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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
xUsscRfprross RATES:
The NATIONS PocKETsoox.

On September ,. the comptroller q
The federal treasury reports, the de-
posits IN the national hanks Of the
Tnited States amounted 10 $s.z2s .eec'-
ee The total resources Of the banks
we're about ssoee oee.0se more than
that
The deposits we're sAes. .oee geo more
thar on June IS Of the present rear
That IS to say. in the ten weeks from
June zs 10 September .. cur people
nut money IN the bank al the rate Of
about sse.eoa.0o0 q seek. or more than
s. g.a eeeeoQ : rear The rate q
SAVING Is undoubtedly still higher nov.
sor the business improvement has
been steadily growing week after
week.
The total deposits appear 10 Be
about twice as large as the total
SAVINGS Of any other nation IN the
World. And ii should be observed that
hey do not represent BY any means
ne total savings o the American
psople- There remain Millions Of dol
'--~ II the state banxs. mutual savings
hanks, private banks and loan and
sruss companies
In the casa Of great national neea,
il i ohTious that il the United states
government had the power possessed
av the Russian government Of taking
veopIe's hank savings for govern
ment loan without their consent rs
shcul5 hare available for var p1r-
poses Il these national banks alone
nearly nine times As much money IS
the nation owed ii the close of ths.
eirT war
ffft were necessary or advisable e
persuade the people 10 invest their
ssr5uss in war heads. as Germany has
tcue ne could doubtless raise
600 aas o0a without turning hair,
and il . year OF Two ne could prob
sblv raise sloaaa. .eoooeo Or sl5.aoo.-
tc0eas without ealing On any foreign
nation for dollzr-'TuIsa Democrat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

bridge-
This last scheme would. IN the
opinion Of the commissioners
strengthen the bridges. that is, Il
would BE q double affair and have
more staying quality and strength
than if alone This is feasible plan
for constructing wagon bridge and
in view Of the fact that the river is
confined 10 a narrow channel where
the railway crosses II. makes it douhly
advisable fer all parties concerned by
reason OF the fact the railway bridge
xoGld be strengthened BY the addition
of a wagon bridge
The Rock Island sysfem has and i
doing much to help El Reno and Ca
Eadian county. The company realizes
the need Of cooperating with the
farmers and merchants. all taxpayers,
to make flourishing conditions
Objections may spring into exist
snce because horses are afraid Of
trains. but trains win noE be On the
railroad ali the time. and il anyone
begins singing a siren song OF dis
approval he VIII likely sing TO small
audience.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

Pep is . mighty good thing for q
town to have and the high school
students are doing good work in their
efforts to generate large quantity OF
Il in the community. The particular
brand which they are dispensing IS
football pep Now some Of yua may
mink that 4 mere football game Is
comparssively unimportsnt matter,
but YOU rre mistaken about that just
ask auy OF the high school crowd and
they viii tell you that you are -wsy
Off IL you have such an idea as that.
The game next Monday IS an affair
al vital interest to the something ike
two thousand school children in the
city and they expect the older folks
10 share their feelings about IL Be
sides that. anything that arOuses .
feeling of common interests and pride
among the people Of the town l.
Eorrhy Of being encouraged eTen il Il
i nothing more than football game
Pep i only another name for en-
rhusizsm an element with which the
community must be thoroughly inocn
lated il 1t is TO get anywhere Let Us
shrow In with the young people anl
make the game with Cherokee Non
eay memorable as the rallyins
point for al the pepsters-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
rHE SOUTH CANADIAN BRIDGE

Fl Reno American: There is Ike
lfhood Of the south Canadian river
bridge being built alongside the Rock
Island raIlway bridge il the plans of
the coanty commissioners and the rzil-
way officials reach satisfactory de-
rision- The question has been Sis-
cussed already and ss nearly as can
be ascertzined. the talked-of plan i
to reach conclusion whereoy the
wagon bridge uay te Swung from the
Foundation az the rziEway bridge Inc
Commissioners would probably go q
s,su further and build piers on the
lover side OF the wagon bridge Just
using he railroad bridge foundation
10 support one side OF the wagon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

