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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-08

Average Daily Circulation .,....22Uy
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin.
Tuesday, February goth, 1905. =. .235e
Number Of Weeklies delivered on
the island Of Hawaii alone. 1864
cOM5IN 20 guaranteed average
circulation ...,..........1 1850
BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD,
BY @. @. BOCKUS,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this Sd day of Mar,
ISEALl A. ID. 1906.
ISEALl ruary, A. ID. 1906.
p. II. BURNETTE,
Notary Public. Honolulu. County OF
Oahu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-08
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Territory Of Hawaii,
ttonoluIu, Count 1 Of oahul

FIVI'VTUTu' VVuHKI OF OdTIuI
G. q. B0CKUS. Business Manager Of
he Bulletin Publishing Company, Lin
tied. being flst duly sworn. on oath.
teposes and says: That the following
h true ind correct statement Of cir.
Culation for the week ending March
2, A. o. 1906, Of the Daily and Week.
~ Editions Of the Evening Bulletin:
clrcnIatinn Of Euenlnn Rnlletln
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-08

evening euIIetIn 75c per month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
THE COWBOYS GIRL
A Tent Crowded with People Enjoy
the Western Drama

The performance of Benton's S
Comedians in their tent last night
of H. Walter Van Dykes play,
The Cowboys Girl was a most
creditable one aid the audience en-
joyed themselves to the the utmost.
The plots and incidents of the play
holds the interests of everyone and
the humor is infectious Every
member of the company is entitled
to an equal amount of praise for
his or her work. There are no
drones in the Benton bee hive To-
night the company produce their
own version of the Two Orphans
and if past efforts count for any
thing, tonights offering will add
another spoke in the wheel of sue
c~ss of this worthy organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
ROUND ABOUT CHICKASHA

The Lindsay news says the
Lindsay Military Band went to the
city park and played few select.
ions on Sunday afternoon. Sounds
rather metropolitan, why can't
Chickasha have a city park, she
has the crack band all right.
Mrs. Newell Johnson. aged 2t
years died at Bradley last Friday
tuberculosis.
The little four year old daugh-
ter of H. H. Hart living near
Lindsay was burned to death We'd
nesday. Rocking on a match was
the cause and as the parents were
out on the farm they did not get
back In time to save anything and
were just in timeto see the house
with the little one in it burn.
The fine S., 900 home Of c. E.
Costello, living near Lindsay was
destroyed by fire Thursday night.
The loss was partially covered by
insurance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
WILL HEAR APPLICATION
For Removal Of Restrictions Indian
Agent Names Dates and
Places.

The Uuited States Indian agent
at Muskogee sends out the follow.
ing:
Department of the Interior, Unit.
ed States Indian Service, Union
Agency.
Applicants and attorneys for ap'
plications for removal of restric.
tions are hereby advised that a re
preventative of this Office will be
at the following named points upon
the dates indicated for the purpose
of making investigations and TAX
ing testimony in these cases.
You are requested to appear a.
whichever of the towns mentioned
below is the most convenient for
you.
(TEe following towns in the
Chickasaw Nation ate named)
Tishomingo, Thursday, June al.
Ardmore, Friday, June az.
Pauls Valley, Saturday, June IS.
Chickasha, Monday, June as
Ada, Friday. June 2o.
South McAlester. Saturday, June
80.
AT the hearing applicants will
present their homestead and allot.
ment certificate or deeds, and copies
of any lease contract or agreements
for the sale of their land into which
they may have entered.
Respectively,
DANA H. KELSEY,
United States Indian Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

Sadler & Cochran loans money
at 8 percent. rs-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
DOES CHIcKASHA MUCH HARM BY
GROSSLY EXAGGERATED
STATEMENTS
SAYS 5000 MUST MOVE
Quotes Business Man Of Chickasha
and His own Imaginati on
Reproduced from the ArdmOrite.

