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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
INTERSTATE TRADE
COMMISSION BILL
SENATE COMMITTEE DETER.
MINED TO GET ACTION
ON ITS Err lARaINGIfi
MAIN LEGISL ALTON
Consideration Of ali Amendmenss
Limiting Size Of Corpora
tions Dropped
MAIN LEGIsL ALTON
(Ry Aaaociated Press 4,

Washington. Feb, 20.--Detefmined
to get decisive action on framing
an interstate trade commission biz as
the kpgstona Of the Misunderstanding
antitrust legtslative program, the
Gaaase Eoramitsee on inter4iafe ttpn.
nlcrcs today decided to coiupIare It's
revised daft OF the measure within
a few daSs The finished .lreft III vas
stated VIII be submitted 20 President
Wilson s;and Attarfey General ) Me-
yReyonlds before tho committee REL
ports II to the senate, and conferences
also will be held with members OF
the house sllh-coinIiiifta - ssi.Iel. 81
working on the same task.
Today the ccrlfnitte tes Is ndarsfssatI
to have Ilrnnnasa2 eanaidasa tiss.. -
all amendments which would limit
the size of corporations that wottitf
come under, the jurisdiction OF the
proposed eonmission The president
and attorney general, Il was UNDER
STOOD ind suggested tnai ii would he
difficult TO frame any such exemption
in terms OF dollars or capitalization
and that proposed amen asssSsszs -
leave without the jurlsdfction of a
trade cotnni sion, firms under So
800, goo or $500 o woaild be impracti5
caDiesSf ~ ~
Many lneInbers of the. committee
have held % similar view OF the sit
aation Il Is proposed, However TO
work out some plan whereby small
corpora ktQpRi may = relieved OF nm
due publicity IN q 4 ,aqnlslt pros
cesses OR ne 81 8 s, 4 s 3
An n1ier 10 the biif which
j would i1enfe II Y aet tozls ~ the sarsse
Tlisalpns being conducted BY ;dne pro-
CESS spg lelgs VIII be d l1 the
flnfk8s q iilni ke 10 WORK / sl IdB-
hlkle. IS iffsl
ylsela iii has seii aIsf6sed
OF, sen1 tS IS e ID viii ccnfeg
With the li6asgy ud icfary reonninittee
on thesepe sted ieg aslats0f 10 stiyDle-
ment the Sherman law, with q view TO.
revising tentative bills SO that they
Will not In any way conflict with the
anti-trust law, nor impair, or ccn4
plicate that statute. I, ;.
Thomas B. Patton, OF the American
3 fess. ss=si3 atic;s, ES.s5p posed before
sthe house Judiciary COMMITTEES fnoSii-
slcations Of tie bin to prohibit inter-
locking directories, so. that directors
OF uaItES nIgnI pc permitted tosBerVe
in any number uf hanks no two OF
which are located in lie sarna nffv-
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Senate "a 0Cles Up Wilson
lie His r lieu

Sweden. Portugal ard sVitzsrIa1a.
Champions az arbitration rs an tIls
ternational principle aliti aerg m,
the democratic ranks ex pressed grasi-t
tfcatton at the result slle II adv Ds
them saw In q q inssleAss ~ Il ~ af slsss
desire Of the president enr repeal te
the Panama canal TOLLS provision
would be met without a aii9lcuis Tiat
this will be the next i1tps sant fore
eigp issue to occupy the ttentien Oh
congress- there Is no doubt
y Presidento gtlEon lctsas ~ "a IA
known that he Is soE otis s0tlt re-.
peal; that thera can Be "a ~ Cos q
mise, He wants is etgn q rs kfe
world that the Unitea sea & swilp
stana firmly by ti1l q
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PROTECTION
IS DEMANDED
& By Associated pressl

