Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 125, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 25, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY MAY 25 1910.
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Special by United Press
Madrid May 25. All doubt as to
the existence of a plot against the lire
f King Alfonso was removed today
by the official statement of an an-
archist paper at Barcelona that the re-
cent bomb outrages were arranged hy
anarchists. The editor id' the paper
Is under intent.
The boldness ir the editor in admit-
ting the plot is considered indhutivc
of a speedy revolutionary outbreak.
The guard about King Alfonso's palace
1ms been doubled and the king ordered
not to appear in public.
fte-lnforcernentg aro going to th
larger cities to prevent a revolution.
TWO CASES
AFFIRMED
Guthrie' Olila. May IT.-The
'criminal court of appeals In per
curiam opinions has affirmed ten
liquor cases Including those of
Hob George of Coal county (three
cases) ftum Stniih of Oi-ady conn-
ly (two cases). Berry Stringer
of Craily county .lames Lel'otee
of Caddo count and (! McGiunis
of Coal county.
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SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT COURT.
Jaw R. White Jr. vs. John Hankins
abstract of judgment ; Bond & Melton
attofin ys
In County Court
! It. ih- 1 vs. C U 1. & I' if...
damjige; V. I. Iitddl' attorney.
Wlu-a! Usui Ctfjln & .mutter Co. vs.
Si. L. & 3. F Uy. appeal.
everal
Reasons
Why you should bring your
prescriptions here.
First: Because our pre-
scription department is
wholly in charge of grad-
uated and registered phar-
macists who are Btipplied
with every facility for tho
quick and correct com-
pounding of all prescrip-
tions of all physicians.
Second: Our facilities are
the linest in the city; our
prices the most reason-
able and we never over-
charge. Third: ' Because of our
quick service.
Think these facts over next
time you need a pharma-
cist's service.
H. J. Brownson
The Leading Prescription
Druprpist
The VtfiS Store
DIRECTORS:
C. B. Campbell
H. B. Johnson
C. H. Bessent
T. H. Williams
Ben F.
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Capital Stock
Surplus
All matters entrusted to our care will receive
' prompt and careful attention a;d we will be
very prladto have a share of your business.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
WRECKING TUGS TO
SCENE OF DISASTER.
Special by United Press.
1'ort Huron .Micli. .May .. Wreck-
ing tuna went today to the place of
the collision of the .steamer Frank
II. tioodycar which is at the bottom
of l.al;o Huron in forty fathoms of
wale r.
It is e?'iain thai eighteen Uvea were
lost. No blame has been fixed so
far. . . '
CANNONISM
TO BE THE
ISSUE
Special by United I'n-ss.
Washington .May IT. It became. ap-
parent today that Cannonism will be
the big issue in (he congressional
campaign 'flu; conservatives among
the Insurgents have determined not to
j attempt to unseat ""Uncle Joe" as
i speaker at. 4 his session of congress
j In the fall election the insurgents are
confident that I hey will have the sttp-
j port of Roosevelt because of his attl-
! tnde toward C'aunon. '
! The radical." may attempt to oust
i Cannon If lie continues baiting them.
( The Cannon house organization is fac-
! lug an uncomfortable (situation.
OUTBREAK
IS CERTAIN
j Special by United Press.
lj'i:don. May 25. Reports received
here trow the iitisKlotiT.v societies in
! China -say that auti-forcien demonstra-
tions in China are increasing. A wide
i spread of the outbreak before autumn
is ine liable.
Tiie missionaries report that Chi-
! lit se troops are joining with t lie riot-
en'. FOUND REAL
HOP JOINT
A genuine opium joint 'ith all the
necessary aecoulernieuts was disco v-
eied this morning by Officer I.ovejoy
in two negro bouses at 223 and 22"
South Third street.
Lovejoy took possession of the pipe
opium lamp and the rest ot (ho para-
phernalia and notified Deputy T..r. S.
