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The evening world., 1914-03-04
COCKTAILS HEATED
OVER CULLEN TALK
IN THELEG|SLATURE
Will Not Answer Charge That
He Doesn't Intend to Be
Police Commissioner.

An indignant soldier IL quartered At
the Hotel Astor In the person Of Col.
George W. Cocktails. Governor Of the
Canal Zone. lie is indignant over
statements made In the Legislature
last night by Senator Cullen. who
wants some assurance beyond that
contained In the Cocktails letter to
Mayor Mitchell that the Colonel will
become Police Commissioner Of New
YORK
"Havs you the cheek to question
roe about that matter in view Of my
attituds!" asked the colonel whsn
approached by reporters.
That was all he would say. He
fastened out OF NEW and sent Or
ders TO tho once to keep reporters
away from him. The hotel people
said that he left the hotel at noon.
The attention Of Mayor Mitchell was
to-day called to the following state
ment made by Senator Cullen:
The name Of Col. Cocktails was used
BY shrewd, designing men. Before We
take any action on the 0oethals bill
Ws viii have 10 hear Col. 0oethals him.
self declare his willingness to become
Police Commissioner"
"f that statement Of Senator Cul.
lens u correct" said Mayor Mitchell.
ALI that I can say Is that It u .
bluff. Why didn't the Senator put
that question to me whom was be.
fore the State Joint committee? I
read the letter Of Col. Goethals them.
II Senator Cullen says the letter
sheds no light on the situation all
that can say II that he II incorrect.
I do not think that It II unreasonable
for the Legislators to ask that Col.
Cocktails appear before them and lot
them know his attitude"
Col. 0oethals 10 In the city to 70.
ceive the Civic Forum medal Of honor
at Carnegie Hail tonight. State
Superintendent Of Education Finley
will be chairman Of the meeting.
Mayor Mitchell. Bishop Greer and
Rear Admiral Peary are scheduled for
speeches.
The evening world., 1914-03-04
GIVES MEAcHeR's SWORD.

NOTRE DANE. Ind. March 1.-The
sword Of Gen. Thomas Francis Msagher.
commander Of the Irish Brigade In the
civil var. was to-day presented to the
University OF Notre Dame to rest near
.so eo VIZ Of h rnsr CSfS II: Sh;D; I'm
midst OF shot and shell nnaI absoiutios
battlefield OF 0ettysbYrg.
university was made by United states
Senator Thomas J. Walsh OF Nontans,
where Gen. Aea&her died while acting
~ Governor. W; Bourke Cochran u
tell Of the Significance that attaches to
Meagher's sword.
Societies In many cities were repre-
scented by delegates.
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a letter from his sweetheart teliins
him to hurry after her, as she was
sure that the gang was going to kill
him. This letter was found in his
pocket when he was picked up below
the window OF tho re:'ory of Grace
Chapel In East Thirteenth street. The
four shots fred by his inurderers had
disturbed the evening meal Of the
Rev. Francis Edwards. who sat near
tho rectory window and who saw the
gunman's body on the pavement be-
low.
Who handed Il TO you. Jimmy p
asked one OF the crowd that gathered.
Tho answer Of the gunman was the
old Iecr; his curied upper lip showed
the gold filled teeth from which he
had gotten his sobriquet. He shook
his head, shuddered and died a. he
was placed on the floor Of q nearby
book shop.
GIRL HEARD THAT BROTHER
WAC SHOT.
The gunman's sister. Anna,
black-eyed and pretty girl. was on
her way homo With . freshly pressed
suit for her brother when she heard
the shotA and was told that It was
Jimmy who had been killed. She
ran to him 70 ana his last breath
gone.
The usual round up Of ssncslsrs
followed to-day. seven being gath.
cred In By hsadquarters detectives.
The investigators adm tied. however,
that they had no evidence against
them. They are held under . charge
Of homicide. but for the purposes Of
examination in the hope that one
will tell something.
HIS FRIENDS KNOW WHY HE|
WAS SLAIN.
~ Police Headquarters and IN the
lower east side there seems to b. no
doubt whatever a. to why Gold Mine
was slain. The Jimmy Cur.
Icy" gang was given full credit for
holding up the patrons Of the Tivoll
At No. IA Brooms street.
on Feb. ~ last. In the restaurant at
the time were members Of the Ken.
marc street gang. Q rival orgAnlSa-
ton. and these were compelled 70 put
up their hands and submit to being
robbed, . proceeding considered gross-
ly unprofessionai.
Joseph Celantano, who objected to
being robbed, was slashed with q
knife by one Of the holdup crew, but
when Jimmie Corrigto and Joe La
tanto, arrested by the police for the
robbery and the assault. were brought
before the wounded man In at. Vim.
cents Hospital he declared that he
could not Identify either.
The Tivoli incident added to the
rivalry Of the gangs feud and. a.
the police believe. the elimination of
Gold Mine Jimmy" . gunman Of
parts while away from home and a.
. devoted son while not engaged
otherwise.
The evening world., 1914-03-04
ICE SINKS EAST RIVER TUG.

