Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 355, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 24, 1906 Page: 1 of 8
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Chickasha. Indian Territory. Saturday Evening February 24. 1906
NUMBER 355
Vol.7
Deering Real Estate Co
50 ft. corner lot woth one three-room house and one two-room house.
We have One Million Dol-
lars to loan on farm lands.
This is a bargain at $700. Must be sold at once. We have some
good farms to lease and rent.
successors to Scot Jones Real Estate Co.
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ANTI-BOOZE
PROVISIONS
OF TBS STATEHOOD BILL As IT
NOW STANDS. LONG DROUTH
IN PROSPECT
TOWNS TO HIVE WET SPOT
If they Have 2000 Inhabitants
Very Stringent Regulations
The prohibition features of the
statehood bill now pending are as
follows:
The manufacture sale barter
giving away or otherwise furnish-
ing except as hereinafter provided
of intoxicating liquor within those
parts of said State now known as
the Indian Territory and Osage
Indian Reservation and within any
other Indian reservations exten
been denaturalized by some process
approved by the United States com
missioner of internal revenue and
for the sale of alcohol for scientific
purposes to such scientific institu-
tions universities and colleges as
as are authorized to procure the
same free of tax under the laws
of the United States.
No sale shall be made except up
on the sworn statement of the ap-
plicant in writing setting forth the
purpose for which the liquor is to
be used and no sale shall be made
for medical purposes unless state-
ment shall be accompanied by a
boni fide prescription signed by a
regular practicing physician which
prescription shall not be filled more
than once. Each sale shall be duly
registered and the register thereof
together with the affidavits and
prescriptions pertaining thereto
shall be cpen for inspection by any
officer or citizen of said state at all
times during busines hours. Any
person who shall knowingly make
a false affidavit tor tne purpose
aforesaid shall be deemed guilty of
Any physician who shall
IIOCII PAYS
PENALTY
THK MUCH MARRIED WIFE MURDER-
ER AT LAST ANSWERS FOR HIS
MANY CRIMES
MAINTAINED HIS INNOCENCE
TRIBAL RELATIONS EXTENDED
Senate Amendments Puts Dissolu-
tion off Until March 4. 1907
To the Last. Showed no
the Scaffold
Fear of
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ding in the Territory of Oklahoma treatment 0f diseases which af-
on the first day of January nine
teen hundred and six is prohibtted
for a period of twenty-one years
from the date of the admission of
aid state into the Union an d there-
after until the people of said State
shall otherwise provide by amend-
ment of said constitution and prop-
er State-legislation. Any person
individual or corporation who shall
manufacture sell barter give a-
way or otherwise furnish an intox-
icating liquor of fny kind includ-
ing beer ale and wine contrary
to the provisions of this section or
who shall within the above describ-
ed portions of said State advertise
for sale or solicit the purchase of
any such liquors from other parts
of said State into the portions here-
inbefore described shall be punish-
ed on conviction thereof by fine
not less than fifty dollars and by
imprisonment not less than thirty
days for each offense. Provided
That the legislation may provide
by law for one agency under the
supervision of said State in each
incorporated town of not less than
two thousand population in tne
portions ot said State hereinbefore
described: Provided that if there
be no incorporated town of two
thousand population in any county
in said portions of said State such
county shall be entitltd to have
one such agengy for the sale of
such liquors for medicinal purpos-
m of alcohol which shall have
ter his own personal diagnosis he
shall deem to require such treat-
ment shall upon conviction thereof
be punished for each offense by fine
of not less than two hundred dol-
lars or by imprisonment of not less
than thirty days or by both such
fine and imprisionment; and any
person connected with any such
agency who shall be convicted 6f
making any sale or other disposi-
tion of liquor contrary to these
provisions shall be punished by
imprisonment for not less than one
year and one day. Upon the ad
mission of said state into tne un
ion these piovisions shall be imme
diately enforca ble in the courts
said state.
Eugene Hamilton assistant dis-
trict attorney came home from
Pauls Valley last night. Mr. Ham-
ilton has had entire charge of the
pt'osecutions this week and the
Express learns that he has maue a
good record.
.Frank Tinsmanand J. W.Steph-
ens were initiated into the order ef
the Elks last night. They report a
vprv delightful iournev to the
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green pastures of Elkdom.
T. II. Dwyer retunrned last
night from Oklahoma City where
he attended the Shriners gather
ing.
Chicago Feb' 23. Johann Hoch
was hanged at the county jail at
i;34 o'clock this afternoon. Hoch
insisted to the last that he be
granted all the dOay the law con-
ceded him. When the last resource
of his attorney's appeal to the fed
eral court alleging violation of the
fourteenth amendment to the con
stitution had been denied. Hoch
abandoned all hope. When Jailer
Whitman appeared at the cell and
remarked. "It's all off John noth-
ing more can be done for you"
Hoch replied- "That's all right.
