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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09
arksr. DC Jadgment House

Parker: The Judgment House.
Porter. Laddie; Harvester; Song
o. tue Cardinal
Ward: -hs Mating Of Lydia; The
Coyston Family
Migsin Story Of Waistill Baxter.
Wright Winning OF Barbara
Worth.
Drama.
Barrie: Peter and Wendy.
GalsNOrthy. Justice.
Hauptman. The Sunken Bell.
Ibsen: Peer Gynt.
Kennedy; The Servant in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09
LIBRARY BULLETIN.


Library hours: Reading rooms and
charging desk, open from to P. m.;
frcm z to Q D. m Sundays, TO p.
IN. Telephone 1924.
Some popular books, as shown by
the lendings in this and other IL
braries during the past year
Fiction.
Abbott. The White Linen Nurse
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09

PUBLIC DRUG CO,
$40 chickasha Avenue.
OWL DRUG STORE,
226 chiekssha Ave.
WREN DRUG CO.,
21t chickasha Ave.
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House.
Maerelinck The Bluebird.
Peabody: The Piper.
Pinero. The Princess and the But.
terfly.
Rostand: Chantecler.
ZangWil: The Melting Pot.
Miscellaneous.
Auiin: The Promised Land.
Bennett: How to Lave on p Hours
Day
King Rational Living
Howells. Heroines OF Fict0in.
Shuman. How to Judge a Book
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X. J. 5RowNsoN, PHARMACY
First National Bank Building.
PALACE DRUG STORE,
21o Chiekssha Ave.
PALM BILLIARD HALL.
2o4 chickasha Ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09

The millers time for pipe mating is.very
limited his supply of the sweet smelling
German woods small. Naturally the real
German article is scarce and little known
in America. But gathering them up for
months, we obtained limited supply to
give FREE as special mducement to get
more smokers to try Tuxedo tobacco.
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To Every Purchaser of 1Oc Worth of TUXEL
with Weichsel Wood Stem

Back in the tiny Provinces of Germany
and Austria, thrifty millers turn to max
ing these quaint cherry wood pipes when
the grams all ground. Cherry, old and
seasoned, makes the sweet smoking bowl
aromatic weichsel wood, the wonderfully
fragrant stem.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-12
ALASKA RAIL
ROAD BILL
MEASURE FOR THE CONSTRI'C-
ton OF ROAD TO BE FIRST
IN SENATE.
A BUSY PROGRAM
vi it'll Calendars in Both Branches
Crowded the Leaders Expect to
Adjourn by the Middle of
the Summer.
BY the United Press.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Congress
resumed work today without any for
mality, Leaders hope TO adjourn be-
fore midsummer but the calendars
H. the house and senate are TANNED
with pending legislation.
A bill for the construction of the
Alaska railroad is expected to come
up in the senate this afternoon.
This bill is considered next In I'M
portancc 10 the antitrust program.
The radicals of all parties Will at
tempo to pass the Poindexter substi-
tute providing for government con-
siFuetion Of the road. profit sharing
feature fer Workmen and regulating
the working hours An attempt VIII
be made to extend government own
egship to the Alaska steamship lines.
The credentials of Senator Lee Of
Maryland and Senator Glass of Ala
0ama, who were appointed senatots
under different constructions Of the
new direct election law. were con
sidered by committee.
The house today considered APP
preparation bills.
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JEROME NOT GOING
To NEW HAMP SHIRE
SAYS WILL NOT APPEAR IN
COURT UNLESS REQUESTED
by JUDGE ALDRICH.
Declares that Decision of Sanity
Commission Does Not Affect
Status of the ExtraIition
Hearing.
By the limited Press.

