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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
wAroNeA HERALD.

The question of the next Governor
of Oklahoma seems to be apparently
settled. Everywhere we hear the dem
ocratic voters who have studied the
situation, regardless of whether they
were friendly to prospective candi-
dates or not, say that in the minds
of the general public, Judge Williams
seems to be the logical candidate to
reconcile warning factions, to lead the
party to victory and to handle the
Office of governor in broad states
manlike manner and to the best in
terests of the taxpayers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
CHANDLER TRIBUNE.

Are you satisfied with the idea OF
a guarantee found behind deposits in
state banks? DO you realize that not
a dollar has been lost by any depcsi-
tor since the enactment of the law?
Do you remember that 1t was Judge
r. l.. Williams who wrote the SUI
preme court opinion sustaining the
law against the decision of federal
courts in Kansas and Nebraska and
that the supreme court of the United
States finally unheld Judge Williams
These are facts and also reasons why
Williams will be our next governor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
ALrus NEWS.

For some time, we have been study
ing the several candidates who have
announced, and who are spoken of as
probable candidates for the Office OF
governor of Oklahoma Our conclu-
sion is that Judge r. L. Williams,
now a member OF our Supreme Court,
in a pre-eminent degree, possesses
those qualifications, both natural and
acquired, which not only puts him at
the head of the list, but also peculiar
ly fits him for the highest office with
in the gift of the people of Okla
homa.
lie is by nature strong in body and
mind; a man, who has not only talent,
but also tact. without which no man.
be he ever so strong mentally, is
able to become a successful and wise
director of the ship Of state, and
work In happy cooperation with all
the departments of government
Judge Williams stands at the head
of the legal profession of the state.
He is not only an able lawyer, but
also one OF the ablest jursts of the
present time. He has also served on
the Supreme Bench since statehood.
and his opinions stand as monuments
to his judicial ability.
He is not only an able lawyer and
iurist. but wise statesman also. as
is evidenced by his labors in the Con
stitutional Convention. Many of the
wisest and best provisions of the Con-
stitution are the work Of Judge VIII
liams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
coAleATE REGISTER.

Bob Williams as his friends called
him was always a fayorite in Coal
county and very large majority of
the democrats supported him in the
primary when he was a candidate and
IN general election his majority was
augmented by the vote OF the repub-
licans who recognized him as an hon
est, upright and able man. whom it
would be safe TO trust In the high and
honorable position to which be was
called.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

Bob Williams ought to be the next
governor of Oklahoma.
Why?
Because ne is success?
Because he has made a success Of
his own business.
Because he has made a success as
a lawyer.
Because he made a success as a
statesman in the Constitutional Con-
vention
Because he has made a success as
a supreme Judge.
Because he has talent and temper
ament for big executive duties.
Because his sympathies abide with
the toiling masses from whence he
sprang.
Because he is a shining example OF
personal economy, industry, honesty
and thrift and is therefore especially
qualified to put those virtues in force
in Oklahoma's public affairs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
scalloped Mutton.

Put cold roast or boiled lamb
through food chopper TO two cup
fuls OF meat add two cupfuls OF chop
ped or cooked tomatoes. stir togeth-
er with any cold gravy and season
to taste Have ready two cupIuls
bread crumbs Put alternate layers
OF the mixture and bread crumbs in
baking pan. hav.as bread crumbs on
top and bake % minutes. Fine way
to use scraps of mutton. --Los
Angeles Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
NORMAN DEMocRAr.Toplc.

The Democrat-Topic is for Judge
r. l.. Williams for governor becarse
we believe he is the best qualified
and the best equipped man so far
mentioned in the state for that posi-
ton. He was one Of the big men who
helped write Oklahomas splendid con
stitution and is thoroughly familiar
with its every phrase.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
BEST FAMILY LAXATIVE.

Beware OF constipation Use DR.
Kings New Life Pills and keep well.
Mrs Charles f. Smith OF West Frank
lin. Me-. calls them Our family laxa-
tive" Nothing better for adults or
aged. Get them today 25c. All aruh-
gists or by mail II. +. Bucklen a
co. Philadelphia or ST. Louis. ADV.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
PorEAu NEWS.

