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MEN CHARGED WITH
KILLING SHERIFF ON TRIAL

Winchester. Ky. April 5.-i.aW
yers expressed the opinion today tha,
the case Of Tom Davidson. charged
with completely in the murder OF
Edward Callahan. former sheriff OF
Breathitt county. would go to tho
jury tomorrow.
Il was decided that the trial of tn,
fourteen other men held on a similar
charge should go over until the
summer term oi the court. ls II was
estimated that four weeks would be
required to try all the defendants.
Abe johnson and wife ,cstificd to-
day that on the Saturday before the
shooting Of Callahan. DAWSON and
Fletcher Dcaton we're at the johnson
iomc and said they would have to
get Callahan out OF the way or he
would kill all of them meaning
Deaton and his kinsmen.
Mrs. johnson sworo tha, on the
sunday before Callahan was Killed,
fletcher Dcaton and Davidson said:
Leaves were coming ou and
hat 1t would be a good time to get
rid of Callahan.
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SLAYER OF BANK
CASHIER Is EXECUTED

San Quentin. Calf. April a.
Thomas Green was hanged here to-
day for the murder In January Of
Willis A. Bowlcs. cashier of the Palu
Verde bank. at Blythe. Calf.
Green was not the mans true
name. which hci obstinateiy refused
to give. He and a partner. bot,
cowboys. tried TO hold NJ the bank
and ride off The cashier bolted
from a rear door Of the bank and
Green shot him as he ran He cx-
oncra,cd his partner from ans part
in the murder.
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LECTURE At WEST THEATRE

David Goidssria Of Hussos. veil
kno~a ossios and writer o. Social.
Ism. will deliver bis famous lecture.
''iAssid asd Goiisih.' ~ chri.iisnii,
sss.us aorislisss. NJ tho w-si ih.s-
ter. Sunday esrsiss. April 8. under
the aaspis-s af the Holy Tsisity
Coaaeii. khishts of coianshass 4 cor.
siiai isniisi,oa IL -s,snded To lh-
rsaesai public To be ps-s-as. Al.
mission is free.
csrdiasi o'conne,i ha. said The
principles sf xns isiism sss utterly
ari.~~d In tho priasipi~s Of Chris
tiAniiy. They sse maiasiiy dssssue.
tive af each oshes.- fos this reason
the kaixh,s ot Columbus have start.
I'd . nation vide rdsessioaai cam.
i.sisa tn est--s the true psinsipi-.
nf sariaiissn. cnsne and hear David
isiass-in sad Yoa ~iii sos b. dissp.
pointed. nrtae enb-s Il IL fs-v To sii.
~ w~.s ,hrsi~s. Sunday evening".
April 8. ssis p. ~. 81
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DETECTIVE BURNS ENTERS
FRANK MURDER CASE

Chicago. April al know wht
the murderer Of Mary rharan Ia.
said William !. Durns. the detective
today on his return from trip I,
kansa. City. - cans say at ihi'
time. whether il /. Leo ~. Frank at
some one else. but I know his iden'
tity and can prove tina; he committed
the murder.
Frank. superintendent of the Ma
tiou Pencil Company's factory In At.
Ianta, Ga. is under sentence to die
on April - tor the murder.
The detective was employed sew
eral weeks ago by friends Of the con.
yict.d man to investigate the Phasnn
myst.,y. Ills statement today was
the tirst information he had given a.
to the result of his investixatioE. II.
to say on what grounds h,
based his conclusions but said they
would he set forth In report which
he would make soon to the attorneys
in the case.
Hearing on an extraordinary mo
ton for a new trial In set for April
10. the day before that set for the
hanging of Frank. This motion All.
stays the execution.
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$500 REWARD

The c"snsy af Ia. AaiaaAs. the
city Of Trinidad aud The merchants
aud ei,isras at Tsisidad offer sh-
above s~~ssd tus the sss-ss sad saa
sissioa OF the party os parties saiisJ
of the assault made u,-on William
~. Williams on OF about March g.
of this smsun, the cauaiy at Ia.
Ansn,as will rsy 500. the CITY Of
Trinidad so" aha the merchants
aud .isisras ~. 500.
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NOTICE

For the pso,esiioa of III. iin,L-r
and grazing and io preserve and in
sfsas. the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Moansain Coal aud Iron Co.
and the Colorado i,i-i snd isoa Co.
hereby give notice that all s-spss.,
lag. hantiax ar fi.hins On their land.
In las Aninaas Couni1. Colorado. ate
strictly fosbijd.n.
The Roxy Moan'ain Coal + Iron
to. ssi The Colorado t,,-i sad isos
co,-Hy J. y. w-isosn. Ps-siieai.
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NEW YORK PASTOR
FACES GRAVE CHARGE

