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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company, liz
North Third strset.

Mary o. Stewart and husband, Rob
ert O., to John H. Tangeman, $4,000;
sw Y 5-lo-S.
G. w. Thomas and wife to G T.
Erwin, l1-22-lS, $500. w " Sc NV
2S-6-7.
AdoIphus Clark to J. NJ Sharp 1925,
2-25-ll lots 1926, block ,, clark's ad-
dition to Chickasha.
Leila Coyle to Ollie Lee Warren. l.
1914. $500; S X NE Sc; n Y Sc Sc
e-5-5.
Ollie Lee Warren to VIM. Mattos
and Samuel E. Clark, 1-241l. $780,
same land.
N. J. Mccormick and wife 10 J. S.
DeI.app. 1914. SS25; n wNW 2S-4-7.
J. S, DeLapp and to S. A. Long, l.
6-l4, s7OO; S u n wNW 2S-4-7
Tuttle Telephone Co. to J. NJ Brown,
l-2l-14 81; lots 6 and Z, block 4S,
Tuttle.
Fred E. Petit and wife to county
commissioners OF Grady county, $40.
10. ST.; Ss feet off west side E z Z Y
1887.
T. F. Keleher and wife to Joseph
L, eabehart, l-is-ii. SS700; " sa W
4 NE; n y NV 1861
c. r. Erwin and wife to Andrew J.
Jenkins. l-s4-l4, 5000; w u NE;
y Sc NV eS.e-z
T. H. Vaughn aud wife to Obed Mar
shall, 1914, $1,000, S WNW 1906.
Addaline Raypholtz to Mona Thom
Jas. 1884, s425; lots 10, Il. II, blocl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
DOWN 22s FEET.

Work at the Alberta well. on the
Pate Jones farm, east Of Chickasha, is
progressing rapidly and practically
without Interruption Last night the
drilling had reached depth Of 225
feet The men in charge state that
they could not desire better condi-
tons and that they are satisfied with
the progress they have been making
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
Held TO Be
REBATINC

AfAN an W 0AitIA AtH1F
Washington, Jan 29-Railroaads
are guilty of unlawful rebating" II
they grant allowances for services on
private short lines Of railroads belong
ing to industries to which goods are
consigned or If they perform delivery
over these short lines without an addi-
tional charge, according 10 decision
today of the interstate commerce com
mission in the industrial railway case.
The commission notified the roads
that before the commission considers
granting increased freight rates the
carriers must force a reasonable pay
for such service With this income
the revenue will show an increase.
The commission believes that such
charges would add millions annually 10
the roads income.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
TO NAME
COETHALS

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Jan. 27.-Secretary
Garrison announced today, following
a cabinet meeting. that Col Goethals'
nomination to be governor Of Pana-
ma, will be announced within a few
days.
The cabinet approved the plan fof
substituting civil for military rule in
the canal zone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
IS TOO Old
TO FIGHT
reIegram BY United Press.

Telegram by Uniten Press.
New York, Jan. 27.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons. the former heavy weight cham
pion, was permanently barred from
appearing in the ring in New York
when Justice Seabury of the supreme
court today upheld the state boxing
commission in its order prohibiting
him from fighting because of his age.
The belief was that his appearance
might injure the fight game if the vet
eran were defeated Fitzsimmons ap-
pealed from the commissions ruling,
alleging that the order sought to de-
prive him of earning a living in his
chosen profession.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
FATE IS In
HANDS OF
THEJURORS

Special to the Daily Express.
Lawton. Okla, Jan. 27.-At 3:l5 the
jury in the fremont case is still out,
with nothing to Indicate when they
will report During the day they call
ed for certain portions Of the testi-
mony and the same was given to
them. Otherwise nothing has come
from the jury room The indications
are that disagreement will be report
ed One rmor said the majority Of
the jurors were for aequittal but this
report could not be confirmed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27

Judge b. r Holding arrived this
morning from Lawton and went at
once to the court house here. When
seen there he said, Il hope they reach
verdict one way or the other.
think we made a stronger case this
time than before, but Of course can
net predict as to a verdict
When asked as to the probable cost
OF the fremont trials up to date he
said: q cannot tell at this time ac-
curately The expense Of getting the
jury is the big item, and the mis-trial
previous at Lawton of course added to
the expense. ! should judge that the
total expense to the county has been
about s55O07
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
Police in Mexico City Discover Sup
posed Plan to Assassinate Huer-
ia Officers Involved in
the Conspiracy
CLAIM ATTACK ON
PALACE PLANNED
Orders for Arrest Of Federal Off
GERS Issued Battleship Arrives
at Vera Cruz with 45O
Marines
Telegram by united Press.

Telegram by United Press
Mexico City, Jan. 27.--cen. Fernan-
do Gonzales and five other leaders
who were. implicated IN the plot
against Huerta, we're secretly execut-
ed this afternoon, it is reported.
IT is said that Huerta ordered the
execution Of everybody arrested in
connection with the plot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
TESTIMONIAL TO eoMPgRs.

VIttIaIH Uy OIIIIVu I19s.
Washington. Jan. 27.-President
Wilson and members of his cabinet
were invited to attend tonight a testi-
monial dinner to President Samuel
Gompers Of the American Federation
Of Labor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS ON.
reIegram By unIlsd P.es.

saranac Lake, n Y. Jan. z7.-un-
der the auspicse Of the safahae club.
the final series Of championship ice
speed races began here today with the
best skaters Of the two countries en-
tered. To the winners viii 60 the in
ternational amateur ice skating titles
Of Canada and the United States. The
events viii run through today. tomor-
row and Thursday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
coNFEssEs CRIMES.
Telegram py united rres..

New York, Jan. Alfred Lehman
confessed today that he was implicat-
ed in two murders. bomb outrages and
the abduction Of girls for white slav-
ers. He said he revealed the opera
tions Of the blackhand because the
gang deserted him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27

Special to the Daily Express.
Lawton. Okla, Jan. 27.-At o'clock
this afternoon the jury il the fremont
murder trial was still out and with
no Indication perceptible that an
agreement was probable There has
been absolutely no authentic informa-
tion that has leaked from the jury
room as to the probable standing Of
the jury. and the only intimation was
last night when the jury retired to the
hotel at lO:40. the remark, "We'lI get
together" was overheard as they left
the jury room, Since that time, all
has been silence
The argument of the case was clos
ed last night at 6:25 by Oscar simp-
son, Immediately after which. the jury
retired 10 their room, organized ard
went to supper After supper they
deliberated until about l0:3O when
they reported to the bailiff that they
desired to go to thea rooms for the
night as they were tired and sleepy.
A few minutes later they filed out in
charge Of the bailiff and 1t was while
enroute to the hotel that the remark
wen get together" was overheard
1t was expected, following that Incl
dent that a verdict would be reached
this morning, but as the day has wore
on, hopes for verdict were dwln-
ding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
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TEN MINERS INJURED

= Telegram by United Press. :
: Terre Haute, Ind. Jan. r. :
: Ten Of the eleven men who :
fell 250 feet in a cage to the =
: bottom of Sanford coal mine :
3 near here today We're serious =
3 ly injured. Three We're possi- :
. bly, fatally injured. :
4 ! ! L 4 1 \ 4 4 4 : : = 4 a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27

25, Alex.
Boyington Battice 10 T. S. Hendrick,
l-l2-l4. $1,000; Sc sW 31-5-5; lot 81;
Sc NV: NE 10 acres lot 5. 6-4-5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-27
Telegram by Unite llass.

TeIegram by Unite n aRs.
Washington JAN 27-The battle
ship Minnesota with $50 marines
aboard arrived at Vera Cruz today, ac-
cording to wireless navy dispatches.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
Allies Successes ]

4 dispatch from the correspondent
of tRa Reuter- Fele 81
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
sensation In Waehlnaton

Turkeys entrance into the field Of
warlike operations, though not unex-
Ipected, has caused sensation in off
cial circles here, because Of its pro
liable far-reaching effect Probably
no one factor in the great European
struggle is regarded so uncertain in
Quantity and quality as the Turkish
empire The probability that by yes
terday's act Of war against Russia the
Balkan states may be drawn into the
Ivcrtex Of the great conflict, thereby
cutting off vast quantity Of food sup.
plies which it had been expected
would go to the maintenance Of the
northern European countries during
the war has brought home TO the Off
Gals here a realization Of the close
and intense interest Of the United
States in the last developments.
Diplomatic representatives III Wash
irgton Of the allied powers have be-
lieved from the outset that as soon as
Turkey had fully prepared her army
and navy for the conflict she would
cast the die for war. Great Britain.
Russia and France have, through their
ambassadors, made It plain to Turkey,
II is understood. what the conseqquen-
cos Of her entry might be.
The Anglo-French fleet which has
been comparatively unoccupied in The
eda'arranean would lombard ths
ptrts Of Asia Minor Greece pranahls
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30


The enemy brought up heavy guns
and replied vigorously to the fire Of
Admiral Hoods ships. Vessels are
only receiving tifling structural dam
age The opposition from shore prac
tically has ceased. The preponder
ance Of naval ginnery seemed to be
established.
Casualties we're very slight
throughout. one shell exploding on
the destroyer Falcon killed one officer
and eight men and wounded one Of
fieer and is men
@One killed and several wounded
are reported from the Brilliant and
eight wounded from The Rinaldo The
.enemy's submarines have been re
ported seeking an opportunity to at
tack the bom5arding ships, which are
covered BY British destroyers
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
Urquldi IS @canned,,

Mexico City, Oct. SO.-The Mexican
foreign office has issued warning
to steamship companies and merchants
doing business with Mexico to the ef
feet that the Mexican government wilE
not recognize any document signed ny
Francisco Urquidi as consul Of Mex
leo in New York. The legal repre-
sentative Of this country In that city
the statement says, is Senior Eenrique
The claim made by senor Urquldf
that he was named as consul by the
Asuas Calientes convention is said by
the Mexican authorities to be false.
because the convention has no power
to nominate, the supreme power resid-
Ing alone IN General Carranza.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
An Artillery Engagement

Washington, Oct 3d. The British
embassy today made public the FOL
lowing official report Of naval opera
tions off the coast Of Belgium dated
a. m. today:
The British naval flotilla con-
tinues to support the allied left since
the morning of the twenty-seventh.
The fire Of the Pinch guns has been
brought to bear upon the German po-
sitiona and batteries Reports are re
ceiyed from the shore testifying to the
effect and accuracy and to the gall
ing check. The flank thus was thor.
oughly maintained yesterday and the
day beforas
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
GERMAN SOLDIERS ARE DRIVEN
( BACK ACROSS THE USER WHEN
THE BELGIANS FLOOD STREAM
Allies Success is More Nearly Decisive
Than any Other Move of the War


would join the allies against Turkey
and the Balkan states be drawn into
the general imbroglio with the pros
pect that Italy might be found fight
ing Turkey as well.
That the conflict might extend Ia
heypt, Persia or Arabia, with the nos
ssbility Of a Japanege fleet supnortina
' tsssassss n allies 4as beos
{, discussed here
lisorwu Amer1can=5unf Z Ell "
meriy the Idaho and the Mississippi,
which must be reckoned with, are SUI
perior to the Turkish cruisers in ar
nor and armament.
From military point Of view. it is
believed that Russia would have little
tc fear from an attack by the Turkish
army 1t is regarded as certain that
such action doubtless would imme-
Idiately be followed by declarations of
war against Turkey by several Of the
Balkan states From naval view
point Turkey can not work much mis-
chef, experts here say. Her navy has
been increased by the addition Of two
German armored cruisers, the Breslau
aud the Goeben. but the Russian
Black Sea fleet is regarded as more
tran match for these.
British reports Of persistent rumors
OF possible anti-Christian uprisings as
a result of general disturbances are
coming Ambassador Morgenthau /
at one time advised that an American
wsrship be present in Turkish waters
for salutary effect
The cruisers North Carolina and /
Tennessee, which were sent to Europe
With gold for relief purposes, are now
and probably will be, maintainedain
the eastern Mediterranean. f
The policy of Greece, as previously
by Minister schiiemann
here, would cause Greece to enter the
war in case any of the Balkans should
take up arms.
The full war strength Of the Turkish ,
srmy is 100000 trained men, according :,
p statistics here, but in addition it is
believed that there are about 100000
rregulars available.
Turkeys naval strength consists Of j
.bree battIeships, four cruisers, three
torpedo gunboats, ten destroyers, ten
torpedo batteries, 2s small gunboats,
coast defense ship and some auxiliary !
craft.
The battleships are Old and none
has guns larger than Il inches Il
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
Balkan States and Possibly Hfay Likely WIN be Draw
into fe Vortex Of tie Great European SruggNe Thus
Effectively Cutting OFF Food Supply for Greater
Part Of f5e Continent
TODAY'S DEVELOP IENFS

= + , , + = = = &ss4# : + : : ! !
Interest the battles and west Of Europe
where decisive results still attained today Was momena
*y overshadowed into The M war through
: her Inauguration of hostiities Russia !
London Washington agree that this new eyaonmen nr
ably will have slight effect but WIN manifest
itself chiefly by h Mediterranean
: and adjacent waters busy weeks. :
Aside from this interesting phase M arlsh action Is =
its probable on Balkan Situation ANA nef what !
Greece will do Should great Of war two e !
paiated American Mississippi Viva recently :
: sold to her =
What Turkeys entrance into the war s s6nn, "a i
Ten nations will have the meouned millions ems ID Al
: rica and Asia is matter 0 conjecture :
: It IN to snk atsa4nars
n the Black and bombarding the ofThe6a the n :
Turkish warships had Of Odessa R6ssap :
gunboat and damaged 4 asSlS4a :
s Ss 81 & sas & 8 e spo3ess as Rgss 81 sn9ads
z1nroug6 toqay ha scene O. the great !
battle censorship had be-
rigid The French official statement while AGAIN
optimistic nothing to in
dcae that decided been and it
was inferred that the deadly struggle was vet Is run III course
The sacrifices force passage
of the User French been in
vain The hac won place to
the south the withdrawn What ahot
and shpnel could accomplish has by
device the BeIgians valley the river
The French official statement indicates that
the o Of the British troops to bear the unt Of the battle Their
presence along the line from Ypres to Dixmude
this vicinity
: forwards =
points of aBassee south of the Belgian border
the British forces credited with having
territory previously yielded On the remain
der of the claimed by the every
+ =
OF the battle in Poland and Gacia come
the indeffnie ofdciafsrepots yesterday @ls
= officially troops ;
ne Justify Portu :
+ gals ~
The disputed by
stating that =
crossed the Angola and that
: three killed Portuguese +
The heavy mortality among high officers if emphasized by the
that French officers rank Of
generals Eight Ct these fill places made
4 a'H
Admiral Lord Fisher according to London advce
the Austanbon Prince Louis Of Baenberg whose
British admiralty by the anti
@aien agitation England %e
$50 - - : - - 80 = +*+*% +lt
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
The French Statement

Paris, Oct 30-The French officia
announcement given out in Paris this
afternoon says that the forces of the
enemy. which had passed the River
User, have been compelled to with
draw by reasonsof inundations of the
lower country brought obtut by the
Belgian army.
The text Of the communication
"On the extreme left inundations
brought about by the Belgian armyin
the lower valley of the River User
have compelled the forces Of the
enemy, which had passed this river,
to withdraw They were subjected to
a violent cannonade by the Belgian
and French artillery during their
movement OF retreat.
The Germans endeavored Yesterday
to deliver violent counter attacks on
the French and British army corps;
which were progressing to the north
east and to the east Of Fpres. At the
end Of the day our troops had, not
withstanding, continued their forward
movement In the direction which had
been assigned them, and also had
taken possession Of various points Of
support.
THE British troops, assailed at sew
eral points to the north of LaBassee
by superior forces. resumed the Of
fensive with energy and reconquered
to considerable extent the terrain
yielded to the enemy. At several other
points on their line Of combat the
British troops repulsed the attacks Of
the Germans, inflicting on them imr
portant losses.
"On the remainder of the front there
has been no general action, only par
tial offensive movements on our part
as well as on the part of the enemy.
We have made progress almost every
where, notably before certain villages
between Ardas and Albert upon the
heights Of the right bank Of the Aisne
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
Guarantees not Given

Mexico city, Oct. 30 Foreign Min-
lster Fabella yesterday handed to the
brazilian minister senor cordozo do
Ohyera, who is in charge Of American
interests in Mexico the reply Of the
Mexican government to the recent
nota from the stale department 81
washington, requesting guarantees for
certain Mexican citizens now residing
in Vera gfuz before tnat port ba een
enafea by the a Ane iran tfoo
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30

Washington, Oct 80 The Russian
eniassy here today received wore
from its foreign office at petrograc
that Turkey had taken warlike ac
tion toward Russia. The dispatch did
met give any details nor did it state
whether the action was on land or sea.
Odessa is Rombarded
,sss.s es-.s. 4ssss. =
Today amounted tha sceipt 81 els.
gram from the American. virrrr.s i,
affaires at Petrograd, saying Odessa
had been bombarded and some proper
" destroyed.
The dispatch from Charge Wilson
Transmitted message from The Ani-
erican consul at Odessa, who
said he would send a fuller report
later on the text of American proper
" damaged He did not say by whom
The bombardment was done, but it is
presumed here that It was Turkish
ships.
Secretary Lansing at once called on
the American embassy at Petrogra i
te report the exact nature of the dam
age to the American property. II the
usual "a hours notice Of bombardment
was not given Americans will have
lust claim for damage to all property |
which could have been removed. De-
'tructions of houses or III. .dings own
d by foreigners, however are no! ie-
saTded as,the subject Of claims. The
subject Of claims resulting from BON
'ardment has been moot subject in
law, and Mr. Lansing de
lined to comment on the merits Of
he case. M
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-30
VERA CRUZ STILL OCCUPIED
AMERICAN SOLDIERS WILL RE.
MAIN UNTIL CONDITIONS
ARE COMPLIED WITH
TALKING ABOUT THE LAND
THE MEXICAN CONVENTION DIS
cUssEs POLICY or THE RE-
PUBLIC IN THE FUTURE

Washington oct s0.-Official dis.
patches today from the Mexican CON
vention at Aguas Calientes show that
action has not yet been taken on tha
resignation Of General Carranza. bnt
that the discussion was still confined
to the program Of agrarian reforms
The most important action Of the con-
yention since the zapata delegates
rived, according to official advic,
was the technical decision to abiae
pg the reaults Of the convention.
es', sentlon mas aslpptsd With cessa
''s'sA II -as ess's utavh up ~
and his chiefs On November Is, 1911.
and which had been the only plat
form Of the zapata movement since
its incubation
Up to carrsnzs
Carranza's reported Willingness to
discuss condition Of the evacuation OF
Vera Cruz, provided the United States
sets date for withdrawal Of General
Funston's forces, caused officials to
Indicate plainly today that the forces
will be withdrawn only after Carranza
gives the required assurance for the
protection Of those who have served
General Funston. and complies with
the conditions which have been the
subject Of negotiations.
Postal Orders Suspended
Temporary suspension Of postal or
der business between the United
States and Mexico was announced To-
day by postal officials. Postnasters
throughout this country will not pay
orders issued in Mexico after October
26, and viii not issue orders on Mex
leo.
The suspension was declared ak
Mexico's request Postal officials as
serted they knew Of no reasons for
chat action other than possibly un-
settled conditions in the southern re
public.