At meeting held at FL Peso,
exaGov. McCuTry of New MEXICO
=S@s, last night, adGccsed By
and attended BY q tremendous
crowd, resolutions were adopted
c0EGluding rs follows:
Resolved, that tElis message
BE sent TO the Presidens of tRe
United States, the British Anbas.
sss.ss. sss 5ss i=sh ==sshas:zi5tz4.s 5.GaIa 5.GaIa &c =5zz1
United States senator's, with the
request that e he sead into 1ihe
congressional record, and we an.
peal to them and to all ot1r Eepre.
sentes.ges of congress Co adont
Q resolution 60 compel the state
department 60 transmit to Com
gress its record pertaininR 10 che
OtlsRages eonslaifGed against AM
orleans and foreigners In Mexico
ard TO take such action as viii
efve our neonIe ~ nscseetion
qtsafsat4ed them under the con.
stlsltionsl right agd to maintain
Nag honor and prestige OF our
ca 1tttltty IN the ei oE HE world,
~ We appeal to y0a TO EaalTs
he facts known to the American
EeoPle and TO see that our citis
Eers who are living IN Asaaexico
and have invested their money.
there IA SoSs1a faith faith are Izivs.n ,fEIs IL
wfoteceion that is iIiek2y S7tie
EEII..SEsss."
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CETY rA1Aal1R3sE AY q
M y ~ FET1N~2sAk1k9
WILL GO. 40 PEN
convicsed of Accepting So, 900
As Proteetish Money From
Vice EsssoEk
nav A ar'oIr ! ) 7 : I5 : s,,,,l =,

ST Paul, Mimi, Feb, 70, Martin i.
Rnil1'
jlelices aDl tsd Turn 81 fds si.iis eli
aeteetiy iye. adj jtldg ed 81 ilEy ofi bribery.
tTI the third degree today We're sen &
tsilced 10 serve esc q term of NOT 10
ten Years iti IKE state Z prfs1n'
at 81 liTaterN They were con ffceSd On
an indictment charSing them With
acceptance OF $4,000 from an under
ground woman whose resort, Il was
charged. was TO be accorded police
protection. & & i
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WIlI Aronae strong Peelina.

london, Feb. q. THE foreign Of
fce last night had no information
concerning the execution at Jiafez of
William s. benton. The news arriy-
ed In London at a late hour. when an
government Offices liad closed for the
day and no oficiaI opinion coald he
obtained g ~ ;ss,,,l = q. \ s
NsWsrspers are Withholding edito-.
rial comment on the affair probably
waiting for fuller Information. but
all o. them this Elorping give the
greatest promineuee IN Their J, news
columns to the execution. which &c s.
believed, will arouse stronR foailne
The Daily Mail IN connection yglfh
the execution OF ReEton prints = q
sketch OF Villas career OF .sViIlfahL
les. 9 !. J. O 3 3. Z. : 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
TO sUPREaIE EUtitlE aIll ]. * 4.
fBy Assoclateill Iiessa

Concord. N, H., Feb. aOs- Rea-, :
s5iiiis' 5Faiisti.iiS iisti.i titS. petition OF
Harry Thaw for u linhAha corflua .
writ to prevent HIS sSEFadiction y
TO New York State as ii fugitive 81
from Justice. today we're presant- =
ed to- Federal Judge Edgar AL 3
drich who intimated that lie nligiir
leave It 10 the federal supreme
court for decision. .s g 8 .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
INCREAsgn RnETaIIa GO

Washington. Feb. 2os
advance varytns from tIlf X { ails 3
five ceEts q. hunrded poniifa III ne
transcont tIneHtal freight ~ "a 81 fnrnS.z q
'ture IN Fioads from Nhkgi rsss{el; ~ I
aud Virginia points TOD as vac Sl1sz
pended 81 tie iafefsl =; IS, =, =
accmnisson s4ta sane 60. pSf, NJ ie;,
yestlgs.:S1s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
OfaeiaIs Diaanaa Ritnafion.

