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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-26
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ing; three-year-olds and up;
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. y Fin
10 to 1-Odcletta. 96 lSwainl -. sh h
to Blue Grouse. 100 CFinch) AZ 311s
Time. 1:22. Start good. Won driving. VIM
ner. John Marklein's b. (. by Odd Fellow
Dixoletta. Snowman, Big Mack. Molo 3, Wa
bana, Miss Karl and Jennie Hughes finished
as named.
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OAKLAND THERE
At THE FINISH
Doc Moskiman Dispatches a
Drive Through Pitchers
Box That Settles Contest
KRUGER HAS HIS EYE
Kelly Completes His Thirty
Third Game Without Fall
ing Down OH Single Chance

RESULTS OF GAMES.
Oakland, 8; Seattle, 2.
SAN Francisco, 8; Tacoma, L.
Los Angeles, 4; Portland, o.
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GAMES TODAY.
Oakland VS.. Seattle, Recreation Park.
San Francisco Mt Tacoma.
Los Angeles at Portland.
STANDING of THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
WLPct. VII Pct
S. Francisco. IL . .57l Tacoma 10 u 1856
Oakland -. ID 10 565l Portland 10 10 435
Los Angeles. IL 8 .550Seattle .... 8 IL 42I
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FIFTH RAcE-one mile; selling;
olds:

SIXTH RAcEsix and half furlongs; sell
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Twelfth Round.

Ryan after landing a left to the face re-
ceived terrific left hook to the body that
made him vince. Ryan then missed con-
nection with left and right for the body
and a stiff left by Gardner sent his head
back Ryan shot his left to the stomach
and then went to ciinch. Mutually they
separated and some clever blocking by both
men followed. Gardner shot his left 70 the
face and a right swing caught Ryan on the
face Ryan fought back gallantly, but could
not locate his ehifty young antagonist. Ryan
backed 10 the ropes and received straight
right to the head. Gardner kept pegging
with left and the bell rang. Gardner
missed a terrific, left swing for the head.
Ryan was forced all around the ring in this
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Both swung yiciously but Intellectually.
Ryan swung his left TO the jaw and ell
bowed with Gardner's left for his pains. Ryan
drove Gardner to the ropes, but Gardner drove
him back with his unerring left Ryan swung
a light right to the face and Gardner backed
away, slipping to the floor. When he got up
Ryan sent a right swing to the head, but
Gardner drove two straight lefts stif1y to the
face. Gardner chopped his right to Ryan's
face, but was rewarded with a hard left TO
the mouth. Gardner smiled as he clouted
Ryan with a vicious right to his jaw and the
crowd yelled for Gardner. Gardner had much
the better of the round and seldom missed
his left when he started IL for Ryans jaw
or body. Gardner's boxing was a revelation.
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Fifth Round.
Sixth Round.

Gardner missed left for the jaw and Ryan
sent in two powerful rights TO the head.
Gardner missed right for the face and then
sent a straight right to the face. They then
exchanged powerful right jolts to the jaw,
fserineT's having more steam behind his. Gard
ner jabbed his left to the face and Ryan
forced Gardner across the ring, but Gardner
again wiggled out Gardner landed several
straight labs 10 the face and smiled as Ryan
tried to swing right 10 the head. Ryan swung
a short-arm right to the jaw and Gardner
fetched Ryan over the heart with hard
right Ryan was going toward Gardner at
the time and the blow nearly lifted the Chi
cago lad from the floor. Gardner enjoyed a
good lead in this round
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Eighth Round.

They fought to a clinch, with Gardner on
the aggressive Ryan missed left hook for the
body and then drove his right to the jaw and
planted his left to the stomach Gardner COM
planning to the referee, intimating that the
blow was low. Gardner complained again as
Ryan started another for the body, and in
fierce Inix-up Gardner sent Ryans head back
and RYAN opened a deep cash over Gardners
eve with a terrific right. Both fought
f1riously, Ryan being much the cooler of the
two They exchanged hard taps and Ryan
drove Gardner,s head back with right swing
to the jaw. Gardner also sent Ryan back.
but the blow not Of sufficient force to
feaze Ryan. Gardner went to his corner
bleeding freely. Ryan had much the better
Of the round.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25
TERRIBLE STORM IS RAGING
Rain Changes Into Snow. All Streams
Are Rising