The tug Pstsr L. Colon Of the Acker.
man LishtsraSs Company. Ne. . Pearl
street. struck submerged lee - she Wa
entering . alp at the foot Of Jsffersoa
street In the East River to-day and sank
i've minutss later.
Engineer Warrington and his son. q
fireman o. the beat. we're sinost caught
BY the inrush Of water. They shouted
. warning. ana with Capt Van Name
and the three other members Of the crew
3uss had time to leap to the lighter
juliet. loaded With ehioory. which the
Colsa heA IN tsw. The tugs puothousa
and fenAsl rsmained abSSs water.
The evening world., 1914-03-04
Distriet.Attor.ey Hears stor

Distr1ct.Attoraey Hears Stories.
Louis Kreee. . witness at the trial
Of the four gunmen convicted Of the
murder Of Herman Rosenthai. and At
the first trial Of Charles Becker. was
summoned TO- the Attorneys
Office to-day In the course OF the pre-
krcse told Assistant District ATTORNEY
0roehl that recently ne had been ap-
preached by men who offered TO pay
him q large sum OF money 20 leave
told Me-, Groehl Of an alleged Offer he
had received Of $4,000 to leave the State
during Bscker's second trial.
The evening world., 1914-03-04
COPS TANGO IN COURT.
Try - Eah6Asea Jsass - Case
ASaiast 1--WE IDansess

ASaisst 1--WE Daaeess
LOWELL. Mass. March A--rhs ~.
Il. o." sign was out early at the Police
Court Chamber to-day and 100 tango
fans were turned away Two local
"oops" danced the tango for the In,
struetion Of Judge Hnright. who 10 try.
Ing pretty ninstssn- yssr.old Angelina
Narcotic and Frank Hcnnsaasy.
CHARGED with Improper dancing in Lin
coin Hall. Feb. 10.
sPscia! OFFICER John J. CLARK. long
dance hall with On eagle eye. and
Pstrolman John w. Swaniok we're se.
lectsd to givo q tango denomination.
The cops made . hit with the crowd
but the Judge withheld his decisioA in
the case.
The evening world., 1914-03-04

Thanks to Han From Congress.
WARRINGTON, March IA bill for
tho thanks Of Congress to Col Oeorss
w. ooethals end 70 autheriss the Preel.
dent to appoint him . ma5er-gsnseul 1.
the army. was introduced to-day b.
senator Lodge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

ar 1fdinance Amending Section
q ordinance NJ z@ of the CITY ol
CliekasAa said Ordinance Relating
e me Duties Of the City scavenger.
be + Ordained iiy the Mayor ana civ
Councilnen 81 lhe city 81 chicka-
sha, 0klahoma
Section one That section of
The ordinance 251 the same being sec.
tiail i4d of tie Complied Ordnance ol
ne Giiy Of chickasha, be and the same
ls hereby acaended 70 read as follows.
Every dead horse, coW. mule. dog
cat chicken or other animal lying VI
on any Of the streets, alleys. private
tots. or grounds il this city Is hereby
declared 70 be 4 nuisance and 1t ID
hereby declared To be the duty of the
owner of such dead aninial, or the pae.
son in charge Of same al the time al.
its death to notify, within six hours
after the death Of said animal, w III.
Catterall Of the presence and locatiGii
of said dead animal
Passed and approved BY an affirmed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
Monkeys and Gum.

IA tropical countries the natives
have many unique ways Of catching
monkeys One Of them as explained
by traveller is tAis;
The hunters walk about III short
boots IL sight Of the monkeys, Then
they take the boots of, place some
ghm IN the bottoms and leave them
on the ground, Withdrawing to d
great distance themselves Presently
the MONKEYS come down from the
trees, try on the boots and when the
hunters come after them the boots
stick to them and they are unable to
climb. Thus the initiative little mon.
Keys are captured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
FER an impaired Appetite.

70 improve tbe appetite anI
strengthen the digestion try q FEW
doses u chanherIain's Tablets. Mr.
.@t y Seif1 of Detroit Mich. says
they restored my APPETITE when int.
paired. relieved ne of i bloated Tea.
ms and caused pleasant and satis-
factory movement ~ the bowels For
sale by an dealers ADV d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
Samaritan is Theme
Of Sermon
tcontInned rom Page one

had filled the seats NJ The banqnei
board i had sent the demnniac home
e tell with bnbbling happiness or Ais
marvellous recovery from afrlicfion. it
had made The Samaritan woman rush
lo town % relate her extraordinary
experiences at the well Of Jacob If
had caused Christs disciples % meme.
tfale various parts ot The earth 60 car.
~ the word ~ the Master to various
people
lss the ringing keynote OF the
Christian religionl" Tetiey cried II
would tliat Won would laayen II into
Your souls with enthusiasm ana The
nnetion 81 the Holy Spirits Rut Chris.
tians are being taught 70 spell thap
little bit 81 word wrong. Instead Of
Eo.' many are spelling il look They
IKE The temple priest, have seen the
misery oflothers they have filled their
eyes With u, YET have failed d nct as
God would have them act.
He said This class was like the little
girl who having seen haIffrozen.
Starving little rasamufnn on fnei
streets remembered him as She rat /
Tied on her childish player before 20
ing % bed SHE, still on her knees
iold htr mother about the small ont |
cast, and added I,ut that ain't any
n onr business, is Il. mamma?n Men
see their business associates and
others every day Of their lives. ana
SEE heir condition ii relation 10 their
Maker yei they only See and nothing
more
Wfhe was another way of smell
0ne ihe important litiie word. TetIep
'ald. Never had 50 much heen written
concerning Christianity aud various
'orms Of religion a. now There IL
'ast amount II pieIic and anshing
iinif ahoni social conditions and the
lowatrodden but letley said. pen and
'aper are MOI bringing bread 10 the
'unRry nor uplifting mo fallen.
send was another spelling of the
lny word. Tetley said. people prefer.
ms 70 let somebody else perform
heir own dnty rather than 10 it
themselves Some folk wrought Them.
elves into q state bordering on de.
nair oyer members of their own fam !
Iie8. the preacher declared. bui they ,
.aAled the minister OF somebody else /,
, speak % Ike Stunning They ignored ,
ne ~ themselves They Delegated \
Reir duty % others yet hoped to as- /,
lme credit before God Tor laboring III
lis work !,
aiye was another Interpretation, )
ome easing their conseiences ~ lib- !
'a giving bur which did not III the
ast fulfin The command Of rhe
hrist
tise Spciiiuu N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
Doing Their
Duty
Scores o. cnickasha Readers Are
Learning the oay q the kidneys.


~ filter the blood Is the kidneys
duty
When they fail % d. mis- the kls.
neys are weak.
backache and other kidney ms may
follow.
Help thu kidneys Do their work
Use Doan's Kidney Pills the tested
kidney remedy
Chlckasha people endorse their
worth.
Mrs A. Haight 4aG south Eleventh
street. ehiekasha. okla, says: n am
just as strong ID ny praise u Doan /
Kidney PiIls today Az | was when a..
lowed ~ yname 10 be used. recon-
lnendins them before. The cure they
brought me and others 81 nv family
nas been permaneai~
Price zoe At All dealers. Don't SIM
ply ash for kidney remedy &c,
Doan's Kidney pills the same that
Mrs Haight bod Foster Aiilburn
co, Props. Buffalo. NJ Y Adv
atd&ttw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
WANT HOMES FOR cHlLpREN

The United Charities earnestly de.
slres e find good homes for three lit
tie giris, = es seven, nine and eleven
years The organization Is also badly
~ need q clothing for an eleven-year.
Old girl, All persons Interested are
requested 20 phone or personally ass
Mrs Coryell
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

me establishment !. of n
clearly defined ethical and social ideal
as touchstone Of ths tendencies Of
All particulA acts and policies is de-
sNFlbed in the language of poetical
f1atonlsm ast the acquisition OF the
highest knowledge the knowledge Of
the ideal of gopd Prof Paul Shorey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

- SATIFS du5a
Amoag the silver masters or yhef.
Held, England, It is rather an estab-
lished practise to encourage the err,
ployment Of families. 1t is more the
RYE than otherwise that father work
Ing in the silver trade viii apprentices
MS children to that trade as they ar
rive at working age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

ts diihcuit for newly married
man to generate much enthusiasm
over mis- brides beautiful hair after
ne mas seen her pile It on the bureau
for the night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

Children mat are affected by worms
are pale and sickiy and liahie to con
tract some fatal dlsease Whites
Cream Vermifuge expels worms
promptly and puts the child on the
road 70 health Price 25c per bottle.
sold by Owl drug store Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

went on to relate how he had known
people In his own church who would
not seek 10 save certain children be-
cause they were Of humble parentage
and social position. and those church
members didn't want that kind OIL
cattle in the church Tetley furiousIy
dashed such people, declaring that they
wonld deliberately shut the door of
heaven in the faces OF honest souls.
''lf there Is any social distinction III
Chickasha you must either refuse to
do what the master tells you to do or
80 out after the poor and numble and
fallen' he cried
StnbbornnessH also was touched
upon by the evangelist, who stated
that il was oftentimes mistaken for
VIII power IT isn't viii power, lts
Just won't power" he exclaimed, anu
he pld Sam Jones story Of the man
wholwas hired to do logging work ana
who turned up vita team consisting
81 mule, Rlly goat. i humble bee
and polecat When questioned al
70 MS reason for appearing with ncn
an, absurd outfit he stated that his
mule was the best Kicker in the state,
me goat was The most fefocious but.
ger anywhere, The bee could out-sting
any wasp or other insect in the com.
monwealih and the polecat could out
stink any other skunk IN the world
he considered them first class com
bination
Tetley said there were knockers
ana GROWERS and mulish kickers III The
church that others tongues were
worse than the sting 81 the bee thar
some butted in where they did moi be-
ng, and. many were so rotten with
ouIness that their moral odor was
iauseating He told Of a persona
worker in the Oklahoma civ meet
ne whose breath was so laden with
iquor when he approached a man to
INQUIRE about his soul that the inter
sted person threatened 10 give him
beating
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

Tne greatest man ia he who chooses
right with the most inyincible resoIu.
ton Seneca.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

A woman says thar the longer a
man studies the curves of decanter
the closer he IL apt 10 initiate them
on hie homaward Journey in the early
mora
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11

was impossible So II rlght-aboutea
and chased back to the barn.
The farmer arrived shortly. He and
the calf We're exhausted and out of
breath The indignant Quaker glared
af the animal aud with Ills tongue
hanging out and gaspng for breath
be finally emitted
y win not cuss thee. for that h not
proper; nor viii beat lhee. because
That Is cruelty; hut, confound thee.
l'll twist thy blessed tail off,s
Don't believe that when you ac.
cent the Lord, Jesus Christ, you leave
all ioys and pleasures behind, be
said Christianity doesn't mean that
NJ ali9
4 beautiful story of the Sirens
songs which enticed sailors ana cans
20 wrecks. was related in dramatic
style BY tho evangelist. who told hoN
Ulysses had stopped his aiiors ears
With wax and bo -d himself to INK
mast Of his shis SO none could ra
spend TO the enchanting. strains of the
aealtifnl women Eut Orpheus. who
'lso knew o. the danger, relied upon
ais own music to defeat the sirens
and as they sailed by the |
dangerous point he played and sang
vim such wonderful beaaty that his
sailors scorned the sirens ana the
ship passed in safety
Tetley called upon all 10 listen to
he divine musician, whose offerings
Sere the master COMPOSITIONS Of All
he AGES, declaring that if Jesus
Shrist We're made the captain Of their
salvation He would put such music
nto the soul as would permit no one Ia i
iearken % the temptings OF sin.
eGo out among an those In chicka
lia who need your aid. TeGey
eseed Co and taus obey the com.
aand Of your Lord and satisfy your
wn sonli"
Service Concluded
cd Mcconnell concluded the service
'ith an earnest prayer but large
ortion Or the big congregation re.
iained quite awhile to listen 10 Tie
'rge choIr's rehearsal under The di
action OF Bob stoyer.
Stover gave a very fine cornet solo
'st night and I'd Mcconnell sang.
He Knows The Revs Mr.. Teis %
red prayer earlier in the service
Director stoyer announced thai a.
isht at sos o'clock his wife wound
ng Just As Am, 10 the wonder
Illg beautin melody OF Neslns
eThe Rosary and Ed
cConnel would sing one OF his own
with enrnet alalaatnl
aged by stover, the choir win give
them numhers
Auxiliafy Meetings
Under the leadership % Norman
night a largely attended MEETING was
Id At o'clock al The corner Of
lird and chickasha. a mmbes Of
WORKERS participated ID tha
mewhai mpfomntu program. Bob
over blew 4 comiei eaIl to attract
{ audience and Nnisht gave an
rnest talk The Revs Mr. Teis ANA
f. Hailey also gave talks and r A.
inlap prayed,
Several hundred small children
ne a. the tabernacle yesterday alt
noon 10 rehearse very clever pro
am for Saturday night They work
hard and with saeh earnestness as
quickly master the duties assigned
I'm hy Music Director stoyer, who
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
False Spelling

"t'oF was sometimes spelled "sit 4
me preacher insisted Those folk had
simply jiaed Tue meetn' house" and
mad been "settin ilais ever since he
said ne told of an old negress III
~eorsia who sang Wishi wuz III
iieapen setiln down When asked
what me reHt Of Ihe song was slle
sald lherc Wasn't ans resi- ID II that
was what she Was looking for, She
wanted 70 10 ID Heaven 70 SHE could
"set down
These people are " productive Of
good as 4 hen which has SGT on i, door.
knob. Tetley said Jesus Christ did
not direct the people 70 set ana
rest, he declared but ordered them
50 "selH IN on their liud less and gos"
Pride was another false snelling Of
the word, Tetley emphasized, dis he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-11
Warns unsaved.


tnsaved man. ii there h. any such
approaches yon in chickasha, Kick
nun in The atoniach'p Tetley exclaim-
ed
Te worst person Is he who Is Ills
honest and who refuses 10 be square
in all things. the evan alst said. ANA
he pleaded for people . discriminate
between mere stubborness and viii
power fie related very funny story
Of an old negro In the south. whose
mule had balked lie had tried all
the arts known 10 drivers ID compel
the animal 60 bulge. but failed. ana
when questioned explained with ref
erence % the mules disposition thai
tain't his win powah. boss. wots
botherin' him. it'a his won't powah
So Il is with man sometimes. Tetley
said. 4 Is not win but wont power
which compels him 10 resist ana Nc.
ject the gift " Almighty God
Tetley eaustically rapped the incon-
sistency he had observed among
church folk; how some would discuss
by hours that person who danced ana
others would criticize the card player
sin failed TO even locate that sin
which beset themselves, He said he
had met a Chickasha man whose /
frank and winning conntenance and /
he had liked, but scarcely
had he met the man aud left him be-
fore another began digging up some
old sore By which heh ad been afrlict
ed h years gone by
"fll empty 4 little slol. o. him.
fc'ley aid the critic evidently
thought Bnt lemne ten You some.
hing friends rim no slop barrel il u
~ look like one, He hated. he said
y discover some good quality III
and have neighbor pick
'ut mote and show Il np,
on, the Inconsistency OF the people
u the church of Christi" Tetley t.aed
'iinnting The fanlts ana failures d
heis neighbors 50 as to magnify them
o the stranger when he comes "a
ownir
Tetley related tale Of 4 small boy,
J pions little chap, who very much
lertirbed reported 10 his piouA nioth-
n that two cruel boys had tied can
Q sammy Simpkins little dogs tail
nd the poor little beast nearly lore
q IFS aphendaee trying 20 get rid of
he burden The child commented Sc
erely On the cruelty Of the thing aud /,
dded on no mamma, wouldn't
Q SUCH thing | never lied ihe can
4 ! les held The dog while Tommy
rown and Jimmy Jones ala H.
another Anecdote. !.
The evangelist nsrrated another +,
hich was very funny, about an old a
uaRer Who wonld rot swear ana who !,
Guild not be cruel. whose religion was i
UGH 20 him Ne had cali thai had
come fre'ful and kittenish through
ng confinement through d wet sea x
y, SO soon as dry weather same the II,
maker went % release The captive n
he opened the door. the calf. which i,
q been seeking means or egress. y
unged Out struck the old farmer (,
and bowled him over Then h
g animal galloped throughout the r,
fIn domain r.
A red undershirt on clothesline IN
pped over its head and many other
cidents contributed to IFS fright so g.
created gi.n and devastation As il j.
ntinaed its flight Farmer. bis wifc 81
q all The hired hands took ont after "a
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