- 7.
Washington, Feb. 90. The MeSinah
|sit9ation today Fab brought auioisig
20 point ef intellae interest by the
! Z IN 81 8:
k3dsfS0.Is 6f3tlea saBieef. 4isl Il nfef,
Killed Ia JIarez by orde 81 Cen
slseo villa, the cohst. ntianatist
ICpEnmander f 5isi 81 s.
Sir Spring Rice British aiiiha 81 a.
dor, conferred with Secretary 33iatuh
about II and President Wilson and
his cabinet discussed It briefly and
the state department ordered atEof.
ough Investigation by consular re-
ports on the border. In this case. Tor
the Grst time since the present fepo-
luton began year ago, the general
Iafning fresa the U;aitsa Stasss zoYs
eriiment 10 Mexican factions 10 pro-
tect foreigners, went unhee6ed, Though
s.efe Is sssfy evidence sc shi;aS;~- 81 CIV ~. -
the r,tish ambassador and, the state
ttIaeEt 9 ssa if. (. &c tSs1 l7at "a
Benton g Impending fate to iIiferceiiE
specifically for him. The news slloeI
ed oiiciais generally who had cone
to believe tiinr len. vilia Ytiily realized
the position OF tile America Il ioYsitiiI
meht sni regard tos the pfote eetioil bf
torei ignefs 9 In .co, IjnftfGisihrix sii
the nor faihof that cotftry. ltl
7, haven't s.!gicI lent facts ON which
10 Base nm opinicb," said SedFetsfy
Bryan st6fiifsit { Nlitlntli / nave re IA
depHrtment l@Lli express mo- 6binion. 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
NATIONAL cIlaHlPI0 sAlr
SHy Asspciale ii {

: EOasaf eal z nJ ia - Me-
tionah racduet Ctaf min SO tslh
tennis IN q auet eluh k0fify s
;fraii Hi 81 q & I,
ga; Dwight r. DaSis S {. ss
srelfce Isy ~ & ! es!! 81
81 ssil "a rs beist
mai Y, slllsk Let fess
Scott lalsd Osborne tsia, winnIaf
out throuEhs his brilliant service ana
better condition. 'ii
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IDESrIFTcATIoS BTscREDr4nD. }.

Santa Barbara. Gala, FEB. S0.4A
body washed up BIZ the sea on the
leach at Gayiota, near here, ss not
that OF Francis Lewis Clark, Spol
kane mIliLonaire. who dIaa bpaared flve
weeks ego, according to walter Chute,
1latlt's, valet, who to-day FIewcd The
body. { 4. 81 $
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LEGIsLATURR RgCRDEs.
lstalIis q AeI on AIppirselprIatlons yex.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
T Columbia, Feb. 20. The Senate Fri-
day night ndinnrnad q nnfil Mondav
night In thes meantime the finance
committee VIII work ON the general
appropriation h,ll. Final adjourn-
ment may come about Wednesday.
! After session at which little was
accomplished, the House adjourned
Monday night at s o'clock.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
REc0MMFYD IaFFR0VRMSTs
4 tb9s-lAlI--zlsNs ~ :. g.
(By Associated Press ]

Wy ABNDGIuEeu PThBs.E
Washington. Feb, 20.4 Federal aid
for Improvement ON the Illinois and
Mississippi rivera to carry out the
Grea. I.akas- he.cnlf waterwaya,
plan today was Recommended to Con-
gross by Secretary Garrison OF tile
War Department.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
D0VERSOis's DAUaHTER aaRfsEY.

New geslt. FEB 20. Mrs. William
J. Gayness Widow og The late ayor
LOT New York, tnday a1fonncea tlia
sil 81 gehfefsc OF Eer, third S.ak iikSs
HeieH, aged 70. 10 i. 2 Bedford. 4
son OF Me- ard Mss r. III. Bedford.
.6f Brookisn.
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3 ReeefSed No h6yIeelsI

Mexico City Feb. Sir Liorel
Garden, the British mipister, has re-
nniy,ad tssst iAsaufiaasI isslslLlskt.sl l sSs ). :
ecntionfof Benton and does not ex-
IEeet any except incidentally. since
IN his opinion the case does not COM
eern the government. 10 which he is
shooting 70 death OF Benton tsiaay
were fsceived at the foreign once,
where the news aroused an attitiiiie
OF expectancy. +. (
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
AIN aEEx c. ASI OF
e I FEuD
Finding as Ablazs Farmer
Bel :l ~ e { Scene and
n Instantly Killed
fBy. abclhfef prt.ss.