4. Husband. don't tell your wife
you are going to lodge when you ex-
pect 10 play poker
;. Wife. don't rag and nag" you-
husband. Ii never tettered any sit
uation one particle
6. Don't be too familiar" with
each other. Familiarity breeds con
tempt between married folks just as
il does between unmarried folks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

The county and city superintencents
and the teachers have all put their
shoulders 10 the wheel so 10 speak
and have aroused an interest in af-
fairs educational never before known
in Oklahoma To the committee ap-
noiuted from the faculty Of each state
normal school much credit must b
given for the excellent condition mat
ters are in Just as ne are winding into
II. aome-stretch Of this campaign fer
better rural schools. Chairman Moses
wood Of the Central State normal.
Edmond Secretary J. R Barton q
he Northeastern state normal, Table
aush z A. Herod. Northwestern
STATE normal. Alva, A L Fenten q
,ea East Central State normal Ada.
w T Dodson Of the Southeastern
St.tr normal Durant: and l. 5
steuhens Of the Southwestern state
normal weatherford, have All oesn
untsriur in their efforts and mat the5
have worked intelligentfs and under'
sfandinery Of the situation is 10 =
seer by the plans and PruErzns zoos'T'
to BE carried cut and viii Be plainss
seen when the results Of their efforts
are reported Fl the State Teachers
ASSOCIATION which viii convene in OK
,shoua City. November =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
HOW TO Be HAPPY THOUGH NOT
DIVORCED.

Judge ". N. cealey Of California
has formulated the following rules;
/. Husband, Kiss your wife good
bye in the morning and how-do-you-do
at night
?. Don't interrupt your husband
While he IS reading the evening paper
3. Husband and wife, take pride in
the good things your other half does;
don't think so much Of the shorteon-
ings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

thing in her visitors book. She was
very proud Of it-of some OF the
people whose names we're in the vol
ume. and the nice Things they said.
But there's one thing ! can't under
stand. the lady confided TO friend
land that Is what an American gentle
man pat in the book after stopping
here People always smile when they
read il
What was it2- queried the other.
He only wrote the words. 'Quoth
the raven" "-Tit-iBts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

A gentleman farmer tells OF city
lad vho once worked for him
The lad xas called one winter
morning before dawn and told to har'
ness the mule to the dearborn.
The lad was too lazy to light a Ian
tern. and in-the Eark he didn't notice
that one OF the cows Nas in the stable
with the mule. The farmer. impa
tient at the long delay. shouted from
the house.
-Billy, Billy. What are you do
ings-
4 can't get the collar over the
mules head yelled back at the boy
~His ears are frozen. n.T-Collier'
Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
STATE EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
By R H. WILSON.
State superintendent

The state department OF education
is greatly pleased over the prospects
for the educational rallies TO be held
in every county in Oklahoma preced-
ing the state teachers association
in most Of the counties district rallies
are being held and are 70 be held and
these will be followed By county ral-
lies. most OF which VIII be held on
Friday and Saturday. November Il
and 20
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

At the time this movement vas pai
on foot il was known. o. course. that
the fan season was the very busiest
Of the year with al school officers,
superinsendents and teachers How
ever. the state department OF eduea-
tion. having an abiding confidence and
faith in the school people Of Okla
homa. believed that they would take
I'D this added burden and work oui
.hese plans in a way which would
prove creditabie to their counties and
10 the state. IN this opinion the facts
plainly shdN that no mistake was
made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

With Mr. Bryan in revolt and Rep
resentative KiteheH. majority leader
In the house. baking on the naval pro-
gram. il : evident that the admins
tration's defense plans are not going
- have smooth sailing in the coming
session Of congress. However.
Speaker Clark has come out in favor
es the presidents prOspcssls and
many others who have hitherto not
taken kindly 70 preparedness are
showing a disposition TO support the
administration For example. Post
master General Barleson, who is
strong anti-miiitarist. says he sees
nothing in the presidents program e
fear from the point Of view Of a peace
advocate. but regards it as moderate
and sensible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs.
} %+++++ = = = = : = =
Season Of Sad Thoushts.

