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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05
Serenity Best.

Passion is out Of place in any digcus-
sion and more than ever in a right
cause. for it befogs and bemuddles it,
>-Gogol.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05
PERSONAL
MENTION

/ MENTION AI
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H Plenty Of carnations At Chiclsash
Green aioflse- Phone Is. ezS souti
Firth. 5-5-.
Mrp l5aury Hammerly ieft ycstcl
day Cor Bailas 70 spend ten days wit
her ssteE
sugg tlfster tonight We alway
have good card. &c and lOc, /
I'd Ringer,left this morning for Ana
darko on business.
sugg ihealer tonight Something
doing every gight Come one, come
all Always rgom SC and l0c. II
Get your harness and harness repair.
Ing OF WAdsworth 6 White. II
Rev G. $. Walker plans to 20 To
Oklahoma City tomorrow 70 attend the
general conference Of The Methodist
church.
3. $. Patman is speudine the day
ll' rt.'c0eb' % pusnps
Sugg tlleater tonight Some yaude-
vile. Refined act Some 3ct &c
and zoe. IL
Miss Jean Mckee spent sunday in
Tulsa with friends.
Plenty Of carnatious Il CIiickasha
Green House. Phone AS. G2S south
Fifth. 5.5.9t
Bring some cotton rags to the Daily
Express office at once Spot cash paid;
wool rags, scraps and trimmings not
wanted. 249-tf
sugg theater tonight We always
please because we deliver the goods
SC and 1Oc. it,
Mrs. w. " Matspnsof vi Reno is the5
guest Of Mrs sam Brown Of this city.
Plenty Of carnations at Chickasha
ireep House Phone IS. 62S South
fifth. 5-5-2.
II Fairmon Of lIg Reno spent yester-
lay in. the cilm on business.
Four big reels today Don't fail 10
zee this one The New Majestic ltI
J, Worsham Of Rush Springs is 4
BUSINESS visitor in the city today
Carnation club BAN Tuesday night, |
Convention hall; three piece orches
IA. 5-l-itl
Fine Vnca Plants, now ready at
'hickasl'a Green House Phone IS
2S South Fifth 5-5-5-2t
!. r Mcadors leaves tonight for
Tort Worth, where he will spend sev
raj days on business.
To-day featuring The popular child
at the New Majestic It'll
Roy English, plumbing and heating
ontractor. Phone 341. 41tf
Remember we have buttermilk,
weet milk, butter and cream at new
reamery. opposite city hall. 5-9-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Mrs R. K Wo6tten expects to leave
tomorrow for Lindsay % attend the
convention Of the firth district Fedora
tion Of Women's Clubs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05
IANMZHxM M RM0Mc

WE. Owen of Blanchard is attend.
ing to business matters in Chickasha
today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Fine yinca plants, now ready, a
Chickaslia Green House. Phone lS
62S South Firth, 5.5-5-2l
NJ MqGloon returned last night from
clultol( lowq, where lie has spent til.
past.several days ~
Everybody doing IL going to the
Majestic, The Mutual movie show Il
J. 4 Richards OF Lindsay is a busi
ness visitor in the cityttoday.
FOR RENT SAue /. modern 5-room
hense, Sixth and Colorado. Phone i59.
oatley Anderson 5.5-St
john Hadrigan Of Meers, Okla, is a
business visitor in the city today.
The best pictures, the Mutual kind.
-Four big reels today. The New Ma,
iestic. Ii
Miss Maude Morris. Of Oklahoma
Gity Is spending a few days in Chick,
aslia with friends.
Fine vinca plants now ready, at
chidkasha Green House Phone IS
G2S South Fifth 5.5-5-2i
4 p Welborne left this morning for
Dallas Texas, where he will spend
several days ON business,
To-day eAu Even Exchange How
the land grabbing corporation was
be uen. This is IN interesting feature
The New Majestic. II
t. N SeMcil Of Hobart is spending |
several days IN the city with his wife
who has undergone an operation in a
local hospital
Buttermilk,. sweet milk butter and
cream for sale at new creamery, l14l
North Sixth, opposite city hall. 5-5-53t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Fine Yinca plants, now ready, al
Chickasla Green House. Phone lS
62S South Firth, 5-5-5-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