I'll go when 1:30 o'clock comes'
but if you try to take me before
that time I'll fight." The jailer.af-
ter consulation with his deputy
sheriff agreed to the delay. Hoch
then asked that his diuuer be .sent
for. His wish was granted aud he
ate with evident relish. At x.32
Hoch stepped upon the scaffold.Two
minutes later he was a corpse. He
walked upon the scaffold quietly
and stood direcMy under the noose
v. ith his heels together and ' head
erect like a soldier on parade. He
was pale but composed and full of
courage. "Do you want to say
something" asked the deputy
sheriff. "Yes" replied Hoch who
said in German accept "Father
foigive them they know not what
they do. I must die an innocent
man. Good by." He chopped the
last words off in a short incisive
manner and before his voice was si
lenced the drop fe1.
METHODIST CHURCH.
11 a. m. "Why stand ye here all
the day idle?" Work to be done
for God is multiform" and varied.
7:30 p. m. An evening of sacred
song. All are cordially invited to
attend these services encourage
the pastor with your presance and
don't miss the song service it will
be a delightful hour.
W. M. P. Rippey
Pastor
Washington Feb. 23. The se-
nate Indian committee today re-
ported the Curtis bill as amended
after wissing the house. It embod-
ies the provision relating to the dis
posal of the coal and asphalt leases
in the Choctaw and Chickasaw
iimntrv. extends the time for the
dissolution of the tribal govern
ments for a year from Mareh 4 and
rnntriir.s a nrovisiou atrainst the
enrollment on the tribal rolls of a
child of two white persons one of
whom was on the rolls of a tribe by
reason of a former ma rriage. This
is to correct an error of the law
under which a white man might
marry an Indian woman and be-
come a r.'.?mber of her tribe and
after herdeath marry a white -.vom-
an and have the children of such
i marriage share in the benefits of
the tribe as Indian children.
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SAW TRUST COMPANY BANK.
An account with it is a sign of thrift. It is also a sign of a f a
good business man. For every dollar deposited gets to work i
for von at once. Gettinar others to work for you is the way &
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The sooner you begin the quicker you'll reach
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CALL FOR BIDS MARCH 21
The City Council has called for
bids on the waterworks and sewer
extensions March 21. Engineer
Colby has reported the plans and
specifications to the council and he
estimates the cost of the proposed
extensions at about $43000. Ac-
tiDn was laken at the meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The report
of the meeting given by the Ex
press yesterday was incorret the
information being obtained at se-
cond hand.
MINCO MUSINGS.
Ducks are plentiful in the ponds
and river and local hunters are
making good bags.
Miss Laura Baind and Charley
Powell were married Sunday at
the home of the groom's sister
Mr. George Taylor Rev. Hooper
of the Methodist church perform-
ing the ceremony.
Last week a deal that mans
much for the advancement of
the country was brought to a close.
The long pending controversy ov
er leases between the Southern
Investment Company of Ardmore
and Johnson Sc. Campbell involv
ed over 10000 acres of land was
brought to a close by the former
firm buying out the latter's interest
in the leases thus clearing the
title. Minstrel.
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We Uphold
the standard of good living.
Everything in the line of choice
groceries may be bought at our
store. Our stock is large fresh
and tne.
Prices
TICIMOR & CASH
that can't be dunlicated. Don't
waste time and nionev buviue
Groceries elsewhere for this is
really the only place to do your
marketing and get unitormiy
satisfactory results.
Judge Dickerson came home last
night from Pauls Valley to spend
Saturday and Sunday with his
family.
f Ghickasha RobertsBusiness College
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Can you send me ai once some one wuo cau uu Mcuugioun.
work and keep books. Must be competent and not afraid of work.
No young person such as described in above letter is out of
a job if he wants one. There is a great demand for this kind of
help' shown by the fact that every graduate of shorthand and
bookkeeping from this school has a good position. The attend-
ance is larger than ever before. Special attention is given to the
teaching of Arithmetic Penmanship. Practical Grammar Spell-
ing Commercial Law Rapid Calculation and Typewriting. Call
on us or phone for particulars.
A tree Is known by its fruits. A school Is judged by the proficiency ol
Its graduates
STEOPATHY
DR. E. M. 13AILEY
Graduate Southern Couegk
Diseases of Women
and Children a
Specialty
Office over
Citizens Bank
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 355, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 24, 1906, newspaper, February 24, 1906; Chickasha, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732055/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.