Denver, Colo, April "a. The
storm which began early yesterday
morning still continues today. The
downpour changed from rain to
snow about midnight, and the
plains Of Eastern Colorado are now
covered with six to eight inches Of
heavy wet snow. Telegraph wires
north, west and south of this city
are generally inserviceable, Salt
Lake City was entirely isolated
this morning as far as telegraphic
communication is concerned.
The storm extends from the Pan
handle Of Texas to Central Wyom-
ing. Livestock on the ranges is in
good condition. and as the tempera-
ture is not low there will be little
loss. The benefit to grass on the
range is incalculable' Even if the
storm is followed by frost, as is
usual in April in Colorado, the
fruit trees are safe. for the cool
weather of the past two weeks has
kept back the buds from opening.
Little damage is reported TO rail-
roads.
Trinidad reports dangerous
rise III the Pingatoire river, whicn
last fall went on rampage and
washed out all the bridges for mi
les up and down the stream. Pue-
bio is looking for a rise in the Ar
kansas.
State OF Ohio, city Of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS: Frank j. Cheney
nmakes oath that he is senior partne
of the firm Of X. J Cheney & Co.
doing business in the cityof Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and
that the said firm will pay the sum
of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by tie use of Halls
Catarrh Cure-FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of
December, A. d., 1886. (Seal. } A.
w. GLEASON, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.-F, j..
CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Sold
by all Druggists, 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25
THE ENGINEER WAS KILLED
In Wreck at Jefferson. Fourteen Cars
In The Ditch.

No. 7I3 an extra freight on the
Rock Island went into the ditch
just north of Jefferson, o. 7. about
1--WE O'Clock this morning.
The train was running about If
tween or twenty miles an hour
when it struck a COW. The engine
remaiEed on the track and ran
about 200 feet; but the tank and
fourteen cars were derailed.
Geo. Arnold, engineer, was kill
ed. He was pickedup between the
two tracks about 200 feet from the
scene Of the wreck. AS the engine
did not leave the track, it is some
what of mystery how he was
killed. No others we've injured.
Traffic was delayed several
hours while the wreck was being
cleared up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25
RUSSIAN SQUADRON AT SEA
Left Kamranh Bay April ~. Many
Remembers OF Battle

St. Petersburg, April 4.-The
news from Manchuria indicates
that Field Marshal Oyama's plans
await the result Of the naval battle,
it being too risky for the japanese
army to undertake serious opera
tions while the outcome of the sea
fight is in the balance. Should Adj
miral Rojestvensky reach Vladivo-
stoak and Admiral Togo still be
able to protect the Japanese lines
of communications the general be-
lief at the war office is that the
japanese will forthwith attempt to
cut off and invest Vladivostok and
make of the place another Port
Arthur.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25
MR.. Russell AND THE UNIONS
L;I,or Difficulty in Construction Of the
Observation-Disclosures Building

Mr.. Russell, manager for the
Williamson Hallsell Frazier Co, is
having trouble with the labor
unions. When the construction of
the new building was begun, Mr..
Russell gave notice that he would
employ all the laborers he could get
and he took all that applied. When
the union men saw "scabs' at
work they Immediately made a
protest. They informed Mr..
Russell that they wonld not work
with non-rnion men. The latter
stated to them that he would pay
the wages demanded and give the
hours required, but he could make
no futher concessions than this.
He had employed the men, he
needed them and could not afford
to discharge them. He thought
that the unions ought TO be willing
to make some concessions in return
for his agreeing to the wages and
hours Of labor requested.
The union men, however, were
not willing to concede his right to
employ non-union men. They
quit their jobs and have taken the
matter up with the officers Of the
company. So far nothing has
resulted from the negotiations and
Mr.. Russell continues to take all
the men who apply to him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

