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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-01
To Reward Heroes

Washington, May President
ROOSEVELT has called Oh the war and
navy department to report the names
OF the officers and enlisted men of the
marine corps and army who displayed
special gallantry in checking ,he San
Francisco fire by the use of dynamite,
with view to reward and recon-
mendation.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-01

ago in the interests of Mr.. Rosen-
berg, has completed plans for the
structure and Mr.. Olive states that
the contractor, Mr.. Window is ex.
pected here next week to begin
work on huilding of some kind for
Mr.. Rosenberg. Mr.. Olive cannot
say positively whether a hotel will
be erected or Lot, but he states that
work will pegin soon on a brick build.
ing on Mr.. Rosenbergs property.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-01
OUTLAW SMITH IS
Still IN HIDING
Man Who Has Slain Three of his
Pursuers is Uncaptured..Blood-
hounds Fail to Trace Him.
Bio Posse in Pursuit

WoodbuIn, OIe., April 30 The
death of Sheriff Shaver, the second
fatality resulting from the encounter
with the outlaw, Frank Smith, early
Saturday morning, brings an added
stimulus 10 the man hunt being con-
Quoted in this vicinity. While 30 def
mite news of the outlaw 5 whei eabouts
is known to the sheriffs and posses in
pursuit. it Is the general belief that
the hunted man IS in hiding III the
vicinity of Woodburn, Gervais or ST.
Louis.
Reports from the various points
nave 10 aotus knowledge of i'm, bnt
the men now retained by the sherlffs
are confident that they will soon be
able 80 put an end to the career of the
man who has already KILLED three @ fl
GERS OF the law and terrorizec three
counties in the week he has besn at
liberty.
Shortly befois noon today Harry
Barber OF Spokane arrived neie with
two ploodhounds lie was accompanied
by Sheriff Tom Word or Multnomah
county. who, with his deputies, sam
Downey, Harvey Mooreland aha G. P.
Moraen, baye joined Sheriff Culver
of Marion IN yhs ~a@ss.
The dogs in leash were taken to the
~cene OF the shooting and, with the
hat Of the murderer, which was left
at the scene of the Oregon City shoot
'ng. as scent, the dogs were seat on
the trail. They uid not take u the
scent as rapidly as some OF the posse
desired, but this is explained by the
age of the trace and the fact that the
ground had been tramplea by hundre Is
of men since the fatal affair of Friday
night.
In several directions at distance
OF from three to five miles from Wood
burn are several patches of wood
which offer an excellent retreat for q
fugitive, principally because of the re.
moteness from the regular route of
travel aud the deuseness of the under.
brush, which is especially noticeable
along the Pudding river bottoms, with
in three miles of Woodburn. Before
his death Sheriff Shaver relteratedshis
statements to the effect that he was
positive that he had wounded his as.
sailant on the night of the affray near
Woodburn.
Revenge Is now the watchwoid of
the different posses, and shonid Smith
stumble OH any gathering and be Iec-
ognized Immediately his end will be
cure aud certain, for shoot first and
ask questions afterward" will govern
meetings with him in the future.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-01

Crowded street CARS are places in
which to study the other side of hu.
manity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
cFMENT CLIPPINGS.

Corn planting IS on now and a
considerable acreage has already
been planted.
M. G. Rimer has opened up a
new grocery store in the South
part Of town.
J.W Haney andSon are preparing
to leave Cement. They were the
pioneer business men here,
Rheube Orr returned Wednesday
night from near Chickasha where
he had been erecting building on
his lease.
Wesley Armstrong left Monday
for Chickasha to take business
course in the Chickasha Business
College.
Saturday evening the 6 year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nordahl
died Of a complication of measles
and Pneumonia. this beiug the
second death in the family in 1
weeks time. Courier.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