New York, Jan. 12.-William
1ravers Jerome said today he would
not go to New Hampshire to appear
in the federal court to argue the ex-
tradition OF Harry K. Thaw unless
requested to do SO by Judge Aldrich.
lie said the decision that Thaw was a
tragedy and would not affect the
status OF the case except as to the
possibility of him fleeing from the
Jurisdiction of all courts if he is
released The case will go to the su-
preme court of the United States,
Jerome thinks.
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Tsiephona OF rators in the In
ifa 1dent oe t+uee, located on the
cord flo6r q the Odd Fellows
hiding. probably saved that build
5az rom t. a destruction early
Sunday mornns by promptly turning
IL an alarm ri en- little wreaths Of
zauEe began curling up from the
.atr behind tie switchboard. The
iris Who Were IN duty at that time
we're Misses Pearl Moore and Letha
CARPENTER til night operators il
MS about quarter past one
ia clock in Tho corning when they
noticed smok5 omiue up from lie
j hind the sWisc board where they
we're at work They made a hast%
Investigation and found that The Ere
@&s beneath them in the dry goods
store Of the Nj hews-Gammon COM
naav. An ALARM was immeltatety
4rhed in.
Fae origin c re Ere is NOT known
g5i 1early the tire stock was ruin
Id lay the he smoke and water.
Fhe Interior O. tie building vas alsa
l.;sTHagad to t'se extent OF seyeral
i hundred dollar The fire seems -
- started naar the center Of the
fetelFing Oh ttr south side o. the
tore. or at lea=z it seems to hage
burned more extensively here than
elsewhere. The whole ceiling above
was acorched AID smoked and goods
ir all parts of liz house We're dam
aged The eH6.eat work Of tie fire
2meH. Who soon I'D three streams of
water pouring ito the store, check
&c the blaze boa it reached an un-
feoatroIlabla sta Very little dam
age Was caused La the offices an the
second floor CT rHa building. Just
nat financial loss was suffered by
/ The Matthees-Gea1op company can
not ne aseertait until the insuf-
ahee adiustors tf#5 All inventory Of
hc damaged got. The stock W9@
valued at about 81 600 and the loss
i practically tot Both the stock Of
seads and the h4Il# ing We're covered
- Insurance.
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gEtI5IIIi. y HESiGfEj
IN POOL HALL CASE
Court of Civil Appeals Iphoiis Judge
Han tsin> IN refusing Order Re-
stsaining Holding Of t,iee-
ton.


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|SosIE AWFUL FACTS
CONCERNING GILLIAN.
Truths and Near Truths About
Americas Funniest Man.

The funniest man in America,
who IS also the homliest man in the
universe teXeept certain Waxa-
haehie citiZenl will arrive in our
city Tuesday, Jan. 18Th.
lie Will deliver his humorous lee
l4re in the Sims library u. O'Clock.
Ills name is Strickland Gillian.
He is the best known humoriats in
inc United States. He is the fellow
Who wrote The famous OF aein,
on asin, gone -I7innigin. " lie
also Won the prize for writing lhe
shortest poem on record. This Is
the entire poem dam Had 'em."
He IS the man who maae the Wax
ahachie Chautauqua crowd bend dou-
hle in commissions of laughter, and
he Viii maize you ditto" the per-
formahce Tuesday night.
Hundreds Of people would pay
railroad fare both ways and dig up
one dollar at the deer to hear Gil
9ilan, II he were appearing in Dali
las We are making it possible for
you to hear him for fifty cents, and
also save you the railroad fare,
This is our treat and Your oppor-
ttnity. At q great expense the Citi-
zens Lyeeum Committee has brought
this prince Of entertainers to Waaa-
hachie. Ii you are " Use take the
hint and be on hand Tuesday even
ing, January 18th, at eight O'Clock.
at the Sims library
II you are asleep. just sluinber ON
and kick yourself after the wide
awake ones tell YOU what you missed.
Yours for some fun,
A. G. PARKER,
For the Committee,
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on the train, said HAT he saw More
tand riding on the aidt of a coal car
while the train Was Switching and
picking up d car, and IN a few see
-onds saw him fail to the ground
under the edge Of The e4r. but II is
let known what caused him to fall.
The left side OF hia hea0 was crush
Cd, left arm broken and left leg
broken. He was picked UP and
brought 10 Dallas Oh the train on
which he had been " orkiag, reaching
Dallas at 6;5a o'clock last niahf
The train Was III Charge Of Con.
ddetor G. N, Neal and Engineer W.
a. Elley. Conductor Neel said More
'&ad rs father was an engineer and
was Killed some time ago In an ae-
eident At Hutehins, about two miles
south OF Trinity Spur.
Moreland resided at Ennis and la
survived by his widow and two chill
dfen, who reside there. He was
about IS years of age, and was reared
at Lancaster, Dallas County. where
his mother and Two sisters reside
The body was turned over to the
Charles r. Weiland Undertaking
Company to be held pending funeral
arraagements.-Dallas News.
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THAN TO REMAIN IN
COURTS JURISDICTION
SAYS He VIII Not Leave New Hamn.
shre--t;oins to Mountains.