~ MqGloon returned last night from
clilitops aowq where lie has spent The
pasEsseverul days =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Eyerybody'ss doing itAsolng to the
Majestic, The Mutual movie show. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Buttermilk, sweet milk, butter and
cream for sale at new creamery. ia
North Sixth, opposite city hall 5-5-53t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

}. 7 Richards OF Lindsay is a bust.
ness visitor in the cityitoday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Remember we have buttermilk,
sweet milk, butter and cream at new
creamery. opposite city hall. 5-5-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Roy English, plumbing and heating
contractor Phone 34l. 41-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

T. N se&cil Of Hobart is spending
several days IN the city with his wife
who has undergone an operation in a
local hospital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

Today featuring the popular child
actress at the New Majestic. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-05

J. r Meadors leaves tonight for
Fort Worth, where he viii spend sew
eral days on bnsineSs
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
HELL IL BE POPPING
 IN PHOENIX MONDAY

PHOENIX, July 4,-What general said war is, is due to break loose at the meeting of the city commission next Monday evening.
 Commissioners Frank Woods. Joe Cope, Peter Corpstein and M J. Foley have effected a combination in oppo- siuon to Mayor George U. Young. Whatever Young favors the commis- sioners oppose, and vice versa.
 The commissioners and the mayor disagree heartily regarding the quail fications of City Manager w. A. Parish and of Auditor C. F. Cooper. At pres ent the commissioners are determined to demand the resignation of both and they will go after Cooper with both feet
 General unfitness for the position of manager is alleged by the commission CTS against Parish Privately they have expressed the opinion that he has an exaggerated idea of his own importance. Complaint is made by city employees that Parish tries to look after many details better left to subordinates h other words, he is interfering.
 The nature of the charges to be made against Cooper are not so well known but it is no secret in Phoenix that the auditor is due for a lively session with the commissioners. lt is expected chat Young will de- lend both Parish and Cooper. who are favorites of his. For the last two weeks the mayor and the commission CTS have been on opposite sides of nearly every question. Young cast the only negative vote on the repeal of the obiectional licence and occupa. ton tax ordinance He was also alone in his opposition to the new liquor regulation ordinance. which he charac- ! terized in no uncertain terms as legis- lation for the benefit of the hotels and l saloons.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
POLITICS CLING TO
 BENCH IN MARICOPA
Bar Association Cant Secure Non-PartiCian Judge for
 Superior Court.

PHOENIX, July Speaking of hay- ing the lawyers of Maricopa county get together and select a candidate for superior judge-well, it cant be done
 About a month ago the Maricopa County Bar Association was formed One of it's prime objects was to take the office of superior judge out of pol itics. The plan was to get behind some well qualified man, regardless of politics, and make him superior judge
 That plan has not worked worth a Mexican cent with a hole in it. There was a widespread difference of opin- ion among the lawyers regarding whom they should endorse. As re- suit there are today no less than seven candidates for superior judge
 J. c. Phillips the present incum- bent and a republican, hopes to be re- elected. Phillips figures that if he is lucky he will get some Bull Moose support But P H. Hayes, one of the progressive leaders, is almost certain to be a candidate himself
 L. s. Hawkins, l. D. Shamhart, II. w. Clark, L. F. Vaughn and R. c. Stan ford are the Democratic aspirants to the superior judgeship. All are resi- dents of Phoenix
 At least four Maricopa county Dem ocrats hope to go to the state senate this year, and the list probably will be swelled to five within a day or two. II. A. Davis, J A. R Irvine and Thom- as P. Walton of Phoenix, and Dan Jones of Mesa, are avowed candidates for the senate. Davis was in the first senate. while Jones and Irvine were in the house.
 Harry Johnson of Phoenix also a member of the lower house, has al- most decided not to run for state treasurer but to make a try for the senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

TACOMA, July 4.-Bert Dingley, of Los Angeles, was mortally injured when his car turned turtle in the next to the last lap of the 25O mile race on the speedway.
 The race was easily won by Earl Cooper, time 8:243 45.
 G. E. Buckstall was second, Arthur Klein third James Parsons fourth.
 Dngley was injured when he and Rockstall were fighting for second place. Cooper had won tho race with five laps to spare. The two cars were giving one of the most sensational ex- hibitions of the day. Dingley's car suddenly shot around, then plunged over the bank, rolling over and over. The steering wheel penetrated Ding ley's abdomen. It is not believed he can recover. Edward Swanson, who was with him, was seriously injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
SIOUX CITY RACE.