Season Of Sad Thoughts
As I behold the dead leaves fall
some heavy thoughts my heart appah.
a low, sad song runs through my soul
I'm have TO buy load Of coal y
Keep saying il. Chickazha must
beat Cherokee.
81 simp says hesnotsees that here
il ai~ays less wind after i calma
down
To see a genuine grand rush, drop
into one of the restaurants early II
The morning when the Hot Cakes club
cOnvenes-
Uncle Hi states that he has discoy-
cred that Ma keeps her disposition in
better condition when she has plenty
Of rev clothes.
.>.--as~s Ia the Ardmnreite. an
ordinance pending tefore the city
commissioners there contains every
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

Not desiring TO have the peace OF
the community disturbed personally
Packagetter is in favor Of turning
over Maslicans problem to the Sit
and Argue club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

1t is rumored that County Superin-
tendent Shepard. after wearing out q
dozen pencils on Muliican's puzzle
problem. has passed il up to the state
department Of education.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
A STOLEN smILE'R Two.
! 80 = = = , = > = = = =

Hpropcs-
The landlady OF a well-knovn board
ing house always made q point of
asking departing guests to write some
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12
BEWARE or CHEAP su7sTt-
TuTEs-

In these DAYS Of keen onmpeufioE 2
i important that the public should see
hat they get Chambersain's co1zh
Remedy ana not take substitutes so
FOR the sake Of extra prufit Chamber
lnin's sCouzh Remedy has stocd ~
test anu oeen apFt 49, -
forty years. 06tainzbis everyvhers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

II has always been mystery to
Us where Col z. Curtis gets the fresh
rose which he is seen wearing every
morning before breakfast In reply
tc a request for information he states
that he keeps EN- in cold storage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

Little doctors must be ethical, put
the big ones 90 away from home and
get their pictures and all kinds OF ad-
vertising dope in the papers For in
stance. have you noticed the Dallas
papers since the Southern Medics
have been in session there2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

thing -trOm a picket fence to infant
baptism"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-12

we don't like to expose friend. but
NE serve notice on Les Boone right
nov that If he doesn't come across
With the performance OF one certain
promise we are going to move 10 expel
him from the Pure Heart & Can't Lie
club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
10000 ROGUES
IN NEW GALLERY
10000 Finger Prints on File
200 Women in Pickpocket
Class of 1,400.

Ten thousand crooks are listed in
New York's new Rogues' Gallery, work
on which was completed yesterday by
Inspector Joseph Faurot and L.eutcn-
ant James Allen. the reconstruction
followed the discovery by Commission
e. Woods soon after he took Office that
the Gallery as it Is generally known,
was in a wretched condition. He or
dered that it be repaired. The work
has taken more than year and neces-
STATED much correspondence with the
police departments Of this coLntry's
larger cities.
The gallery contains photographs Of
men who are out of jail, but who the
police think are still living by their
wits and apt to run foul Of the police
some day. These pictures are classi-
fed into groups. In the piCkpocket
class there are 1900 men and POO wom-
en-. Burglars are divided into their
tendencies loft, safe. second. story Or
just plain "stick-up men
Hotel sneak thieves, forgers, conf
dence men and gangsters are also taken
care Of. In the general thieves group
are more than $500 photographs. In
addition TO the photographs are finger
prints Of more than 10000, all well
arranged. This branch Of the work
was begun in August, 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

strained hard to hear the testimony
which was used in the second murder
trial. Il related to Thaw's posing as
professor Reed" and Mr.. Monroe
and the i'll treatment Of young girls at
the Merrill house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
NEW COURTHOUSE
CLUB TOO COSTLY
Tilden Adamson Picks Out
Flaws in Plans-ShOWS
Waste of Space.

