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CH1CKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA, OKIAHOMA.
i AMENDMENT
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DUE,. CARPET AND RUG SALE
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ATTACKED
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Of THE YEAR
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BY OWEN
Stock Mens Suits and Overcoats at
I Wholesale Prices!
Nothing1 ReservedMake Your
Selection Now.
SEE WINDOWS FOR
DISPLAY AND PRICES
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CH1GKASHA
AVENUE
STATE FEDERATION "f- Cook Comes Aiive
HOLDS MEETING
'.Muskogee. Okla.,
oe-rs and members
hernial of I hf StiiH
Nov. 1 . Tin- "Hi
ol' Tin? executive
Federal ion of Wo-
inch's clubs aiv here, the vanguard of
thr- four hundred delegates who an ex
pad eel to iit t nil the second annual on
vniion ol' the Oklahoma federation, A
moiling of the executhe hoard was
held (his niornitig hut the sessions of
Tito federation will noi open until in
the evening, when the first session will
he held. The delegates will he given
a reception at the. Elks' clnh Wedae's
day night, and on Friday will he enter
tallied at luncheon by Mi.-s Alice Rob
ertson. I.ocKi club women have ar
ranged domestic science displays and
a domestic science 'conference will be,
held each day. Mrs. John Threaeinill.
.: eld'.-W of the fM, ;!:(:. U ' !i .
gU't of .Mrs. ;. ... .i in-j ill-.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 1. Over Jive
thousand people pinked the Audi
torium Sunday night to hear Henti'or
; Robert I.. Owen speak on the proposed
local option anil high license amend
j uient to the constitution. All the
churches in the city dismissed and
marched in bodies to the Auditorium,
forming' a procession numbering over
two thousand.
In his speech Senator Owen dealt
with every phase of prohibition, tolling
of the defects of the proposed amend-'
mem to the constitution, which he
said is a legislative, measure and not a
proper clause to be placed in the con
stitution of the state,
j The had features of the hill, as set
I forth by Senator Ow-en. are that it does
jaway with the fines and imprisonment
I portion of the prohibition law, and pro- ,
j villi's only small lines for violations.
! lie said It is not u local option provis-
Ion. that counties have not voice in j
lit and that it will promote tiniveriiai
I beiotlegging over the stale. He as
serted that It bribes the farmer with
the promise of half the license fees,
to be used for road improvement, but j
disfranchises him forever of any vote j
concerning the question. ,
The main attack .upon the proposed'
amendment was made by the senator
because of the jokers which he said
were contained in it. lie named six of ,
these, the principal ones of which tire'
the provisions that If a municipality
votes to have saloons, i cannot c'linge .
far live years, but if it votes to be .
dry. the Ilipior interests may call un
election every thirty1 days. Then Ik- ,
said that, after the five years are past ,
the law cannot be repealed unless the!
municipality obtains special permission j
from the legislature to hold an election j
for that purpose. Another joke, at-'
cording to the speaker. Is the provision '
which provides for the appointment of;
the license board by the mayor Of n:
I j city insleail of having them elected a.-;
; Special by Tinted Press. : otner omcers ot a municipality. An-
1 New Yo'tk. Nov. I . Dr. Frederick A. j "tl"'r lf. nmler she Mil iuc li
Cook, ihe discredited polar explorer. 'el,KP ol' a 1'ionlieeper cannot -he re, :
today through a London paper sent to ; v"1'1'1 'ess the saloonkeeper shall
Walter Wellman congratulations onlus i '",Vo ,,Pe" "' Med twice within one!
attemi.t tf) cross the Atlantic in a bill- I Par '" a ""rt of ,lt0'-'' " tintil
loon and said if Wellman had tniceeetl- ! J """ t rendered of a violation of flv '
ed it would have been of greater use '''"' j
'o mankind that the discovery of the " '
N'ort h I'ole.
