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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

You cannot cure piles by external
application ManZan is put up il a
collapsible tube, with a nozzle, so
that II reaches inside and applies
the remedy where it is most needed.
ManZan relieves the pain almost
instantly, heals, soothes, cools and
cutes. Sold BY III. J. Brownson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21
Rock Island Sued.
Fifteen Cases for Damages Pending
in Commanche County.

-Lawton, 0. T.. Oct. 20. Some
Of the representatives Of the chica-
go, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
company are having their hands
full in attending upon the district
court during the present term,
while the disposition of the civil
docket is in progress. In Comanche
county there are fifteen suits for
damages against this company.
The majority Of these are being
tried by jury and much time this
week is being given them. The
company also has two other litiga-
tions in which it is plaintiff.
The cause for some Of these suits
is found to be in the congestion Of
traffic during the early days after
the opening of the new country.
The company was compelled to
sidetrack many cars of merehan-
disc, household goods and other
things for many days before they
could reach here The blockade
extended even TO Fort Worth on
the south and to Kansas CITY on
the north. This resulted in much
delay in shipment at the expense
Of the worry and annoyance of the
people.
There was feature in this con
gested business that could not be
overlooked by those having busi-
ness with tue railroad for which
the company is responsible and Of
which at that time it was probably
ignorant. Designing local officials
and others representing themselves
to be employees Of the company. at
tempted to hold up the business
men by promising that for a certain
amount the goods would be traced
and received here on a certain date.
Many of the business men paid the
required amount and thus received
their goods But there we're some
who refused, and some Of these
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21
THE WAY OUT.

With the published interview of
Agent Shoenfelt and the decision
of Judge Dickerson rendered at
Tishomingo and published else
where i'll this issue, the way out of
the lease system is clear. Remove
the restrictions from all lands in
excess of homesteads, then the
bona hde purchaser or prospective
purchaser, can say to the allottee
Il want the land and will pay you
its value, but first have the Indian
Agent put you in possession, and
thus test the lease on the premises
to be conveyed, Under Judge
Dickerson's ruling, and its the law,
the innocent tenant who had made,
or was making, a crop on the
premises would not be injured, no
more would the leasee if his con-
tract called for a reasonable COM
pensahon. The restriction clause
being repealed the allottee would
get full value for his land. Hence
there could be no injury worked
except to the land CRATER aud he
would save himself whole. Blue
County Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

have brought an action against the
company to recover damages sus-
tanned by the delay in traffic.
G. w. Broe, a prominent hard
ware man Of this city, yesterday
brought a suit to recover damages
in the loss Of wire, the price of
which was lowered a half a cent
during the time his goods
were shipped here and after he had
paid the freight on them. There
were 10000 pounds of the wire. L.
+ Mitchell, the government hay
contractor, seeks to recover damage
because of the delay occasioned in
the shipment Of a car of mules, a
car of wagons and a car of oats.
There are other suits Of similar
nature
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21
Derse Fig
Envelopes the Contendiug Armies
Fighting Impossible.

Mukden, Oct, ?, fszs p. m.-
The hostile armies have today been
concealed from view of each other
by dense fog, in which it has
been impossible TO make put OBJ
jects at al distance of 100 PAGES.
Uuder such conditions only unim-
portant operations are possible,
such as surprises and ambushes.
Possibly were the roads in better
conditions the fog might favor
movements Of troops and concen-
trations at unexpected points but
question operations on a
large scale would be too dangerous
and 50 everything has been quiet
on the front today Neither can
nonading nor musketry firing has
been audible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21
Stringent Rules.
Adopted By the Pharmacy Board
All Must Register.

