedly. standing her victim off with
several well directed slashes with a
huge knife. She retreated into a near
by house. where she found protection
and where she was later arrested BY
the police.
As her initial performance proved to
be a pretty good show. she was fined
s2o as a starter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06
Songs by Indian
Choir Stir State
Bap. Convention

The address of the afternoon was by
Dr. Emery w. Hunt Of Boston, who
spoke on the Home Mission Board of
the Baptist Northern convention, ably
handling the subject, giving an idea
OF the way the work is handled in
the northern states. 1t is necessary
to divide the northern and southern
general conventions as no city or audi
torium is large enough to hold a con
vention II placed in one assembly.
Some idea of the magnitude OF the gen
eral conventions may be gathered from
the statement that an idea is now on
foot to divide the southern convention
into two parts, that they may not be too
bulky. and instead of one southern
convention there will be a southwest
ern and a southeastern general con
yentiOn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06
President Will Likely Send Special
Message Carranza Asks that
Bsn OF Shipment Of Arms
Be Lifted
PERSISTENT RUMOR
HUERTA DEFIANT
Bryan Refuses to Talk But Report
is that Dictator Declines to
Quit = France Not
Meddling
TeIegram Dy unlted Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Nov. 6.-Congress is
expected to decide whether to lift the
ban on the importation of arms as
asked by Gen. Carranza, the rebel
leader. The request is now informally
before the president and Secretary
Bryan.
If the president decides that the
granting of the request would hasten
peace in Mexico it is understood that
he will deliver a special message tc
congress on the matter.
The president can suspend the oper-
alton Of the neutrality treaty. permit
ling the constitutionalists to get arms,
but he believes Congress should decide
the question. as it involves the posi-
bility OF Carranzo failing TO drive out
Huerta and this country being finally
forced TO intervene.
The arms and ammunition in ques-
tion might FINALLY be used against
Americans. Carranza's request was
received through Dr. Tupper He asked
free importation OF arms and promised
the restoration of stable constitutional
government. saying Intervention would
be grave mistake.
Several secret cipher messages have
been received from Lind and O'Shaugh
messy and their contents withheld. II
is unofficlally stated that the sugges
tion OF mediation by France is not con
sidered.
Bryan refused today to say whether
'Shanghnessy reported that Huerta
declared because his successor was
not elected he must continue as pro
yisional president
The report persisted. however. thai
Huerta sent this word. absolutely de
flying the United States to force hin
out.
Bryan also refused to admit that DR.
Hale, the presidents friend. was nov
communicating with Carranza and tha
preliminary reports had been received
as to Carranza's strength and the iden
tity of his chief supporters.
Lind and O'Shaughnessy reported
an increasing anti-Amerioan feeling
Senator Bacon and Bryan conferred
with the president today over the dis
quieting Mexican dispatches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06
DATE FOR
0. c. SALE
NOT FIXED
Not Likely Road Will Be Sold 70
Six Months = Report Santa Fe
Out Of Deal katy" Ru-
NOR Continues

Contrary to a press dispatch sent
out from Muskogee some time ago, the
records OF the federal court of the east
ern Oklahoma district show that 20
date for the sale Of the Oklahoma Cen
trail railway. now in the hands Of a re-
ceiver, has ever been fixed. One re-
port had it that the property was 20 be
sold October 3 and later it was report
ed that the sale was set for November
3, but the court journal fails to disclose
any grounds for snch reports.
Several months ago Judge Campbell
made an order for the sale Of the road
under foreclosure, W. B. Johnson. OF
Ardmore being appointed as special
master TO conduct the sale, and there
have been no further proceedings in
the case since that time
It is now thought probable that it
will be six months before the sale is
made.
While no official information is
available, it Is believed that the sale
of the road is being delayed in order
to give prospective bidders a chance to
investigate the property and it is also
understood that certain legal points
have further contributed to the delay
Up to a short time ago it was under
stood that the Santa Fe was the prob
able purchaser Of the o. c. properly
but from fairly reliable sources 1t i.
now learned that this deal is no long
er considered. The fact that higl
Katy officials made a trip of inspec
tion over the road few weeks ags
gave rise to the belief that a purchas'
was contemplated by that company.
The Oklahoma Central railway wal
incorporated some years ago unde
the laws OF Oklahoma to build a rail
road from the coal mines at Lehigh
Okla. through the cities Of Byars ant
Purcell to Chickasha. the total lengtl
Of road operated being 1875 miles. Tn
railroad makes connections with tn
Atchison, Tepoka & Santa Fe and act
as a feeder 10 that road.
The bonds were placed at about pa
both in this country and in HOLLAND
Owing to the difficulty Of financin
during the panic OF 1907. it was necei
sary for the road to go into the hand
OF a receiver. Asa f. Ramsey Of MuI
kogee was appointed in this capacit.
: Since the road was opened for ira
fic. the earnings have shown COZ
D sistent increase and with the furths
a development Of the coal mines at L
( high. it is expected that the railroa
a will be able to show further increase
= earnings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06