SIOUX CITY, July 4.-Traveling at a rate of seyenty-eight miles an hour Eddie Rickenbacher drove his car to victory in the three hundred mile race and captured the s1O,OOO prize. s15,- 900 additional was divided among the other contestants.
 Spencer Wishart made a desperate effort to capture first money, but failed, finishing three laps behind Rickenbacher. Ralph Mulford who was disabled in the seventy-hfth lap took the place of his team-mate Thom- as Alley, when the latter was burned lin an explosion of gasoline at the pits and finished third after a close race with Anderson, who landed in fourth place. Patschke finished fifth, Wet more and shrunk in sixth and seventh.
 Rickenbacher's time was three hours forty-nine minutes and two seconds. One remarkable feature of the race was the freedom from accidents. Only one driver. Alley, was injured and he not seriously. sOOOo people witnessed the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Fecause of his belief that his can didacy would split the Democratic party in the state in three factions and because of legal business which is being pressed upon him and which he would be obliged to sacrifice if he continued his candidacy, Judge Fred sutter will not be a candidate before the democratic primaries in septem Der for the nomination for the office of Governor of Arizona
 This announcement was made last night by Judge sutter to a Review rep resentative and simultaneously to oth- CT newspapers of the state through D local news agency. It will come as a great surprise throughout the state End will doubtless bring about an high ly important re-alignment of political forces, not only in the Democratic ranks but also in the Republican and Progressive lines. In making his statement as to his decision to with draw, Judge sutter also said that he desired to go on record emphatically as having decided to cast his vote and use his influence in the primaries in behalf of the candidacy of Gov ernor Hunt for renomination, and that he would support him heartily for re- election if he received the nomination Otherwise, he would support who ever might be chosen in the Democratic primaries.
 However. he declared himself as opposed to Hughes in the primary and as believing that his selection would be unfortunate, inasmuch as he held him to represent the corporations sole lv Nevertheless, he believed that Hughes would be a better choice for tbe good of the state. or any other per son following the general principles Inf the Democratic party as now broad lv interpreted. than could possibly be any candidate following the principles of either the Republican or the Pro aressive parties, and if Hughes should
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

It surely was a Glorious, Gladstone, Glittering-no mistake about using all capital Gs-Fourth of July which the Warren District celebrated yesterday. It was morning, daytime and night time session of wholesome enjoyment for twenty-five thousand odd people with patriotism presiding.
 Even before sunrise when the boom ing of twenty-one guns on Copper Queen Hin saluted the sun and awak-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
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 BSBEES FOURTH IF JULY CELEBRATION SPLENDID TRUMP

wealth of sunshine and a succession of gentle breezes which kept flags and bunting huttering until the entire scene was kaleidoscopic in its move ment and coloring
 The streets of Bisbee and Lowell be- gan to hl with their crowds at an early hour Visitors began to arrive by train, auto, carriage and horseback Merchants and residents who had not decorated their buildings the day be- fore got busy and by the time that the crowds were assembled in Lowell and Bisbee the business and residential sections of the two towns were gor- geously bedecked. Warren also blos- .somed forth in holiday attire so that the entire District was aglow with
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

ened sluggards to the treat which the day held in store for them, the Dis trict was astir The guns set the echoes dancing from far up Tombstone
 canyon to the open spaces below War ren. The echoes were taken up there after by the thousands ofe residents and visitors to the District who lent voice and artifeially-contrived sound to the merry-making which did not cease until the Fourth had been ush-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