BarbouFsyiIs II ~, Feb 90. Arous-
ed early today b, d fire that was de-
atroying his naFn. Henry Fdlts a
1aFIuert3l l5FIuE near mere, rusned out
OF his home accompanied by his fam
: lily, Oniy TO De INST With d Voiley OF
bullets that killed trnlEz Instantly and
injured several pf the others. Tns
iIIllsIliYel I0T we nI.slHttnB ~ HinI1WIl.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
LESS MONEY FOR INDTANaI

Washington. Feb. 2gssTiiss annual
!a'iia.. n shpropriattoh 5iiss
from bureau estimator today passed
seate. &. e 3 sssllss7 81 S s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21
lGRs ll0RERr sTKIE.YgNsON.

z SBfita Barbafas Calf, Feb. go. Mrs.
Robert Louis Stevenson, wife OF the
faifleli move lat. died OF aplcplexy 1t
ller home In Mont eel 10 yest stsfday. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21

ol lnulghaIiOn Today broke along the
border when Il became known that
William s. Benton, British subject
and wealthy landholder In, Mexico,
VINO disappeared Tuesday, mad, been
executed by rebels in JuaFez, after he
iiad Ilide protest To Gen. Francisco
villa about alleged depredatIons Of the
constitutionalisis.
A mass meeting was held tonight
and resolutions aaapsed censuring
the. state department. at Washington
for its alleged supp hessIons of fhe
consular report 0t the iBsnion-. case
Z and calling on Congress, To. demand
from the departments d d; state a fuil
7 record of alleged crimes and outTa ges
against foreigners in Mexico i,ii,i,'i
The meeting came as the oiimar, of
DAY 1f excitement caused nyi.5 news new
of the death of Benton! & The injecting
was first called for Cleveland sanare,
: but Mayor Kelly. in O letter to George
Curry, former governor OF New Mex
ieos asked Hin to rent hall, as he
) regaFded an open meeting as DANCE
roug. The mayor said he would sup
prasa any attempt to hold a meeting
IN the open. This was granted and
thetcrowd was turned from Cleveland
: Hnnara to the building.
Former Governor George Curry. OF
Z New Mexico was to be the principal
Z .sEns snes her he gas named ea.n.n ..saa
of one at an impromptu INDIGNATION
meeting In the lobby OF the Hotel Shell.
don,. Headquarters ofzforeigners driven
out OF Mexico, to Investigate the kilt
+ Ing OF Benton, but his Inquiries de-
yeloped npthitig not previcnsi$ -,;;;;s,-
fiiished. Mr.. Curry. first went to Thorn.
- -. = States consul
i = = ~. ( W. VI g, Z
4 sS * qllsnk nterYIeye ed.
tsfSss ssfSss shir. Cons Z, he sfEid. atae Dens,le
.goi 81 ano hiit q ~ fffi1S
8 "a 81 A Is a I iiYlf, ~
3ea ke Sf the murder Of EViiiIafll Renz
tliH They have been iliial1le n, laa,n
4 detItiIs Of the crime and have asked M
{ 10 seek Information. Any li1he ynn
can shed on the subject will ne a,,nrs,.
cidted. Ii
have telezrapaed the secretarv
OF state that Benfori,s 6eaYh had hean
officially reported TO me p replied tha
consul. ''Sucii other details have
forwarded to Washington by nsS,il
Gen villa said he did not care IN faiii
o; the 9aEe TO the press Or
gave me the Information FOR Mrs.
Renfon, the widow, and the state al.
partment. They arc ~ Jihart,, ts,'.aii,
butt promised the general / wonid
remain auiet.nT : q =, s /,
lAsfhedd as 10 ms use OF the nbrase
Officially reported iea6.1 iriid n he
personally thought the offlcial renort
by villa might have been fnis,ead.np
the consul said that inasmticb ss All, IL
/ rebels, have been sending rhihma ns
prisoners to Jnarez, and Jnarez prisr 81 Is.
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tween Villa and Gen. Scott on the In
ternational bridge here Saturday.
Gen Scott already had sent Villa a
copy OF rules governing civilized war
ware, aud while the conference Sat-
urday concerned the establishment o!
q neutral zone ut Torreon, the Ameri-
can general took occasion 10 renew
his advice that villa observe the rules
OF war, and treat all prisoners fairly.
villa accepted the execution IN ap.
parent Guod part. As evidence OF
good faith he pointed our Yttiat re-.
Gently he had guaranteed The safety
of foreigners WHO wished Ito resume
their wonted occupations in rebel ter
George {. 6arothees, who .repre-
.sSsllts the state department in many
slnsS itl tie rebels and WIN will
;lla prekeflt at the battle Of Torrcbn In
she tiiteres OF foreigners was
prom o. IS ~ port pf The alleged 'churt-
News that the government at WASH
ington had oSdered an Investigation
by refugees was received with indff-
ference and sneers. These. were too
excited to take a calm vie wof the sit
,uGtion. 8
From Famous Family
sE.tsa IS from fatn0ii5 family.
His maternal grand father, Col. Hay,
IS said TO have participated as an OF.
ihear IN the fnnan.,s charEe, os the light
brigade at .Balaklaga. Two cousins
are IN the, British army. One, Capt,
Norman Benton, is with the engineer
CORDS at East Bourne. England. The
other, Lieut.. Ivan Benton, lis an ar.
tiilery ofiicer at present on leave in
Switzerland. - 8,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-06