.Marshal Tom liurk who arrested ttert
Pearson and Willie Lester. The opium
business is contrary to federal statutes
and th offense with which the de-
fendants are charged therefore comes
under the jurisdici im of the United
States courts.
Pictures of "quality" arc made at
the Norvelk- Electric studio. 25-3 1
E. B. Johnson
J. D. Suprg
II. Bond
T. T. Johnson
Johnson
& fBn4mnrI Fin 111'
$200000.00
$ 60000.00
Washington D.
p. m. I have just
by the Senate of my bill appropriating
$175000 . for a
Chickasha.
TWO MORE TURBINES ARE
INSTALLEDGIVE 2000
HORSEPOWER
The work of putting in the two now
turbine wheels at the power house
house of the Chickasha Gas and Elec
tric company is completed and Ik now
being inspected by un expert from the
Trump Manufacturing company of
Cleveland which had the contract for
the work.
With the addition of the two wheels
the company will have about 2000
horse power at the dam the two
w heels adding about 12WI horse powei
to the StlO which now have.
The 'ncW wheels will be started
about the last of this week.
The Gas and Electric company arc
working; an extra number of men at
NOTHING .-ALARMING IN
SITUATION' -DR. MAHR
"I find nothing alarming in the situa-
tion hi Chickasha" said I"r J. C: Mah'r
state health commissioner who came
here to investigate the exaggerated
small pox reports which - have gone
out
"The disease Is no more- prevalent
here than it is in a number of. other
cities and 1 sec no reason for serious
apprehension. 1 find that ample quar-
antine regulations are being maintain-
ed which should prevent the spread of
the disease and entirely eliminate it
within a few weeks."
The matter of placing the city under
quarantine was not considered at all."
According to reports fror.i Oklahoma
City Chiekaslta has suffered far less
from the disease than that city has
and the reports front other cities to
the state health officers indicate that
this city has escaped comparatively
lightly.
Sugar Frauds Cause?!
Death of Havemeyer
Special by U.rted Press.
New York May 25. Recalled for
cross-examination Oliver Spif.er for-
mer dock gupcriiMnndcnt for the
sugar trust declared the trials of the
sugar fraud cases led directly to the
death of the late Henry Havemeyer
the organizer of the trust.
Spitzer asserted positively that he
hadn't been promised a pardon in ex-
change for testimony.
He denied that he had been instruct-
ed to fix the scales.
FRISCO WILL PAVE.
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The Frisco Railroad company
today let the contract to C. A.
Heman to pave from Sixth street
to the main. linn and thenes diag-
onally to the depot platform;'
The paving will cost over 12011ft.
:
C May 25th 3:15
secured the passage
Public Building at
T. P. GORE.
! present putting in the new arc cir-
j cults consisting of 56 lights which
I their contract with the city calls for.
"This company is at the present
time furnishing the peopla of Chicka-
sha with lights and electricity at al-.
most half what Oklahoma City "pays"
Said one of the company officers
"There are few cities the size of
Chickasha in the United States that
get electricity and light as cheap as
it is furnished here and those cities
own their own slants."
There is no danger that there will
be any hindrance from lack of water
this year for already enough water is
above the dam to carry them through
a long dry season.
At the present time the strictest
possible quarantine is being maintain-
ed over houses where the disease ex-
ists special officers being detailed for
this purpose and suspects who break
through the line are sent to a deten-
tion camp out of town.
All cases of contagious disease are
reported to Dr. Vann the city physic-
ian. . He slates that at the present
time there arc-4S cases in various
stages if the disease many of whom
are convalescent. Only five cases
have developed in the past week and
Dr. Vann thinks the disease will be
completely stamped out in fourteen
days. His reports show that since the
disease first made its .appearance
March 20 six deaths have occured.
Fully three-fourths of the cases are
among negroes. These figures are of-
ficial and tltej- furnish no grounds for
the wild reports that have been circu-
lated. Mrs. Roosevelt Guest
of Widowed Queen
Special by United Press.