Bob Williams looks better to us
than any other man in the race for
governor and we know he'll make us
the best governor we have ever had.
Oklahoma will place Bob in the chair
by big majority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

For hoarseness, inflamed lungs or
irritating coughs, Ballard's horehound
Syrup is a healing balm. Il does its
work quickly and thoroughly Price
25c. soc and s1.00 per bottle Sold by
Owl drug store and Public drug store.
ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

Express Want Aas bring results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
SHAWNEE NEws.AeRALD.

Bob Williams ought to be the next
governor of Oklahoma.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-11


evEN AWAY e. 81 -, CO 81 -
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
PIGTAILS MISSING
Embarrassed COP
MlLLER SAYS FiE COULD HAVE
ARREST 80 If THEY HAD
HAD HANDLES

san Francisco, March Boz Single
hand Patrolman Michael Miller raided
q gambling den il Chinatown last
night and corraled 80 Orientals. He
had only five in ss=x, however, when
he reached the station house
aYou should know better. Michael,
adrnonished the desk senseant, than
to try TO arrest So many Of those feis
lows all by yourselr sfcw did you
expect to bring sheul ajA inf.
Michael grinned aheepisalg You
see. Sergeant, he explained, 81 have
not been on the Chinatown beat since
the Chinese furned republicans and
started to patronize the barber shops
In the old days a cop with q wooden
leg could have pinched 80 Of these
fan tan boys. But tonight, when
made me raid and reached for theis
scalps. / found that every blessed ons
of ,em had &C q ;s.sircut, 81 I couIdn'l
tie their queues together f was
playin 1t mighty low down on fhs
police force when they cur off tnsii
pigtails
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30

London. March 30-Sir Edwara
Grey, British foreign secretary, ri the
hollse of commons today, denied the
published allegations that the action
Of President Wilson in regard to the
question Of Panama canal tolls was
the result OF an understanding be
tween THE governments Of the United
States and Great Britain.
.tt has Deen asserted he sald,
sthat under the terms Of the. undsf'i
standing Great Britain has under
taken to- assist President Wilson's
policy in regard to Mexico. There q
no foundation whatever for these re-
ports. and am glad to be able to
take as early an opportunity for say
ing soH
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
JESSE LHRELL is
KILLED BY AN AUTO
MAXWELL cATTLEMAN a VICTIM
or ACCIDENT AT THAT CITY
YESTERDAY

Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'clock
at Maxwell, ali automobile accident ocs
CURED which resulted in the instant
death of Jesse w. Littrell, q promin-
ent cattIeman Of that city, and the
serious injury Of Charles Davis. Of the
same 7la1e. william ]. Shannon, the
third person in the automobile, re.
ceiyed several minor injuries s.
The accident occurred near the Nax-
well baseball park. MT. Ldttrell, ac-
companied by the other two men. was
returning from short business trip
several miles north Of Maxwell. W.
J shannon was driving the car, q
Ford machine, and Mr.. Littrell was
sitting beside the driver. Mr.. Davis
was in the rear seat.
The car was going acsa sharp clip
near the ball park, where a baseball
game was being played, when sudden
II the driver lost control and the ma:
chine ran wild. The car struck ? teis-
phone pole at the side OF the road
and was upset.
Mr.. Littrell was pinned under the
fender ard death came almost instant
/ ~. Shannon, the driver, was thrown
through the windshield and cut con
siderably, in addition to receiving
numerous serious injuries. Mr. Davis
was thrown 3 distance Of about 50 FEE
Ebut was net badly hurt.
The body Of Mr. LIttrellswas reaoy
ed to Ration and an inquest was helg
today The other two Injured hayl
been removed to hospitals.
Mr. Littrell was cousin of M1s
Charles Stevenson oE this city H
was one Of the most aacsessflsI eattlla
men II The vicinity q aEazWeli an
IS survived. besides It's VIE Is fiT
ehiIdren. 10 vas II business Wit
his father. George IittFelI of Maxwell
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
Itlaag sha adrnfahIstralIon ZEE AhoNIl al