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GHICKASHA
20
erientJUisc.
oum
After unloading five cars of high grade, cheap and medium furniture, we find that we
are over stocked. Hence 20 per cent discount on our entire line except Globe Wer
nicke Sectional Book Cases. All goods marked in plain figures. See us before you
buy. Our StOCk Was rever SO COmolete. You Will Find What You Wnnt an.! Save 20 Per Cent.
ti r it tf n i- ' Ft . i r : li.:-. n s -jzz-.
men we sen you un tasyrayiKuuiiiig mis m
This Turkish Rocker is worth $25.
We bought them at a price, while
our present stc lasts we sell
them at
n fl
if k m
We sell the Globe Wer
nicke Sectional Book
Case, dust proof and
non-binding doors, no
tice the sanitary base.
On our floor in three
woods, Golden oak, Ear
ly English and Mahogany
$25 Axnriflster Rug's, size 9x15, less 20 per cent, price $20
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StJ .
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Enough has been said, the Public has learned that we deliver what we advertise and
that is 20 per cent discount during this sale. Goods will be held
for future delivery when requested.
Clayc
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A
nderson
and Talks a Biti
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BENEDICT
INREVOLT
Harris Standpat Mach
ine Encaunters Oppo
sition in the
Party
, The campaign has resolved itself into j Secretary and Huhv Ma'-shatl. tr'as
a two-men aff.ilr Harris ilosinf; out ure.
the i.laskelllsm proiiapanda from head-j Nay Draper. vlto,,e sister, Pearl, is
quarters through I he newspapers and I president of the Anti-'i1uhtw;nl clitb.
NEW RATION FOR SOLDIERS.
Washington. Nov. I. In the recent
.'l-day physical tests of army ofiioet.
Al.aj. (ien. Frederick I). Grant, coui
niandiiiK the department or the Has .
tried out the new emergency ration.
General Grant clrrled three packages,
one for each day, and returned with
two of tin
INTELLIGENCE NO
BAR TO JURYMEN
.McN'enl rallylne his forces from tin
stump with fragments of this propa
ganda. Henedici went wrong when he sud
denly and without consultation with
the leaders declared himself for .liui
Harris for secretary of the interior.
J and Klytm was called in to :ul"t the
unsophisticated boy from llohsrt,
Flynn's influence was sn stronp in
the editorial room to the Oklahomti
City Times thai even Benedict did mn
care to mention the candidacy of Cash
Cade. Flynn's aood friend, for Ttallin
ger's place.
himelf Willi the new or-
hns iiffiliaied
i ganizatinn.
, Neither side is showing sign of de
i siring a truce. The enemies arc friend
j ly. all right, but the battle en the is
sue "to spend or not to spend" is to ho
fought out to the bitter end. tegard
less of consequence's. Anyhow,, that is
what both sides say.
Washington, Nov. 1. A. man's con
stitutional rights are not , necessarily
violated because jurymen trying; him
on a charge of murder are allowed to
packages unopened, having separate and to read newspapers rtur-
TIGHTWADS
ORGANIZE
Iiiink Suspect Is
Absconding Bankef ;
used hut one on the entire ride.
The mw emergency ration is com
posed of chocolate liquor, nucleo-cas.e in
malted milk, desiccated efrg, sugar and
lug the trial, it was held today by the
supreme court of the I'nited States.
The .court held similarity in regard to
the refusal of a judge to send the jury
cocoa, butter. It. is put up in
inilce, light blue, tin 'boxes. Kaf h bov
eo w a in .4 three cakes, one cake being
sufficient far a meal.
Acapulco. ,lex., Nov. i. From the!
description given by a detective agency i
it is believed that two ol the men tvli.i '
were am
Saturday
BURGLAR WAS SHOT.
Kl Ki no, Okla.. Nov.
1 .--Collie Kd
stcd, on their arrival here j war,; ffh() Mji hmw ((s I)ft.,.
on the schooner Kate, are't.n,,, , ,.,, .i, (..j , i.-t i,,,,,,,
Wilson i Kvans. absconding teller of,. 1U0ut 4 0'(.lo(.k vesur.lav morning
.Merchants- bank of with blood streaming from wounds on
bis face and shoulder, was arrested
the Fanners and
I.os Angeles, and H. llaiiihnrne. an al
ieged accompliie.
