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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-25
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
stockholders OF the Chickasha Rail-
way and Electric Co. Of Chickasha, In
dian Territory, win meet in the Office
Of the company in the city OF Chick
asha on Friday the list day Of March,
1907 at 2 o'cloc in. for the purpose
Of increasing the capital stock Of
s250,O00 and to authorize the execu-
such corporation from 100000 to
ton Of bonds and mortgages, con
tracts and agreements necessary to
carry out the purposes Of such cor
corpation, and to elect such officers,
and directors for such corporation as
may be required.
SCOTT JONES,
President,
ALGER MELTON. Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-25

Tks Ladies Of the Methodist church
viii give PaIpitaliOn Party next Tues
day evening atths church; It's something
new and pleasant in the way Of enter
laDing. and everybody who wants a
good time and something nice to eat
ell for 10 cts, come gel acquainted, Ee
sociabIe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-25
piliou. Auaek Quickly Cured

A few weeks ago I had bilious
attack that was SO severe I was nor
able to 20 to the Office for tive
days Failing to get relief from
my family physicians treatment
I took three of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liper Tablets and the
next day / felt like new man =
H. c. BAILEY, Editor Of the News.
Chaplin, S. G. These trhlets are
for sale by all Druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-25
Ladies ask your hus-
band for a Gas Range.



To cold draughis Of air, to keen
and cutting winds, sudden changes
OF the temperature, scanty cloth-
ing, undue Exposure Of the throat
and neck after public speeking
and singing, bring on coughs and
cold.
BalIard's S Horehound Syrup is
The best cure. Mrs. A. Barr.
Houston. Tex, writes, Jan. 81,
1902: Zone bottle Of Rallord' S
Hosehouud Syrup, cured me of a
bad cough. It is very pleasant TO
take Sold BY Jas. Petiyiohn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
THINGS WE'RE ALL RIGHT.
WHAT FATHER THOUGH,

"You will remember" said an ex-
soldier who remained with the sanitary
squad in Cuba for two years after the
close of the Spanish war, we were left
behind to clean up the Cuban towns, and
can tell you we had job of 1t. Not
alone were the streets In horrible condi-
ton, but nineteen out of twenty houses
were fever-breeding nests. In one case.
where the proprietor was ordered to move
things out and give us chance to white
wash, he asked of me:
8 But why go to all this troubleT"
"'To make things clean,'" replied.
But why make things cleanf'"
ITO stamp out the fever"
But why stamp out the feverT"
ITO make this a healthy town."
But why make 1t healthy town.
II cut him off by ordering him to hustle
out the things, and after he had reluct-
antly cleared the place he turned to me
with tears in his eyes and said:
''tSenor, it is hard--it is hard. You
have conquered us, and we must do as
you say, but we feel the humiliation.
Presently one of my friends will come
along and sniff and snuff and ask: Where
are the smells? can answer him moth
ing. Then another will come and ask:
Where Is the feyerT I can answer him
nothing Then the doctor will come and
ask where are the sick, and the grave
digger will come and look at the house
reproachfully, and all can do will be
to 20 out and tell them that am sorry
but the Senof Americanos have made laws
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
GETTING HOT.

I asked an old farmer who had come
Ainto brooklyn from his farm with load
E of vegetables to sell If the people out
+ his way were waking up to the Presi-
dental campaign, and he answered with
5 great heartiness
4 "You bet they arel Yes, stree, things
/ are getting hot down my way"
Folks taking a great interest. eh7"
Heaps and heaps Did you hear about
Jim Wheeler calling Bill Smith a liarT.
"No"
"Yes, sir, called him liar right to his
face and then spit on his hands to back
1t up. Hear about Jim SawtelleT'
"No."
"He got 30 excited talking politics that
be put a hot pipe in his pocket and
burned his coat-tails off. You must have
heard about Tom Bowens and Elisha
Jones7"
81 don't think I have"
"They have been friends for years.
They were at the postofice the other
night and got to telling who they want
ed for the next President, when Tom
speaks up and says:
+" Elisha, you are an internal liarv
" And you are a jackass on wheels!
says Elisha, and then they pulled of their
coats, put chips on their shoulders and
dared each other to knock 'em off. They
have agreed not to speak to each other
ag'in as long as they live. Then we've
had two cows die of hollerhorn, had one
mad dog running around and bull got
loose and gored an old mare to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
SOMETHING MORE.

