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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sninnr Ncmnth.

IS ftarb am .Dtorgcr be5 10. Mir3 1906
Cnipnr Tcmutb, geliebtcr @dtte Der ncrilorbes
ncu @nrbnrn Scnuib, i'm utter bon "A Sab.
ret mo If Gnger. Sic NceroiGlillG 1tiloet
Suuacriiag, ncn -. N|drj, > llhr 9tatbnltttI93,
rc1 fciicr lcttcn 2S0DnunR, 9tr. 23l3, DIT:
ltonlmeutsS irlbe, aus itutt. NcilctltHA nlt
Der st. DtatibdisG emctcrO. t7Y-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
GSmcliuc &. Soannibul.

IS iiarb am 10. Mtdrj 1900 @mclin: s..
@uunibnl, Qclicbte Satin bon %ubn 3GitIlibnl.
Sic @ecrotputa iiHhct Mittnodl, , lbr gi1d1z
miiingo, bon iOrCr 2SO0nn1g, 9tr. 2ll3, Elt'
Baltimore Strube. aus itntt, ipo}lI Scrlrd note
Iuo Sreunbc ocr 6GrIilie adlulGsnou etlae'
Inhen linn. lIN-NOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
ScfanntmadJnn9ca.
cpartcment. Nathhans

Stcncr.T cpartcmeut, 9iatGbagS.
Srclet Idbiet lpetbet bleritit betadridtigt
oGB Gin Eiscrntp Uon f% ErujCnt All Die
@rltnbeigenibunlSs, Ferfotals mo Scfuritdtcn
Slcucrrc1nungcn bon 1906 9epdbrt luiro. Ole
i'm Dtonnt 9Jtdrj, nibt ipdter. ais Snmitag,
ocu 81. Wtarj, Wittdge IL tbr, beSabli iuer.
Den. Siinf Grniciit EiScuntu lncrbeI nui
GtoutSfteners Sednuroer gendbrt. Steine 3iedl
ntlgcu alsacian6t, mcilt %oieiclben nibt per
iUnlib ODER per 4SU'i ocrlaIlai iperhcn.
Scnrp &ininmS,
(Ntdr}2O,2O Gtcuer.Gimiebner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Mud Scr smcitc rMotbe
Sonnto9" lit in Berlin nid,t meitcr
ROTH ongeitrldlen morOch oils nit
9rnnoreben. Gbeorctiihe gicnolltion
MO Genlonitrotioncll an ocn @rG.
bern Der MGr5gelaIlcncn oeS SabreS
1913 mar aueS, mas lid) oil Sp5iali.
item erlnuhten, uno oos mar fllla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Srnu5 gSilhclln Sdleiot.

9lm cnmitul. bcn II. Mtir5 'ta0G, III
;yrani @ilBclm shciOt, ~gclicbtcr Gobu bon
9luQuii u. mo Malbarinc g.. ShGioA. ploBllh
Qeitorhcn. Sic @eeroiQula miro SienItna, oeH
20. Wtir}, baIb orci llbr. bonn lrallcrDnlle,
yir. 0O2, Giio liuns ztruGc, aus ilatiltlocll.
NicituiiulIu priOutim. CS-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
ynniin Edlmdlhnrni.

IS itnr6 am l8. Wtirj 1906 in t6rer lcbtcn
gEobming, Nr. 1905. Moro Gcutrnl 9penue.
4uuiin SduGBarSt i'm sitter bon GS @Gbrcn
INTO I Moylntcn, N%eIiebtc Satin beg bcritorbe+
rclt GnnrGo SOibbarot. Die @ccrot9ult9 M
iaas. bon ser obelE 9cnaInlen 9euOrllla an"
TAFT. GciieGunG uii Der oNolt!nlorcr, Sfincs
tCrn 4" (iS-O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Wid,ulauS Sc0acs.

IS itarb ain 80. Mldri 1906 naG5 danger
arunibcit GidIulGmc ScNnrS I'M FILTER bon "a
%abrelI UltD $ Iiunaier. Die 3cit Der NccroIs
lunQ Miro lpdtCr a1Ac}cipt.
ClNnfGilltOncr luollcll aeil. copirC1)
(Im
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

ab5u0nOern, 0amit inns Dieiea ntdt
perloren gebt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
2nrrninc.