secure the nomination he would SUD- port him.
 The decision Of Judge sutter comes as very much of a surprise to those in touch with the results that followed his announcement in March that he would be candidate for the Demo cratic nomination. These are aware that from the first there was a strong flow of support to his candidacy and that from every county in the state he received high encouragement, not only from conservative Democrats who desire a business administration in the state and believe it would be received at his hands. but also from Republi- cans and not few Progressives who likewise put the best interests of the state before all else
 Recently. although Judge sutter had made no real beginning of a cam paign. word at home and from outside had indicated decisive increase in his strength as time passed and there was no longer doubt in either his own mind nor in the minds of his friends but that he could secure the nomina- tion and subsequently, the election. A week ago, however. he said that there were certain phases of the situation which he believed entitled to more consideration than he had given them, and that he was not fully decided whether he would take up the cam paign for the office and its honors. as he had tentatively agreed to in March under the pressure Of oonser. vatve leaders from all over the state.
 His decision to drop the campaign and withdraw was reached yesterday. The reason having largest weight with him, he said. was that should he con tinue his candidacy. while satisfied that it would result successfully, both In the primaries and tho election. be would nevertheless divide tho party in three factions and threaten it's ulti
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
red out to gIve plaee to today.

cred out to give place to today.
 All things contributed to the success of the occasion, The day was as pro- pitious because of favoring weather as the night was splendid with its pyro- technic display on Sacramento Mount ain. old Probabilities was in league with District He sent a heavy show CT shortly before sunrise which laid the dust and cooled the air to a de- lightful temperature. Then he sent a
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

an early hour this morning was in dangerous condition If he lives until noon today he will have one chance in ten of recovery.
 The tragic attempt at suicide fol- lowed on the heels of the death by a self-lnflicted wound of Thomas 16- year old sister Cathrine, who killed herself in the home of her mother Mrs. J. R. Tanning, 257 South High street Monday evening Thomas tried immediately after his sister passed away to find the pistol with which she shot herself that he might make away with himself in the same way. He was prevented from killing
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
HEREFORD-RAMSEY CANYON AUTO RACE A RED
 HOT EVENT. TERRIFIC TIME MODE OVER IS MILE MOUNTAIN ROAD COURSEJ QUESTION DECISION

HEREFORD, July 4.-Ramsey Can yon automobile race yesterday proved interesting Outcome failed to satis- fly all spectators, most of whom held that the Velie car of Dr. Leonard of Bisbee was entitled to first money It made remarkable run over the six teen-mile course, done in 28 minutes, ST seconds. according to official time. which the driver claims gave him the worst of it by a minute.
 Winning from Velie by Stutz $50, C. +. Martin, was awarded with 28.30 as the time, difference of 27 seconds. The official report. however, shows that the Stutz did it in eight minutes cleaziy impossible.
 Gntries were 5-Velie went away
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
GLOBE BOY FOLLOWS
 SISTER IN SUICIDE
Thomas Lane, Eighteen, Grief stricken By Girls Death
 May Recover.

GLOBE. Ariz.. July 4.-Grief strick- en at the death of his sister who had committed suicide the evening pre- vioua, 1s-year old Thomas McLane
 yesterday morning at g o'clock. stole away from the guard who was watch ing him, made his way into an attic, secured a 25-20 calibre Winchester rifle and sent a bullet crashing through his body. The ball missed the heart by a fraction coming out beneath the shoulder blade. Thomas is in the old Dominion hospital and at
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

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 . LAscuRAiN EXPECTED TO . . SUCCEED HUERTA TODAY .
 \ WASHINGTON. July Add . . vices tonight say that Pedro . z Lascurain, formerly of Madero's q
 V cabinet, will be chosen tomor- . z row to succeed Huerta and that .
 . Huerta, resuming his former . . post as chief of the army, will . . be sent to a foreign post, prob. . c ably France . . CONFERENCE AT ToRREoN; q ' VILLA TO HAVE SUPPLIES ( ' TORREON, July 4.-That Car. ( . ranza is chief of rebel forces . . and Villa chief of the north. was .
 z agreed by the conference to ad- . . just Villa-Carranza differences . z This is understood to be the only . . condition Villa has insisted upon. . . . . . ( ' q ' . q .
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

himself at that time by friends who were in the house and there was placed over a guard who was in the next room when the boy sent the rifle ball on it's deadly mission yesterday
 Stealing from the head of his bed to a hole directly over the bed and leading to the attic, Thomas evaded the eye of the guard and reached a place in the attic where were stored rifle, shot gun and several other arms. He chose the rifle, climbed back down into his bed, and in the same place his sister had chosen. the 18-year old youth drove bullet
 toward his heart
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

first; Eddy simmons, driver, Tex Worthington mechanic, 1O:36, arriv- ing Ramsey 11:O4; Abbott 40, left 1O:4O. but did not finish, breaking a spring and turning back; Ford, Jack Parker, left 1O:43, arrived 1l:35; Stakeholder 6, Billy Gilpin, left lO:36, arrived 11:27 after delayed on road by Ford trouble ahead stutz $50. c. H. Martin, left 11:44 (ofncial time), arrived11;52. Martin claims he left 11:24.
 Harry L. suggs of the Bisbee Auto Company, served at Ramsey Canyon with Joe Sparks and Charley Bear as checkers. At Hereford Fred Cowan acted as starter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
l. W. WIS. KILLED BY BOMB.

NEW YORK, July 4-Three men and a woman were killed when a dynamite bomb, exploded with great force, while being made in an apart ment of l. W. WIS in a six-story ten- ement house, which was wrecked A score were seriously injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

brilliant coloring. From Tombstone canyon down Main street and along Naco Road to Lowell. the appearance of a vast midway was produced.
 With such a setting for the stage and with the human element to vital ize it, the days program was begun with the industrial and civic parade. It formed above the Laundry in Tomb stone Canyon and the officials carried out their organization plans SO per fectly that it might have been a trained pageant which responded to the com mand of forward march shortly before no a. m.
 Main street was SO packed with hu-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Immense Everybody
 Precision and Pleasure Participants Sports Features Reading Decaa-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
JUDGE SUFFER WITHDRAWS. FROM HIS CANDIDACY FUR. NOMINATION FUR GOVERNOR.

Step Announced After Reaching Decision That While He Could Win Nomination and Election, it Would Only Be at the Ex-
 pense of Disruption of Democratic Party in the State; This Is the Chief Reason Entering Into His Retirment In Making Rerment Declares Will Support Hunt in Primaries and Election or Any Other Democrat Who May Be Nomi- mated; EmphaEoaIy Opposed to Hughes in Primaries Be- ieves 3is Eeciryr Would Reiard Reaching Sale Course
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
BERT DINGLEY Is FATALLY
 INJURED IN SPETACULAR
 FINISH, TACOMA SPEEDWAY

In Next to Last Lap, Car Turns Tue While Making Desperate
 Neck to Neck Run With BucksaI for Second Place. Steer
 ing Wheel PenetrateS Daring Drivers Abdomen; Cooper Wins Race By Easy Margin of Five Laps Over All Others. Sioux City Race Won By RChen bacher Takes down Sl0000 Prize WShart Tried to Ii nit for First Place; Finished Second; Seventy-eight Miles the HOur Terrific Average Pace at Which Winner Drove the Three Hundred Mile Race
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Continued on Page Eishp.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

CContlnued on Page 3
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

NEW YORK July 4 Copper firm. Electro lytie ln 1878 sllver 56ba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-11

Recall league" in behalf OF Knud.
sen
Tho league" organized two
weeks ago. with Mrs. knudsen and
Mrs. Sulllnger. wife OF a Knudsen
anpolntee, as leading members.
promised to aid Mckenzie II ever
n recall should he launched against
him II he would only help TO defeat
q 9 knudsen recall.
Breeds plseord, She Says
The recall Is dagger In the
hands OF character assassins." said
a letter signed by Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Parrish and Mrs, May Gllgen. pres.
ident and secretary OF tho league.
1T breeds discord. strife and con.
tention. and humiliates tho mothers
OF happy homes.
should recall be directed
against you and your homo, We beg
TO inform you that our organization
IN NJ your command.
Aside from the humanitarian
standpoint. we have n serious finan
cial problem 20 consider II would
seem the greatest folly 90 burden
the taxpayer with an indebtedness
81 $4,000 by recall election"
Mekenzle's Reply
To this letter Mckenzie makes
the following reply: