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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

The professional humorist was hav-
Ing his shoes shined vAnd is your
father bootblack, too?" be asked the
boy NO, sir. replied the boy my
father II farmer "Ahi'' said the
professional humorlst, reaching for
bis notebook, he believes In making
hay while the son shines. Topeka
State Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

With quivering hand we CHI
from an Irish paper the following
transcript OF An Official notice In
Dublin government ofiice Under no
circumstances must government mes.
ssngers be used for luncheon. Lon.
don Daily News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

The radlum mines at Joachlmetal.
IA Austria. recently supplied the Wen.
pa Academy Of Science with " toAS
of uranium ore. and this has yielded
y25oOoo worth Of radirm. which Is to
be used for research.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

During recent ali.night session
the British house OF commons die
posed OF 1000 cups OF coffee. 500 cups
of ten. $40 whisky and sodas and 420
bottles o. beer, 700 eggs and 4 few
ether things.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

In all Bayarlan SAliea wood saving
10 3 customary employment for wom.
sn, who are also frequently engaged
IN aousehuiIdinE operations, carrying
@crtar. bricks aha such things.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

AhslksF statue has hesn stolen from
the Louvre Some cities haze aIi The
luck No one sieala any Of eur Lon.
aon atatuea --PnncA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

AassFls'H sfsat sals mine ii Wlsi.
icEka Sss 500 miles Or galleries and
employs 5000 miners 1t has been
worked for the last ak centuries
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

Little Elsie Mamma. how much
do people pay pound for bablesg
Mamma Babies are not sold by the
pound. my dear Little Elsie Then
why do they always weigh them as
they are horn7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

Pigeons and turkeys have each d
natural temperature Of IO9 degrees.
which IL 10 degrees higher than mans
natural temperature
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

Come. take up that task Of yours
That YOU have been hesitating before.
and shrinking and walking around.
and On this very day lift Ii up and do
lt.-Phllllps Brooks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

A man who can inherit one fortune.
and marry another and not be abno.
iutely extinelIished. IL = tremendous
fellow.--Pnek.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21
Lard ~ Many Tenasaaa.

The Russian empire holds the re.
crd of having under ita sway IS ssp
srats and distinct racial groups.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-21

- average oE 5000 persons lane Il
New York city from ocean gsinz yae.
seiR eaeh das.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
QUEENS JURY TO ACT.
Mayor, Controller and Other Officials
to ErpIQin Kissena Deal.

It was announced yesterday that the grand jury
Of Queens County had decided to make thorough
investigation into the sale OF the land 70 the city
for kissena Park. in the Borough OF Queens II IS
said that Mayor Mcclellan. Controller Metz, PresI-
dent MCGOWAN of the Board of Aldermen and Pres
ident Bermel OF the Borough Of Queens VIII De
among those whose acts will be probed.
For long time District Attorney Darrin refused
TO take the matter up, the ground that he had
evidence that & crime had been committed
Yesterday he left the courtroom for time. When
he returned he announced his intention OF acuns
with the grand jury in pushing the case
The action IS brought about by the action of the
Board Of Estimate in approving the purchase OF
eighty-seven acres of land, much Of which Is said
TO be either a marsh under water, for $4I.oO.
This real estate IS said to have been assessed on
the books only a short time ago for S24,ooo- Be
fore the city bought il real estate company got
hold of the land, and the price at once went up.
the city paying on an average of S4000 an acre.
It Is SAID that better land be bought near the
site that has been selected for Kissena Park for
from S2.0oo S3,o00 acre.
One instance that IS mentioned is that OF the
Bloodgood Cutter estate, which Frederick P. Ran
dali bought for S43 692 3d. and sold to the city for
SIS3.5S3.
mendation of President Bermel and Mr.. MCGOWAN
who were appointed a committee TO determine the
value of the land.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
WANT A MAN LIKE THE PRESIDENT.
Republican Clubs of Fourth District Wish
Roosevelt Policies Continued.

Resolutions praising the policy and official
Duct OF President Roosevelt Governor Hughes and
other Republican leaders adopted last night at
two meetings Of Republican clubs in the fth As
ernbly District Each set of resolutions bound the
members TO the support of delegates the national
convention, who should be unpledged TO any
candidate but who should favor one who would
carry out 10 completion the policies Of President
Roosevelt.
These meetings marked the beginning Of political
activity among the Republicans Of the district AT
the Theodore Roosevelt Club No 507 Grand street.
John 2 T,ahey. the president. and John Stebling,
chairman Of the executive committee, presented
resolutions which termed President Roosevelt the
veritable sccurge of evil doers, and reformer in
act and deed
Henry weintraub. president Of the Young Mems
Republican Club, at No. 50 Cannon street. which
embraces among its members the Rosenthal adher
ents in the 9Th District, addressed the members
last night after which resolutions were adopted
-le5gjrg support 10 President Roosevelt and Gov
Hughes
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
RECONSTRUCTING TRINITY'S ORGAN.
Tone of Instrument Installed in 1846 Will
Not Be Changed, However.

The famous organ OF Trinity, which was installed
when the church was consecrated, on May q,
1886, is being reconstructed mechanically. follow
ing the instructions of the organist. Victor Baer.
but il is promised that there shall be 10 change
in the tone of the instrument, which has endeared
itself the parishioners.
The organ was built by Henry Erben, father OF
Admiral Erben and that time declared
to be the largest church organ in the country. II
IS a four manual organ, and peculiar in having
only pedal stop thirty-two-foot diapason
from which borrowed the upper notes. making
a sixteen-foot diapason All the manuals have
six full octaves except the swell organ, which has
seven octayes.
tubular and pneumatic, including all the modern
fashioned action 10 supply the organ with wind
consisted of two sets of three feeders. each set
operated by a wheel turned by hand. About ten
years ago electric motors We're installed. The re-
constructed organ will be furnished with mod
ern organ blower. The feeders will be dispensed
with. only reservoirs OF air being in
W. :. Braithwaite, who is reconstructing the
organ said last evening: The pipes Of the organ
are as good as ever. We shall clean and regulate
them and tune the organ thoroughly. and while
the pipes will be put in good order the tone color
will be preserved
Mr. Braithwaite added that work the swell
organ solo organ, choir organ and pedal organ
probably would not be finished before next spring
but he hoped 10 have the great organ ready for
use the first Sunday in October.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
THINK PALS MURDERED RoBBER.
Police Say His Death Was Outcome of Fight
in Launch Over Division of $1,000.

Inspector McCaferty in charge of the detec-
tive bureau, thinks that the man who is sup
posed to have got the 5000 bank roll of Peter
Worth a bookmaker. at the entrance TO the
Brooklyn Bridge on the afternoon of June 30
as he was on his way to the racetrack. was
thrown from a launch off Nyack two weeks ago
and was drowned. following quarrel with his
companions over a division of the money
At the time of the robbery the police arrested
a man who said he George Howard. but
who according TO MCCafferty. is In the gallery
and known TO him under the name OF "Beansy"
Holland. He was discharged in the magis
trate's court as there was no evidence against
him,
In the opinion of Inspector McCaTerty, the
man who actually robbed Worth "Moxie'
Schoenberg. a crook. with his picture in the gall
lery. and whom Inspector McCaferty believes to
be dead
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
CITY MEMS In BRIEF.

About fifty livery stable keepers from New Jer-
sey picked Max Sanderman and Max Mltten-
terg who live near Second avenue and Sth street
Yesterday as the men who had defrauded them re-
Gently Both were committed TO the Tombs with
out bail to await extradtion papers.
The three men who arrested for holding up
and robbing DR. Albert Moore in Central Park on
Monday afternoon were held in 5000 bail each for
examination tomorrow.
William Allen. the American sailor on Howard
Coulds Niagara who got into fight with Swedish
sailors was held for examination yesterday by
Magistrate Moss
Ten out of thirty pickpockets picked up by Cen
trail Office men on Monday were held yesterday in
$500 bail by Magistrate Breen for examination to-
morrow
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
LATEST FEATHERS0N RIVAL.
E. v. Nicholson Said To Be Murphy Candi-
date for Leader in the Goth.