W,alcriIfl - EGrtartig - Sricolih.
@eiili6 bun gSaipruOi eiIt mo cine bnlbe
Mieile. 0crmtt bic nit Gopbdttun bc6cihIcte
9turi6ssioeKucsGG Sreie Hniionru 0idtbmitiaq5
am terminus. Grctfe bon NeGrdbntbpl1sen iept
fpesica. aei@ts ~eoinNinaen. 3eIepgon
MnnbS. 8erlanat Yrufbiire. (Wiai4 fS.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Canada mill lest ba%
omerifoniihc Sil6crNcIo mu&wriicl.
Go9 neutrality-suspicious. Ser Gomi
MON ihGBt Den 9ctrog amcrifoni-
ihen @el6e8, ou$ oriibtn I'LL llmllulli
lit, alli cine Ntiltipn Gouota.. 90 Scr
Silbcrlucrtb Der Miin5cn mrit 0crill-
ger lit, ais ser 9tennlpcrtb bat 0ic
NcQicrrng, Die tic ollS0icbt, cntipre-
dcnocu YrG1ungsprofit, Der lid) oltf
ctmaS mcbr. ais bic SGlitc belGult.
ISn eincm &olboolloritiid ltcdcn MIR
% Gents Silbcr. Giclcn Erofit mill
nun bic cnnooiife GcGicrln0 iclbIt
bo6cn un0 bat ocSbalb clll Nbtom-
men nit 6cl 0ortigcn Nanfcn sc
troiicn, ooa omcrifonii6c @clo Cit,
5uSicbcn mo in Sen Ser. Stooten
micocr nb5ulnocn. Nn ocllcn SteIlt
miro Damn connOiibcS @cI0 IN I'm
luui gclcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
GcrinnntlnngS sInseigen.
,,ch.Gup ecib. uno spor.9ercim. "

Nr. IN2l. SrIe1nes, 0dc UbapeIs Str.
inn!tnIlIng mn HSnbI tilr 3lu0if SircttoreR am
Niithuuh abcuo. Den 81. Widr3, i'm S'eriamml.
lurQasSufuIe beibuiuu6neII. HSn1I bon 7 bis o
mo &criaminlllg 0 llbr.
-. Sciomaun,
(7G.S.sO) Geiretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
,etnsen Smmerpdnrcnprr eein. uub Nau.

Gbiger Gcrein miro 3ieiitug, ocn 20. Widr3,
hci VI. Z. Smit6, 9ir. 4U3. NUros gSuIfcsS lrabc,
ieine 10. 2nbrcaueriGminlung mo ISabl oeS
Streitoritnls a~bba!ten.
C7S,0) Mar Gnores, Brdl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

.2ocol Sption" Sicg IN
&cntudp. Gic oortigc Ocnlotrntildc
Stoota0cicbgcbung bot EN- oSocol
Option" .@eieB %otgcnonlmen ouS Die
Counties ais @or,5es iiber Die Sd)nnT'
iro0c obitimmcn lGBt mo nllr Die
0rGBcrcn StGotc nod BON 0lclcr Ncs
Qcl ou2nimmt. 9u5ll hencrft Der
u%nobbGngig ocmofrotiidc pSolii3s
bile Nn5eigcr": sSn ipcniacn Sab.
rem lpcrbcn mir &cntildp gan5 troCtcil
bobcn iogen Jest 5upcrIidtlih oic
Sempercn5lcr. User Die 6ortld)ritic
bcoboftct bot, Die i6rittiuciicn Gr-
fol9c in bcnt @eltrebcn, Die 1robc
Wengc sur Nciolgung Der NnIldtcll
5rl slpin0cn, Die cine Winocrbcit fir
bciIiom bGlt, Ger miro oicIcn @ortcll
MID: nit 3llpcriidt mioerIprcdc1.
S6d)Itens inioicrn, olS CT ilbcr5cllNt
icin miro, boB i'm Stilen icbr pi9l
mcbr g%ctrl,nfen merben miro, ais
iebt in ser Seiientlidfeit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sobn u. Scmfci,
Gr. GOA, ehb'e barp.s ttuGe,
tit Der ScidjcnbcItuttcr,

