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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
CANDIDATE
FOR JUDGE
SUP. COURT
F. E. Riddle, Recently Appointed
Associate Justice by Governor
Announces He is in Race
to Succeed Himself

Oklahoma City, April lS.--Judge F..
T. Riddle this afternoon issued the
following announcement:
nc the Voters Of the Fourth Supreme
Court Judicial District:
hereby announce as a candidate
to succeed myself as associate justice
Of the supreme court from the fourth
supreme court judicial disalict, com
posed Of the following counties: Ok
lahoma. Canadian, Caddo, Jackson,
Tiliman. Cotton, Comanehe. Stephens.
Jefferson. Grady, Murray, Garvin, Nc
Claim and Cleveland, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary in
August
believe in the following principles,
ard shall endeavor to put them in
force. so far as practicable;
The mission or high purpose of the
judicial department of every govern
ment is to protect human rights and
administer exact Justice To this end.
the courts, in the construction and ap-
plication OF the law, should follow rea-
son and do justice, rather than be
bound by precedent, when unsupport-
ei BY reason or contrary to justice. If
the judiciary is to keep pace with the
other departments of government in
this progressive age, form and techni-
cality must give way to substance,
right and Justice In order that the
courts may retain their integrity anu
the confidence and respect Of the peo-
! PIE, it is necessary that the judiciary
he kept free from politics The law,
| based upon sound principles, should
be the courts sovereign guide. be-
lieve that all public officials should
put in practice the spirit Of section IL,
article OF the constitution, by Civ
ing full measure in honest and consci-
ertious service to the state in return
for the confidence of the people and
tie compensation paid them,
When / accepted the appointment as
associate justice OF the supreme court
did so with the purpose Of giving ny
fun time to the duties of the office
The court is far behind, and the pres
ence of each member is required con
stantly; hence, shall be able to give
Int little time to campaigning
Should fail to call on YOU, it vii
be because am giving my time an,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
PROSPECTS
Are BRIGHT
AT CEMENT
Reports Of a Gusher Unfounded but
indications Grow Better Gas
Flow Growing Stronger
All the Time

That some of the reports that came
fiom the Cement well yesterday even
ing were exaggerated was learned up
On the arrival of definite information
late yesterday afternoon. but that
there was some excuse for the excite
n,ent that prevailed was evident when
the true state of affairs was made
known.
The reports on the street yesterday
evening were to the effect that gush-
er had been struck at Cement and that
the oil was rolling over the top of the
we'll in six inch stream. Probably
tie reason for such statement is the
fact that a great quantity of gas had
accumulated and the dark coIored
shale in which they we're drilling, be
ing ground to sand by the drill and
mixed with water, was at times thrown
from the well by the gas pressure.
Samples Of the formation brought
from the well last night have every
indication that something in the ma
turc of o pay streak" is very near.
The formation is blue shale and gives
Off an unmistakable odor of oil and
gas. The samples brought in from the
well were in the nature of sand, but
were simply particles of shale that
Lad been ground fine by the drill
Even after having been hauled from
the well to Chickasha. these samples
Gid not lose the petroleum od0r.
The latest authentic report from
the well last night was that as the
drilling progressed the gas became
strongoEthe overflow had stopped and
tne rumbling heard from the depths
OF the we'll was growing perceptibly
louder. The drillers and officers Of
the company believe beyond the
shadow of a doubt that the drill is
hammering at the door of production.
All telephone neptions were
down this morning between the well
and Chickasha and it is impossible TO
,lcarn anything later than last nights
reports.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
OF
3 COUNTIES
IN CONTEST