The Dearing Real Estate Co.
has rented the rear part of the Hol-
lingworth building, Third and
Chickasha avenue, and is preparing
to make it the most eleCant Office
Of the kind in the territory. II
wilt also be used as the offices of the
Interurbtn railway. Orders have
been given to the painters and dec
oraters to spare no expeuce in max
ing it the finest that is possible
Elaborate Office furniture ofthe fin
est kind has been ordered. The
Office will be ready for occupancy
within few weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
GENUINE
Love FEAST
WAS THE REUNION OF THE CON-
FEDERATE VETERANS LAST
SATURDAY. BIG CROWD
ELOQUENT ADDRESSES HEARD
Sectional Lines Disappear--A Feast
OF Good Things

An immense thron2 attended the
reunion Of confederate veterans un-
der the auspices Of Joe Shelby
camp last Saturday Odd Fellows
hall was packed to its utmost cap
acity with men and women and
their children Of the North and
the South, all mingling on common
grounds. The old soldiers of the
Gray were there and the boys OF
Blue were their guests and no
word was heard TO indicate how
they fought each other in the days
Of the Cos. The Southern soldier
was enlogized and so was the man
Of the north, but the narrow sec
tional spirit was wanting.
Capt G G. Buchanan, comman-
der Of the camp. presided over the
gathering and delivered hearty
address Of welcome to the crowd,
which included men. women and
children. Rev. s. ". Fait offered
the invocation and then Rev. ]. H.
Bennett spoke on "A Reunited
Country" an address full Of e'o-
quence and patriotism. Miss Shaugh
essey sang The Sunny South
very swee,ly and then DR.. A. >.
Riddle delivered aud able and force.
full address on THE Rising Gener-
alton, pointing out the duties oi
the young man as citizen. Miss
Frances Davis read "a Tampa
Romance" to the great delight OF
the large audience and the program
was concluded with an address on
THE Citizen in Peace" By Rev,
Rippey which abounded wholesome
sentiment and eloquent truths.
Then followed the feast. prepar-
ed by the good women and consist
ing of all the good things that
these skilled cooks could supply
There was an abundance for all
and plenty to spare. While tbs
dinner was in progress, collection
was taken up and a ticket was pur
chased TO carry Capt. Buchanan tc
the reunion at Nav Orleans.
The entire affair was one of the
most successful Of the kind that
occurred in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
CHANGE IN REALTY FIRM
J. Leroy Srdler Purchases Half
Interest in Cochran Bnsiuess

A deal was concluded Saturday
whereby j. Leroy Sadler purchas-
ed a half interest in the real estate
business of r. NJ. Cochran.
Mr.. Sadler came here several
months ago from South McAlester
where he ranked as one of the
leading real estate men of that
city. He has invested consider
able capital in property here and
is convinced that Chickasha has a
great future. He is a hustler and
splendid gentlemen and the new
firm will be strong combination,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

The Jefferson City Tribune
scores Nevada man because il
AYERS he .'done" something the
tribune thinks he did not do. Read;
A prominent citizen at Nevada
(and all the citizens in that town
are prominently AYERS that he has
hatched 100 chickens from roS eggs.
From this statement he does moi
admit that he called any hens in tc
help him hatch the eggs, or that he
fell back on an incubator, he just
simply done the whole thing him
self. II he 'set" on the eggs, he
does not say so, but the natural
presumption would be that he did
X. G. Star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
COAL OPERATORS MEET
The Situation in Indian Territorsy
Field Will be Discussed.

South McAlester, i. IT., April D.
Indian Territory coal operaeers
will be largely represented at a
meeting of the Southwestern Coal
Operators Association to be held at
Kansas City hWedsday. AT this
gathering the question Of agreeing
to the demand Of union miners
will be finally dealt with. A major
| ity of the Southwestern operators
are firm in their belief that no COM
promise can be secured other
than by arbitration. This they
have offered to do. Miners are look
ing to the Kansas City meeting
with interest. They believe the
union demands will yet be found
acceptable.
One of the largest operators in
theIndian Territory would glad
ly join in a movement to open the
mines with nonunion labor.
The federal govrnement is bound
by terms of our leases with the
Indians, who own the coal lands,
to give us protection, If our proper
\ ty was attacked could demand fede-
raj support and it would be effective
There would be no claah or differ
ence of public sentimentas in states
where the state militia is used tC
Iquell uprisings among miners
There would be no politics in the
military movement. The minrrs
could not hold out and unionisn
would be driven from the territory
mines for years to come
This view is shared by yother pro
minent operators but they are moi
eager to put the theory in practice
The truth OF the matter is, the ope
rS.ors in Indian Territ ory are nof
objecting to shut down Of th'
mines at this season Of the year
The usual dull business of the sum
mer can be avoided and the mines
kept ir good condition with a small
fixed expense, while TO- work
summer shift half time, as is usua-
Ily the custom, it requires fixed
expense that eats up the profit. An
other reason advanced by operators
in this territory in desiring re
duction in thc wages scale is to ena
bic them to place coal on the mark
ct at price that will meet the Goa
of Colorado, Alabama and New
. Mexico.
Coal in these fields can be NOR
: cheaply mined than in Indian Trr
, itory and the freight rate question
{ is better regulated. II is declared b.
. coal opertors that they are not Il
blame for the exhorbitant price
r asked for coal in the southwest a
much Of the cost is tackeb on b.
the railroads for carrier service.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
VETERANS ARE THANKFUL

wish to speak for Joe Shelby
Camp OF United Confederate Veter
ans, congratulating the good peo-
pie of our little city and thanking
them for their untiring energies in
making our meeting Saturday
day Of great recreation.
First. We open our hearts in a
spirit Of gratitude to the good ladies'
who worked so zealously and so
faithfully 70 make day of plea
sure and where loving hearts could
mingle together. May the God Of
all good ever be their Shield and
Comforter, may God grant that no
wave Of trouble shall roll across
peaceful breasts.
Second. We return our heartfelt
thanks to those who contributed so
generously and willingly without
one cent of money. And especi-
ally our good DR.. ]. S. Downs who
kept his hacks going all the morn
ing TO bring the people to the hall.
God bless such deeds Of liberality.
Kemp & Ferrell who furnished
plates, knives, forks, cups and
saucers all free may the God of
peace be with them and may the
end of their business career in life
come to a final success.
The Newspaper men. How
could we have done without them.
Their deeds of kindness has lead
us ON to degree Of love and re-
spsct that has no bounds. And in
the Sweet By and By. May the
time cume that the hum and jar
of the Printing Press will not dis
turb their peaceful slumbers.
Goff & Kicker furnished plates,
cups, sauces, dishes for five cent:
per doz. May an allwise creator
help them TO peace and prosperity
and their days be useful and happy
and do mech good in the world
The Globe Restaurant: Oh how
those boys krow how to Cater to
! the wants Of an Id ''Reb" who
could not have that delicious coffee
in the days that tried mems souls,
We rust that good fortune may
ever be the hoppy lot of the owner:
of the Globe restaurant and these
days end with peace aud prosperi'
ty and much good to humanity
We extend the same thanks to G
w Armstrong for lumber furnish
ed.
And to our erstwhile enimies,
God bless every one OF them. We
thank them for their pr,
sence and meeting with the ole
"Johnnies" and helping to make
a day Of pleasure and feasting OF
the good things Of kind provid
ence. come again boys we shall tr.
TO do better the next time and !
we should fail here in this low val'
of tears, let's not make failure
where these is neither sorrow no
parting.
G. G. BUCHANAN,
For Joe Shelby Camp No. o7s
w. c. v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

Herbert S. Wingfeld and Miss
Georgia Overly were married at
the Baptist parsonage at 2 O'Clock
last evening. Rev. ]. H. Bennett
officiating. They are excellent
young people and will reside on
First street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
CONFER MATTOx

Mr.. Daniel c. Conner and Miss
Bessie Mattox were married at
the residence of the latter's parents
on Colorado Avenue, yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev. ]. H.
Bennett officiating. The bride was,
handsomely gowned, carrying a
beautiful boquet, and large num-
Der Of friends were present The
couple will go to housekeeping at
once at 4oo Colorano Ave. Mr..
Conner has been popular Rock
Island conductor but is now pie
pairing to engage in business on
Third St. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mattox
and is charming young lady.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
EVERYBODY WORKS BuT sooTTY