heprouucc1 from the Afumoftte-
Hundreds forced TO move-In-
habitants in Chickasha in sorry
plight-occupants must vacate.
Lawton, Ok, May I5.-A bust
ness man of Chickasha, 1. T., who
came here today, states that by
Wednesday of this week nearly
5000 of the 10, 600 residents Of
chiekasha will be compelled to
move all their belongings from a
portion of the town to which title
10 purchasers cannot be awarded.
This section referred to was In
dian public land Of chickasaw ma.
ton, and was sold in lots and
blocks TO purchasers who were
assured that perfect title could be
given. A recent. decision OF the
United States court holds that deeds
cannot be issued to purchasers and
occupants are ordered to vacate.
In sense il is the removal of a
city, and hundreds of persons are
without places to move their pos
sessions upon
The above article appeared in the
Ardmoreite of the 10th. and has
come all the way from Lawton,
where il appeared that business
man Of chickasha has been quot
ed.
The fact of the matter is that
there are a few families Of negroes,
possibly dozen families who had
exercised their supposed right Of
squatter sovreignity on some land
just outside the limits Of the city
near the Rock Island, and when
the government wanted the land
they refused to move. claiming
that they had title to the ground
The case viii be decided by Judge
Dickerson tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
RED MEN TO ANADARKO
Forty Of the Chickasha Tribe 90 in
Style ina Special Car Big
Time Tonight

A special car decorated with
banners and streamers, carrying a
bout forty members of the local
lodge OF Red Men went to Anadar-
ko at four O'Clock this afternoon
to big initiation and banquet to
be provided there by the the same
order tonight.
The Anadarko lodge viii initiate
forty Candidates and have set aside
SOD tor a banquet. The crowd
will doubtless all be good Indians
when they com. back
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
WI. KNOTS BURIAL
Funeral Of Former Chiekasha Editor at
Sulphur.

Sulphur. I. T. May I6.-The re-
mains Of Editor w. L. Knots, OF
the Herald, who died in Kansas
City Friday, arrived yesterday,
accompanied by the father of the
deceased. The funeral has been
deferred until Thursday to await
the arrival of two sisters from New
York city aud a brother from Salt
Lake city. The entire city is in
gloom and the funeral will be large
ly attended.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

Millions to Loan on Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Lands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

DR.. Chas. P. Brown is in receipt
of letter from one of his old class
mates in Kansas City. DIR. St.
Elmo Sanders, in which the former
has asked for some information
regarding the death OF w. l..
X It's. DIR. Sanders is city physi-
cia. Of Kansas City and it was he
VINO treated Mr.. Knotts after
being brought TO the hospital.
He says: II know nothing about
the particulars of how Mr.. Knots
was hurt. He was brought to oul
hospital suffering from the symp-
toms of a basilar fracture. He
cleared up somewhat and then got
worse and died. AT the time he
was brought to the hospital he
was bleeding from the ears and
nose, he showed a little paralysis
on the left side which gradually
deepenei until he died. AT the
autopsy we found a queer conditi-
tion (here Dr.. Sanders goes into
the technical points Of the case)
The man was so completely uncon-
scious when I received him that at
no time while in our hospital was
/ able to make a diagnosis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

FOR sALE-North west quarter
section II, township IS, range 6
west l. NJ. Kingfsher Co.. 10
miles from King6sher. ~ miles
from railroad station. I7o acres in
cultivation, balance pasture. stock
ponds, three good wells. wind mill,
two room house and barn, all
fenced. Price $32co, w. w. Yale.
Chickasha, l. T. Io2-I7o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

The partnership firm, existing
under the firm name Of the West.
ern Novelty Works. with Jack
Lindsay and B. F. Kindig as pro-
prietors has been dissolved by mutu.
al concent. Jack Lindsay, con.
tinuiug the business, B. F. Kendie
withdrawing.
JACK LINEsAY,
IS B. F. KENDIc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
United States Indian Agent.

DR.. d. Z. Foster has located a
permanent dental Office in Chick
asha, with 1 c,toIs Boone alb
Peuquite in the HoIlingswcrth
building. 3ri and Cbiclasha Ave.
He will be he re each month from
the a5th to The soth. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
TRANSACT LARGE AMOUNT OF
BUSINESS CARNEGIE LIB
RARY WANTS HELP
EQUALIZATION BOARD NAMED
City viii Advertise for Bids for City
Printing Hereafter Other
Business