The Odd Fellows Of the Rock Island
district, composed Of stephens, Nc
Claim. and Grady counties, are gath
cred today in Chickasha for their
fourth semi-annual meeting, and dur
ing the day every train has been de
posting l. 0. 0. r. members here.
with the result that the crowd is as
sun.ing favorable proportions.
The grand master. c. A. Skeen. and
wife, arrived last night and will be
present at the afternoon and evening
sessions al the K p hall. B. r. La
Fayette arrived this morning from
Checota. Mrs. Lafayette is president
OF the Rebekah assembly and their
session will be held in the Pythian
hall.
A general business session is on for
this afternoon at X. P. hall to be fol-
lowed by big feed" and contests in
degree work this evening, Several
teams are entered in the contests, the
niize for which is a silver loving cup,
presented to the district last january
by the Comanche |, 0. 0, F lodge.
The cup is to be contested for atsach
session. the team making the highest
score to win the cup
Sunday exercises will be held in the
Methodist church, at o'clock The
exercises viii be open to the public
and cordial invitation is extended to
all. A special program has been ar
ranged featuring some of the best tai
ent in the city. Also there will be a
number Of speeches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
HOLD FETE
TONICHT

Leave it to j. Pluvius to turn the
sprinhling can on the whole country
every time a dance is to be staged in
the Convention hall. The Annual As
sembly, scheduled for last night in the
Convention hall. was postponed on ac-
count Of the rain and viii be held in
that hall tonight.
All the features previously announc-
ed for the big event viii be used to-
right and the preliminaries, including
TIE cabaret feature. will commence
promptly at o'clock, in order to wind
up the entire evenings program be-
tsIe the stroke of Il and the advent
of Sunday morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
LABOR SECRETARY ON
THE TALKING CIRCUIT.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Hazelton, Pa, April 1S.-Secretary
Of Labor William B. Wilson and Gift
ford Pinchot, former federal forester,
and prominent Progressive, tonight
were scheduled to address thel ocal
Chautauqua meeting on Democratic
ana Progressive policies and princi-
ls,es respectively. The Pennsylvania
Chautauqua circuit is in charge of to-
nights opening of a series of meetings
which will be held here, at South
Bethlehem, West Chester, Carlisle,
Lancaster, Coatesyille and Chester. it
is the same Chautauqua management
under which Secretary of State Bryan
spoke last year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
DAMAGE IN
OUTLYING
DISTRICTS

Early this morning reports were to
the effect that Vrden. Amber. Cement
and Anadarko has suffered from the
scrm were circulated freely. but the
reports have NOT been confirmed. In
tho instance Of verden and Amber,
later reports deny the statement Of
loss in those towns. and state that
there was no damage done
The outlying country suffered Sc
yeiely in sections, principally to the
north Of chickasha, and ranging to the
northeast. while even the northwest
section was struck severely in places.
Mrs c. G. Cottrellf living northeast
of Chickasha, suffered broken leg
ard body bruises. The Cottrell house
was blown over and later caught fire
and was completely destroyed. includ-
ins everything contained therein in
the way OF household goods and fnrni-
tire.
On the c. II. Harris place. little
ncvth Of town. large barn and the
hcase were completely wrecked MI,
A.Yerson wife and four children were
IN the house. A fiye-yearold boy was
injured, but not seriously
Ed Tucker's barn. six miles west Of
town, was destroyed, one horse being
Killed
Many light structures were blown
down and telephone wires suffered
ses erely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April 1S.-War with
Mexico is regarded here as almost a
certainty at / o'clock this afternoon.
Officials here have about given up
hope OF a peaceful settlement.
The United States has sent the last
word to the effect that Huerta must
salute the American flag in full day
light with 21 guns with all formality
or face the army and navy Of the
United States. Huerta has until 6
O'Clock tomorrow evening to do this
and if he does not the president will
make history on Capitol Hill next
Monday.
The president conferred with the
cabinet almost the entire afternoon.
He has lost all hope that Huerta will
yield but he is now convinced that the
Jlnited Press uncensored message
from its Mexico City correspondent
stating that Huerta desired war was
a correct statement OF facts
This dispatch was the first word
official Washington had had from an
outside source that Huerta was only
playing with this government
The presidents statement was short
and pointed 1t was stated that HUI
erta wanted to give less than com
plete reparation and that the presi-
dent had given him till o'clock Sun
day evening TO make amends.
Secretary Bryan has cancelled his
Miami. Florida. reservation. and will
not leave as he had planned Offic-
ials here expect that Huerta will hand
O'Shaughnessy his passports upon re-
celpt OF the American ultimatum
Washington has no news as to how
tie rebels in the north will take a
declaration Of war, but the general
feeling is THAI they will be hostile to
tie United States
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of C. NJ. Fechheimer
win be held at the residence, 210 South
Eleventh street, at o'clock Monday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
Dead and injured.