ucIber aGe S~luftrdgc itets 8ur 3uIriebcnbeit
nusfibri. Sic bon ibm be6uuocIicn 2cidei ttrs
men sSodeu lana iic0cll, obne Die 9ertn9liell
a~rupuirte Gin6nIinmircriit. nlio 1T Die Nebdllos
luna bon 8ranenIeifcn oercn Spe1idIitdt.
CSan10,tO r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Gincn 3miidcnfoll BON
illtcrnotionolCr 0eoeutltng CAB c@ bel
Der &nOcntur- 9luinobnle i'll Der Stride
Gor0clicr5 in Der Stoot 9tnllcD. 3u
Dem @%ottcabuus gcb0rt nGmlid eirc
&opcllc, morin lid sic @ruit Der Scr
50Ne bon &otbringcn bciinOct. GcSs
bolb mrtcrbGlt Ole Npnaitic &obas
burg 2otbringen bicic &opelle lcit
1888 nit cincm iGbrIi6cn Nufman0e
bon 1000 SrcS. Ser &npcntur miocls
icGtc Iid MN Scr n0cltidcn Cages
5citrn0" 5uiolge I'M Noncn Oc@ oft
rcihiihen &oiicrS Scr 0Itreif ungari-
ihc @otid)oftcr in Eoria NIT Der NO
tipirum1, Oob oieic anpcac meoer
0cm Stootc nod Scr &irdcngcmcinOc
gcb0rc, ionbcrn ocm oltrcid)Ild)el
Scrridcrboltie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

3u Scr &crnid tnn1 81.
WtoroS idrcibt oas ,Ginc. &olfsbl." a;
y@leihpiel mie gercdtferti9t oocr I'M
gcrcftferti9t Der fiir5life In9riif alli
oie Woros mar, pobei' 800 o%crIclbcn.
o%uruntcr uielc Sruiten ilrO &inoer,
gctootet ipltrocn, lit n1beltfeitbor,
Dob bo5 2auo pprt biefem Torfaa
bod)lt lmdneencbm bcriiBrt lit nno
oarouS cine itGrfcrei Ieitntion, Die
Ebilippincn iid) iel6It su iiberlallen.
crlpadicn iit olS man b9lnt9 boob
odtct bat. Gas omerifaniife Golf
ltelt lid oonlit Elm coles 3%ellgnli,
aus, BOB cS Wenibcnopfer, Die iii
Snterciic beS Smpcrialismns &c
brod)t merbcn, perabihcilt. Sollte Cit
oerortiger Gcrfaa iih picoerbolen,
10 miro oos Solf oarouf bcitebcL
ooS @ono, oos sic Gbilippinen cn
ms %iciielt, ST. hurbidneioerL mo o.
nod @crmerfuna Der 6rcibonoels.
9ia llnrltben nod crnltercr Mrt por'
mls5uieben lit, 10 mill cs als ein Sc
bot Der &lllebeit nnb &priibt erldc!-
men, Die 6errldoft Scr Ser. Stootcn
iiber oieie Snleln in elm Eroteftornt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Ser % u mcrifont =
iGc Gllrncrbltn0" bat IN Oiclcn Sas
gen cine llrabltimmutg ilbcr Die
6ruge poll5ogen: .Soa Der Surncrs
bulto IN ieincn @rumoiGbcn ul0 6or.
ocrllnQcn Die biirgcrli6e @lcidbercd)z
ti9ltn0 Scr @ciflcd)tcr b%cIiirUortcn?"
ltno bat Ole Srogc nit 3l99 GcGe1
posi-, bel 16S Gntbnltungcn, per
ncint. Nuiioaen0 lit Die 0crinGc
Nctbciligllng an Der NbltInmung,
ole bel elmer Mitglic0cr5o6l bon mcbr,
ais $1,000 nrtr etmo rs Ero5cnt be
trG0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

eli Morbe, 500 Gaub-
oniGQe nlO 10 Iltgrific olli 6rol1cn
il, cincm Wonntc, ooS lit ell Nccorb,
nit Dem Gbiago fcincn Sto0t MAIDEN
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