He was a newspaper man, with pencil
and notebook In hand. and as he en-
tered the Office of the railroad President
he said:
"Slr, / see by the reports of the Bu-
reau Of Statistics at Washington that
during the last six months there have
been 55,035 people killed and injured on
the railroads Of the United States"
Something like that, / believe" was
the reply.
There have been over one hundred
head-on collisions, due to reckless rum
ming"
Yes, the boys have whooped her up
pretty WE'LL
And about the same number Of rear
end collisions, due to misreading or
ders"
Yes, but the boys get tired of the
monotony, you know"
Forty trains have been derailed while
running at dangerous speed" continued
the reporter.
About forty, think. The boys got
in a hurry"
"And over one hundred train hands
have been killed In the six months"
Eyes, our train men do get glddy now
and then"
Forty of the accidents were brought
about through direct disobedience of or
ders, SIR"
mo doubt. Some of the engineers
think they can run the old thing better
than q train dispatcher.
"It Is a terrible state Of affairs, Mr..
President. Human life would be safer
on stone barge at sea-"
"Yes, think So"
"And what are you going to do about
it?"
"I7 What can do7 am simply
elected to this position to make a FIVE
per cent dividend for the stockholders.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
ALL IN THE WORD.

The young man who had gone to New
York from Georgia to secure place and
to carve out his fortune had made good
start and come home on brief visit.
Among his friends he met Deacon Haz-
lett, who had expressed great interest
In his going, but who now was passing
him by with nod when the young man
called:
"See here, Deacon, haven't you got
hand shake for me?'
I'm afraid not" replied the good man
with solemn shake of the head.
But what's the matter? You were In
favor of my going to New York"
Yes"
'And you gave me lots of good advice"
Eyes, but 1t seems that you did not fol-
low it. am sorry, James-very sorry"
''You must have heard something, Dea
COMP
''Alas, yes"
Something derogatory to me. What is
itT
IT heard that you were running n type
writer in that great and wicked city, and
1t is only a question of time when trou-
BILE must come of it, You may tell me
that she is not like other girls and that
there Is no cause for fear. but"
Say. Deacon" interrupted the young
man. Il do run a typewriter"
"Ahem!"
"But It's a machine-not a girl The
girls who run the machines are called
typists. / am not running n typist who
runs a typewriter. Lordy, but 1t would
take my whole weeks salary to rustic
one Of them out to dinner"
'Then, James, II there Is a difference
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
THE CIRCUS.

Now a thrill Of glad excitement agitates
the youthful breast,
And the boy with half a dollar counts
himself supremely blest,
While the prodlgal who squanders dimes
and pennies as they come
Works with energy untiring to acquire
the needful sum.
Boys whose records have been shady In
the very recent past
Are upon their good behavior--much too
good, indeed, to last
Cheerfully run on their errands, mind
what's said without frown;
Just the usual condition when the circus
comes to town.
VACATION TIME.
Soon off to the country will flock in
hoard
The city folks, naughty and proud,
And the farmer will wish, when they've
crowded his board,
That his wife hadn't boarded the crowd.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

between a typewriter and typist, and
one is machine and the other a blond
young woman, and you are running the
machine instead of the blond, believe
will shake hands with you and con-
gratulate you on your success thus far"
JOE KERR.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

You'll have to see some Of the switch
men down in the yards and tell them that
these accidents ought to stop. Good-day,
sir. Oh! by the way, here Is telegram
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
CONFESSEs MANY ROBBERIEs.
James r.. McDOugaI Names victims
After HIS Arrest.

