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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-06
ORGANIZING THE Getty
BEAUTIFUL" FORCES

as they should be unless we get down
to our knitting and take up some such
pIanR as Lafayette employed for max
ing the movement more general in
scope. we must better organize our
forces if we expect TO achieve any
marked results Unless we arouse a
degree Of enthusiasm which viii per
meate the entire town and perfect a
form Of organization that viii keep
the good work going on all summer.
many of us xill fall By the wayside
before the season is ended and We
shall have little to show for all the
hubbub We are now making.
Thus far We have merely made
beginning. 1t Is doubtless true that
more people are taking an interest in
beautifying their property than ever
before but there are stilI multitudes
who have not become infected with
the pretty-Dp fever. Already there
are many pieces cf parking, yards and
vacant lots. which show evidences OF
neglect. The city beautiful" Is nU.
pretty merely in spots-it must pre-
sent uniformity Of attractiveness- a
few neglected pieces OF property
yards. parking and vacant lots here
and there groEn up with weeds and
grass-will spoil the whole thing. Il
is not too late TO remedy this condi
ton and 1t can be done by systematic
efforts along the lines which have
teen successfully used in other cities
The problem Is indeed a large one
and to work it out we must bring to
bear upon II keen intelligence as well
as public spirit and enthusiasm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-06

Uncle Hi says when Ma squelehes
him he finds it better as rule TO
back up and let bygones be bygones-
But merely because yo1r neighDor
lacks civic pride, there is no reason
why you should neglect to nov your
parking.
Probably the Sit-and-Argue club can
tell US how long It will be before the
country win be suffering from exces-
siTe moisture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-06

this yea ar JOIN
this army Of con-
tented tire users.
1t is by far the
largest army in
Tredon.. Any
dealer will sup
ply you. (zsl)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-06
HoOsiers SET
Good Example

Continued from Page oue.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

w RETENTION OF PAWN
TO PLEASE MoNEYED MEN
HterEe 4-That Barnes and Plat
SWs Roosevelt. while Governor, to
Lou Payn as State Supe
Eeof Insurance, because certain
3pfied mon Of both parties wanted
;tlw,tained.
ajpevidence-Colon Roosevelt tes-
mstliat Barnes had stood for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

struck a snas as the result of the rul-
Ing Of the court. Should II be proved
that the contracts were corrupt, and
that the State was mulcted because OF
them. Barnes will get behind the legal
defense that he was merely stock
holder or director OF the corporations
that pronteu, and had no knowledge OF
the transactions.
There is no doubt that Barnes was
greatly disconnected by the ruling OF
Justice Andrews permitting the Roose-
welt forces to go into the printing Sit
uatiOn in the city and county OF AL
bany, as well as the State contracts
with the j. b. Lyon Company, of which
Barnes was. until 1912, the holder Of
% per cent OF the stock. The Bayne
senatorial committee, which investigat-
ed this printing ring In 1911. reported:
The most conspicuous beneficiary of
graft and extravaganza and raiding of
the municipal treasury, we find from
the evidence, to be William Barnes. Jr,
himself. as the owner OF the majority
stock of the Albany Journal Company"
FORCED ny COURT TO MAKE
RESTITUTION TO STATE
The result of that report was that
Mr. Barnes's newspaper was forced BY
the Court Of Appeals to make restitu-
ton TO the State of over $4,000.
When Justice Andrews permitted the
Roosevelt side TO go into the printing
business. John J. Adams secured an
important ruling for Barnes. his client
Adams called the attention of the court
to a decision of the Court of Appeals
which read:
There is no rule of law which
charges a director or stockholder of a
corporation with actual knowledge Of
its business transactions merely be-
cause he is such director or stock
holder"
''Of course. that is So" said Justice
Andrews I'm other words. the charge
here is OF personal guilt. and i think
everybody will agree there has been no
proof of personal guilt"
Barnes will attempt to prove he had
no knowledge of the contracts made
either by his newspaper or by the ].
+. Lyon Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
FREDERICK SlTTERDING. IT,
CHARGED WITH SPEEDING
President OF Street Car Compuny,. M
ney B"s Service In Placed
Under Arrcst.N

Frederick Slttcrding, Jr., son of the
vice president OF the Virginia Railway
aio rover Company and president or
the General Motor COMPANY tha iit,ar
ous concern operated by the street rail.
way company, was arrested Yesterday
U! polceman Samucls on warrant
charging him with speeding automobiis
NO; tl9S along Main Street about q
u !. et h Friday night. Sitterding. who
- booked as chauffeur at tho Second
Police Station. was bailed for his on'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
HAS HEMORRHAGE OF BRAIN
Condition OF Policeman Carter Report-
cd TO TIC Most Critical.