@ort 5u iogen, lobnt iid nldt. 81
mug, mcnn Die N1lalnIiltn9en olelcr
8hnotifer regiItrirt wcrOen.
0ie uN..O. Stoot5 g."
idreibt; nnGer bcriibmtc Se1orilt
u%nIerer Sper, @nrico GarlIo, loll lid)
in Oieier Soiion oas ncttc Sitmmden
bon $4,000 5uiommcn gelllngen
babcn. Pas 2ieo, Oo5 aus Der &eble
Oringt, lit 2obn, Scr rcid)lih lobnt. ~"
ga 6 Ser iocbcn DDllcns
Octen 0cnollen Seititcluna OeS Grs
Gcbnilics Der Golt3}GBlun6 pom /.
0c5em6cr t9O5-ou9 Stotinil6e Mint
Der Stobt Berlin nn>Btc im1ner mic
Der oa9 3obIenmotcrioI in 6olge Der
nohtr0gliden Grg0n5lllGen 1ld)ter
- bate Berlin nit icincn 20 Soc
ortcn 2,993,470 @impobncr, 0uS ut
Gin Wicbr Don 1903 gcgct oa@
&nbr 1900. IS miro ollo MIR gallj
tllr5e 3eit pergcbcnj bis Die brittle
Wtillion ii6criGrittcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Ger Nem @orfer Hcpcs
reno Mooiion Tetcrs, Der %icincnl
ImtSbrubcr Gr. Enrfburit Gontltr-
ren5 81 MAIDEN ludt, bot Die 6rouer
sum arcl55ng gcgcn Den glfobol oltf'
gcruien. nSn pollitGnOiger Nbitinen5
liegt sic cin5i9e @orontic obioluter
Siberbeit," ioot Or. Eetcrs, mo
luenr Die bobcrc Gloiic Der 8cicl-
idoit oocr io9nr uniere &irdenleute
ocn mGbigcn @ennB bon alfobplbat-
tiacn @etrGnfen einIteIlten. 10 ipiiroe
oaS Srinfcn unioibipnobcl iperbcn.
Srailcn MAIDEN @clebe nnb Die W1n-
ner befolgcn iie. 50 iprod Gepereno
Eetcrs, uno Der Wonn, Der iolhen
l%lniinn idiuabt, bat Den Goftortitel.
,Sn Ser Stride oeS Or. Tcters fan0
Damn Nohmittogs cine ScmperenSs
Scriammlung itott, in Der &eperenb
Eeters pr1li0irie. ltno oo lano mon
sic 2oilng oeS EroblemS BARN. Die
Seritellnng alIer berauidenoen Se'
trGnfe ciniad) 81 uerbietcn; Der 'Soi'
Del bainit lei gegen Dos olientlitc
Sntereiic. @eoen Oieie 2oaif elm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
TROUBLES THICK AND FAST


The Rock Island drew the usual
bunch Of wrecks and minor mishaps
out Of the bag yesterday. None of
them were serious but much delay
in trains resulted.
A freight car was off the track
at Union City and on the Mangum
line the local had a derailment
which made the passenger due here
at 1899 over FIVE hours late. There
was also trouble on the E. & A.
line neaf Isabella,
Shortly after 2 O. clock this morn
ing, the tender on northbound pas
senger No. IL derailed at Adding
ton, the trucks of the mail car
leaving the track, making it neces-
sary to detour trains over the
Waurika line.
Soft condition of track is assign
ed as the cause of the trouble.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
WILL MAKE MODEL ROAD
Muskogee VIII Illustrate Methods Of
Building Good Roads

Muskogee, I. 7. Dec. 3.-With
the arrival of a train load of road
making machinery and crop Of
engineers and expert road builders,
work has been commenced trans
forming local throughfare into a
model road 20 be used as an object
lessen at-tbe Oklahoma State and
National Good Roads convention
which will be held here December
S. 6. and7. Plows, scrapers, rock
crushers. rollers and all kinds OF
ideal road contracting apparatus
are now busily a. work and by the
time the delegates arrive an oppor.
tunity will be given for them to see
pratical demonstration in all the
deterrent stages of road building.
The convention officials are plann-
ing to make this one Of the features
of the meeting.
Every preparation is being made
by the citizens here to accommo-
date the visitors during the con-
vention, a committee of citizens is
making out a list of available
rooms, End not only will the hotels
and rooming houses be ready for
guests but many private citizens
will throw open their homes.
As more than thirty state legis-
latures will be in session during
the coming year and the action Of
the convention will bear directly
on progressive road legislation, its
effect will be of far reaching inn
portance,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
MONEY FOR OsiGE INDIANS
Distribution Of sl3O.OOo By the Gov
ernment Begun at Pawhuska