The matter of the arrests of the men
lias been taken up the .Mexican g"v
ernmrnt wiih Washington.
The Kate came into part to take on
a supply of pasoline. and three passen
gers giving tlte names 'of liany Ham.
). Cart-on and Dan Arcln r. w eru -taken
into custody on the theory that they
might tune been implicated in the
dynamiting of the l.os Angeles, Times
building. The sum of SlO.iinn was "found
on the boat.
Wilson H. Kavs, mentioned in the
dispatch tioni Ai-apulco. Mexico, was
receiving I. Hn' of the Fanners and
Mercbaitts N.-.Motial bank, one of the
largest lipancial insiiiutions of l.os
Angeles, lie b t (ityon Septcm
ber 17 1,1-1 to ; o on his annual vaca
tion i if no sn ,s and when he failed
'e ;ti i a: tie :;.) o.' i' ; tinu- an in
v-hiitt:t!'n;i of i i- ;e !i)i. i;s was order
ed, li wa- n ml that be was many
thonsaiiiN of d iia s:.ort. The total
ras Her 'ed I v si.,.c io be as bigli lis
?'"ii'.oiio. ho, ini; b the ban); edlicials
s;!:-i! thai Ci..a,' beuul of Jin.f'ii.t
won;,! virtually rmcr ihe loss.
uopn.a ediarge of attempting to burg
larize the Mulvey store at Vitkoti,
lohn Turner, who sleeps in the .Mulvey
siore, shot a man who was trying to
force an entrance about 2 o'clock In
the morning, lie was trac.'d by 'blood ,
stains in the direction of El Reno. The '
burglar left a six-shooter, . knife and
shoes on the window sill. Kd wards '
had no shoes on. when" he came h Ve. j
neat S- j out of the jury room during arguments :
on the admission of evidence.
Furthi mini's', lite court laid rtow n j
the rule that the act reeiuiriug the I
accused to put on a coat, alleged to
have been worn when the crime
charge was commit; 'd. did not. amotin;
to "reepiiring the prlsyicr to testify i
against himself."
These points were made in the deci- ;
Ion of the court in refusing toterfere
with the sentence of life Imprisonment '
imposed by the federal circuit court ol I
Western Washington upon .lames II..
Holt on a charge of having murdered
Henry K. .lohnsan in Fort W'orden hav
racks. Washington.
Oklahoma City, Okla., Nov.
Omar K. Benedict, editor of the Okla
homa Times, of which Dennis T. Flynn !
is a controlling factor, has praeticallly
withdrawn Ins support from the slate ;
leptiblican ticket, except to ii-e occa-;
sionally stone stereotyped editorial i
that is inspired by the Harris press
bureau at Guthrie. j
Hectntly Flynn agreed to take the j
slump ui behalf of the state ticket.!
He made his first appearance at I'on- ;
ai City where only a slim reception'
was tendered him. Next lie went, to :
Fnid.. where former Governor Fergu
son and he spok from the same pint - !
form. Hecause of Ferguson being a
machine man and the fact that he !
was the choice of the Harris machine
for governor, the Knid Kagle and the
Fnid Kvents devoted the larger share
of their space to Ferguson's speech and
placed Flynn in the "me too" catagory. ' ir membership are on tile
These facts, added to the attitude the boys are breaking off
TIMBER LAND
WILL BE SOLD
Silvia. Kai... Nov. I Voting men of
this town who were affected by the
"anti-tight w ad" organ i.a; ion perfected
by the girls here a few days ago. be
lieve in lighting tile with fire. They
iitive organized a light wad" club. Kv
t vy met ilcr take.- an oath before bo is
aiiitiittid 'hat lie will not permit any
ntaii;."Mi. no matter how sweet her
smiles or delightful her manner, to pry
aim loose from a single cent's worth
of entertainment.
Twenty-two young men have already
joined Ihe club.' Many ap'ilicaiious
Gradul'y.
with their
Washington. Nov, 1, Kvery effort
; will be made by the interior depart
ment officials tt) sell the J .:',d,0ld
!acres of pine timber in the Choctaw
' nation, Oklahoma, which will he offe,-
cd to Ihe public in I'.lnacre tracts,
i within the next few month-. Kxpe.rts
'are now in the fores -ed at'-a miking
a new appraisement.,
j The lands were olfered once before,
t but the bids did not equal the Bp'
' praised value. One porpo.-'c of the
1 pivs'inl. a)iraisen'ent is to asrenain
'whether the price lirsr ilard on the
lands was too high. The maxima. n
area of 5-0 acn-s fixed by law is not
large ettotteh to attracl big oienilor. '
Nevertheless", congress has set thi-;
limit upon the sale of these lands,
' and Secretary liailiiige,- and his asso
ciates are hopeful that success nttjv a -tend
iiie efforts which are' liei,v unefe;
I REAL ESTATE TKAHSFEXI
,
Compiled by th Graidy County
, Abstract Company, 108
' North 1 bird Street
y4 4, 4. m
F.Ian' Hand and wife to C. 1!. I'.asiar..
I'tC'S-l'i. $.IH. s'i. se: e'2 sw 17, lie
sw; w'j nw ty: ne nw m-; nw lie m".
e'. ne se lii li-7; se nw sw 1.' f-i anrl
other lanel not in this cotin'v.
I'hillip I'aririrel auit wife to It. D.
Fort and wife. 7-:'."elo. S'.i.'i.'.n, lot- 1!
and 12. section 17. eU w ' n..x-i .
ne JO; se Hi acres lot lit; w
acres lor In. 17-M-7.
W. I.. Garner and wile to Fnnk
.lames and I., ti. Cobb. lu:'', n. Si.iion,
lots 1. ", II. 12, 1.1. I . bin, k r.,
Chick as ha.
.Martin Htov.n ami 'wife- to (iey '.
Cobb, ;t-lil-i;;i. $l.i:al, nU ne se ; n t"
' : 0 Se sw ;!i;-.V ano other '.and ir-.t
in this county.
Frances .K!n to James Whi:-h'-ad.
W-i'l-lu. $:,oo. a'i nw -e; se nw :-e. ne
se 2i.fl.r, and o her lanel in thi . county.
Annie McGahey Kanks to 1". I!".g-I'l'-.
!Utl. se- se se LM-i'.S, H C, ui. ne,
ne nw ne 2-"' -S.
N. G. S;ee p. to .1. T. 1 1 inogan. ''.j:,.
ti, block I. Sice),
lots ::. i.
Chiokasha.
Hill C,iie-s to .1, S. .Mullen i!i;a,
ne nw t-'i i;.
Ilarr (liiis-, in same, $sei. sw se nw,
m sw nw 1- s.
Cflitei- Tell to SJillli', 12.."i'. ne !w
pw :u ii-'!.
Asa Citlitt to same. $1:12. Mi. et, A
nw 2 i .;;.:.
Mr. Major Will
Open a
Studio
DIAMONDS STOLEN.
Muskogee. Okla.. Nov. 1 .Diamonds
valued at Jl.iiUO were stolen from the
show windows of the McFntee Jewel
ry company here in broad daylight.
The robbers secured the gi'ins and goi
away wth them when the jeweler lock
ed Ids store at the noon hour. Other
valuable; jewelry alongside ihe dia
monds w-cre not teme-hed.