secret Of his life-how he adored the
lovely face his art had perpetrated.
Never had the fair, innocent girl
been so moved. Tears were m her
eyes as she noted the wretchedness
of his poor soul, whose delicate face
showed the ineaments of genius.
Everything must be done to save
so precious a Hfe," she told the wo-
man. Then day after day for week
some irresistible influence drew her
to the place which her money trans
formed into a haven of comfort.
One day she. came when the
mOurnful eyes of the artist were once
more calm and clear. The crayon was
gone from its accustomed place. He
handed it to her done up in paper.
81 have learned of all your kind
ness" he said simply.
'You wish me to take the picture?"
she asked.
"It is yours. have seen you in
reality-there is more lasting por-
traiture in my heart"
He spoke with the desperation and
disappointment of a fitting spirit.
You must liver she cried impul-
sively, reading the oracle Alright
''for my sake-will you not?"
His soulful eyes strove to read the
secret of that beautiful face To Eli
nor he was as a being above the COM
mon. She flushed. The admiration of
his glance thrilled her.
you must let me drive you each
day till you get well, she said
And that was the beginning of the
beautiful end that saw two harmoni-
GUS souls joined in undying love and
joy.
-O-O-
nEEnER
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-06

Statistics at hand show that about
5 per cent of the women of New York
are enrolled for equal suffrage. That
means about 10000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-06

At dinner in a quiet family, old
chap, was amazed to see the only
son appear in his first pair of elongat-
ed trousers, so to speak. The lad
seemed shy and self-conscious in his
mature apparel, and he was not re-
assured by his little sisters comments
as follows:
Gee, Johnny's scream in his first
long strides! Those man-size juni-
pers fit him worse'n they used to
clinch his dad At the old knowledge
box today all the guys kidded him,
yelling: Get a barrelp Even teacher
couldn't swallow a whoop when she
lamped the jeans. Never mind, John
ny, it's time to hit the fodder and if
you eat enough you can grow into
those stilt-bags!"
My world 49,.
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1870
NEEDED

Crawford What kind of a new tire
pump is he trying to invent?
Crabshaw-One that doesn't make
you tired.
Rub lump of sugar several times.
back and forth over the outside of
lemon. Sufficient oil will be extract
ed to give cup of chocolate most
delicious flavor when the sugar is
added.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-11
Orchestra
JUDGE RIDDLE
COMMENDED