Pa Ehuska, Okla, Dec s.-The
distribution Of $50. 900 among the
Indians Of the Usage agency began
yesterday, the sum including $50,
600 royalty on oil production, 500
oUo interest, aud $4,000 grass
money. This will give the Osages
about sf55 per capita. Indian
Agent Ret MiIIard is in charge Of
the distribution. Full-bloods only
will b. paid the first three days Of
this week. To assist in the pre-
paration OF the allotment rolls all
parents are required to furnish a
correct list Of their families and to
prove the regular attendance of
eligible children in some recogniz-
ed school,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
SNEAK Thief ATTACKED
A PURCELL MAN

Lawrence Kas., Dec 4.-The
sneak thiei who at midnight escap.
ed after shooting E. c. Ward Of
Purcell l. +. a passenger on the
westbound Santa Fe train. at Hci-
liday appeared at Lawrence early
today in search of physicians. The
m ans head was wounded.
After an unsuccessful attempts to
secure the services OF two physic-
ans he disappeared. It is believed
that the man is hiding In Lawrence.
It is supposed that the mans hand
was hurt in the scuffle with Ward
which sended in the latter being
wounded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
FISH FOR WIcHITAS
Consignment Received at Cache for the
Forest Reserve

Catchie, Okla. Dec. 1.-THE
United States government fish fear
from Neosho. Mo-, has arrived
here carrying large consignment
of fish TO be used in the stocking
the streams of the Wichita Forest
Reserve.
E. F. Morrisey. supervisor of
the reserve, will have charge Of the
fish that are to be planted in the
streams. J. A. Fain. president of
the Wichita Mountain club, has re-
ceived telegram requesting aim
to be at the car on that day in or
der to get the fish the government
has set aside for the club resort.
In their supply there will be bass,
Grape and many other game fish.
The club reserve is situated north
Of the forest reserve and west Of
Mount Sheridan. These fish will
be properly protected by the forest
officials and club officers, so as to
propagate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
WANTS TO KNOW WHY
Req. Dinger's Letter to Presidents
Local Labor Organizations.

Ny Dear Sirs, Convinced that
there is a gap between working
men and the church and desiring
to find the cause thereof. I earnest
ly and very respectfully ask you to
assist me.
| propose to deliver aseries of
actresses in the Christian church
in the near future on the working
men and the church and want to
get at the reason for the separation
between them. Why do they stand
apart1
! Will you kindly help me by
answering the following questions.
I. What proportion of labor
ing men, according to your obser-
vation, stay away from church,
2. Are those who stay away hos
lie to the church or simply indif-
ferentr
). What is the chief fault which
working men have TO find with the
church?
Submitted fraternally
J. E. Dinger.
Minister Of Christian church Chick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04

politician, and Col. Ike Cloud. one
of the stalwart democrats of the
lighting, "rock ribbed variety.
For county attorney, B. B. Bare
foot is said to be in a receptive
mood and VIM. Stacy, il is thought,
would not be averse to the honor.
Probate or county judge is an
Office about which there is consider.
able uncertainty, but the political
prognosticators have already be-
gun to foresee candidates for the
offce IN the person OF Mayor Ven-
able and Attorney A. L. Herr
Lawrence Mills, the efficient legal
adviser OF the city, has also been
suspected but he denies the
charge.
DR.. A. 5 Riddle makes no bones
OF his ambition to be the hrst rep
resensative OF the county in the
sta1e legislature.
ne once OF oistrict Juoge :
one oi 'ne o'ggese piumos ou' ow-
'ns 70 tue uncertainty as 10 wnat
wlil constitute Ine district no out
spoken candidates are IN the nelo
A''o'ney FRANK Daliey Is regarded
as aum'Faoie judicial timber ana
MS 'r'enos VIII urge MN 70 make
'ne race.
nnu 'neie are o'ners. lnete ;
Soi' N. M Wii'iams' patriot OF
'ne n'sI wafer, VINO mas not decd
ca as 10 wnat ne wants Dut Is ser
lousy meoi'ating' he may De VIII
ing 70 accept the once OF district
luuse' probate Judge OF county az
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM

The Oklahoma Real Estate
Co." is the name Of a new firm
that will make Il its business to
sell city and country property and
do general real estate business.
G. w. Munford and T. Thomas
Burk are the members OF the COM
pany both being well known in
the business community. They
have established an Office in room
2, Ismert building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
TEXAS TRAIN ROBBERS
MADE A BIG HAUL
(Associated Press.)