London May 2". On the invitation
of the queen mother Mrs. Roosevelt
visited the widowed queen. at Buck-
ingham palace today. Alexandria re-
ceived Mrs. Itr i'ieevlt with sxtrenie
cordiality.
Col. Roosevelt will receive an hon-
orary degree at the University of Cam-
bridge tomorrow.
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Chickasha and vicinity: To-
night and Thursday: Increasing
cloudiness.
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CARTER WILL SPEAK
ON THE AMENDMENT.
Dorset Carter president of the Okla-
homa Central railway will speak here
at the city hall Tuesday evening May
SI on the proposed amendment of ar-
ticle 0. section ft of the consiitutioi .
lie Is sin able speaker and everybody
is invited to hear him.
DENY NEW TRIAL FOR
A WIFE MURDERER.
Special by United Press.
Chicago May 25. Judge McSurely
today denied the motion for a new
trial to Dr. Haldane Clemlnson who
wast sentenced to life imprisonment
for the murder of his wife with
chloroform. His attorneys aro arrang-
ing to 'appeal. The scene in the court
room was pathetic Cleniinsoii's
mother broke down.
FARMER
VAUGII
S HAPPY
Ken Vaughan one of the big farm-
ers of the county living near Alex
was in town today scaterring smiles
sunshine and good cheer all because
he is feeling so good over crop pros-
pects. "No I dont think the comet had
anything to do with it" said .Mr.
Vaughan "but it's a fact that the out-
look for crops in my section is very
bright. I look for the 'best season we
b-ave had for many years. Corn is
doing fine and wheat and oats are fair.
Cotton 'Is In good shape and while
some of the farmers are still planting
many have worked their crop once and
Bomo are plowing It the second time.
I hear much more complaint ahout
crops In town than I do in the county.
Prospects sure loolt good to me."
STARTS
A PANIC
Walks Into City Hall at
Oklahoma City With
Small Pox
Oklahoma City Times: A negro who
appeared at the office of the health
department Monthly suffering from
small pox created a panic in the city
hall and aroused a storm of protest
against the lax enforcement of the
health regulations. The negro had
ben in a California negro rooming
house for four days where 75 negroes
were exposed but no report had ever
been made.
Leo Menton secretary of the board
of health said that the department
was completely handicapped by the
failure of the inspectors to secure
convictions ot persons arrested for
violating the regulations
"People laugh at us and say we
may arrest them hut that they will
be turned loose. .One inspector has
had twenty-five cases in this city
court without securing a single con-
viction. This discourages the inspec-
tors hut worse than that people come
in to us and raise cain because we
do not do our duty.
"A Chinaman was fined $10 and
costs for burning some trash contrary
to regulations but the members of a
wealthy firm were three times dis-
missed when arrested for using lava-
tories not connected with the sewer.
Miss Harrhnan -Weds
Tomorrow
Special by United Press.
New York May 25. The wedding of
Miss Mary Harrhnan daughter of the
late E. H. Harriman to Charles Cary
Rnmsey of Buffalo. N. V. an artist
and sculptor will occur toworrow at
the Episcopal church in Arden.
Miss Harriman Is it remarkable wo-
man in business her income being
several million 'Ur. given her hv
her father. She Vetes herself !o
charity.
Mr. Rumsey studied abroad and re-
eeh-pd several prizes at expositions in
the United States
I Special by United Press. '
Blueficlds May 25. The Estrada
army today is baitling with the .Madriss
forces to save Rhieflelds "and to pre-
vent the capture of the custom house
the gate to the port.
Madri has repeatedly charged . the
Estrada forces but has been driven
'back.
The Americans operating machine
Rutm have thus far saved the Estrada
forces from defeat.
'Madrlsi has the advantage of close
touch with his base of supplies. Un-
less reinforcement arts secured It is
believed tliati this custom house will
fall.
BLACKSMITHS
HOLD STATE
MEET
.Bob Human and C. F. Dayton re-
turned last night from Guthrie where
ihey attended the state convention
fcf blacksmiths the past two days.
Both of the Chickasha men figured
prominently in the meeting Mr. Day-
ton being solec.dd at chairman of the
legislative committee and Mr. Human
being appointed on the committee on
prices. I.ee.-Merwin of Mineo was the
only other fOady county man in at-
tendance. ! -
: About 1G5 delegates attended the
convention and a number of matters
Of interest to the trade were discuss-
ed. A law whereby a blacksmith can
have a lien on. his work .will he ad-
vocated. '
X Both; of the Chickasha delegates
camo home with ' praises for Guthrie
s?nd as ardent boosters of that city
fjor the -capital' "We were treated
royally." k?UI yr.pnyt)u una Mr Jit-
ttuut confirmed the statement.
DEF
ANT
TE
IFIE
Special by United Press.
Mays Landing N. J. May 2.". Wil-
liam Seyler on trial her for the mur-
der of Jane Adams took the staud to-
day. -:
He denied that he told the police lie
had seen tho girl fall off the pier at
Atlantic City. Ho said with her broth-
er Jame9t Jane walked to the- pier
and he" the defendant left her tlte-c
and went to Petersburg Va. without
knowing of the girl's disappearance.
Seyler declared that (he signed state-
ment was written by a detective and
he signed it because the latter said he
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YEARS of successful banking in this community h:ut?
given the people we are thankful confidence in our b.vk.
We can pay you four per cent interest "on . the r.ior-.y
you deposit with us and compound the interest every s-a
months and MAKE YOU MONEY.
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OKLAHOMA STATE BAHK
Chicka.'hj Oklahoma.
Guthrie Okla. May "'..-Whether
or not Governor Haskell will heed tho
recent supremo court decision relative
to the resubmission petition may nev-
er be answered. The mandate of thj
supreme court was to have been is-
sued to tlm secretary of state today
commanding that oft leer to proceed
with the Initiation of a high licensw
and local option amendment and the
latter was to have immediately certi-
fied the whole matter up tq the gover-
nor for the latter to cll sn election.
But the intervenurs" or Anti-Saloon
league through their attorneys have
stopped all this contemplated action by
filing a motion for a rehearing in the.
name of the secretary of state and
should the rehearing be denied they
may take the case to the supreme
court of the United States. '
The motion for a rehearing asks the
supreme court to withdraw its man-
damus against the secretary of state
on the grounds that It would be com-
pelling a vain and useless act. It. Is
contended that the supreme court has
the right to pass upon the legality of
the proposed amendment and that the
same 'will necessarily be found to be
void and In conflict with the enabling
act.
J. E. Dye.hfi I". 8. district Indian
agent at this place who resigned soma
time ago last night turned oveir his
office to Eldoti Love w ho ' succeeds
him.
the agency at Muskogee for a number
of years tt p.; understood (hp UK
appointment" hero in'' temporary ; but
will likely be inado permanent.
Mr. .Dyehe has entered the race for
state superintendent. of schools on the
republican ticket. He 'said:
"I want to thank the people of Gra-
dy county with whom I have had of-
ficial dealing for their courtesies to
hie' a lid' to ask the same for my suc-
cessor. I am especially grateful to
the county officials particularly Judge
Williams and Geo.-Petty with whom
my work brought me in contact. Iu
my dealings with the judge in guard
ianahip matters 1 found him always
fair and square.' and Mr. Petty always
gave me free access to his records
which I found iu excellent shape.'
William A. Haker supervisor of dis-
trict Indian agencies was hero today
to check Mr. Dyche out and turn the
office over to Mr. Love.
wouh! be freed lie testified that he
was given drugged cigarettes at the
coroner s inquest.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 125, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 25, 1910, newspaper, May 25, 1910; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc728709/m1/1/: accessed May 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.