LAWTON LINE
134 arrives 11:25 a. m. daily.
178 local freight, arrives 500 D. m Monday. We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
1888 departs $40 D. m. daily.
III local freight. $50 a. M Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays
LINDSAY LINE
l4s mixed train, departs 7:20 q. m. except Sunday
ia arrives 11:20
MANCUM LINE
134 arrives 11:25 a m. daily
ia local freight arrives 4=S0 D. m Tuesdays.
Wednesdaye and Saturdays
314 departs $50 D. M daily.
3l1 local freight, depurts TOO a. M Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays
FRISCO TIME TABLE.
Gala
EAST BOUND
No. 412 Eastern Express (dnily) w. sos a M
No. 4g4 Mixed texcept Monday ". 1f.55a am.
NO 4l4 81 l--A.C. pass sdaily) ". $50 pm
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c. P. HOLLINGSWORTH & co.

accept with reservation all foreign
kilograms announcing the wherea-
bouts of Vice Admiral Kamimura
and the Japanese ships, believing
that many Of them are purpossly
sent out for strategical decepSion.
The Novoe Vremyr this morning
prints a runor that the opposing
squadrons were already engaged
Saturday, but the paper has moth
ing to support the report and no
credence is placed in it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

St. Petersburg, April "a, ii a.
m. The admiralty is disposed to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25
FOUND THE IDEAL.

"Gosh1'' squealed one of those
Illinois homeseekers as he emerged
from Lawton hotel yesterday
morning, they told me l was
coming into land of perpetual
sunshine, and here I have run up
against weather as frigid as l ex-
perienceed up close to the north
pole" About noon, he exclaiomed,
'Jerminy, but this is fine weather
Makes fellow want to pull of his
coat and stay outdoors always
Glad l came to Oklahoma. would
MT go back north for any money. .
Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

Albuquerque, N. NJ, April az
New Mexico and Arizona have been
fairly drenched by rain and snow
storm, which has continued over
teh two territories for thirty-six
hours and which, for duration and
heaviness of precipitation, is un-
precedented. Phoenix reports the
heaviest rainfall of the west. Swol-
len streams of Central Arizona are
far out of their banks. The plants
of Western New Mexico from a
sea, and all traffic from the coast
on the Santa Fe is interrupted.
From five to ten feet of snow lies
in the mountains. 1t is melting
rapidly and streams are rising.
Washouts are feared.
The cold storm will be fatal IL
calves and lambs, as we'll as to
many old cattle, which have been
thinned by severe winter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

battles and has the bsaring of the
grizzled vetern which he is. The
last time Gen. Chaffec was in this
section was i'll 1871 when as cap
tain he marched with his
men to Fort Sill which was
then in process Of building. Since
then he has risen by merit to his
present high position. He is a
man who has come up from the
ranks and few men have rendered
more valorous service for their
country. In conversation with
an EXPRESS reporter he said;
.aYou have wonderful little city
here and country with Imagnif
icent prospects and possibilities.
Thirty-fve years ago when l was
here last, the country was a wild
erness. Today find it studded
with prosperous cities, comfortable
homes and all the evidences of a
thriving young community. The
transformation that has come over
the country in these years is in
deed marvellous. The General
also stated that he found the army
posts in the southwest in good
condition.
General Baldwin is another one
of our heroes who has done valiant
service on many battle-6elds at
home and abroad. 1t was only last
fall that he was promoted to his
4 present command with headquar-
ters az Oklahoma City. Few men
are prominent or better known in
this country than he and he is
always assured OF royal welcome
when he comes to Chickasha.
The Frisco officials were much
pleased with what they saw
throughout this section. They
stated that they found splendid
prospects and every indication of q
coming prosperous year.
M. L. Turner, president Of the
Western Reserve Bank at Oklaho
ma City was also in the party. J
| F, Hennessey, local agent did hi:
part of the honors for the distin
guished party splendidly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

Kamranh Bay, Indio- China, via
Saigon, April "a, 1880 a. m. The
Russian squadron. consisting of
fifty-two ships, including the trans
ports left Kamranh bay at noon
April ~, and the main portion
soon disappeared in northerly
direction. Sixteen vessels, the
Russian cruiser Sevietlana and the
Russian hospital ship Orel, four
German transports, seven Danish
transports and three Russian traos-
ports, remained in the offing.
Fishermen and others assert
that they heard heavy cannonading
off Kamranh bay during the eve
ming of April p.
St. Petersburg, April "a, III a.
m.-The admiralty is disposed to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