The city council met Yesterday
afternoon in regular session with
all members present except Don
ovan.
The report of the police judge
for the month of April showed
SIoS. 90 in fines collected.
A report Of the committee as to
more arc lights was heard and the
committee y as instructed TO at once
have either gas or electric light
pnt in at the Methodist church
corner.
The acceptance CT the franchise
granted TO the street railway COM
pany was read and referred to the
city attorney.
The matter of surplus dirt in
the streets of the city wanted by
property owners, it was decided
that deposity of SIS would be re-
quired that that the streets where
dirt was taken out should be left in
good condition.
The report of the gas committee
as to the amount Of main laid show
ed that the company had laid more
than their contract called for by
several hundred feet.
A proposition was presented to
the council from the Welsbach
Light Co.. to light the city's streets
The proposition was at the rate of
S3o per light per year. 1t was re-
ferred to the proper committee.
An ordinance granting the Rock
Island Railway to extend the spur
near the oil mill was read.
Joe Earl was awarded the con-
tract for feeding the city prisoners
at 20 cents per meal. Also the
city's mules are to be fed by him
at ~ IL cents each per feed.
The returns of the water and
sewer bond election were read and
the clerks certificate filed.
The matter of support for the
Carnegie Library cane up and the
city attorney was instructed tolook
up the legal status of the case and
report on the city's right in the
matter. 4
Dennis o. 3rien, r. NJ. Cochran
and B. B. Bridges were appointed
a board of equalization and they
win begin to hear complaints and
work or read justment of taxes
June Ist.
The>printing committee is auth
erized to prepare and receive bids
for tine city printing.
In the matter OF paving which
has recently occupied the attention
of the council and also the citizens
of Chickasha it was thought advis-
able to allow Mr.. Mills, the city
attorney to have an assistant to
help him in looking up and report
ing on legal aspects of the matter
that the council and citizens might
60 ahead with dispatch and assur-
ance. The matter was referred to
the finance committee with instruct
ions to report Saturday at two
o'clock,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

Co to the Owl Drug Store for
quality and low prices. rs-tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
HlaH LIVING.
Fcata OF Cooking and Eating Per-
formed AZ DizEy Attitudes.

Feata Of Cooking and Eating Per-
formed az Dizzy Attitudes.
One OF Blondin's most applauded
feats was making an omelet while bah
ancing on his rope nc dizzy height
When crossing Niagara he performed
this culinary exploit, which he subse-
quently repeated IN England IN many
strange situations. not the least being
above the Thames, which he crossed
more than once.
The summit Of Salisbury's splre was
used as a kitchen IN 1865 when a
plumber named Hendiey. having sur
mounted IFS height OF 400 feet, pro
ceeded with the utmost nonchalanco %
cook an ample repast consisting OF q
shoulder Of mutton and a couple OF
fowls. Again in 1862, when the same
spire stood In need Of repair, james
Grlst, to whom the Job was intrustel.
cooked and ate dish OF beans and ba-
con, to the establishment Of the crowd
collected below.
on one occasion i've adventurous
spirits under tho leadership OF a Ger.
tain Pierre Roubaud. taking win them
cooking utensils. scaled the spire OF
Bayeux cathedral On reaching the Il.
gantio gilded statue Of St Michael.
which then stood on the summit they
proceeded 70 cook their dinner, which
they ate with great gusto. much to the
amazement Of the onlookers, whose
health they drank at the conclusion OF
the feast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
DEADLOCK IN LEVY COURT.

Messrs Hopkins and McFarlin for the
Presidency.
The Republican mem hers OF the Levy
Court were in caucus for two hours,
this morn ng, trying TO make a slate
to feorganize the court for the year,
but nothing was accomplished because
Of a deadlock fer the presidency. Q.
Canoy Hopkins desires to be re-
elected to that Office aud he was SUI
ported by Commissioner Brown. Rob-
ert MoFarin is also candidate for
president and Is backed by Mr.. Logue.
At ] o'clock the caucus adjourned
until 3. lhe caucus stood two for
Hopkins and two for McFarlin, during
the entire two hours and from indica-
tions the deadlock will continue, unless
there is a compromise on some other
member. Ii was fumored that the
matter could be settled by Mr.. Brown
accepting the presidency, but that he
had declined. Mr.. Brown stated that
ID was not offered to him In caucus.
There was also q report that Horace
G. Knowles, the present attorney for
the oouIt, was unanimously nominated
fer the same position by the caucus,
but this WAS denied by the members.
Mr.. Knowles, is, however, the o7ly
candidate, SO far as is known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
ESSENTIAL IN ausmEss.
Ability 60 Make n Clear, stratght-
forward Statement.