Nov York. April "A court con.
.isi,ns of a committee Of pastor. ap.
pointed by the New York sst con.
ference for the trial u Rev. Jacob
=. Price Of tho Washington Heights
Methodist Episcopal chsrvh began
he airing evidence today.
Dr. Price is charged with imprsp.
ct conduct With women Of mis- con.
srcsa,ion. itr IL 60 ycarp old and
has served 'nir'y-.cvcn ycar> in rc-
form and church work. Ills eonsrc-
Eaitoa has given him vote Of conii.
dsncc.
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o 3 ! I U A r 7
Wise.

Wise.
Tho .ua-rai at George ~. wis- will
b. held SUNDAY morning at =. 80
clock. Tho services viII be held ia
the chapel at the Trinidad rnd-s,sk.
ins Company aud all be conducted
by the Reverend u q. ,iuiirr. Ths
rail b-ar-rs ~iii LC ". II. Levi. W
r. buniaSy. Louis Douglas. N-l'
is-ns,an. William i..,ti-,aa and e. y
Howell. ia'uImyns in 'h- Msspni,
cemetery
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n.,o., Offer $1,000 Reward.

The Mssoai. bodies at Trinidad.
hereby csscs = sc~ssd ps
One Thousand Dollars 'si. ..cc. .o"i
for tho arrest and conviction as the
person of pcrsons Nho assaulted
tirp,krf ". n. Williams on the :sih
day ot March. 1914.
Las Aniinas Lodge. \. =. & 4. ~.
No. -.
Trinidad Lodge. A. =. 4 \. ~.
M. ~.
Chapter No. 81. X. 4. ~.
Oriental Csmmaadery. No. IS.
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Mother Jone.''. insars-rsi-i in
the hospital ward oi the county Jail
al waissnburs BY order of General
John Chase. has sent a letter Ia Al
torn.y Horace y, Hawkins in which
sh. speaks Of Francisco Villa, III. mo-
toriou. rebel chief in Mexico. as my
friend Vilia''.-Ns~s item.
villa. u villa. come home with III.
now.
The children are .Iyins i"s beer
villa. u Villa. .on. hass- To m- n"~
I'm lonely -so lonely. in here.
Villa. friend viiia. please iist Ia ms
now.
The M.'ti, has p.nshsi nae again.
Villa. dear Wills. I LONG for you no~
.And my heart 1, ia sshins si'h gain
villa. - viiis. my ideal. my friend
So.'f- tas busy lighting. . know:
iint psomiss' To som. when The AaF's
y, pn End.
! .sa us.' -. in roi'"'Iai".
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BEST TREATMENT Fur C0nsTl
Patton

"My daughter used Chan,b-siaia'i
Tablets t.r constipation With ..s-
Fesais. ani .as recommend thea
hishi,.' urit~s t'sui H. lsassn. Rsush
iy. la. ros sale by alt a~ai~rSs
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
REPORTED MUCH BETTER

Cairo. Egypt. April 3.-Thc condi.
tion Of jamcs Gordon bennett. pro-
pric,or Of the New York Herald. was
said by tho physicIans in attendance
today TO he much better.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

The salvation Army cen use any
:ast.ofs cioihins. furniture. kitchen
,,cns,is. dishcs. bidding. etc. Any.
inc having any Of such please phon.
Ecd 1865 and they viii be called
for promptly. 1hanks.-Csp'ain T.
$. Haas.
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rub, March. -. Apsii 60
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting os the STOCK.
holders at the II. u. Iisosn Hardware
to. siii b. held ss tho sonpsn,'s .
offisr al their piSse of business Nos-
isy. Arsii 6. 1914. si 10 =, M. for
tho election of = heard of director,
for the rasaias year snd fos the
'sassAsiios of such other husin~ss -
may rsor~si, .oin~ L~fos- said m-~s-
ins.
hated Al Tsiniasa. Colorado. March
8. 1914.
J. CLAUDE xiir.
Secretary.
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500 REWARD.

Trinidad i.o<isr No. is"S. Royal
Arvsautn. hereby offer. = reward of
onc hundrsi dollars tlioob for the
arrest saa conviction of IN. person
ar rcrsons who assaulted ~. ". VII.
Hams on March ::. 1914.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
HONE COOKING SALE

The Ladies Of the First II. E.
Church wi'' hold = home cooking
sale At the Colombo Supply Store to.
MORROW, starting At 10 q. m. 1t
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REWARD.