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DUNLAP
Dm: I i j i lias i
IV !o'V to
..-I of tile !!;
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:d v
n h
!r Dm
tll.it (-e
i ve tt 1
MOVES,
oved his boo,
the building
ill!.'!' hi bi-
ap has more t
his stock. He
go holldav Jine.
aia
one
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SMALL AZE IN CLOSET.
i T!u fire alram was turned in from '
jthe resilience of Geo. Hurley, yiK
i N'ort h Fourth street, a little after Id
j o'clock hi-1 night. The blaze started
;in a closet where a gas meter was lie
j i tiled. It is supposed that a uiati-h had
been carelessly dropped but no entire
; ly satisfactory explanation has be e"u
j.'ttv.' ii, , Ibih' liaioage being June, (
j being put out in a few mill- i
'.".;ps One dress was burned and the'
Lester li. Major, a . prominent S'.i
I.ouls musician, has permanently lo
cated in this city and has arranged to
open a studio in the Methodist church j
w here his students will have the use of ;
the pipe organ, lie will teach orcati.t
piano and harmony,
For nine years Mr. Major was a;
teacher in St. Louis and for seven yeat s
be was organist at the Webster Grin" j
Congregational church, lie has given !
several pipe oigan recitals here and
his ability in that line is well known.
During Ids residence In .St. Louis he
w as 8ssocia'ii as pupil and teacher
w ith some cf the' best known iiiusirians
In the country. :
Mr. Major is a brother of T. V. .Ma- '
jor. the well known real estate man.!
He Is arranging to give a recital in.
about t wo weeks.
walls ol ihe e io-ei w ere scorched.
WHEN YOU PATRONIZE HOME
MERCHANTS YOU ARE BOOSTING
CHICKASHA.
of the Oklahoma Cily Times and Flynn
fully established the statement., of
Henedict several
there' is not g aid
Harris and Flynn.
forward the movenie'nt already
way to return Flytiu to power in OI
lahoma after Harris has concluded
this campaian, which, from all ae--counis
is certain to be disastrous io
his polil ie-al hopes.
On the subject of Haski'llisnl alone
have Flynn. Cade Jones anil Fields
anil others made speeches in this cam
paign. The personality and the ability
of McNoal have been silent issues that
only McNeal himself has dlscussetlj H
is a significant fact in this light that
McNeal gets support of his own ability,
his own merits, exclusive ly from him
self. The Harris pre ss bureau has had
little commendatory to say of hint, and
i paid aviu tisetni-iit. in the Guthrie
Capital contains about all the goeittha;
paper has -aid about him.
The ascendency of Flynn and the
strong probability of bis hee-oming 11. e
leader of his party at an early date
have jij-rirfexod ihe most vocit'enms of
campaign speakers am) there is a revo
lution in the party pi'iiding that will
scarcely wait until after November S
to break out. It has ileadenied ihe po
litical nerves of the ntei.-t aggressive of
I Li iris' nun. I has taken the ginger
and spji-e and 'refreshing cleverness
from the' campaign I'ditorial that up n
like Ifetealict iiave be-e-n writing mid
has established a canneel editorial sys
tem Idled with strings of figures that
won't stanel the test of the records.
wav. If tln forthcoming sale sit: u!d
"steadies" and traveling alone'. I not lie a success congress will I "
The e llie-e-r.t of the. new club are: urged ,v the secretary of the in'e.io.
w ei'ks ago that , Jo,. Norwo.al. president ; Harry Darn- i to enlarge the maximum at e-a t hat an ..
"'"' i mi', vice pri'Miiein ; woneinern omit. , one person eir eeiiK era
and they tend to j
under!
Mi-. .!. ".. S.atrk-t and Mrs
Gtigsiy went iD' ( li. lahotn.i City
'lay. being c alb d 'lo -ie by til.
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You Can Thank
Us for this Can
Vclva in cans is the purest cane
syrup in the world sold in the.
purest way.
They used to make this same
rood syrup, flavor and all, years ao.
Then it sort of became a lost art.
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Breakfast Syrup
litis that same okl-titib' suiack. We know it has the samp okl-timc
purilv. Tho cieii is the only tiling IK'W about it and you can lliank
lis for that. It k(- tn thi'";xooit iiisiel pauxl till yon y-t it. W!va
ui inns trotn your irroccrs siicn is nt in i iii ia-iv .m-iisc uniti
the lies! syrup ever made, drawn I'mni a sticky hairel in a
Git'tv iiasi ini'iii.
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