Palestine Tex. Dec. 4. 1t is as
serted today that the robbers who
probably wounded the express
messenger on Cotton Belt train
Saturday night near Elyan siding
secured one hundred and ten thou.
sand dollars from the messenger $
safe. Eighty thousand dollars, it
is said, was from the local treasury
department Of the Cotton Belt at
Tylor consigned to its treasurer at
st. Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
DR.. DURLAND MOVES

DR.. Durland, the veterinarian,
has moved his Office and hos
pital to the Star Wagon yard Of
which Mr.. Thaggard is the mana
ger. DR.. Durland is equipped to
give proper treatment to horses for
ailments of all sorts and has facili-
ties for doing every thing in the
most approved and successful
manner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
FROM KAS. CITY TO Ell PAsO|

A new line OF railway from Kan
sas City TO FL Paso via Lawton IS
one of the numerous railroad pro
jects thatshas been floating about
for several months. The posi-
bility of securing this line for
Chickasha makes the following
from an FL Paso daily paper an
article Of more than passing interest
for il indicates that the promoters
mean business;
"The city council yesterday
afternoon at an adjourned session
passed an ordinance granting to ].
L. Bell franchise for the use Of
certain streets in the lower part of
the city upon which to construct
terminals for railroad which Mr..
Bell says will be built from this
city to Kansas City The term of
the franchise is so years and the
granlor is given the right to main
tain doubIs tracks upon all of the
streets over which a right af way is
granted. BY the terms Of the
franchise Mr.. Bell is required to
deposit Sro, 600 cash bond with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04

the city treasurer to guarantee that
he will commence work within six
months form the date of the de-
posting Of the forfeit or. nine
months form the date Of the pass
age Of the ordinance, and that at
The end Of one year he will have
completed TOO miles OF said propos-
ed road and at the end of two years
200 miles. 1t is specifically pro-
vided that If the deposit is not
made at the end Of ninety days the
franchise shall become null and
void.
After the ordinance was passed
Mr.. Bell startled the council by
asking permission to begin work
grading the streets for his proposed
tracks at once. He stated that
while under the terms of the fran.
chise he is not authorized to COM
mence work until he has deposited
the SIoo, 900 bond, he maintaining
an engineering corps and a grading
outfit consisting of thirty teams at
a big expense, which he would like
to start to work at once"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-04
ARE UNDER
SUSPICION
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OFF.
cES ARE SAVING WO0D-VERY
FEW AV0WED CANDIDATES
I'm THE HANDS OF FRIENDS
Waiting till They Know What Conven-
ton is Going to Do

" What are you running forln
asked the reporter Of one of the
the prominently mentioned" can.
didates for county Office. "How
can run foranything when there is
nothing to run forl" was the dip
lomatic reply. This query may be
taken as the typical of the general
feeling that exists among the class
of citizens who are willing to take
the burdens of state on their
shoulders. They won't know" where
they are a" till the constitutional
takes some definite action relative
to the quantity and quality Of pie
that may be had by the "piously"
inclined in the future counties OF
Oklahoma. What Offices will be
created and what salary the various
jobs will pay, what the boundary
lines Of judicial and state SENATOR
ial districts will be and many other
matters OF grave importance TO the
politician are matters Of specula.
tion and patriots don I care to take
a leap into the dark.
Nevertheless there are a number
of Offices which are sure to be
created and suspicion has begun 70
rest upon divers and sundry per-
sons. Few avowed candidates are
in the held but plenty Of them have
reached the "in.the-hands.o of their
their friends" stage and only re.
quire sufficient urging to cause
them to see that it is their duty to
sacrifice themselves upon the altar
of public service.
Of conrse there will be sheriff
and there are several full fledged
candidates for the Office. Dave
Hopkins has been making medi-
cine tor many moons aud makes
no secret Of his ambitions. Mart
Louthan is also reckoned among
the strong ones that will be in the
running and big Dave Hill. the
farmer, is also known to cherish
ambitions while Harvey Matthews
is likewise considered available
timber
For register Of deeds Geo. Petty.
another prominent young farmer is
strongly talked Of, and Julius Doss.
also tiller Of the soil, is likewise
said to be trimming his sails for
the same honor.
Among the candidates mention-
ed for treasurer is w. NJ. Edwards,
a clever fellow aud successful