that the adinfubistraticn had shcNIi lsd
real reason for the repeal.
We are told Nv Tho ne@ spagers that
the president does rot propose reprss.
ais against those whosd ifffer with lin
IN this matter, but we are also .infoFna-
ed that ths speaker n 10 be punished I,
said he Must The speaker alsffefS
nauab ne politically ala Then 1go,-
OO0,0O0 Americans viii knew the rea-
son why
Arguments fnr the repeal were pre-
ssnted nv Representatives Gardner, re-
ptbIiesn Of aassaenusstfs The presi-
dents course was vigorously defended
by Representative Hamilton Of Mich
ligan, republican. This Is, not q mat
ter Of party politics, Y he said. @To
republicans, democrats and progress
sfyes, ii ought to De sufficient to re-
mind them that all have declared
against nonopolles."
Representative Montague democrat,
.of Virginia, supported the repeal bill
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30

tically walked out Of the chslhbaT
amid frantic cheers from tho lshsFals.
the nationalists and the labor mem
bers, the whole Of whom rose to their
feet and waved handkerchiefs and pa
papers as he left.
Mr. Asduith having accepted ta posi-
ton Of profit under the crown. might
return To hts constituency Of East Fifea
Scotland, for reelection. on the iasH
occasion he received 5,I44 against the
$3.50 Of his unionist opponent.
When Premier Asquith entered tha
house today he Was greeted with 4
great ovation from the members OH
the ministerial side. He shortly after
wards rose before the crowded chans.
Der to make his promised statement
on the army crisis The nreuier salds
after full considerations Field Mar.
shal French and Adiutant General
Ewart have persisted ID theiF desire
to. besgeIieved Of their Offices IN the
public Interest, deeply deplore fha
decision thesa gsgsant officers. and
/ / cannot speak so warmly q sateffsssE=
II Of The ability, loyalty and devotion
with WHICH ihsg hase aezFaa
and The army. and NtIl. hops
tinue to serve
The prime minister pz'osasdag
tell the house that Colonel sesly had
informed him e his great regEet that
he felt bound % take the same course
and resign from the secre oE
war.
Mr. Asquith then sprang bis aensa.
tion OH the house. He said:
/ In the circumstances ard after
much consideration / have felt my
duty to assume the office. of secretary
for war although ] hays Yalsh ths
step only with the greatest re aaea
IN what believe to be ) great public
emergency
That the premiers snnouneen9n
was q complete speech was evident
The members on the niniaferial side
Of the house we're momenIarily struck
dumb, Then they Jumped ID on Ills
seats and broke Into Wild nnrFahs
Premier Asquith added that Sir 10hn
.Freneh and Sir John nwart had asked
him If they 4Asfe ID accord with III
EsEateae1t he had made. II EMe hs9ses
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30

Washington, March So Senate.
Met at noon,
Recalled defeated bill to lease
Montana lands to the Republic Coal
company and placed It on the calen-
dar.
Leaders discussed probable action
on the Panama tolls repeal and de-
.cided to await action Of the house.
House Met at noon.
Debate was resumed on the Fepeal
of the Panama tolls exemption.
Independent oil operators opposed
the present form Of the bill to Ieass
mineral and oil lands before puhlis
lands committee.
Representative Burke, who won tht
republican primary nomination foi
senator in south Dakota, was cheeret
when he returned to his seat.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
VILLA IS REPORTED
BEATEN At TORREON
REBEL GENERALS FORCES RE
PORTED 70 HAVE BEEN LED
INTO a TRAP

El paso, Tex, March 30 General
villa and histrabel army, II not de-
feated at Torreon, are at least hay
ing a desperate uphill battle. was the
opinion generally expressed hers to'
day by foreign refugees from Mexico.
The opinion was based on the alb
sence of adyIces from impartial OBJ
servers from the front. Of statements
given out by the Mexican federal con
su9 here and on stories told By Anger
leans from ohihuanla and other Mex.
lean cities.
A Colorado mining man Just u
from parral said chat the city was
crowded with rebel wounded, Arrivals
from chihuahua quoted two Americans
who arrived there last Saturday from
tie front as saying that the rebels
/ had suffered terribly IN dead and
wounded and were hy no means hay
Ling the successes which they have e
ported. The consul also asserted thai
vima had been defeated all along
the line.
paso, Tex March Sc Nq ksle
ana fram THE Mexican federa1 con
sui Ii agle Pass Te Who aaid thi
Information eaias direct from Taffeas
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
ElRE r1EsrRoYs REcoRps

Olney Springs, Colo, March SO.--
Fire which threatened to wipe out the
entire business section Of this town
broke out at / o'clock this morning
and before the flames were suIbdued
three buildings were destroyed and
the citys official records burned The
fire gutted the drug store of DR.. R. W
Johnson, town treasurer, destroyine
his hooks then spreadfo and wrecked
d restaurants and 9 saloon.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
MONDAY MARCH go 1914.

drawn, into traps III The bufl ring and
the smelter at Torreqn end that mines
were exploded under tiAem The con.
SUI said that the rebels had retreateai
at al points, including Gomez Palacio
and Lerdo.
/. Al telegram crediteT to Federal Gen
eral Mas said that federal troops
cut q refreshing rebel column to
pfeces, killing 900, Some Of the high
est rebel officials here today confess
ed they were al aeaover the true sit
uation.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
THE pRFN ltaia I

Toxic, March 80.--Prinee lgesato,
president Of the house of peers, today
declined to undertake the formation
of B new Japanese cabinet, although
requested to do 20 by the emperor,
The elder statesman thsreupon sub
mftted to his majesty the name Of Wis
count Keigo Kyiora who has pre-
viously held several cabinet port
folios.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30
Amerlcam e ReIeased

Washington, March S0.-Dr- Lam
bert, an American physician arrested
by Mexican authorities at Los Mochis,
after a constitutionaliat officer on
whom he had performed anFoperation
had died, has been released as the.
result Of energetic action Of Secretary
Daniels
On recommendation of the yice-cpIl-
sui at Nogales Mr.. Daniels ordered
Rear Admiral Howard to send q war
ship to Topolobampo. The cruiser
New orleans steamed at once and Dr..
Lambert was released.
Charge O'shaughnessy reported the
release Of three Americans, Cold
schnlit, Donohoe and crossthwaite,
held on charges of aiding the rebels.
Hsierta freed them
Though the rebels heretofore have
been fairly successful in maintaining
order in sonora, raiding and pillaging
by bands Of marauders are reported.
The sherman and Williams ranches.
owned by Americans, have been
robbed, but the authorities have dis
patched all expedition to recover the
property,
New secretary Selected
The continued III health Of Mr.
o'shaughnessy has made some assist
lanes necessary, and Warren ID. Rob
lbfns Of Massachusetts has been select
ed to act as second secretary. His
nomination willSbe sent to the senate
soon, and then Mr. Robbins, now II
lthis country on vacation from his posf
at the embassy at Paris, viii be for
| warded d the city Of Mexico Mr.
Robbins was attached to the legation
| AZ lisbon and the embassy at Buenoi
/ Ayres before his service at Paris.
Fseinforcements at Tampico
Rear Admiral Mayer, at Tampico
aapoftea q ths = ggs laF1
today that Che federal garrison q
Tampico had been reinforced 9y so
| men from Cardenas, with two fiel'
pieces and ali armored cat, He said
i according to an unconfifned report
a large body Of rebels mad crossed thi
river above Tanlpicol
u
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30

HE is CHEfRED BY ALL POLITICAL FACTIONS
Makes Public Resignation Of Colonel John Seeey and Two Gen
erals Of ihe Army, Saying BE Takes e Action Followed Bel
cause He Believes to BE Necessary Under the Present
Crisis III EDtlaRd lE Return to Commons Pro-
videa His Constituents Re-eleCt Him


London, March 50. a series Of SEN
cations in the house Of commons this
afternoon ia cunngction with the
array crisis reached its climax with
.the announcements BY Preinier AS
quith that be hifaselg woala assume
the portfolio Of secretary Of war va
Gated BY Colonel seeley today. He
added that, ais provided BY law, he
would retire from the house Of com
mons until his constituents in East
Fife reelected him.
The premier's absence from parlia-
ment win not last longer than two
weeks. His reelection for the Scot
tish division that he has represented
since he entered parliament IS regard
ed as g. foregone conclusion.
The decision, Of the premier was
wholly unexpected, It momentarily
lovershadowed tho retirements OF
Colonel seeley. Field Marshal French
and Adjntant General Ewaft Poll
Hcians. however. wereA brought back
| to tha original case Of the minister
| ial crisis By the admissions Of Wis
eount Morley In the house of lords,
Ii a l4liszl.
Hist charges and gave t1e intimatjon
Ithat yiscount Morley himself Intended
to retire from politics..
Tine secretary for war. resigned his
postfolio in the British cabinet today,
fand his resignation was aecep1ed by
the PREMIER
Premier Asaaith himself decided to
\ take the seoretaryship Of war IN tsplace
Of Colonel, seely. sin nJohn French,
Of the imperial general staff Of the
British army. and Sir John Ewart. ads
I futant general to the forces, definitely
resigned from the service today.
Colonel seely's resignation has
been accepted was the explanation
made Premier Asquith announced ln
/ tne house that his war secretary had
paid the penalty Of his indiscretiona IN
adding Is cabinet document the two
paragraphs which have. aroused SUCH
4 feeling as to threaten The existence Of
/ the entire cabinet.
The first information received ny
members Of parliament that Colonel
fseeIy mad definitely res slgaea from the
was when 10 entered the
house and took a seat On the back
benches instead Of among initiate col
leagues. asis
The paragraphs which caiaa89ba tne
crisis we're contained u a 1aemsfan'
dun written 20 Brigadiera General
Hubert Gough, and contained the fol
lowing:
eThe government must retain tts
right to use all the forces Of the
crown In ireland or elsewhere to main
) tain order and support the civil powel
In the ordinary execution Of thaii
duty. but it has 40 Intention whatever
j Of taking advantage Of this right q
! order to crush political opposition T
tie policy Or the principles Of ths
home rule BILL
Ths gatter repudiation of this guar
al fee 81 the cabinet was taken IS
4sh,,ee M EipId Marshal Sir J0hs
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-30

aspect by introducing a bill to. forbid 1
that tolls be levied on American coast
wise vessels Or those belonging to.
'citizens Of amy country Oh this con.
tinent and engaged solely in trade
between ports of North and South
America, or both, and duly registered
under the laws of. the country Of
which the owners of said vessels are
cittzeaa. He contended it would work
out to a logical conclusion the policies
as originally contemplated in the Mon
roe doctrine.
1T wohla be convincing to Brazil,
Argentina. Chile, Mexico and other
I1asin-American countries on this con-
Itinent, he said, that the United
States is III good faith in its announc-
ed policy of friendship and willing
ness to assist these countries, mot
only against aggressions Of foreign
powers, but In the development 81
their own resources"
From a1 lnyalid chair in the house
Representative I. Engle, democrat. ef
EiFlofida made vigorous speech op-
gposina repeal and denouacing The
attitude of Great Britain.
Senator owen, one Of the admin
Iistration's staunchest supporters, ex-
pressed the opinion today that two
weeks would be all the senate would
require for debate.
| Senator Kern, the democratic lead
ler, told the president that while the
debate would be longer than at first
expected, the question would be dis
posed OF without delay.
| Senator Lewis, democrat, urged his
resolution to give the president as
fcretion to suspend tolls. He submitted
his resolution and said FIRST to sug-
get a method Of applying tolls ann
to give the democratic party an in
termediate course that it may avod
the rocks on one side Or the othe~
Lewis HAS Dream
Senator Lewis pictured the foreign
relations Of the United States, assert
ing that conditions were such that il
this government should intervene in
Mexico, Japan would ait once seize the
Philippine islands and Hawaii and
that Russia, grieVed oyer Abe sym
pathy Of the United States with Japan
lin the RussiaeJ Japanese war, would
u seize Alaska; that the Panama cana
4 could not be finished the army ant
inavy would be divided in defending
i tie nation against its enemies ant
that even England awould not. be sym
pathetic in SUCH q dilehlfpa.
4. Senator Gallinger, ths republican
leader, pointed out that,a month afte
the adoption Of the altiinure platform
/ vote in tie senate olisrsnsaling tn
tolls exemption was defeated with 2
democrats voting ID favor Of the ez
emption. Senator added i
the list OF PANAMA oils hy infre
ducing one TO provide thai the cana
] should be free to ali trsfic, fpreign q
well as coastwlse
j Representative Bell Of. California