Tildan Adamson, director of the Blu
reau Of Contract Supervision, reported
TO Mayor Mitchell yesterday what he
found out about the new Courthouse.
The Mayor makes the report p"blc
Tuesday.
Waste, extravaganza and luxury are
said to be embodied in the present
plans, cleverly concealed in maze Of
rooms. 1t is said that a club for at
torneys and judges is included ir the
plans for the vast building. Accord
ing 20 this report, the club was to be
second tc none in appointments.
The floor in which the club was to
be would have cost S1,500,OOO TO con-
struct. That. taken in connection with
an apparently unnecessary duplication
Of certain rooms, is believed to have
caused q small suspicion to sDrout in
,he mind of Mr.. Adamson. Through
out the building, it is said, the blue
prints. which Mr.. Adamson has been
studying, do not conform with other
information that has come to his at
tent:on.
After Mayor Mitchell and President
McAreuy Of the Board of Aldermen
had talked of possible extravaganza
in the Ilans for the new Courthouse
Thursday the Board of Estimate asked
the Courthouse Board for full details
Of the construction of the building, the
final plans and the cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
GREENhUTS MAY PAY rs
Favorable to General Plan of
independent Creditors.

Captai. J. B. Greenhut and his as
sociates were busy yesterday going
over the demands of the Independent
creditors that they be paid ut least
25 cents cash and the balance in Sc
curities in any composl ion offer. With
them were Benjamin G. Paskus and
c. W Wickersham, counsel for the
Greenhut companies ard the family.
At the conclusion Of the confer
ences il was said that the demands of
the creditors would in all probability
be agreed TO and 80 per cent Of their
claims paid at once. Some mColhca-
tions in the demands # the indepen-
dent creditors may be asked, but IN
the main II is understood that they
Will be agreed 10.
The answer of the Greenhuts 20 the
independents will be submitted 20 a
creditors meeting Tuesday morning.
This, il was declared yesterday, Will
be final.
As now planned. TIC agreement will
be submitted TO Peter B. Olnev, the
referee IN bankruptcy. At meeting 20
be held later in the DAY, for his APP
proval and submission TO all the cred
TORS ana the court. To make any
agreemen. effective the approval Of a
majority of the creditors in numbers
and in amount will be Necessary.
The creditors committee caused a
subpoena to be served yesterday upon
J. il. Richards. who wrote that the
Greenhut enterprises we're in q posi-
tion to pay IS cents cash. Just who
he is no one seemed 20 know, but his
information will be welcomed If he
has any 70 give.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
JUDGE DROPS THREE
FROM JURY ROLLS
Cohalan Lays Mistrial of Cues
tiOnable Resort Case to
Their Selfish Aims.

A mistrial in the case Of the Tene-
ment House Department against Leon
Sobel was declared yesterday by JUS
tice Cohalan in the Supreme Court af-
ter a jury had wrangled for more than
twelve hours and failed to come to an
agreement. The action against Sobel,
who is president of a realty company
bearing his name, was brought to COM
pei him to pay a fine based upon two
convictions for allowing resorts Of a
questionable character to be main
tanned at 200 and POP Manhattan Ave-
nue..
The names of three jurors in this
case were stricken from the rolls, the
court holding that their failure to ar
rive at a verdict was due TO their re-
garding financial interests above those
Of justice. The men who can never
serve on another jury in this state are
Eli Baff, buyer, of ia West 18th
Street. a nephew Of Bernard Baff, the
murdered poultry dealer; Benedict
THESE, of 240 East Eighty-frst Street,
and Peter Karsten. retired business
man, of GO East 12Sth Street.
After arguing from 1870 Thursday
afternoon until after l o'clock yester-
day morning the jury was unable TO
reach a unanimous decision because
the three men. themselves interested
in tenement house property. feared TO
set precedent in convicting Sobel.
Mathew Larkin. who was juror No. 3,
arose in the box when court was
opened yesterday and apprised Justice
Cohalan of the situation.
Immediately after we reached the
jury ROOM" he declared. eve were told
by these three men that verdict in
favor Of the city would injure the
property interests Of hundreds of fur
nished fiat owners. II came to my at
tention that one of the jurors is inter
ested in q firm representing the own
ers of 172 apartments in this city"
Justice Cohalan was indignant
This is one of the grossest miscar-
rages Of justice ever brought to my
attention" he said. $50 that these
men will hang up no more juries | now
order their names stricken from the
rolls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
GARMENT STRIKE
DANGERAYERTED
BY EMPLOYERS
Manufacturers Agree to
Arbitration, but Insist
Upon Neutrality.