Dead and injured.
The three-months-old infant Of Mr..
ard Mrs William Asper. dead
William Asper. cut in head and chin.
three ribs broken. internal injuries.
general bruises.
Mrs William Asper. cut about face
and head, bruised in shoulder and
ankle, two teeth gone. body bruises.
still unconscious ats O'Clock thi
morning.
Fay Asper. aged I, bruised aboat
hody; not serious
y, x. Mead, shoulder dislocated bad
eut ever eye, ankle broken
Mrs. D. X Mead, bruised about hips
and shoulders.
J. Il, Maint. bad cuts about head.
Mrs J. r. Martin, injuries in back
ara shoulders
Baby Of Mr. and Mrs J r Martin,
scratches on face
Minors injuries to others immedi-
a,ely in the path OF the storm.
That the storm was genuine
~twisterr is evidenced from the fact
that some OF the house were blown
one way and some another, and their
wrtckaee scattered Der a wide area.
Tho geseral course OF the storm seems
IL haev been from the west or a little
To the northwest. II was 50 sudden
and without warning that no one was
aware OF the imminent danger until il
vas too late. yvery few had time to
eet into tho shelter Of their storm cell
lars
The storm struck between SIS and
$50 and found many Of the people in
bed
The pranks played by the wind are
III strict accordance With those attend
nrt to any tornado The home Of VIII
liam Asper was literally torn 70 splin-
tors and scattered in a northeasterly
direction for about 100 yards. Mrs.
Asper was found unconscious 200 yards
from where the house had stood.
Charles Asper, six years old. was found
naked $50 yards south Of the house,
bit was not injured. When the shock
came, Mr.. Asper was caught between
folding bed and the door facing and
lster was thrown into the yard, where
he found Fay, the seven-year-old
dsughter, and together they rolled into
the shelter Of a ditch, great deal Of
debris blowing over their heads.
Nj. Asper is local agent for an oil
company and the oil delivery wagon
with several cans Of oil was standing
ii the street in front of the house.
some Of the cans were overturned, the
oil spilled and il was in q puddle Of
oil and water that the baby was found
about % yards from the house The
infant had cut in the forehead, but
otherwise was not particularly injured.
II died about IL o'clock last night.
The home OF d. r. Mead was at the
southern OF a row Of three houses. In
this house were Mr.. and Mrs Mead
and four children The other two
houses were vacant After the storm
there was not enough lumber left Of
tie three houses to construct even r
two room shack. Mr.. Mead and
the baby we're partially covered
up in the wreckage Of the house, while
the other children and Mrs Mead were
hlown into the yard Two OF the lit
tie girls were picked up 30 yards from
the house, but the baby was dug on
from under the cook stove, which was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18

Generally cloudy and pleasant, en-
tire stale had good rain, except
Amarillo, El Paso and Browns
VILE -.---------------- 62 to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18

Tenn

Generally partly cloudy 10 cloudy
and threatening heavy rains and
bail storm during night over central
part Of state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April 1S.-Stopped in
the very act Of making drive, the
president rushed back to the WEite
Eouse when Bryan and Tumulty came
ont to the golf links with copy OF
huerta's reply It was stated that
EIuerta was still auibbling.
"Huerta viii quihble TIL Christmas.
said Secretary Burleson. II you fol-
Continued on Page ThrssA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
GREAT ACTIVITY AT
WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington Officials Practically
Abandon Hope Of Peaceful
Settlement President and
Cabinet in Session
BULLETIN.
Telegram by united Press.

&SAcSi an W Culteu t>reSS.
WASHINGTON, APRIL 1s.-HuER-
IA HAS BEEN GIVEN TILL SIX
O'CLOCK TOMORROW NIGHT TO
FIRE A SALUTE AND TO MAKE
AMENDS FOR HIS CONDUCT.
JOHN LIND HAS BEEN SUMMON
ED TO THE WHITE HOUSE. GREAT
ACTIVITY is MANIFESTED AT THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Telegram pv United Press.
Washington, April 1S.-A simulta-
neous salute is demanded by Huerta
in his reply to the last American. de-
mand and it will be refused.
This is taken to mean almost Ger
tain war measures. This statement
was made by high administration Of
ficial at the White House today.
Hnerta insists on a gun for gun"
salute and it is stated that Bryan has
cabled an absolute refusal. 1t was
stated here that Wilson has given
Huerta "a hours to fire the salute as
demanded by Admiral Mayo. Great
activity was noted in the war depart
ment Immediately after the receipt OF
Huerta's reply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18

personal attention to the duties Of the
ofiice-F f. Riddle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
Local Temperature.

Tonight fair and colder; Sunday,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
THE WEATHER ELSE WHERE.

Western Union reports received at
a. m.:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-18
Real 7 Sister Sweeps Through Frisco
Addition Leaving Death and
Destruction in Wake
Families in Distress
s HOUSES WRECKED
OTHERS DAMAGED
Two Months Old Asper Baby
is Dead Father and Mother
Seriously Injured Apache
Seed House Demolished

One death and number injured,
with considerable property loss, are
The results Of the tornado that visited
The northern suburbs OF Chickasha
last night, the list being as follows
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-11
.L|EGE FORTS ARE SAID
TO Be STILL INTACT.
An Important Battle is Believed
to be Imminent.
/ NUMEROUS SKIRMISHES
Reported That Germany iS MobiIiz-
ing 1,OOO,O00 OF the Landstrum,
or Final Reserve


or Final Reserve.
An Associated Press yesterday
says official reports from France give
no denite details OF the strength of
the French movement in Alsace near
the Swiss frontier, where General
Joffre is believed to he i'm command.
Austrian troops have been hurried
t'ere to the aid of tie Germans and
all important Gyt' is believed to De
imminent.
Indications az that another for
ward movement of the main French
force is in preparation near Metz
as official reports from Paris say the
German troops have inundated the
Seville valley between Metz and
Nancy to hinder the French advance.
but the quantity of water is under
stood to be insufficient to prevent tne
French forward movement.
Aside from the nanking movement
through Belgium, by which the
French assume the German army
was trying 20 get to the rear of the
- '.''' D '.li' II h'l Il tN~''S hll the IRON
tier, indications we're today that
strong German advance is TO be
made on France by way OF LuXem-
burg.
a German accommodating patrol
penetrated 46 miles into French ter
iritory.
The London Daily Telegraph's
Brussels correspondent says that
Germany is mohilizing 100000 OF
the Landstrum, or final reserve.
Numerous skirmishes are recorded
along the Franco G erman frontier,
none, however, very serious.
The French troops are reported in
Paris TO have seized a German aero
plane factory at Muelhausen.
/ Germa ntroops occupy the town of
Liege but not the surrounding forts,
which were still holding out today,
according to Belgian reports.
lull in the lighting was an
nounced from Brussels, which city
expects that the next clash will oc-
cur when the allied forces have COM
pleted plans to take the offensive
against the German troops.
Brussels reports the German
cavalry retiring before the French
advance. The German cruisers
Goeben and Brcslau have evaded
their British and French pursuers
and have arrived nthe Adriatic. An
Austrian fleet was reported proceed
ing from PoIa to succor them
Paris reports the Austrian troops
to have fallen back before the Ser
vians ON the Bosnian frontier.
Montenegrin artillery bombarded
the Austrian fortifcatious at the port
OF Cattero yesterday.
Austrian cruisers bombarGeG Anti
vari, Montenegro. small group of
German soldiers who sought refuge
on Dutch territory are to be detained
at Alkmaar, Holland, till the end OF
the war
Ships reaching New York today re-
port hearing wireless messages that
the North German Lloyd steamer
Kronprinz Wilhelm had been cap
cured by the British cruiser Essex in
re North Atlantic.