TEN SPOT

A new character made her debut in
the police court matinee this morning
when lola Scott, a negress, answered
to charge Of rolling" an unsophisti-
Gated youngster Of a perfectly good
ten spot last night
He went into Southtown in quest Of
excitement and was amply rewarded
along that line when lola accosted
him in the darkness and engaging him
in confidential conversation. proceed
ed meanwhile to so through his pock-
cts, relieving him Of all the coin Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06
Entire National Guard Of the State
5000 Strong, Called Out to
Preserve Order Indian
polls Car Strike
FEAR MORE RIOTINC
If CARS ARE STARTED
Troops Slow in Gathering Loaded
Cartridges Issued and Martial
Law Win Be Proclaimed
Labor Leaders Protest

Telegram by United Press.
indianapolis, Nov. 6-The entire ma
tional guard OF the state. consisting of
about three thousand, early today was
ordered here for strike duty. Martial
law will be declared as soon as suffic-
lent troops arrive.
Gov Ralston said the city and coun-
ty officials were unable to preserve
order and therefore he called out the
troops.
The company will probably attempt
to operate cars under the guard of
troops. Judging by the riots that fol
lowed similar attempts with police pro-
lection. further bloodshed is possible.
The militiamen were slow in assem-
bling.
AT the local armory officers at noon
did not know how soon they would be
ready for duty Loaded cartridges
were issued. Ous of town companies
are expected to arrive late this after
noon.
The difficulty in assembling the
troops postponed the declaration of
martial law. The appearance Of the
troops will surprise the citizens, be-
cause the local papers were requested
not to issue extras for fear Of exciting
the public
Organized labor protested this morn
ing against the militia call, but with
out effect. A suit for receiver and
to forfeit the franchise is pending
.gainst the company.
The request for troops came after
the governor had spent yesterday
morning in conference with the briga-
dier general of the state and with the
county and city authorities.
There are a great many people
here who are not workingmen, and
many of them evidently are desperate
characters" was the governors com
ment on the situation.
The strikebreakers injured in yes
terday's rioting who are able to travel
returned to Chicago last night at the
expense Of the labor union.
A number of strike sympathizers
went back to the wrecked car later in
the day to remove it from the tracks
and block further traffic. They were
dispersed when a riot call brought
fifty policemen to the spot ii
Most Of the cars which we're desert
ed on the streets when the strike was
called, however. were moved from the
street to the barns.
A new proposition from the striking
motormen and conductors was sub
mitted to Gov Ralston by the presi-
dent of the Central Labor Council. The
employees demand for recognition OF
their union had been the traction com
pany's main objection to submission
to his men.
The employees, however, still ds
manded higher wages. shorter hours
and arbitration of all future differ
ences. They submitted to the gov
eanor a demand that the company take
back all the strikers and that the men
shall have yearly contract.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-06

AT LIBRARY

That some petty burglars have de-
signs on the scantily filled cash box
al the Carnegie library was evidenced
last night. when for the third or fourth
time, someone broke into the building
and attempted burglary.
Formerly small amounts have been
lost. but last night the prowling one
got nothing Entrance was effected
at the front door, which is locked with
a paddock The screws were taken out
and the hasp removed, which made it
possible for an easy entrance.