HONORED
BY VISIT OF HIGH MILITARY AND
RAILROAD OFFICIALS. INCLUDING
MANY NOTED PERSONAGES
GENERAL ADNA R. CHAFFEE
General Baldwin. President Davidson
and Others Entertained by Citizens

IlCDdDly HCNC4 III Isl ulotol
did Chickasha play the part of
hostess to larger party of more
distinguished visitors than she did
for few hours yesterday after
noon. The party included the
highest commanding officer in the
United States army, the chief ex-
ecutive of one Of the largest rail
road systems in the country and
several others Of scarcely less
renown.
Lieutenant General Adna R.
Chaffee and party of high army
officials are out on a general tour
Of inspection Of the army posts in
the southwest. Gen. ChafFee is
known as the chief of staff of the
armies of the United States, being
the highest commanding officer in
the service. With him were Brig.
General Frank D. Baldwin. who
has command of the southwestern
division; Brigadier General Chas.
f. Humphrey, quarter master gen
eral; Captain Hutchinson, aide to
General; Lieut.. Sayer, aide to Gen.
Baldwin and Lieut.. King of the 8th
Cavalry who was on his way to
Chicago to take a vacation.
The military party spent the
greater part of the day yesterday
inspecting Fort Sill. They arrived
here on a Frisco special at ago and
remained till Z 80 when they left
on the Rock Island for San Anton
10 to visit other forts in the south
west.
With the military party were the
officials of the Frisco system who
have been making a general in
spection of the lines in this section.
The train was made up Of four
special cars. In the Frisco party
were A. J. Davidson, president;
c. R. Gray, 2nd vice president
aud general manager; Q. F. Resse-
guie, general superintendent R.
nv. Miller, division superintendent;
and private secretaries.
A party of citizens met the party
at the station with carriages and
invited them to take drive about
town. Most of them accepted.
After viewing the principal points
of interest, they were taken to the
Elks Club where short time was
spent. The whole party were
much pleased with what they saw
and were particularly impressed
with the elegance of the Elks'
Home. General Baldwin who was
formerly stationed at AnadaIko.
has many old friends here and felt
much at home.
Gen. Chaffee who was much
fatigued from being up till late
hour the night previous and his
hard days labor at Fort Sill, did
not come up town. When the
party returned to the train he APP
peared and met a number of the
party, including Judge Dickerson,
the newspaper men and others.
The general appeared in citizens
garb, wearing dark worsted suit,
cutaway coat and light vest; black
four-in-hand tie and derby hat.
He greeted Judge Dickerson and
the others very cordially. He is a
plain old warrior, hero of many
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

Get the habit. Attend the Den
tons closing cut sale. Use the
piano while you pay for it. 81. 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

Miss Ella limerick of Oklahoma
City is spending the week with
Mrs. H. G. limerick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-25

Don't put off a visit to our store
too long, the piano yon would like
best might be sold. Denton sale.
e7-9o *
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-27
GRANTS PASS TO
HAVE SANITARIUM
The Climate Conditions Said to
Be lde al By an Experienced
Physician.

DR.. r. @. Kelsey recently located
in Grants Pass from White Rock,
South Dakota, has leased the upper
story of the Conklin building on
North Sixth opposite the posroilice
for his office. Mr. Conklin is now
having an outside stairway built and
the rooms put in shape to make a
very neat, roomy and well lighted
Office DR.. Kelsey will occupy has
Office next week when he will furnish
it with everything that is required in
an up.to-da physicians office.
DR.. Kelsey had fine practice in the
East, but a trip to Grants Pass last
spring to visit relatives so impressed
him with the certainty that this place
would become the big city of South.
ern Oregon, and being delighted with
the climate of Rogue River Valley,
he decided to come to tins land of
promise. DR.. Kelsey has been study
ing weather reports and climatic con-
ditions of this section and he thinks
on the hills about Grants tass would
be an ideal location for a saritaTium
He intends to continue his Observa-
tions as to the sunshine, wind, fog and
rain that prevail on several locations
he has under consideration in the
thermal belt, that extends about the
hills aud where there has as yet b. en-
no f,ost from now until next summer
lie will then make a choice of loca-
tion and make preparations to put mp
a sanitarium. He thinks that South.
ern Oregon has the ideal climate and
other cond tions and that a sauitar-
ium would be paying venture.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-27
l. L l. A N ID