ABILITY 20 Make n Clear, Straight
forward Statement.
There are many qualities necessary
to success IN modern business life. but
there Is none Of more Importance TO
man holding position Of responsible
" than the power to make a plain.
straightforward. businessllko state
ment The quality Of fluency Is not
90 much what is required az the quail
ties Of accuracy and ciearneas, definite
ness and brevity, tnct and judgment.
II we are not clear and precise n Is
certain that those who listen TO as
win be no more clear when we have
finished than we are ourselves, proba-
bly, much less so. We must have no
vague and misty ideas about the sub
ject but they must be crystaInzed and
definite. These qualities OF our thought
and speech, however, cannot be left to
chance. They are attained as the 70
suit OF effort. OF careful and independ-
ent thought on the subject for our
selves, Of looking at it from many
points Of view, and thus satisfying
ourselves and those who listen 10 Us
that we thoroughly understand what
we are talking about Having decided
what TO say and having properly ar
ranged It, the last point IS how to say
t. The FIRST essential is TO speak dis
tinctly, then 20 be natural, stralghtfor-
ward, lucid. neither 10 strive after eff,
feet nor TO exaggerate, but to give thu
impression that we are ourselves con-
WINGED OF the cogency and force Of our
own contention. Technics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
TRAGEDY IN MlNNESOTA

Matthew atyer, Dental student, Kills
ieHn Wheaton. ana Fatally WOUNDS
Her sisier, Her Mp.her and iimselL
Aisu, a','. ress Iiaualeu ~ -pec.al Nires
Caledonia, MINI, Jan. 2. -Matthew
siyer, infatuated with feRrl " neatnn,
daughter OF y. n. Wheaton, a wealthy
iarmer, broke into the " heaton home,
nsar heie, last night, shot and killed
ihe girl and fatally wounded her
sister, hutl, her mother ana himself.
hlytr is dental student at the Uni-
'eisity o Minnesota. Pearl Wheaton
had refused to marry him.
Unable TO secure entrance through
'he door, Styer broke through a
window. lie was met by Ruth n heaton,
VINO, armed with a revolver, attempted
% protect the family. StyeF wrested
ne revolver from her and shot her
VICE Though tue breast. he next
TUNED on Ms. MheatLn, shooting her
10 lhe throat ana arm. lie ran up
STAIRS to teafl's loom. breaking In
lhe door, be shot her through the
neafl, and next be shot himself. v hen
nelghbois rushed in, Styer was found,
WIN DIS head on the girls bfesst, she
ueaa he barely living. 1he only
o'nef Innate OF the house, a child,
escaped b. leaping through the WINDOW
SVef had broken. Mr. Wheaton was
away iIom home at the time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Associated Pfess Dispatch by special Wires
Philadeipnia. Jan. a. p m.-Market sten


Associated Press Disuntch by sneolai Wires
New York Jan. 2-fiour; receipts, 1854, sales,
100. Flour lteady but quiet Winter stIaights
Wheat. receipts $4,000 bushels sales. $4,000
bushels steady. May 9i5sa9is-l6c July, sec.
RYE nominal; SO. 3 Western, Zoe. e. J. T. N. \.
Corn receipts, .bl,2li. sales 10000 bushels
OPTIONS -cndy with wheat and ON prospects Of
ram In West. May, sos.
J. eel, steady.
port steady; short clear si560asi700.
Lard, steady; prime Western steam. sl.dias775
SUGAR raw, sieadF; fair refining, 81 &C., centric
fueaI % test a,tc.; mOlasscs sugar 4iac. Re-
lined. steady; crushed, 500; powdered. SLs0
granulaied, $40
Coffee, steady NO Rio, 1916.
Molasses. steady; New Orleans. a0ajsc
Butter firm; receipts. o,l2'i street price. extra
creamery. ata2Gc Official nr Gee, creamery com
mon 10 extra O. $50. State dniry common 70
.xfra iGal8c. renovated common TO extra lha20c 8
western factory common % hrsis, lhal15 Be 6
western imitation creamery extra, l9iaa20c. do.
frsts, isllqc.
Cheese, steady; receipts. a,o63' State iull
cream. small and large. colorcl and white, spp-
iember fancy l4c. do. october tesi, lai ialal sc.
40 late made small cooied ana white nVeIagc
lest lac DO. large, l-llc. DO fair, llltaN.te
skim. full 70 liEPt 3s4nili6c
tres ,asy: receipts. e21; State pcnnh. and
nearby fancy selected white. a3a3ic; do croice.
S1as2s: do xcd extrn, 29a30c.i western finest
selected, 2ic,i do hIss &c soutnernsi 2oa-oe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
FOURTEEN PRIMERS OUT.
Nearly All OF tho Job omces Affected b.
the Eight-hour Rule.