El Reno Democrat: Judge F. e.
Riddle succeeds Judge Hayes. who re.
signed few days ago to become a
candidate for United states senator.
Judge Riddle is one Of the best known
lawyers in Oklahoma and has been the
successful attorney in many hard
fought legal battle There is no clean
er. abler man in the state than Judge
Riddle He came to the state in the
earlier days and has been in the fore
front OF the enthusiastic, earnest hand
OF men that have nc. only written their
own names aigh on the roll Of fame.
but have made the state or the Fair
God known wherever language is
spoken and men pant for liberty.
Without such men as Riddle the things
that have been accomplished in this
state could not have been performed.
One may search the history Of the
times since he came to Oklahoma and
not even whisper can 0e heard
against his integrity as a man, his abil-
ity as lawyer and his lofty principles
as private citizen. Judge Riddle
will be candidate to succeed himself
from this district on the supreme
bench. That he is entitled to this re-
cognition must be admitted. The peo-
pie Of this state are to be congratulate
ed upon an opportunity to cast their
vote for this able jurist, and the people
Of this district will grasp With pleasure
the opportunity TO have placed his
name before the voters Of the ce3nmon-
wealth. The courts are now the bul-
wark Of the common people, ana they
may rest assured that their liberties
and rights will always be protected
when such men as Judge f. Z. Riddle
wear the ermine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-11
BAILEY ENDORSED
BY STEPHENS-B BAR

Stephens county lawyers this week
adopted the following resolutions
Whereas. Honorable Frank M.
Bailey, judge Of the district court in
and for the fifteenth Judicial district
OF Oklahoma, is candidate for cleo
tion TO the supreme court OF the state
OF Oklahoma from the fourth supreme
court district Of the state; and,
Whereas, We realize fully his emf
nent fitness Tor the position that he
asplres 70 and believing that he pos
sesses in the highest sense all OF the
qualifications desired In a jurist, and
believing that If be is elected to this
position he win reflect credit Apon
the bench and bar, as wen as the eli
tire state Of Oklahoma
Now, therefore, we, the Bar Associa-
ton Of stephens county. Oklahoma,
hereby give our unqualified endorse
ment 70 the candidacy OF Judge Bailey
to the supreme bench Of this state and
we cheerfully assure him Of our cordial
support of his candidacy.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. r. WOMACK, Pres.
J. W. MARSHALL, Sec.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-11


The Duncan Banner comments on
Judge Baileys candidacy as follows:
In Judge Frank NJ Bailey the De
moeracy OF Oklahoma and Of this su-
prenie court district may justly boast
Of a candidate OF the highest charac-
ter. both as citizen and as lawyer.
For over seven years Judge Bailey has
served the people OF the Fifteenth iu-
dicial district and ras made an envia-
Bile record. He is regarded as one vi
the best district judges in the state.
His decisions have been fair and inn
partial at all times. He has always
maintained that rare judicial mien
which commands and holds the respect
Of the court attendants, the bar and
litigants in general. There is no Gu
didate in the race fer supreme court
judge who is better equipped or who
would reflect greater honor upon the
state than he OF rare attainments,
well versed in the law, of untarnished
name and reputation and withal a
Democrat of the old school, there is
every reason to believe that the people
Of this district win rally to the support
Of Judge Bary. Certain it is that he
win have the solid backing Of the yot-
ers Of stephens counay, regardless Of
political affilition
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-11

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play. and peeyishness Is the signal foi
Whites Cregm Nermifuge A few
doses Of this excellent remedy puts
an end 70 tho worms and the child
soon acts naturally Price 25c per bot
Gle Sold BY Owl drug store and Pub
lie drug store Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-11
QUEER OLD WILL DISCOVERED

Telegram by United Press
Washington, April fl.-fegister OF
Wills Boyd Parsall was today exhibit
ing to callers the following remarkable
old will, bearing the probation date q
April s, 1871, which he recently came
across while searching for some eigh-
teenth century records:
My Will and desire is that as soon
as may be convenient after my dHatil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-11

ny remains be buried lu plain ami
private manner in a white oak coffin.
jointed but not planed under the sugar
tree in my orchard that no whisky or
other spirituous liquor be used on the
occasion, nor any Of the usual and ems,
tomary griegs or MORNINGS. those
mere estensibilities, external parade
of affection, hypocrisy and dissimula
tion Of mourning where grief is ab.
sent"