Edward Vincent Nicholson, backed, it is said. by
Charles F. Murphy is the latest candidate for the
leadership Of the Goth Assembly District Of which
Maurice Featherson is the leader Nr. Nicholson's
friends have organized the Nirisink Club, al No.
$40 East nth street.
Mr Nicholson has lived in the district for thirty
years. and is by profession mechanical engineer
he served for six years master mechanic Of the
Department Of Parks prior 70 the Strong admin
istratzon. There VIII be a banner raising and
speechmaking at the new clubhouse on Thursday
night. and speeches will be made by DR.. ". J.
O-Sullivau, Robert CuIane Joseph Fister and Mr.
Nicholson
The record made in the Senate last year by Sen
ator Mccall. Of Featherson's district. viii also be
the subject Of special attention. the charge against
him being that he voted against every measure
designed for the good Of the people OF the district
and. with McNanUs, Owens and Hasenfug went
on record as opposing the discharge Of the Rail
road Committee from the consideration of the
Coney Island ve-Cent fare bill thereby preventing
the Wagner measure from becoming law.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
GETTING JOBS FOR TELEGRAPHERs.
Strikers Told That There Is Shortage OF
Operators in Railroad Offices.

At an open meeting of the striking telegraphers
IN Everett Hall yesterday Thomas NJ Person
Eastern vice-president of the Order or Rah"@S
Telegraphers said that there were plenty oi
chances for the commercial operators TO oo'dlii
work as railroad telegraphers while they were Oh
strike He said that on Saturday the grand lodse
of the order had sent from its treasury 'Iie III .
tustalulent of $1,000 in aid Of the strikers
Mr. Pierson said: There never was such d Si-oi
age Of telegraphers in the railroad offices as now
BY October ! the eight hour law on ralIroaus VIII
he effective in twenty-five states"
President Small said at the Astor House last
night in reference TO the dispatch from chicago
that committee of forty-ive telegraphers repre-
senting the locals throughout the country Wouiu
be here on September TO arrange for aroltrauhS
the strike: The committee may not come here IN
its entirety and no date has been set for Its ar
rival It Will not come until there is reasonable
assurance that the companies have reached the
stage when they are ready for arbitration.
Superintendent Brooks OF the Western Union
said:
The union might well save itself the eH-
pense of sending any committee here large or
small The Western Union officials will see no COM
mrtee of the kind and their attitude cannot be
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Plymouth sept g. n (Fr) New York for
Crerbourg and southampton
CheThourg, sept ? 2 m KAISER Wilhelm der Crosse
Ger. New York Plymouth for Bremen.
Antwerp. Sept B. 10 a n Finland New York via Dover
Nontsvifeo sept . Mercedes de Iarrinaga tBrl. New
Norfolk
Suez i-Eoenfontein tBr). Calcutta and Colombo
Boston New York
Port Natal sept 3-AnCIo Australian (Br). York for
Hong Kong: Askehau tlir). New York Dalny. etc
prumgeith tBr). New York via 81 Vincent c Y. and
Adelaide. sept 3-EbinE Frer1antie
ChinkanE. Aug s1-BraunfeIs (Ger. New York for
shanghai
SAILED
Gibraltar Sept f-Napolltan Prince (Srl New York
Boulogue, Aug 81. m-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch
Marseiles. Aug 3o--pura Ra1tea CTtap, New York
Avoumolth. sept 3 Delaware tRr). New York
Para. sept 3-Cearense York.
Oscarshamn. Aug 2S-Geestemunde tGer). New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar sept 3-VanfaIia (Ger) Yokohama Hiofo
Nfoti. Shanghai. Hong Kong Singapore Penang
ia Suez for = Re Italia Utah. Genoa
for New York. 3-AIbenga (GeT York for
palny. Hiogo
scilly sept 3. 1870 p m-Bosnia Ger. New York for
Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Department of Finance Bureau for the Col
lection Of Taxes New York. September 2nd.
1907
Their bills promptly should make immediate
written roquisitjorl blanks may be procured in
the Borough offices, stating their porperty by
section or ward. block and lot OF map number.
making copy Of same FROM their bills OF Ihst
year. -,
requiaition should also request hiN for such TAX.
Each requsition should be accompanied BY an
envelope bearing the proper address Of the ep-
pilcant, AND WITH RETURN POSTAGE
PREPAID
ton block or lot number taxpayers should
take their deeds 20 the Department OF axes
Gated on The maps OF that Department. and
forward 10 the Deputy Receiver ot Taxes Win
their property which will be furnished BY he
Department Of Taxes aud Assessments
Taxpayers in this manner will receive their
hills retrrnasi by mat az The earliest possible
moment and avoid any delay caused o5 wat,,
ing on lines required in case Of personal
The requisition must be addressed and Hailea
to tho Deputy Receiver OF Taxes in whichever
borough the property is located: as follows
John NcDonough. No 81 Chaneerr street
Borough Of Manhattan. Ns~ Yors r-.-,on,
avsnues Borough Of The Bronx. New YorS
james 3 Bouck, agnicipai Building Borough
c,-orr. n Greed corner Jackson avenue and
F1fth street Long Island city, Borough OF
Joan De Morgan Borough Han. St GeoCgo.
staten Island. Borough Of Richmond New
York III,
Are- receiving the b4lk the taEpay~r WIZ
See that they are properly rehated- then dIsu
check for the net amount 10 THE, OfsIS-S, -,
(1P THE RECEIVER OF TAXES, and mail oil
ana check with an addressed enyeIoPe~ WITH
TTTF RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID 20 tne
Deputy Receiver In whichever borough the
property is located - C,.
checks should be mailed as Snon an possible
artr- the bills have been received by the TAX
payer. ,..-- w, -. -
b~sp uay
eA'ea "o-O'e DAVID x. AUSTEN.
P,rcsv~ Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

steamer r-Itonla C3r) Smith Trieste August IS. Ftuns
Il Palermo and Gibraltar q. 70 the Cunard IS 60
Limited cabin LISP stesrage passengers
and r1dse. Arrived al the Bar at SO a
tfioTgia t\ort. jacobsen Porr
Antonio the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit
Arrived at the Bar SD
Steamer Rremen Ger, Nierich. Bremen August -
and C'herhoIrg 26 Oalrichs CO. with 664 cabin and
2Si steerage passengers. mails and mcSe Arrived al
Z he Rar a a III
Kingston 30. to the Hamburg an
Line. passengers. mails and ndse Arrived az
the Bar AZ lO.35 a
Steamer Ocmugee Mason, Brunswick Ca. August 81
Il 5-1j
eIsr al via Delaware Breakwater September 8. with
rdse 70 the American Hawaiian IS Co Arrived the
Bar II . -.
u and Swansea 90 10 James Arkell & Co. with mdse.
soerer CarnlSria tfs} WAR. Liverpool August 81
and Queenstown . to the Cunar1 Limited
$40 cabin 1913 and uldse- Ar
rived AZ > Is
steamer Doriogn~ tRrl. Haniey. Raracoa. the At
lantic Fruit with passengers and fruit Anchored
III sSndy Hook J. sept =. $50 n-w!nd south mod
crate breeze cloudy. thick outside.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
AGAINST SPEEDING SURFACE CARS.
East Siders Take Action to Purish Violators
of the Law.

A meeting to protest against the speeding OF
surface cars through streets on the lower East
No. AZ Second avenue Coroner Julius Harbur
ger presided and spoke of the three children
who were killed by cars in st. Marks Place and
of the nine persons injured on the East Side
within the last two months
Il defy the city railways, as I always have
DONE" continued Coroner Harburger Il intend
to give all cases q fair trial, but am going to
continue to put ali motormen brought before me
under $4,000 bonds. I am going to get after
automobiles, too. There must be no more red
Sundays in New FORK
committee of ten was appointed to secure
the cooperation of the District Attorney and
to collect evidence against all motormen guilty
of going more than ten miles an hour along the
crowded streets of the East Side.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
"OLD HOME WEEK" IN BUFFALO.
Parade of Home and Visiting Firemen the
Feature of To-days Celebration.

Buffalo, Sept 3-The programme for the "O!u
Home Week celebration to-day included parade
Of fremen as the feature. The Buffalo Fire De
y,artrnert the Buffalo Exempt FiTemens Associa-
tion and fire and hose companies from ffty-fve
towns and villages in Western New York ana
Canada participated. Addresses by prominent
guests and former residents tennis and golf
tournaments, receptions and teas by many of the
wOTner's associations. band concerts, etc, com
peted the days programme.
The number Of visitors has so far exceeded eX-
pectations. The railroads report that yesterday $
arrivals broke all single day records since the Pan
American Exposition. II is estimated that l5t"1
people lined Main street TO the parade this
afternoon. Among the prizes awarded We're Finest
hose carriage, Protection Hose Thorold. Ont.
first; company coming longest distance, Parsons
Hose. Schenectady, y. Y; best drilled company.
Alden Hose Alden, N Y; best appearing and
marching company Merriton Hose, Merriton. Ont: :
oldest volunteer fireman. J. H Collins. Oneonta,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
FEWER AUTO AND JEWEL IMPORTS.

A statement issued yesterday by Henry NJ. Clapp.
DEPUTY appraiser IN the United States Customs Ser
vice Of the business OF the Appraisers Office for
August showed that while in general the business
Of the office has increased there has been falling
off in the value the automobiles and Jewels i'm
ported.
In August 1906, the value of the precious stones
appraised was S3,5S2,29o e5. This year the value
dropped TO s. 9s3. $50 In August 1906 113 automO-
biles valued s415.e07 20. imported. while in
1901 1O9 cars imported, having value of $4l5,
Z78 80.
The total value of the merchandise appraised in
creased from $3.50 1Oj 27 in August. 1896, to H4,
z43 974 IS in 1897. The conspicuous increases were
in tin, silk, coffee. cocoa. lemons. vegetables.
tobacco extract. ntrates and wood pulp.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
West Tween t y I hird Street
Proposals.

DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Ta'hinston. D c /:
IeO7-PrOposais will be received at the Post
Offce Department in the City Of Washington until 3
s.r5b.J Tta yigb. fs reserye+ 70 refac all
/ ROUTE NO 20 20 NJ s. from New York 10 Habana.
each week per year third
each way Bond required bid $1,000 Contract for
A. commence Nov / 1907 Contractor
permitted substitute. at time during the
contract vessels OF the second class for
third class without additional compensation
ROUTE NO "a 20 VI. s." from Boston TO Port An
Philadelphia each week. % trips in
vessels of Time Of from Boston
Port Antonio five days and from fhtadephia 20 Port
and oneh-if days. Bond required with bid
$3.50 for 10 Service to commence July
1908 will Be permitted TO substitute.
snv time during term. Of
NOTE.-On return voyages vessels may touch any
ports the schedule II BY doing the out
not delayed.
containing description Of the routes instruc
bidders and blank forms OF proposal with
be obtained Of the Second Assistant
Postmaster O1ce Department and after
August l. 19O7--G- l. MEYER. Postmaster General
SsEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- cetyed Water supply the office OF
Secretary. No 30 Broadway New York. Room GIL
floor. until . 2. VI. Tuesday. September II.
1907 which bids will be opened and contract will
be awarded practicable thereafter for the
story and attic Office building be
located High Fails Marbletown Township. Ulster
bidders specifications and pamphlet Of contract
wings he obtained Room 1913 at the above
deUositing OF i've dollars 80 O for
each pamphlet For further particulars see City Record
CHARLES n CHADWICK.
J WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
DEAD BURGLAR AGAIN IDENTIFIED.

Two mon went with DETECTIVES Carey and FEY
Yesterday TO the Norgue and identified Henry Hof-
man the burglar who killed by Charles
yerrau on Monday morning, after trying TO
asnhvxiate the Nerralls in their home in East s3d
street They were Leopold Schreibcr. pawn
broker with n shop in Second avenue. between
saith and S5th streets, and Benjamin Shapiro, OF
No 81 East SD street He said Hoffman hired a
room from him August l. and then stole jewelry
cf the value of SO. Schreiber positive the
body was that Of tie who pawne6 jewelry
with him which found to have been stolen
from the Mack house, where Hoffman killed the
Heckler girl These identifcations. with others,
satisfy the police that they were after the right