Muskogee, |. r., Oct. o.-The
Territorial Board Of Pharmacy has
just closed its first session. This
board was created by a recent act
of congress and every pharmacist
who practices in Indian Territory
must have license from this board.
There were over 400 applications
for license. The board adopted
the most stringent rules against IS
suing a license TO any druggist who
is addicted to the use of liquor or
narcotics; each one must also have
two witnesses to prove that he is
of good character. License will
not be issued TO pharmacists who
are doing liquor business. Any
pharmacist who was doing business
in Indian Territory three years
prior to the passage of the act Gre
ating the board last April, and all
holding diplomas from accredited
schools, were admitted without ex-
animation. All Others will have
to pass examination, which is a
very rigid one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

All that the people expect Of the
council in connection with the ap-
pointment Of water commissioner is
that they use their best Judgment
in selecting the man best fitted for
the position.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

No town will become a good
business center as long as the
majority Of its business men rely
upon a few merchants to bring
trade TO town. Too often the men
in a few lines Of trade are about
the only ones that reach out after
custom. Other merchants wait
until these men influence people to
town aud content themselves with
trade that naturally drifts to their
place. A public spirited man asks
himself if he is doing his part to
attract people TO come to towr.
ANY person who induces people to
come TO town to trade is helping
the entire business community and
40 town is a success unless all lines
Of trade are working to extend
business as far as possible and
trying to bring a larger territory
in the circle Of which the town is
the business center Sulphur
Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

Council meetings are pretty in
teresting these days, thank you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

Alderman Dawson will have the
heartiest congratulations Of the
public ifhe can succeed in his effort
to make and keep Chickasha a cleau
city. Public pride should restrain
people from maxine the streets a
dumping ground for all sorts of
rubbish and if this doesn't restrain
them, let the law be put into force.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21
Rebuilding The Rock Island
Road is Recovering From the Ef-
fecls of Loree Management.

What is known as the "Loree
administration" in the manage
ment Of the Rock Island railroad
has been felt wherever the railroad
touched.
When the shops closed at Hor-
ton, chickasha, Trenton and Texas,
the property OF the road went down.
Employees discharged made the
service inferior, and the old and
popular men were in part removed
and men from the east put in fheir
places.
The maintainance department
was cut in two, the train service re-
arranged and many things done
that was unpopular with the public.
Shippers had theii troubles, Car
orders were ignored and the excuse
made that cars could not be secur-
ed Elevators along the line were
filled with grain and where dealers
ordered 100 cars to NOV e grain,
they were gett ing from six to Ell.
In the maintenance department
every other section crew was laid
off and the bridge department was
demoralized. The road bed was
going to rack and the track con
dition has suffered more in eight
months than it will be able TO re-
cover IN a year and half The
operation of fast schedule trains
was dangerous, and travelling was
lessened. So bent on retrenchment
was the Loree policy that the weeds
along the right Of way were not
cut during the summer, while OH
some branches they grew up until
the track was lost in heterogen-
eous mass Of wild and tangled
growth
Under the reorganization. Mr.
Winchell becomes president Of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, the
operating road ,andRobert Mathyer !
the president Of The Rock Island |
company Of New Jersey, which
owns the stock; Mr.. hobbs is
superintendent of transportation
and Mr.. Yoak Tim is president Of
the allied properties.
On all sides commendatory words !
for Mr. WlnchelPs administration |
are heard. The general feeling is
that the next head to fall will be
that of General Manager Miller,
who was brought to the road by
Loree from the Vandalia. His re-
tirement is expected to be followed
by the retirement Of nearly all Of
the force of nearly 1870 brought to
the road from eastern lines.
1t is believed that within short
time the old management will bein
the saddle and that the work of re-
storing the Rock Island TO its
former prestige will so forward
and the thousands ofem-
ployees dismissed under the Loree
management in its effort to retreneh
will be reinstated and efforts direct
ed toward the betterment of the
track and rolling stock. Where
the shops were shut down, they
are to be opened and the track re-
pair crews are to be added all along
the line.
1t isconhdently believed by those
who have an underst anding Of
what the change is to bring, that
Mr. Winchelrs influence is for the
betterment Of conditions in Oklaho-
ma.-Enid Eagle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

It's just about as easy to tell how
old Ann is as to predict who the
water commissioner will be.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

The EXPRESS offers free guess
to anybody on the water commits
sionership.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

Nobody can accuse Mayor
Beavers of not being plain spoken.
What he thinks thing, he says it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-21

rs he honest, is he capablc1"
are the two questions which test
the fitness of a man for the Office of
water commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
MIGHT IS
CNNMW
COACH BELIEVES VARSITY
WILL WIN ON oRlpiRoH TO.
MORROW


UNIVERSITY STATION. oct T.
The Whitman college foatball
team and the "rootcra- from that
Institution vii arrive here this az
t~ruoon from Walla Walla and viii
meet the University 81 washington
eleven at Madison park Tomorrow
afternoon a 9 90 o'clock The visit
urH are especially strong at the
tackle positions and have two hacks
that are claimed Co be- as fast aH
any in the northwest NeTerthHiraa
the varsity boys feel confident
The varsity eleven show 81 up
we'll in the signal practice on The
campus last night for fear 81 in-
tufinE the members 90 the team ana
keeping them out 81 Saturday,
game thry nefe not lined un AGAINST
the SECOND team. President Kane
and several others of the faculty
watched the uuetire.
Much a. the disappointment uf The
raotera. eHIf slIl unt ulay tomorrow
having been Hulri uut 10 the aHtlltY.
The boys arc Goa aa good shape az
could De expected. Coach knight
said and. although Handicapped
~ the Iuaa II cole. We stand an
even chance e. sim"
The following vul be thr NHIfef
aItY ~ Washington ilnH uu. aIfh
Substitutes elm au1 ufasksf zEHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

The CORNELL line be- worrying War
uer only one freshman ~ line cal
ibcr has shown up We'll He ta Cook
from the university preparatory
school al cleveland. who haH a rep-
utbtiou as an all-round athlete aa
we'll as football player he was
scheduled far Princeton aud the
Tigers had announced his coming.
when he appeared un Percy field aud
Joined the squad Geek e being
plu,ed At guard and has done re
markahia work in the practice
eamea
ln the Cornell backneld Warner
thinks that be has discovered a stat
OF first maEniiudc in birmingham.
tho freshman frnm Mefeafshufg
academy. s. a ia playing fiaht half
hack Birmingham b. friend 81
Rice. the une good player Ia the
Cornell baTkfeld last year. but
everyone admits that the freshman
can plaY All around the veteran
Let halfhaek was birmingham.
position an the McfgefshurE eleven.
bot be has been shifted "a rlsht -
Rice miNht have bits old position.
Tho paIf make The fastest taifbaekn
Cornell ever bad birmingham has
shown wonderful ability AZ drop
kickInH Time ana hgaln Ia the
practice Eamea he has dropped PET
fert Haafz from difueutt angles and
long distances TIE wtii uuaaHhted-
IS a. the ktthing ZOE the eleven aud
it remains unly 90 b. seen whether
De- can maintain hia accuracy Ia ac-
tusl contest In make him the com
inK hiekef au she college nFi1lrun.
Chrtala Ysnth BE- holding the
quarterback position and running
the team NeH Dor the faHhaek
. position there are three eaaa eanai-
dates Halliday. af last Ylaf.a eIeF-
ru Dewey. Hha Was Negligible iaaf
year. and -. a promising fresh
man from Washington. n s. With
ans one 81 thesr In che salIhaek
berth Warmer believes he his a star
hagk0Hld n be ia equality zHsHess-
. ful With fhs HHr. thH tfha#aHa be-
iirve that they uIu sEaIa - able
/ fa Twist the fiErra iaH HuH HaIi thu
q eu1l Over HhH QuHkrfH eyes
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He BRINGS
EN- OUT
ms aAckFluLp TIE BUsT
EVER SEEN At traAcA-THG
LINE rs TIE ONLY CAUSE or
woRRY-NEw METHODS IN.
PRODUCED nv MAN WHO
MADE CARLISLE INDIANS
FAMOUS