Everybody works but Scotty,
He smokes around all day,
Watching the boys play dominos,
Watching them billiards play,
Scotty sits in the sunshine,
Summer and spring and fall,
Everybody works but Scotty
And he don't work at all.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

Live each day SO that you can
look any man in the face. And
Uuy Life Insurance from J. G.
Dearing. 6Iz 5th St. Soft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

Miss Louise Philips has been Sc
lected as sponsr for Joe Shelby
Camp at the U. c. V. reunion at
New Orleans. Misses Bonnie Arm.
strong and Frances Davis will be
maids OF honor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

Jake Lorenson got the box Of
cigars that was given away at the
Owl Drug Store Saturday night
3o4 wrs the number.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-03
DRS. M0REL0CK & HAVILAND
0STEOPATHS
Graduates of the American
School of Osteopathy
Rooms r3 and ID in old Fair blk.
Practice in city and country.
Phone Junction $50

Stationery at the G. V. Store.
First class business college, 1921
n. Seventh street.
Plat and Heron handle feed and
farm Implements. Call and see them
A little soap and polish will help
that harness for fair week-Fred
Mantey.
The county commissioners are tran
sacting considerable business at theil
present session. -
There was a busy session of the
odd fellows last night and the at
tendance was large.
The session of the Eastern Star
last night at Masonic hall was mark
bl good attendance.
Bring your kodak work to Forry
the photographer. He will do ii
right. Union Block. Main street.
We make a specially of %. so and
10 cent whips and also 81 whips. Try
us some of these days-Fred Mantey
City Clerk Conley is being called
upon to write many water rental re
ceipts this week as the payments are
coming in at lively rate.
This evening work in the first and
third degrees will probably be put
on at the meeting of the Knights OF
Pythias and it is said that the ses-
sion will end with Peach social
Five chairs. each in charge of a
thoroughly competent and courte-
Gus workman. compressed air sys-
tenn, latest appliances, splendid sani-
tary arrangements, cool comfortable
parlors. in fact the very best serv-
Use all around at the j. w. Clary
barbershop on Fourth street oppo-
site post office. Each patron gets n
chance on n fine pair of shoes given
away every two weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-03
HIS SIGNAL FITNESS.

If there is more than the usual
amount of satisfaction to be seen up
on the faces of Democracy in the
county this fall. it arises solely from
the exterme exultation which comes
from having placed first class. rep
resentative ticket in the field.
If there is general, individual sat
isfaction exhibited, it is over the
signal fitness of the various candi-
dates to fulfill the duties of the po-
sitions to which they have been res
pectively nominated. Nor is this
one of those conventional statements
made during political campaigns,
/ but statement that will not bear
contradiction.
For the office of clerk and recorder
the man was sought. It is true that
he had opponents, but even these will
grant the peculiar fitness of Mr..
Bucklin to fulfill each and all re-
quirements of~the position to which
he will undoubtedly be called by the
voters of Mesa county. In Mr.. Buck
Inns business career in this city, he
was regarded as one of the ablest of
the city's young business men, His
aptitude in the conduct of complete
| system of books in his own bust
ness was frequently remarked and
his general business education was
such as to well fit him for any pub
lie position.
There have been many matters of
a public nature, requiring the aid ana
executive ability of men of public
spirit. carried to successful conclu-
sion in the last dozen years, that has
found Mr.. Bucklin working in the
van for its success. His counsel and
aid have been sought after. In what
lever capacity he has been found work
ling, il has been with a willingness and
the single thought of the public veal.
that always characterizes such men
in the upbuilding of any new country.
1t has never been on onerous duty
for Mr.. Bucklin to work in behalf of
any other candidate. He Is a field
captain in giving aid to others, but
to work for himself for a public po-
sition finds Mr.. Bucklin somewhat
handicapped. What he can forcefully
and readily do for others, he cannot
so readily do for himself This ia
characteristic of all leaders, yet Mr.
Bucklin will do all in his power To
Justify the action of the county con
, fvention in placing him in nomination
Shall we attempt to further analyze
HIS fitness for the position to whicn
he aspires. We can hardly see the
necessity. If fitness is the prerequi-
site and there be examination solely
along that line, in comparison with
any opponent he may have. the mat
ter would unquestionably. so far as
results are concerned be in his favor
The especial thing for which the
i. party congrateulates itself, is that in
seeking men to uphold the banner
of Democracy in Mesa county. in the
light of the natural opposing major
ity, is that so many men of character
and ability have consented to allow
their names to become part of Mesa
county's Democrats ticket. With
out comparisons with the other gen.
tlemen on the ticket. this is partlcu-
larly true of Mr.. Bucklin.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-03