One fisherman, Mr. Raney, brings
in fine fish aud supplies the Leland
market also the miners
Our hotel is doing good business
having to hire extra help as people
are stopping over here to look over
the mine.
Some people from Central America
have come here to prospect for gold,
having heard of the mines in Jose.
phine county.
The steam shovel will be here until
New Years employing about GO people
that are In camp. The doctor has
been called but three times since the
camp has been started How will
that average with other localities? :?
We are having the finest Of weather,
light frosts at night, warm and sun
shiny through the day, making 1t fine
for gathering the fall crops. The
ground is rather dry for plowing, but
some are plowing and sowing yotch
mixed with wheat.
Miners coming in from Whiskey
creek with coarse gold. say that in that
vicinity good deal OF prospecting
is being done for quartz. Some good
lodes have been opened up this sum.
mer. Willis Kramer is about TO put
on a stamp mill. He has large vein
Of quartz to work on.
IL Is not the Lewis and Clark fair
that has done any advertising for our
county. People from the Atlantic
states came to Portland. took in the
fair, then bought tickets for Cali ur-
mia. That has been the drift OF emi.
grafton. As we have said in former
articles. Portland and vicinity has
reaped the benefit at the fair, then
next comes the railrOad company also
the hotels, but we must stand the eX-
pense Of the appropriation which
will be heavy on the taxpayers. We
think new set Of state and county
officers is needed to make laws aud
appropriations to save the taxpayer.
Wide Aake.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-27
PLACER

This promises to be a banner year
for placer mining on Upper Grave
creek for every placer mine will be in
readines for full work with the fret
water from the fall rains. All equip
ment has been put in the best Of con
dition and at some of the mines the
plants havs been increased to give
larger operating capacity.
Zimm rmdn q Diess operating the
Last Chance have their mine ready
for work as also the Briggs Bros.
operating a fine placer just above the
Last Chance. At the Blalock mine
one giant has heretofore been
operated, but the second one is being
set and will be ready by the time
water can be had. Gibson & Wilson
have not cecided as yet as TO whether
they Will operate their placer OF not
this winter. There are a number Of
other placer miners on Grave creek aud
all are at work putting their mines
in shape for operating for long run
tn is season.
All the mines on Upper Grave creeF
can row only be reached by a lrail
and all sup lies and machinery have
to be packed in, making transportation
expenses very heavy on the miners.
The matter is now being considered Of
changin the trail up Grave creek
from Placer into a good wagon read.
There is practical route ~ the creek
aud the grade would be the water
| level Of the creek and the road would
be comparatively easy Of constfuc.
tion. il would open upa large section
that is rich IN placer and quartz
mines, as we'll a. large timber dis
| trict and considerable farming land
/ The miners and other settlers along
the creek are willing to contribute
| libefaly towardd the construction Of
this road, and IL l. expected that the
/ business men Of Placer, Leland and
Wolf Creek will assist as they get
much trade from this district The
county court will also b. expected b.
contribute toward the construction Of
this road as its opening will develop
section that will become an impor-
tant ta1paying district Of Josephine
county
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-27
HURT IN SUMPTER MINE
Althouse Man Receives Severe
Injuries in Mine.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Leonard return.
ed last week from PLrtland, where
she has been visiting her son, Frank
j., who is under the care of DR..
Moore, recovering from an accident
received in the shaft of the Monu
mental mine near Granite, Grant
county, Oregon, In Seltember.
Leonard and another miner were
being hoisted to the surface from
the 200 foot level, both of them
riding in the bucket. Just before
reaching the top Of the shaft the
bucket gave a lurch bringing Leonard
directly under projecting pip
which he struck with his shoulder
with terrific force as the bucket
was hoisted up. The force of the
contact caused the donkey engine to
stop for a moment which the engineer
quickly noticed and stopped the ma
chinery. The companion caught
Leonard ard prevented a fall to the
bottom Of the shaft. The injured
man was taken to Portland and re-.
mained at the hospital for some time
but is now able TO be around althoqgh
it will be several months perhaps
before he is fully recovered Mr..
Leonard left Althouse for tho north
in July but he had started 10 work at
the Monumental mine only the
morning when he was hurt and this
was his first trip up the shaft.