ITHACA ~ Y. oct purlns
the first week 90 football practice
at Cornell Pop" warner accom-
riishea more than bis predecessors
90 the last two seasons dId tn a
month rhe way Warner has hau-
died the men on the gftdiruu shows
skill never before seen a. Cornell
Prom tha very first dsy Of practice
Warner has taught the aafenee Of
football
The preiIminaries % dummy tae-
Killings. faiIuE on thr ball. and ron
ming about thr field we're almost
dome away with. The first dhY
the men we're formed into eleFrus
given signals. Hui set - aafk at
the formations which made tho
Carlisle Indians "a factor an the
EfldIHan a H~t of backs haa been
developed which hes never been
euuaied en- a Cornell eleven. and all
that l. nau needed tn site Cornell a
winning team iF two or three heavy
men for the Une. so far Warner
has devoted hIs attention e. the
baehnsId nov ho ulu lafu Il 10 tho
line
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lNNIPEG
TOO STRONG

The Winnipeg lacrosse tenn.
which 10 playing a series of games
this week with Vancouver. Will not
play against Seattle neat Sunday the
Nelson team having been engaged
instead The Winuipcgors thought
they had the game cinched and II
10 alleged. asked too much for their
expenses 10 come 10 Seattle Man
ngcr Kennedy. therefore, called the
game or With that team and accept
cd the terms Of the Nelson club.
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BY
Am ERROR
SEATTLE WON GAME FROM
THE WEBFooTERs
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


PORTLAND. oct 7.-seattls won
out IN the game with Portland yes
tsrday afternoon by the score 81 o
20 3 Carlos Smith Was respouai-
BILE for bringing iu the inning run.
although = Wild throw b. Joe Mar
shall added another tally The ST.
washes scored three runs la the
first. Van u1iircu started things
with a ainRlc. M0hiar hit through
Butler ships single then
brought home tho FIRST run. and
Tom ueiabauty. with RI tWozbnEfor,
brought In the other tHa scores.
The locals tied the score In tho
third. MeCrerdic aud Marshall hit
safe Holland was hin By IA pitched
bah and Haekeu0aid was given %
pass. forcing iu The first run Na-
dcau damned tho bail through Hac-
oud. bringing iu the other two jay
Hughes pitched H fair rame for so-
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Sporting Briefs

EVERETT. Oct The final Ia
crosse game OF the season VIII be
played during the Whatc0m county
fair. AZ nelllngham. between the
Everett and Vancouver teams ON
October a. The Everett team VIII
be composed of about the same play
era thar took part In the games
this summer with Seattle ana Ia
nnmn
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Of the race were won by Tivertou,
covering the distance In 2 05h thus
lowering the event record aud
making the fastest time of any irot
ting horse this year lio made the
second heat Ia 2s0ila. again lower.
INK the above record and establish
ing another for the second heat Of
a rare
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PLAYED TO A TIE

VANCOUVER. u. G. oct THE
lacrosse Eume yesterday between
Westminster and Nelson. at the
former place. ended Ia "a tie. six
goals being scored by each team
The feature Of the match was the
clean playing Of every man. with
one exception George Oddly WA
the only man 20 be ruled or the
ground. Oddya check had the ball
and. rather than allow him 10 make
a good play. Oddly grabbed aud held
him. For this he was penalized.
This la an old trick ~ Oddya, as
his playing with Portland against
Seattle VIII prove
==ssH=
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PHILADELPHIA. oct TX. II
h"hr and q Holman. Of Yale. won
the intercollegiate tennis champion
ship yesterday by defeating =.
snlioway and ]. a. Larned. Of Tar.
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

ter RiEHwpfth. right guard Hab-
cock, left guard taiiHbuek. right
tackle. Pulleu. left tackle ahuudy
ana Briuker. right end. HaEHhaw
ana Tlhbals. left end McElman. full
back HhuW and InEnhhw. left half
Dean ana Clarke. right hnif. thinker
ana SHAW. quarter
The students ~ the university
held n 'roatera' meeting Ia Denny
hall today at noon. The object wa
To work up enthusiasm and eueaHf
aEo the players Go win the Wash
hston- Whitman football game to
mnIImM.
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uobbY james seottlc's nee first
b1Hrmau. HpraIued his ankle dutnK
the early part ~ the week In Port
iund md WIS ordered o. Seattid bu|
Manager Half Hlc arrived here hnHt
nlsht aud sill Doe out OF the HkmH
for Hums time.
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AGED LECHER
is GUILTY