Concord, n. H., Jan. 10.-Harry
x Thaw said today that he will not
ieaFe New Hampshire if admitted to
bail lie said he would go into the
mountain for holiday, Thaw's at
tofneY asked that date be set for
the hearing to fix the amount to bail,
Judge Aldrieh is III at Boston and a
nearing will be impossible for sew
efai days. This was a disappoint-
hseht TO Iaaw. An extension of time
1or fling briefs in the habeas cor
pas case will be asked because the
twenty days allowed have already ex-
PRED,
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Freight Rate Hearing Resumed.

~ NC V----- T!G7s.
Denver ian. 12-Ehe fight CT the
auF5feta California cities to get a
mono equitable lSht rate on coal
shipped from thu northern Colorado
etat fields will be resumed before
lac state railroad Commission today.
1t was to have been resumed last
month, but was postponed The
Greeley Commercial Gun started the
suit 10 have cut ~ balt the rate If
$f-lo ton on lump coal.
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BIILS TO CONSERVE
TIKI. RADltM LANDS
The Measures are Designed To Pro
teCt Public Land Containing
Hafjiun

Washington, Jan l2.-Bills We're
Introduced i'll the house today %
conserve Fadium lands, but none OF
tie administration antitrust bills
appeared, Senator Ashurst intro
dueed a resolution for a congress
sional Investigation of the Michigan
copper strike. 1t would provide for
probing the copper profits, whether
peoaage is maintained, if access to
the postolnee was prevented and Ii
tie immigration Law was violated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-12
ATTORNEY CARMODY
VERY MUCH ANGEHED.
Says states Rights Not Recognized
by the Federal Authorities.
BY the United Press

Albany, N. Y.-Angered because
OF Harry 1haw's probable release
Attorney General Carmody declared
that the states rights had not been
given proper recognition by the fell
eral authorities.
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Duke & Ayres Nlehag 81 IRE s}lf
move soon, watch for the cafe
and watch our windows for big
specials. 211
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Cotton Seed Oil.

March, \. Y. per pound ...,.1.17
July, \. " per pound .,.... -
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This day last year ...-.-.=.-.-..39 5 .
This day ...-.-.........-. 50, 027
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Sno. Cotton.
fiIg Y;suol Spots.

esteft'a5 '-:#.z''. 10
Today .=-.... .........,...., ,.....=... I 70
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Liverpool safes -. .-.-.....,-. / 00o
Liverpool receipts ..=...=.=.#.-.a.#,15, $500
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Subscribe for the Daily Light and
and get the news.
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Nheat--thicago Futures
May closed today 81 IS
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Don't be an icEcles Get a hot
drink at Curiip's fountain. adv. 249
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Oats--Cl,icaao Futures
WaNal,aefaie Spot Cotton.

, closed today ...,,.-.-.....39 -
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Corn---Cilicago Futures.

ay closed today ...-... 10 IS
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Nm Il Bfai=er. Gn4=as GA=st5
stump burner
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10
SEVERAL PROPOSITIONS
BEFORE GRANT BOARD.
MEssRs. MORLEY AND OVER
STREET AND DENVER FINAN-
cIERs ARE INTERESTED

Late this afternoon a proposition
was to have been submitted to the
Las Vegas grant board for the com
pletion Of the irrigation project north
of this city. H. p. oyertsreet, repre-
sentative for the Cumberland Con
struction company Of Chicago, and r.
A. Morley, a real estate promoter Of
the same city, prepared the PROPOSE
tion today
Mr.. Overtsreet has been investigat-
ing the advisability of having his firm
build the irrigation dam for the past
week., but had made no proposition TO
the grant board until this afternoon.
It was reported this afternoon that
two other propositions are in the
hands Of the grant board. one, it is
understood, is from Denver firm,
while the other was submitted yester-
day by New Mexico man. This in.
formation is said to come from an
authentic source. ai sSt Al 2f
phe grant board spent much Of its
time in executive session today.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10
NEGROES LOOKING FIR
THE Land Of HONEY
sHlPLoAD IN NEW YORK AWAIT
ING BEGINNING OF JOURNEY
TO AFRICA