Immediate possibilities of strike in
volving $4,000 workers in the garment
trade vanished late yesterday afternoon
when the executive committee Of the
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers
Protective Association went on record
in favor Of submitting their grievance
TO a council Of con"lliatlOn.
Through Charlie Heineman, chair
man of the executive board. the manu-
factUrers drafted letters 10 Benjamin
Schlesinger, president of the lnterna-
tional Ladies' Garment Workers Union,
and to Elmer Rosenberg, president of
the Joint board of the Cloak and Skirt
Makers Union, accepting the PROPOSE
ton TO arbitrate They also wrote to
Jacob II. Schiff expressing their appre-
citation Of efforts made by group of
we'll known New York citizens TO avoid
a calamitous situation among the gar
mcnt workers.
In a letter to Schlesinger and Ro-
senberg the manufacturers say: I've
have your letter of the 28th ultimo.
We are willing to 90 before Council
.of Cancellation, to be made up Of dis
Interested and neutral parties, and 10
lay our case before them, with the UNI
derstanding that arbitrable questions
may be left to Board of Arbitration,
to be subsequently formed, If neces-
sary."
The letter to Mr.. Schiff follows:
"The letter signed by yourself, Cyrus
L. Sulzoerger, Oscar S. Straus, Dr.. J.
l.. Magnes and Louis Marshall, ad-
dressed to the executive committee Of
our association, and dated June %
1915. was read at a meeting Of the
board held to-day, and is gratefully
appreciated by all the members. It
is, indeed, a source of qualification 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
SCORES FAKE CURE
FOR RHEUMATISM
Chicago HOmeOpath Says Adj
vertisements Force Serum
Treatment on Sufferers.

Chicago, July Members Of the
American Institute Of Homeopathy
concluded their annual convention here
to-day and adjourned. In the closing
hours Of the convention DR.. Frank
Branen, Of Chicago, attacked the serum
treatment of rheumatism and scored
certain manufacturers who. he said,
practically force their remedies or the
profession by advertising and PUBLISH
ing a few testimonials, in that manner
bringing sufferers TO point of belief
where they demand the alleged cure,
regardless Of the advice Of their physi-
clans.
"Rheumatism is widely variable"
said Dr. Branen. Its cause is not uni
form. Consequently 1t is not possible
to obtain uniform results from any one
Antitoxir The treatment. furthermore,
is no: devoid Of danger"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
M'CARREN DIED POOR
Democratic Boss's 81, 314,o ST.
Estate Cant Pay Debts.

The debts of Patrick H. McCarren,
former Democratic boss Of Kings Coun-
", exceeded the estate he left when
he died IN 1909. according to the state
ment filed in Brooklyn Yesterday by
Samuel 5. Whitehouse. the only living
executor of the will. He shows that
he has paid out SLAP. 100 in partial
settlement Of claims against the es-
tate. and that claims still unsatished
exceed the S156,145 which he has on
hand. The estate amounted to only
S1,314,871, Sl83.702 more than the
amount at which it was appraised in
February. 1913.
The report also shows that much Of
this increase is due 20 the efforts OF
the late Anthony y. Brady. Brady adj
ministered the estate and helped the
executors obtain the best possible
prices for securities and bonds. which
formed its bulk.