Policeman S. NJ. Carter. 3o2 South
Belridere street, suffered hemorrhage
OF the brain at his home about 1880
o'clock yesterday morning. and is now
at the Virginia Hospital I'm what his
physicians say is most critical condi-
ZION. His wife and stepchild have been
with him constantly since he was
stricken.
The officer began TO complain sew
eral days ago. He suffered from drowsi-
ness. and from pains in the head, but
II was not until he was stricken yes
terday morning that his condition was
considered serious. DR.. ST. Julian OPP
penhimer, Or. a. A. thurman and DR..
T. r. Leonard were with him the great
err part OF yesterday. Or. thurman maxi
Ing four calls during the afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

ding. The question was raised in court
yesterday as to the ability OF tho
officer to say which OF the men was
driving, but Samuels smiiingly called
attention to the law, which holds tho
owner responsible IL he Is in the car
at the time of the violation.
MIR. Sitterding was placed in charge
or the street railways jitney lines
when the company entered the motor
vehicle field short time ago. He Is
now directing the operation of about
forty cars. and 1t is said will increase
this number in a few weeks. should tho
business continue to expand as 1t has
done recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
GOVERNOR sTUART's
NAME FORGED ON CHECK
After Long Chase, Police Arrest j.
II. A. Loving, of Am
herSt.
HAD CALLED ON GOVERNOR
Secured Executive Endorsement for
One Check on Representation That
He Was Son Of Late John T. Low
ing, Of Pulaski County.

Governor Henry c. Stuart will be the
principal witness to appear in the Po-
lice Court tomorrow morning. The
Governor will be present as witness
against j. II. A. Loving. thirty years
old. farmer OF Amherst. Va. who was
arrested after q long chase through
the streets yesterday by Detective Ser
Eeants Willy and Kellam on charge
OF forging the Endorsement OF the
Governor of Virginia to a check for
SIS.
On Thursday Loving telephoned Gov
ernor Stuart that he was at the Rich
mond Hotel with his wife. and that he
was in need of $50 He told the Gov
John T. Loving, OF Pulaski County. and
asked the Governor to indorse his
check for SEQ. He was told to come tc
see Governor Stuart at his ONCE.
TELLS CAPITOL. POLICE HE
is son or JOHN y. LOVING
Will" passing through the Capitol
grounds. Loving met Long Tom"
Haynes, who has charge of the Capitol
police. He told Haynes that he was
the son OF John T. Loving, former dep
uty clerk of the House of Delegates,
who was well known to the policeman
as we'll As to the Governor. and was
directed TO the executive Offices.
After few minutes conversation
with the Governor. the man was asked
Il he knew any one In Richmond to
whom the Governor might referV Low
ing glibly replied that he knew Haynes,
and the policeman was summoned.
Little thinking of the trick which was
being worked on him. Haynes replied
that he knew Loving. in answer to
the Governors inquiry. That settled
the matter, and Governor Stuart in
dorsed the check. which was duly
cashed at the hotel.
PRODUCES SECOND CHECK
CLAIMING STUART'S ENDORSEMENT
Yesterday the man appeared at Muir
phys Hotel and presented n check for
Sis. The check was made payable to
II. G. stuart, and bore an Endorsement
purportinS to he that OF the Governor.
The clerk noticed that 1t was smeared.
and remarked that IL did not look like
the signature Of the Governor. Low
ing moved hurriedly away from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Cupid has invaded the trenches Of the
French army. and Herewith lies an In
teresting tale.
When the Lafayette Fund issued its
appeal for money to he used in the pur-
chase OF comfort kits to be sent to the
soldiers in the French trenches. 81 came
in an envelope from Miss Adele Leuville.
Of Plaquemine, La. with hopes that
this terrible war will soon be over"
Each. kit that Is forwarded contains
card upon which is written the name OF
the contributor. BY odd chance Miss
Leuville's kit was received by a soldier
named Maurice Dubois. of the Twenty
seventh Company. Sixth Cavalry OF the
Fourth Army Corps OF France. In the
frosty weather of the Argonne trenches,
Comrade Dubois could not restrain a
feeling of gratitude for the kind per-
son who had sent the warm stockings.
the WOODEN mittens. the snug fitting I'M
dcrwear and the comfortable cap and
muller which composed the kit. And as
he thought OF writing letter Of thanks
TO the donor II seemed as II the name
was familiar to him. Dubois communi-
Gated with the Lafayette Fund at the
Hotel Vanderbilt. New York, saying
that seventeen years ago he went to
school with a girl OF the same name In
Nancy, France, when he was twelve and
she eleven years of age. He asked that
inquiries be made to establish her ident-
ity. il possible. This was DONE 1t was
confirmed that Miss Leuville was Du-
bois's former schoolmate. and she wrote
him that she would pray for his sur
vival OF the war and welcome his prom
ised visit to America at that future
time.
But this incident eventually aroused
the patriotism OF Miss Leuvillc, or
awakened romance in her nature. She
wrote the Lafayette Fund that she
would like to go TO France to act as
nurse. in which capacity she had some
experience. On Saturday, February IS,
she sailed on the French Line steamer
Niagara to aid her native France on
, the firing line-and see Maurice Dubois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
pearance inlthe Police cour. next we;a.

peHrHHce IN Nthe PoIice Court next We'd
nesday. II.
Policeman Samuels followed the ma
chine from Harrison Street to Allen
Avenue that night and arrested the
driver, Hugh Harding. on a charge of
speeding. At that time tho officer was
Of the opinion that Harding was re-
sponsible. but later he learned that the
machine was owned by Sitterding's
company. AS the law holds the owner
OF car responsible for speeding when
he is an occupant Of the machine,
Samuels yesterday asked Justice Griggs
to dismiss the charge against Harding
and to swear out warrant for Sitter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
CHASE LEADS OFFICERS
FOR SEVER III nCE c

When the man appeared on the street
Grace attempted TO arrest him. Loving
broke his grasp and fed. The chase
led along Broad and Marshall Streets
TO Sixth, down which the man turned
toward the Second Market Here
Grace managed to catch him. He sue
ceeded in holding the man until the
arrival of the city detectives. who
formally arrested him. Governor
stuart was notified of the incident, and
AT once ordered that the charge against
the man be pressed. He will appear as
witness against the man Tomorrow
The police are not convinced that the
mans name is Loving. as he carried
letters addressed to william H. Dewitt.
!a'a ,ottesNile. va The check to
which the name Of the Governor wa,
forged was drawn OH the Radford
trust COMPANY. OF Radford. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
counter. upon hearing the remark. and

counter. upon hearing the remark. and
made for tho door.
House Detective Grace was told to
follow the man. which he did. Later
he telephoncd the hotel that the man
mad gone to n house numbered els. but
the clerk was not able to understand
inc name of the street. Police head.
quarters was notified. and Detectives
wy and kellam started in search for
the house. They visited houses OF that
number on East and West Broad Street,
on Grace. Franklin. Marshall, Clay and
Leigh Streets without result.
III the meantime. Grace again tele-
phoned tho hotel people for instruc-
tions. He told them that the house
was 2lS North Second Street. and in
return was ordered to arrest Loving at
once. The city police were notified,
and at once started for the house.
They arrived just after Loving had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

reappointment of Payn. and that Platt
had insisted he be reappointed. be-
cause he was liked by influential men,
who insisted he be retained in office.
BARNES AND MURPHY
ENTER INTO AGREEMENT
Charge 5-That Barnes entered into
an agreement with Murphy that he
would not interfere with him in the
senatorial fight of 1911. when William
r. Sheehan was Murphy's candidate
The evidence-William Loeb. Jr., for
merly secretary to President Roose-
welt. testified Barnes had told him he
could not support an independent Dem
ocrat for United States Senator be-
cause his arrangement with Murphy
Roosevelt also testified that this story
had been told to him by Loeb
Charge ,6--That Barnes was cogniz-
ant Of the existence OF gambling and
immortality In the city OF Albany, and
Eanization of that city were employed
In gambling houses Also that Barnes
had formed the Lincoln League Of AL
bany TO evade the provisions OF the
corrupt practices act.
The cvidence-All evidence on this
charge was excluded by the court
The Colonel has one more count in
his indictment against Barnes. His at
torneys will occupy the early part Of
the coming week in calling witnesses
TO prove that Barnes prohted through
corrupt printing contracts made with
the state. and city and county govern
ment of Albany.
Here again, however. the Colonel ha.
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