There is no one claiming for Mr..
Starr. the Republican candidate for
clerk and recorder, any especial fit
ness to perform the duties of the of
flee. The sole claim is he has been
working a long time in the harness
of ward politics and he must be pro-
vided for, at the expense of the pub
lie. Mr.. Starr was the machine can
didate, Ruben Starr was always a
part of the machine. He knew that
he was to be nominated and at no
time was he concerned over his pos
sible defeat in the nominating con
vention. The other fellows were cod
died along and made to believe that
Rube Starr cut no -fgure-and the
funny part of it all was that the other
candidates believed it-in fact were
deliberately led to believe it by the
big five" for the very purpose of
nominating Mr.. Starr, Mr.. Starr is no
| slouch, he is sly and the fellow that
doesn't believe that Mr.. Starr a rather
wise old politician, don't know much
about politics. The condition under
which he was nominated was that
his time had come to get up next to
the through, nor could he be push
ed back, as he oftentimes had been
before. If the real truth were known
the other part of the machine would
have liked to have turned him down,
but he even told Bryson Blair where
to head in.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-03

Reuben Starr, the Republican can
didate for clerk and recorder. is not
sore in the least. In fact Rube Starr
is just cute enough to attempt to en-
gage the sympathies of the public by
encouraging a discussion of what he
thinks viii engender sympathy for
his candidacy and which will make it
appear that the is a much abused in
dividual. But we are wise to your
little game Ruben. We don't pro-
pose to give you but little advertis-
ing, especially on the line of your
connection with that part OF the city's
ancient history. Mr.. Starr himself
will have to satisfy his own conscien-
ce of his guilt or innocence, so far
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-03

There has been some criticism at
tempted of the manner in which A.
N. Bucklin, the Democratic candidate
for the office of clerk and recorder,
discussed the public career of his op-
ponent What Mr.. Buclklin did say
was distorted by his politician enc
mics. Neither Mr.. Bucklin or the
members of the Democratic party de-
sire to deny in mealy mouthed fash
ion the charges which are a matter of
public record. The subject was treat
ed with the honesty of man who is
noted and honored for his outspoken
and rugged fairness. Who is it that
would not sooner hear open declara-
tions. such as We're made by Mr..
BucSlin than to have Mr.. Bucklin or
anyone else go about in stealthy fash
ion and attempt to destroy the credit
of his opponent by secretly stabbing
him in the back. To those who
know Mr.. Bucklin this would be a
very foreign manner for him to en-
gage in a battle, especially a politi-
cal one. There is purpose in the
attempt to make capital out of what
Mr.. Bucl1lin said. Unfortunately for
those who would essay it, the wind
has been taken out of their sails by
the very openness with which Mr..
Bucklin discussed the affair All the
virtue which the Republican party
hoped to make from it has been lost.
because Mr.. Bucklin is not in the
backeapping business.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-03
Remember
Your Eyes

should be carefully examined at least
once every three years, NOT FOR
GLASSES, but to see that all parts
of the delicate machinery is working
in harmony, this especially should be
attended to in the case of children
going to school, some of them suffer
years of dependency through eye
trouble that they are not aware of
You will notice by little observation
that the best informed and educated
people are the ones who care for their
eyes-it is mostly the little
defects that grow to big ones. that
causes so much suffering. Don't ne
glect your most important sense, have
your eyes searchingly and scientific
ally examined by one who reads the
eyes like an open book and gives SAT-
ISFACTIoN in every case. Go to
DIR. II. II. SCARBOROUGH
23O Ute Ave. 1.-THE Angelus'
PHONE BLK. 244.