We herby offer a reward Of one
hundred Nioo.ocp dollars. for the
arrcs, and conviction ot the party or
parties ~ho assaulted ". ". VII.
iiams On tho nixht u March 9Th
TRINIDAD CHAPTER no. 81. X
a. ~.
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Trjllo.

Tujillo.
Olanao Ttuiiiio. the two year old
son of Mr. and Mra. Jerry Trujilio.
died this morning at the hum-. ioi
Robinson avenue. Of pneumonia. TIL,
funeral will he held a; the r-.ii-ur.
tomorrow. In,crmrn, will he made
n the Masonic cemetery.
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u'ub. March ::-Aprii Z. isiib
ANNUAL MEETING
M eRns,vssns nvas
OF STOCK HOLDERS

Annual m~-sinx os the sinrki.ola
-. af the i'rasi-~s Coal casni.sny
~iii b. held al g., rin- street. Trim,
iaai. Colo. Saturday s'shI. Arrii :.
~ "'.i"ri. i"f the rart-s.-. .f -i--,'
r-ss f"r The -asnine S-sr. ani fer
The Transaction af such other Lu.i-
a-ss as may rrop-siY .om- L-fos-
ssia m--,ihs.
hEnT LLOYD.
Secretary.
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lf In need of printing Of any kind
phone the Chroniclc-Ncws. We are
equipped to give you first class work
promptly. Cali Trinidad 40. II
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II in need as printing af any Kind
ph"n- shr rhT-nisi--S-~s W. AZ.
-aair.'--' 'a sis- y,a iiFs, class ~oTs
promptly. Cali TfiniaaI tio n
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Yesterdays Temperatures.
Weather Forecast.

N-~ MstIs. Tonight aEi sa'ur'
iaY generally .i"aas. pso'.si'b rain
in east t-ustioas
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
PROLIFIC RIVER NILE

Il !. believed shst the sis-s Nile
-osssiss sssr- kisas ot fish than any
other river is the world.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
BEYoND ALL REGULATION

Ma isi.ar union has ever L--n Of
CANNED that ."iia regulate the -as-
&c at sias=ts~srois Journal
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

fstnliax Of every description ssss.
" ssd 1sirkiy executed ~ 'ns
chsoeisi~sN News Job sponas, SSmplse
sna 1sasasiass oS s--iusss. ''se the
'eI-Phas-. TrisiiAd sios u
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Weather Duy<su Rsposs.

i.D-si sain ssa'h r-,ssian ihis at
tssaasn. Saturday ssiT. warmer east
isorti"ns
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chros,e,..N.vs see . .ea,A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

LECTURER
Isl COMING

The citizens OF Chickasha are invit-
ed 10 be guests OF the Modern Wood
men at their hall, corner OF Fourth
street and Kansas avenue. Tuesday
night. March -. at which time Ma
tional Lecturer John r. Harris will
deliver an educational lecture on the
Modern Woodmen Sanitarium" for
the treatment OF tuberculosis, which is
located at Colorado Springs. Colo
The lecture will be illustrated with
tereopt'con pictures OF the buildings.
grounds and ten colonies and the lee
,urer will xeplain fully the methods
and treatments used.
This institution has been so sue
cessful as to attract wide attention
and many states and foreign countries
have sent representatives there to
study their methods
The lecture is very highly spoken
OF by those who have heard it and
you may expect to be well repaid for
hearing It,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
PHILLIPS A
CANDIDATE

The first entry in the race for as
SCISSOR of Grady county is c. R. Phil
lips. who makes his announcement to-
day, subject to the action of the Dem
ocrats in the coming primary
Born in this country. Mr.. Philips,
with the exception Of four years spent
al school. has lived in this locality all
his lie. and he therefore has wide
acquaintance among the people OF the
county. He spent two years as stll-
dent at Randolph Macon college, Bed
ford. Va. one year al Lexington, No.
and finished his education at Kemper
school. BoonvilIe, Mo.
After leaving school, Mr. Phillips
engaged in the stock business and four
years ago, when the Farmers State
bank was started. he took a position
as bookkeeper. which he still holds
Although he has filled the office OF
treasurer of the school board, Mr.
Phillips has never before sought Of
flee. He Is a man Of the highest
standing ia the business community
and is well qualified for the position
which he seeks II believe in the
equitable assessment of all property
at fair value said he, and II | am
elected it viii tc my purpose to give
everybody a fair deal shall appreci-
ate any support that may be given to
me-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
War Secretary Says Many Army
Officers Decline to Serve in
Ulster Because They Don't
Understand Situation
OPEN CLASH FEARED
AT LONDONDERRY
Shots Fired into Catholic Homes
but No One Injured Irish Con-
stabulary Prepare 10 Re-
sign Belfast Quiet

Aeiesram Dy United Press.
London, March 23.-War Secretary
seely admitted this afternoon before
the house OF commons that many Of
ficers in the British army were refus-
ing to serve in the event of the occu-
patton of Ulster
Seeiy attributed the declination 10
serve under certain contingencies" to
a misunderstanding by the officers.
The movement of the troops was sole
y for the purpose Of protecting arms
and ammunition, the secretary de.
clared.
Seely was called from cabinet
meeting this morning for conference
with the king.
Bonnar Law. leader Of the opposI-
tion. not satisfied with the explana-
tion. demanded the fullest debate upon
what he termed this amazing instance
of governmental palterlng."
Law read letter quoting Gen.
Paget, commander of the troops in
Ireland. saying that active operations
We're about TO begin and admitting
that the war office had issued in
structions. Efforts Of the govern.
ment to make Il appear that the dis.
affection in the army was due entire
ly to misinterpretations OF the orders
by Gen. Paget were bitterly denounc-
ed by the oppSS;tsol.
Gen. Cough withdrew his resignation
this afternoon following the explana-
ticn and other officers followed ais
example
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

FORMALLY
LAUNCHED
by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Camden. NJ j.. March 23.-With i'm
pressive ceremonies and with dele
cation OF fifty or more Otlahomans
in the vast crowd present, the Dsttle-
ship Oklahoma was launched here to-
day
Miss Lorena Cruce. daughter OF the
governor OF Oklahoma. acted as the
states sponsor. breaking a bottle Of
champagne over the bow OF the great
war vessel before it slid down into the
waters Of the reiawarc river Deaf.
ening cheers ascended from the crowd
as the warship slowly descended into
the river
Il is planned to man the vessel as
FAR as possible with Oklahoma cfs,
GERS.
"The Oklahoma is the largest fight
ing vessel ever built on the Delaware
river for the United States navy and,
while not as large as some OF the yes
sells now under construction, will be
as large as any Of the battleships now
IN commission. TIE vessel has an
overall length Of 5,g feet with a beam
width Of over IS feet The trial dis
placement VIII register 27.5e0 toms
and speed Of 20 knots an hour, is
guaranteed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
New Feature Appears.
I'M by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Belfast. March 2s.--The report that
officers OF the royal Irish constabu-
larry were preparing to resign was
new feature today in the disaffection
resulting from the threatened occupa-
tion Of Ulster. Belfast was quiet to-
day but the preparations for armed re
sistance were continued.
1t is reported that more than one
hundred officers had resigned. includ-
ing all the cavalry officers. Gen. Sir
Arthur Paget. commanding the troops
in Ireland. had them paraded and told
them. according to the letter. that he
had an express order and request
from the king himself to ask every OF
ficer to go as ordered; that they
might never be called on TO fight. and
that if they refused to go there might
be mutiny in the army, which would
mean a revolution in England, and in
six months there would be no king and
40 army"
Despite this appeal al the officers
refused to reconsider their resigna-
tions. A general officer Of high stand
ing in the regular army was offered
the post of commander-in-chief of the
force which is to operate against the
Ulster volunteers. When he declined
the offer the officers informed him
that his refusal meant the severance
of his connection with the army. Re
persisted and the authorities offered
the post to another officer, said to be
friend Of the general now in com
nand at Belfast, who accepted.
denial was issued Sunday OF the
reported mutiny Of the Dorsetshire
regiment. Frequent reports have
been curreat of the strong sympathy
OF the Dorset men with the Obstetrics.
owing to their extended stay in the
garrison here The same partisan.
CONTINUED on Page Thres.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
Growth of the
Public Library
Opened Nine Years Ago Today
THEN.


Dedicated, March 20. 1905. three
reading rooms furnished by clubs.
Volumes on hand 405. donated BY
Chickasha clubs and citizens.
Shelving capacity. 1000 volumes.
No office furniture or fixtures.
Magazines received first year, nine,
mostly low'priced popular titles.
Approximate number of users of Ii
brary during first year, 500
Lendings for home use first year.
1860; mostly fiction.
Books added during year by pur.
chanse, so; by gift in answer to Fed
Grafton club letters, 600.
No expense to city first three years.
Kept up by Federated Women's clubs
voluntary subscriptions. rent Of audi
torlum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

ing on the building committee.
An examination of old files of the
Express reveals the names of many
who were Jealous friends OF the library
during its early history.
Mrs j. C. Smith, who was custodian
OF club libraries in 1905, kept the
collections in her home and served as
librarian without salary while the
library was building.
Mrs. J. r. Harris, corresponding
secretary Of the City Federation. sent
out several hundred letters soliciting
donations from which numerous gifts
were received.
Major and Mrs. T. B. Biggers. d. d.
Sayer, R. F. Scoffern, Judge F. NJ.
Bailey, II. B. Johnson, Mesdames ".
A. Fox, Leeds. Jno. A. Mcclure. Jno.
w Light, c. Sidney Foster Thos.
Peery, X. Galloway. Win Moore. Webb
Hendrix, W. II. GillSey w. S. Staley,
NJ. c. Cannon, Wallace Hendricks,
Rev. S. " Fait, Rev. NJ. c. Hacker
Rev J. H. Bennett and Z. Hamilton
and many others are reported for fre
ouent services to the infant institu
ton.
Mrs. Jno w. Brown devoted the
last eight years Of her life to the in
terests Of the library and at her death
donated her private library. the most
valuable gift yet received.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
Diplomat to Quit.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. March 2s.-The presi-
dent practically admitted today that
the resignation of O'Shaughnessy may
be received soon. Wilson declared If
he did quit il would be solely because
Of III health. He laudei @ 'shaugh-
nessy's diplomacy.
According TO dispatch received to-
day from Gen Bliss. f;seei Nexicap
federals who were attempting TO en-
ter the q s. at zapata were seized by
the border patrol and held They de-
clared themselves refugees escaping
from the rebels at Guerrero.
Secretary Garrison said If the Mex
lean refugees who are held at III Paso
were ordered released by habeas cor
pus proceedings. it would be up to the
immigration authorities to deport
them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

Telegram Dv United Press.
Londonderry. March 23.--The Cath
olics here were thrown into a near
panic today when they discovered on
a number Of homes OF church leaders
the words. no pope" that had been
written during the night
Shots were fired into many Catholic
homes but no one was injured Fur
ther anti-Catholic demonstrations, it
is feared, may result in open clashes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
Villa with 5000 Men Attacking Two
Towns After Artillery Fire
Lasting All Night-0n
Field in Person
SHAUCHNESSY Is
LIKELY TO RESIGN
Forced to Quit on Account Of His
Health Armed Mexicans Cross
ing Border at Zapata are
Seized by Soldiers
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
constitutionalists Headquarters be-
fore Lerdo, Mexico. March 23.-Nine
thousand men under Villa today are
storming Lerdo and Gomez Palicio
after terrific artillery fire last all
night. The two towns are the gate
way to Torreon, the federal strong
hold.
Villa in a frenzy OF excitement is
riding about the field, encouraging his
troops and frequently stopping 10 show
priyates how to use rifle.
The rebel leader declares he is con
tident that he will soon enter Tor
reon and is in high spirits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

Telegram by United Pres.
Del Rio, Texas. March 23.-Twents
seven constitutionalists wefe captur-
Cd here today b. the border patrol
following a battle at Las Vegas oppo-
site here. in which the federals were
victorious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
MOTHER JONES
AGAIN ARRESTED

Telegram by United Press.
Denver, Colo. March 2s.-Mother
Jones was arrested at waisenburg and
held there in the county Jail, Gen.
Chase announced TO-DAY.
She was taken off of the train by
militiamen when she was enroute to
Tinidad in defiance Of orders OF the
governor to remain out Of the coal
strike zone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
One KILLED
I INJURED

Telegram BY United Press.
Buffalo. n Y, March 2S-One man
was killed and seven strikers were
shst and wounded today when hun
dreds Of strikers attacked a train that
carrying strike breakers to the Gould
Coupler plant at Lancaster. near here
The guards on the train opened fire
when the strikers hurled bricks and
stones at the train and fired a volley
at the strike breakers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
NEW SUITS IN DISTRICT couRr.

In re Funding Bonds Grady County
Bond Issue. Bond. Melton & Melton
Walter Darlington VS.. Manly Mar
lin. Anderson ct al. slS2, foreclosure.
Riddle and Hammerly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

Telegram by United Press
Pccos, Texas. March 2s. Federal
Judge Meek today began hearing on
the application for a writ OF habeas
corpus for the release of the 5000
Mexican prisoners who are held at
Fort Bliss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23

Born. to Dr. and Mrs. c. G Martin
at Pocasset Saturday, a fine baby girl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-23
BANK RossER SHOT.

Telegram By United Press.
Altoona. Pa. March 23.-One
robber was shot in the stom-
ach and will die when an at
: tempt was made to rob the
; Union National bank this after
znoon.