New York, Feb. 10-A shipload Of
negroes, mostly farmers, and their
wives from Oklahoma, waited here
today for Alfred c.. Sam to lead them
TO d new negro Utopia on the gold
coast of Africa The colored farmers
were induced to come here, they said,
by sam, who had been coIIectiong
eoIonizations from Oklahoma Texas
and Mississippi.
More negroes we're expected from
Galveston and the west and it was
said that six were coming from Boston.
sam. according to the colonists, rep
resents himself to be an African chief.
Reports Of his activities have come
from time to time from the black belt
of the south and southwest and New
York negroes were stirred up today
by conflicting reports regarding his
project.
The negroes on board were in the
best Of spirits and talked in glowing
terms Of q sovereign land where they
would have their own government and
their own religion N the absence Of
sam. who. they said. was In Boston
looking out for recruits. the party Is
under the leadership Of 4. Davis. IN
old negro Baptist clergyman. Davis
told them that they are to form a
new church In the promised land to
be called the Church Of God.
RELIGIOUS zeal seemed to sway the
marty as much as their desire to better
their worldly circumstances.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10

contestant the next day in minute de-
tail. Secretary LeNoir, who is engi-
neering the telegraph league, has had
experience with this sort of tourna-
ment before, having organized the
Texas Telegraph Bowling league, TAX
ing in ten cities Of Texas. El Paso
won the cup two years in succession
and now retains it permanently.
To give the local boys an idea Of
how the telegraph idea is worked, the
local Y. M. G. A. has arranged for a
series of nine games, three each night,
with st. George, Kan. The first game
will be played Friday night at 7:15
O'Clock, so as not to interfere with the
High school entertainment. The next
two games will be played on February
Is and rs. The following men will
represent Las Vegas: Hanson, Smith,
LeNoir. Ungaro and Winters. The pub
lie is invited to witness the bowling.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10

crossing which will allow the people
living in the country north Of Watrous
to obtain admission into that place
without being forced to take a round
about way.
State Engineer French was hugely
pleased with the trip to Mora, and
the work transacted there, He re-
turned to Santa Fe last night
Those people from Mora county who
met the local boosters delegation yes,
terday morning were Daniel Cassidy,
H. viles, Or. H. J. Hoag, G. U. Strong.
Eugenio Romero, Anton Sargent, j.
H. Hughes, ]. F. Curns, Lee Devine,
A. j. Thuli and l. ]. Hand.
The boosters who made up the par
ty from Las Vegas were State Engi-
netr James A. French, R. J. Taupert,
G. H. Hunker. F. D. Blood, Charles
w. G. Ward, M. M. Fadgett, Clarence
Iden, William Harper, Gus Speicher,
E. N. Kearney, John Ross, o. L. Greg
ory, R. Tonover, A. D. Donels, Bias
Sanchez. Adelaide Tafoya, Terry Nc
Govern and Charles Farley.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10
TELEGRAPH LEAGUE d
FORIIBOABALl BUGS
THE Y. M. 9. A. ARRANcEs TO
PULL OFF A STUNT OF Ma
TioNAL | INTEREST


As was announced in The Optic
some time ago the 4. M. G. A. IS plan
ming to pull off a stunt that win place
the name Of Las Vegas in at least a
dozen different states, according to
Secretary LeNoir. This will come
through the medium Of a nationwide
boxball telegraph league, incorporat-
ing anywhere from u to 20 states.
There will be regular schedule to
be played off on certain nights, then
the contesting teams will wire each
other the results Of their games and
lit the same time the losers viii wire
The headquarters at Las Vegas the re-
suit Of the matches.
This will mean flood Of telegraHls
coming into Las Vegas every night
the games are scheduled, and many
parts of the country will hear Of Las
Vegas that never heard Of It before.
All entrance fee Of 81 Is to cover alI
office expense. namely that Of sending
the standing Of the league 70 every
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10
FEEDING
OF SILAGE PLANNED
TUcUMcARl FEED STATION WILL
PROVIDE INFORMATION FOR
STockMEN