Frank cook. Go years Of age. vas
found guilty of criminal assault
upon tg-yrafznid Elsie Lord ~
superior court jury last night The
old man brought the little girl from
Tacoma 10 this city last Decoration
day ~ visit relatives. having her
mothers consent Instead ~ deiiv-
erinR her 10 her friends he took
her 20 tenderl1lu lodging house
aud was arrested rs the police that
same evening The girla mother be-
eama Insane because 81 her daugh=
tera misfortune. Cook had been for
some time % friend Of the Lord fam
Hy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

m. eny evsnir-. POUR oopy o. Ths
Star has not arfiVsa nt 9 90 o clock.
telephone aunsst. Main 100. 90 In
dependent tsz6. any time between
& % ana 7.00-and a copy viii be sent
sou 81 once. b. special fmesaepasr.
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Corbett and three passed halls BY
McKune entered into the run get
ting OF the visitors Only two ~
the locals could touch Schmidt
Barber getting three and Cofbstt
tWo hits Score.
Oakland I o o 20 o o o n-s
Frisco % o 0 o o 0 o &c
batteries Schmidt and Hfrne
Corbeft and Mfkunc.
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
JAMES IS OUT

AT CLEVELAND - Cleveland.
G-s. Detroit 90
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HELENA. Oct Jack clifford
was given the decision over Louie
Long In the thirteenth round OF
what was scheduled 20 be a 20-rnund
bout Long fouied Clifford.
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SWEET MARIE won

LEXINGTON Ky Oct T. Sweet
Marie. owned b william Garland.
Of los Angeles. won the IiunhYi
vania sake. valued al 5000. Tor
a.I2 trottefH The first two heats
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NEW YORK. Oct THE New
York National league team viii not
play poat-Heaaon series With the
New York American League team
this year Manager John J. Nc
Graw. Of the Nationals. said last
night that he would not play the
FnrleH
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ATPiTrsauRG Plttsburr. e.io.
81 Louis. 81.
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TAcoMA- 0 10 ANaELEs- D

TACOMA. oct Overall had
Los Angeles AZ his mercy and they
we're shut out with ease Tacoma
batted Baum out OF the box in the
first inning. Han finishing the game
and pitching nice hall The field
ing was ragged on both aldes.
Score
los Angel o o o o 0 0 0 o 90
Tacoma 3 o 0t 0 o o -
Batteries Baum. Hall aud Spies
Overall aud Graham Umpire
Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

Summary Earned runs. Portland
Seattle I stolen baseB Nadeau
NrCreedIe. bases on balls. of
Hughes { struck ont. by Butler 8.
by Hughes Z two-basn hits Della
hantY. Holland. home run. smith
left ON haaea Portland 10. seattle
e. hit hf pitched bail by Hughes I.
hy Butler I. first base ON errors.
Portland I Seattle . double play.
uoI1hantY unasslsted sacrifice hits.
Hughes Van ilaitren Stanley Mar
shall Time Of game I hour and 90
miuutcH Umpire. Davis
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OAKLAND. 3. FnIsc0. a

SAN FRANCISCO. oct Bat
tory errors gave Oakland yeatcr
days game Two Wild pitches hY
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New woolens. Herald. tailor, 1929
2d.
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lessor of Diseases Iowa College Chief Surgeon b.
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attic Ike Butler for Portland.
pitched vel in spots
HanfeHa "a ~ MI M n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-19

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