Nearly All OF the Job Oacea Affected by
the Eight-hour Rule.
As a result of The enforcement Of the
eight-hour rule, by the International
typographical Union,in the local book
and job printing uftoes, il Wilmington
members we're idle tocaY, the ciiices
affected being sa follows; John M.
Rogers, out; Smith Printing and
Stationery Co., SCOUT, one being a press
hand @. l.. Story, 1 /; George a. WOLF
l. Five other union men have been
out for some time, four from the Mer-
camille Co 3 establishment and one
from Z. Ii. Gray's office.
The union has established headquar-
tefs oD Shipley street, between Fifth
and sixth, in charge OF the eight-hour
committee. The men In charge said
they expected to win, although men
have remained in some of the Offices.
They reported that George Il. King
hao signed the new scale, making three
employers under the eiRht-bour rule,
the other two being Held d %. and
A. h. Saylor.
Employers who we're seen in regard
to the matter said they were getting
along with their work. and expressed
| the belief that they would win.
! john ~ hoAerh alaltu tudt Dudiuth1
was moving and that he was getting
along very we'll. He expects every thing
will work out in little while.
q. M. Smith said he had three
workmen out and felt satisfied with
the way things we're working. He felt
that everything would be Strengthened
out in a short time.
q. h. Story said be had applicants
for work, adding: Il have plenty Of
work. am a printer and have my
little apron on this morning. An ap-
prentice who has been at work over q
year is doing good plain work and a
girl from the stock room is capable OF
setting plain type in good manner.
The affair will work out all right in a
few days. /"
At Mr.. Rogers establishment sis
men remained, two printers and -four
pressmen. All Of the employees of the
Star Publishing Co., including four
members Of the union, remained al
work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
MUST SERVE LIFE SENTENCE

-', n, Press Dispatch BY special Wires
cowrsessnlneton, Jan. 2-The Supreme
s@.e Of the United States today
C I,s..eu the decision OF the Kentucky
~ " Fpeals IN the case of James
R roeatd vs.. the State OF KENTUCKY.
ni,o,w.atl was tried three times in the
an w. court of Franklin county, Ky,
Ian q charge Of numbering Gov. Viii
sG5 S ioeei Of Kentucky, on January
Hs lsOO, and convicted each time.
rs,, unaet sentence to life imprison-
n n.y. land ana bought the case to this court
Rsn,'s,uuite a review OF the ruling Of the
a osess.y court Of Appeals, affirming
allovian OF the circuit Court against
ciai sifSnli n another trial. His prin-
49, 81 the trial court in the matter of
Irregular. s'"s 'u'' men was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
OLD ENGLISH LAWS.
Diversity OF Religious opinion Ones
Forbidden BY Henry VIII.


diversity OF Religious opinion Once
Forbidden by Henry VIII.
The old law books are curious read
ing and give some funny ideas OF what
kings and parliaments thought they
could do.
Henry VIII, for example, passed "an
act for the abolishing OF diversity Of
opinion IN certain articles concerning
Christian religion" II staggers one 70
think Of how many acts would be re-
CURED today ito abolish diversity Of
opinion" Ia religious matters II Is not
generally known In Scotland. the home
OF football that Il is stin illegal TO play
football. An act passed IN 1924 and
never repealed says. mo man shall
play at football under a pain Of %
shilllngs"
But Scotch ladies' with a tendency to
overdresslng are IN no better position.
Their overdresslng Is stln Illegal. By
an act of James H. restriction as 70
dress Is laid down. and only the wife Of
n baliie OF alderman Is allowed TO wear
CLOTHES Of silk, scarlet gowns" No
woman Is to come to kirk or market
with her face mussaled (or veiledl, that
she may be known.
In the reign Of George III. a bin was
introduced for the Improvement Of the
metropolitan watch BY this watch
men were. compelled to sleep during
the day.
james ]. passed an act that no man
be found in tavorns drinking after thu
strike OF 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
BOIH SIDES Are SATISFIED

A"oeaied Pres Dispateh oy special wlres
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. Both en-
ployers and printers today expressed
themselves as satisfied with the strike
situation IN this city. ". @. Nc her
W chairman Of The organic ltion COM
Il.lee OF the Typographical Union,
s~leu mat about 10 per cent CT the
, gsn remained at work, but declared
uas this was not unexpected by the
sauefa' Seventy shops and zoo men
nc nc involved IN the strike. Twenty
NV. .Sut non typothete firms have granted
'us demand for an eight-bour day.
,,. ne members Of the Tyrothete as
, ,sisso that the strike has not inter-
s ,e,eu 70 any extent with their bust
ssss. From the time the lockout was
,,s,aue ufated by the employers in an
Snelpation Of the strike they SAID, men
r rs,e oeen found to replace the union
a.usets and they stated, in many
800 union men have been employed
aAu are now at work.