Believing that more definite infor-
nation is needed on feeding silage in
this section, and that it will be inn
portant in demonstrating to the dry
farmers of eastern New Mexico, the
increased value to be gained by put
ting the feed crops raised in the silo,
it is planned to conduct a feeding ex-
pertinent at the station this winter
and spring, says the Tucumcari sun.
Owing to not having available funds
for the purpose, arrangements have
been made whereby ]. R. Wasson, OF
Tucumcari, has agreed to furnish
three 20 months old steers for use in
the experiment. He also agrees to fur
nish sufficient lumber for the neces
sary pens. and the grain and fodder
in addition to the silage used in pre-
pairing the proper ration for each oi
the steers in the feeding experiment
The silage to be used in the feeding
experiment will form the basis for
most Of the ration, and will be obtain
ed from the silo on the station. which
was filled in September, 1916 with
corn, kaffir and milo crops
The steers used will be weighed at
the beginning Of the experiment ape
at regular intervals thereafter until
the experiment is finished, in order
that the gains made by each steer
can be ascertained.
The three steers will be divided in
to lots one, two and three, and each
will be fed different ration. An ac-
eurate weight win be kept OF the
amount of feed fed to each steer and
the amount consumed daily by each.
A record will also be kept on the cost
of feeding, cost of the feed consumed,
and the value Of each ration used-the.
value to be determined en me pounds
gain made by each steer at the close.
Of the experiment. and the market
price of beef at the time.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10

bis selections from the WORKS OF Paul
Lawrence Dunbar the famous negro
poet. Some of them were Of 4 serious
nature and some comic. but the audi
ence liked both varieties.
The entertainment was the third
number on the Z. M. G. A. Lyceum
course. It was attended by a large
audience, and an even greater crowd
will greet the Dixies If they ever re-
turn.
After the performance the Dixies
gave q short concert in the lobby Of
the Y. M G. A. This was courtesy
to the Elks, who asked that the menu
sbers Of the minstrel show TO be given
soon by the lodge be assisted in their
preparations by the Dixies. Practic-
ally the entire population Of the 7 M.
G. A. dormitory came down stairs to
hear the music and recitationa and
listen to the clever gags sprung by
the Dixies.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10
MANYFREIGHTERS
Use THE MORA
ROAD
BOOSTERS YESTERDAY MET So
TEAMS ON HIGHWAY IN
HOUR AND A HALF

In just one hour and half, the
time consumed by the road boosters
trip to Mora yesterday for the pur-
pose of encouraging the building of
good highways in the neighboring
county, 6S teams were passed, all
bound for Eas Vegas. These teams
were the property Of freighters car
rying products to Las Vegas to be
sold The number surprised the
boosters, who began counting as soon
as they hit the Mora road.
This experience of one hour and a
half shows the big business from this
vicinity. With good roads the freight
ers will go several miles out OF their
way to market products, and such has
been the case with Las Vegas. The
county road commission, at the begin
ming Of its work, realized the benefit
that would be derived from increased
business from Mora county and at
once began work toward repairing the
highway, which was built some time
ago by the state engineering forces
However, the commission has not
nearly completed it's work on this
highway, as the road is still in need
of considerable repair in the way OF
forming . crest that will be, asRReai
as is possible permanent.
state Engineer James A. French
who accompanied the boosters yester
day, is Of the opinion that the best
way to repair this highway is tc
place crushed rock along the. sandy
places and gravel the roaod in Other
places. The road commission viii be
gin working on this plan at once, it i
stated.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-10
cHIcAeo RoARn 81 rRAnE

Chicago. FEB. 10. Wheat eased Off
today. influenced by reports Of a pause
| in European demand. The market
was also bearishly affected BY I'M
proved weather conditions for the do
nestle winter crop, but commission
house buying set in after a moderate
decline, and brought about rally.
Opening prices were Is to A@A cent
lower and there was a slight further
setback, but then all uf the loss was
regained. The close was strong go
" to 15@5s cent net higher.
Corn weakened because of fine
weather for shelIing and hauling. Az
ter fair setback, though, the market
had a hardening tendency as result
Of offerings becoming relatively
scarce. Prices started unchanged to
h0A cent off, and further sag took
place before a reaction began. The
close was firm at an advance az
cent net.
Firmness prevailed IN oats. owing
to advices that most Of the s,7g6. 600
bushels Of Canadian oats st Buffalo
have been sold to Europe.
Strength at the yards gave the pro
visions market lift. First sales "a
red' from 21z to f0Scenfs higher Ths
closing quotations were as follows
Wheat May gsgs July ss5L
Corn, May 65s: July e51
Oats. May s91k July s91
Pork, May SIT .87.k.
Lard, May s11.075g: July s1127
Ribs. May I'll 2713k July sl1. ss5