After evading the police for month or
more. James r. McDougal. formerly d
resident Of Hoboken. n. J.. was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Weldon. Bur
Hngame, and Mullen. on the charge Of
having robbed several houses in the
city.
At police headquarters the man confess
ed to Capt Boardman that he had COM
mitted five OF the robberies McDougaI
had been in the custom OF entering the
houses by means of duplicate keys duriag
the day. taking advantage Of the absence
of the occupants. He admitted having
robbed the houses OF Philip Corridor. 500
G street northeast; John Buckley III
Twenty-second street northwest: Raleigh
Luckett 401 Seward Place southwest;
George Dennison. 1892 Irving street north
west. and the apartments OF B. H. Coli
son. at the Stonehurst
In the mans room, at 200 X street
northeast were Rund several pawn
tickets and unset st8nes. and a number Of
files. keys. and other implements. His
wife. who was III in bed at the time, Was
greatly shocked TO learn about what ne
had been doing. thinking that he had been
earning an honest living as a drummer
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Congressional Librsry-Open = IA. to 10 p N. on
secular days: from 2 p. u 10 10 p N on Sundays
and GA certain holidays
Public LibraFy-open ~ a. N to 10 p n. Ia win,
ter. lo.a. m. to ,. Ia in summer; holidays usual
hours Sundays to 10 D. n
Executive Mansiun-Opsn 10 =. n. to ?. m.
United states Capitol-Open a. n. to p q.
United StaEes TFeasury-Open = n, to ?. a.
State. War and Navy DepaTtmsnts-open a. "a
70 .. tfhe original DseiaSstioE Of lndepenoenes
Is IN the Library Of the State DepsTtment.l
United states Patent Onaee-open a. N to
?. n.
United States tension BuTeau-open .. IA 70
?. n.
United States Post-oface--open E a. m to ? ,. N.
Washington City Post-ofaee-open all hours. The
Dead Letter O1ice Is IN the city Dost-efsee,
National Botanic GaTdeus-Open &. n. to p. N
Fish Commission-open a. m TO p. m
Army Medical MuseuEn-Open q. %. 10 p. IA.
National Museum-0psn 5. n. to ,. n. lineiud-
ing holidaysl.
Smithsonian Inssliution-Open 3. N. to p N
tineluding holidaysl
Agricultural Derartment-Open a. m to p =.
Bureau OF Engraving and PTinting-0pen e. N.
70 80 p. N.
Washington Monument CssslI feet in hsiShn-open
a. m. TO $50 p N. tEleTator does not run afssf
30 2. nj
Corcoran Gallery of Art-open $50 a N TO p. N.
in winter: a. m 10 p m in summer. BundAJs-
J. 80 ?. N. 10 p n. excepting IN midsummer Ad-
mission tree Tuesdays Thursdays Saturday, sna
Sundays; other days, Sc admission.
Government Printing On1ce-0pen 10 4 N 70 2
?. n.
Navy YaTd-Open g. m to $50 p. m
IN TIE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb OF Washington
-Oprn II a. n. 10 p.
Arlington National Cemetsry-Open all day.
Cathedral Grounds, Tennailytown goad-opsn q.
m. % p. ~.
United States Soldiers Home-Open = u. to
sunset.
Geological Park-Open all dsy.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and kenEington.
Naval Observe toTy-Open a. N. 20 p.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and AlsE'
kn.sris.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
WAGGAMAN SUIT HEARD.
Catholic University Seeks 10 Re-
cover SIS, 900 on Notes.

The trial of the suit Of the Catholic
University against John f. Waggaman
for the recovery Of $4,000. alleged 10 be
due on notes made by the defendant to
the order of the late Thomas Z. Wagga-
man. and by the latter transferred TO the
university. was taken up yesterday and
viii be finished this morning before JUS
tice Anderson and jury The defense
claimed a set-on of $4,000 due him from
the estate Of the late Thomas f. Wsgga-
man. and also pleaded the statute OF linz
itations.
Counsel for the university contended
that its claim is not subject to the set-on,
and the statute of limitations does not
apply on the theory that interest was
paid by Thomas E. Waggaman as agent
for John F. Waggaman within three
years before the suit was filed Attorneys
Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton appeared
for the university. and the defendant was
represented by Attorneys ". F. Mating
ly, J. J. Darlington. and Arthur Peter.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.
Typhoid Fever Conditions Remain
Unehanged-MOre Diphtheria.

Typhoid fever conditions remain UNI
changed. according to the report Of the
health department, for the week ended
april 13. There We're 3 new cases report
ed, and discharged, making Al cases un-
der treatment, as compared with 20 at
close Of the previous week. and Is at close
Of the same week last year. A slight in
crease is noted in diphtheria. there being
8 new cases reported. and discharged.
making a total Of 10 cases in quarantine.
Scarlet fever shows a reduction Of ?
cases. there being received and dis
charged as recovered, leaving IS cases in
quarantine. There were rs deaths during
the week, the principal causes Of the NOR
tally being as follows: Diseases of the
heart IL Of the kidneys. L; pneumonia, -.
consumption, -; apopiexy, G. and bron-
chitis. . The births reported during the
week numbered 1875. OF which IS were
white and A. cOlored.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
COLLECTOR ASKED TO RESIGN.
A. ID. Sanders I'm Charge of ROehes-
ter District "a Long Time

Archie D. Sanders. collector of in
ternal revenue for the district Of
Rochester, has been asked TO resign.
The reason for this action of the Pres.
ident or of the Treasury Department
could not be learned yesterday, but it
was remarked. in reply to questions.
that Mr. Sanders had been in Office "a
long time"
Rochester district by President McKin-
ley in 1898. and his nomination was
confirmed by the Senate in December
Of that year.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
SENATORS TO VISIT INDIANS.
Teller, Curtis, and la Toilette VIII
Go to Mexico to Probe Frauds.

Senators Teller. La Toilette, and Curtis,
who compose a subcommittee Of the
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to
Investigate the alleged swindling of the
Rickapoo Indians in Mexico, are to meet
in Kansas City next week to start upon
the investigation.
The committee will hold its first sitting
in Eagle Pass, Tex, where many of the
financial transactions concerning the
Kickapoo lands took place. From there
the committee win visit the Kickapoos
in their camp in the Santa Rosa Noun
tains Of Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk Newport News and all
points South-Norfolk and Washington steamers
sSery day In the year ct $50 p N.
To Mount VeTnon-steamF Manchester. daily. 70
> and IS p. m, from Seventh street wharf.
To Alexah ids-Fsrry steamer Callahan houriy
from $50 a. m. 70 ESQ D M
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological PARK. Chen
Chase. and kensington-CaFx from Fifteenth strsss
and New York avenue every fifteen miautea
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
nrder HoImes, a.IiIl.,, Rrend.

You'll get the best and most wholesome
bread that's made when you order Holmes
genuine homemade Milk Bread. It is
delicious and nutritious, and delivered
fresh and clean from oven 10 table, &c
The finest homemade Pies, all favOrite
kinds. zoe Holmes Bakery, LIST and Z SITS.
phones z. 1440 and l4il
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

Martin Wasner's Catsup. 1115c Bot
tie; Hoffman House Catsup, &c bottle;
Pure Catsup in cans. Sc and PC: Sc cans
Chilli Sauce, &c. Pyles' New Method Stores.
AZ fth Sc. 9l4 18th Sc. Harrison, AnacOs-
tia; II 9Th ne, 81 and Md ave. ne, 4th
and H ne. PA II NV, 143S P NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

That much mOoted question, What are
sun spotsT' has been answered Sun spots
are hurricanes on the sun. This is the
theory advanced yesterday afternoon by
F. H Bigelow. of the National Academy
Of Sciences, in reading pager entitled
"A solution OF the worthless in the atmOs-
phere of the earth and the sun"
Mr.. BigelOw exploded the old German
theory that hurricanes and cyclones were
caused by an earth strata Of warm air
puncturing an overhanging strata Of cold
air and rushing through. thus forming
the vortex The cause as explained by
him was the outward rush of the warm
air in sliding from under the strata OF
cold air. This, he said, accounted for the
calm vortex, Cyclones, he said, are a de-
generate form Of the hurricane and ty-
phoon.
Mr.. BigclOw also advanced a new theory
as 90 the cause Of waterspOuts, illustrate
ms his theory with Photographic lantern
slides Of the Cottage City watersp0ut
Looks Like "A Vortex.
IN explanation Of his theory as to the
sun spots. MT Bigelow said that photo
graphs Of them looked exactly as the
VIZ At-A % a. f4tlA itdtaH HUAlA num- IL
looked down upon from above He pre-
scented many complicated mathematical
tables. showing the velocity and direction
Of the currents that entered into these
hurricanes.
J. NJ. Crafts. ia reading a paper on ''The
catalysis OF sulphouic acids in cOnceu-
trated solutions" said that the flash Of a
/ powder explosion. although it took but
one-thousandth part of a second. was slow
compared 70 the chemical action Of the
| ingredients. which was electrical
Three other papers were read at yester-
| day afternoons session THE Laramie
! problem" a geologic problem regarding
the Laramie earth strata, 10y F. II.
/ KnOwlton; "The relation Of radium to
! hot spring and geyseT action by Rich
/ ard 3. Moore, and Remarks on the solar
notion by Lewis Boss.
1 Prof. Ira Remsen, of Johns Hopkins
/ University, was elected president Of the
/ academy. 20 succeed Prof Alexander
/ Agassiz. who declined reelection Charles
/ D. Walcott, secretary Of the Smithsonian
| Institution, former director of the Geo
/ logical Survey was elected vice president
/ 10 iii the vacancy caused by the promo
/ ton Of Prof Remsen. Prof. Arnold
| Hague was reelected home secretary.
Other Officers Chosen.
/ The election Of members Of the council
the executive body, resulted as follows.
! Henry Fairfield Osborn. of New York.
George E. Hale. of the Mount Wilson OBJ
! servatory, of California; Prof Alexander
Agassiz of Harvard; r. 5. Woodward
! president OF the Carnegie Institution: Dr.
/ W. II. Welch, Of Baltimore, and r. II
/ Chittenden, of New Haven.
/ Four foreign associates were elected
! They were Sir James Dewar. y. Sc.
I IL. D., F. R. S, professor OF chemistry
/ Royal Institute, London. Prof. A. L. For
/ syth, mathematician. Cambridge. Eng
/ land: David Hilbert. mathematician, Got
/ tiugen, Germany; Prof. John G. Kapteyn,
astronomer, GroningsE, Holland.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

DWFJ MISS = TUT s1Eso VVE'a HV-tItI y
The funeral services of Florence May
Young, who was found dead in the kitchen
OF her home. 46s NJ street northwest. Tues
day, win take place at the Fifth Baptist
Church to-day at p. m Rev. Weston
Bruner will conduct the obsequies and
the interment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry. Friends of the dead girl are un-
willing to believe that she committed
suicide. Notwithstanding the verdict of the
coroner.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
Other Omeers Chosen.
LOCAL MENTION.
De HeaIth OF Your ChiIdre.

smoke ''HaIrs stars" and goth Cen
tury' Cigars, the finest made.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

&. 4 :. Pure. Rich Velvet Kind
An Ice Cream that's popular. Druggists
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel, Winter Garden, RathskelleF, n. y.
ave. and llth Sc. +. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

Viii be greatly benefited by the daily use
of Schneider's Malt Bread. II is pure.
wholesome and nutritious Insist on hav-
daily.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

Try c. & :. Famous Velvet Kind
the purest and best Ice Cream. Druggists
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

Enbiems for Colleges, schools, seeie-
ties-Pins. Pillows, sc. COstinett's, 6lS 18th.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

james &. McCOaviIIe Co, 1929 q st.
We import our goods direct. Exclusive
weaves. High-grade tailoring only.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

Great Rear, Pure Spring Water.
Sold IN glass-always sealed gals. SOC.
ONCE. l04 llth st. nw. Phone NJ 49,
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
CONTRACT Is HELD UP
Action on Paving Bids Waits
Col. BiddIe's Records.
COMMISSIONERS ON RECORD
Mr.. Vests Firm stand I'm Favor of
Accepting the Lowest Bids May
Lead to reconsideration OF Case.
SIR. mcfarland Approves Com
trsry Recommendation.

Omcials OF the engineer department or
the District yesterday gave out what pur-
ported TO be a denial Of statements print
cd in The Washington Herald regarding
a pending contract for street paving work.
AS a matter OF fact these statements were
based wholly upon the Official records.
and set forth the case fully and fairly.
Exception was taken to this summing up
Of the matter: The lowest bidder does
not get the contract for the work, but is
allowed hale Of it only. the other half
going 70 a competitor. whose bid was
higher. If the lowest bidder is unwilling
to accept this arrangement. the whole Of
The work. by decree OF the majority Of
the board will 90 70 the higher bidder. -
What Records show.
Put in a nutshell the official records
show the following
Engineer Commissioner Biddle-
II the Brennan Construction COM
pany is unwilling 10 accept half OF the
contract. ! recommend that the whole
be given TO the Crawford Paving Com
pany. whose bid is only slightly IN eX-
cess"
Approved by Commissioner Mcfarland
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
EXPLAINS SUN SPOTS
T. Il. BigelOw has Theory
They Are Hurricanes.
RESEMBLANCE TO vORTICEs

Reading of Other Papers at AcaG-
envy of Sciences Follows Annual
sen Succeeds Alexander Agassiz as
President-Other Officers Chosen.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
DO Not Buy MiIburn's
Largest morning Circulation.

Malaria Capsules unless you intend to
follow directions. All druggists. &c
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
Commissioner West

The award gives to a wOuld-be con-
tractor a large amount Of asphalt
paving upon which he is net the lowest
bidder. simply because he hid very low
on furnishing vitrified block, which is
admittedly "a very small proportion Of
the entire work
Il question the wisdom of COMPEL
ing the lowest bidder to share half OF
the contract with a higher bidder
under penalty Of losing all the work 20
which, in my opinion. he Is justly en-
titled By reason Of his lowest bid.
Il desire to 90 upon record IL favor
Of awarding the contracts 10 the low
est bidders on each separate item for
which bids were invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

I SAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD