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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26
HAYES & JENKINS
Real Estate Dealers
A few Of our many Bargains

6 room house close in on Colo
rado Ave-, good barn, fruit and
shade trees. dry level lot. This IS
a suap. Price s2aoo.
New modern cottages 4 and s
rooms each. with bath, gas, eiec-
trio lights. Extra good location
close in, owner leaving city.
Prices $3.50 and saa5o.
New plastered house, natural
wood finish, large porch. 6Be
shade and fruit trees, chicken
yard, fine lot 96xI65. See this
quick. Price $1,000.
S rooms. almost uev house. lot
75xI6s on Chickssha Ave near
10th street This is good prop
eriy and at the right piice. Would
. consider a trade for gocd land.
Elegant 5 room plastersd and
decorated house, large yard, all
kinds fruit and shade trees. barn
coal sheds. cave cost 500, chicken
yard. One of most beautiful homes
in chictasha. See this quick.
Price 81 500.
1000 acres fine farming and
grazing land, near r r. So miles
from chickasha. Price $40 90
per acre.
go acres, a miles northeast this
town. Price Sac. 50 per acre.
200 acres Indian land near Alex.
Price Bi2. so per acre.
HAYES & JENKINS
Phone $40. Over Citizens National
Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26
Commercial CIub Corner

:
The meeting II ~ Commercial nighi % ven az
tended Should those enthusiastic
ae boposea plan placed
: thea ~ csmnag8 81 adFertiEng
AL haa opportunity getting before he
publishing Dioaaess he faa ha ehesaaha TIE pivotal point
efa reach fae richest oi ae iadiaa lands
p oi lae moment
short Iae 4ii by
The whole appfizsg of e faet lha r.
sfeoas e y millions of lands
IN m ana eehody gho his thoughts ~ d
change location looking longngy
and i1st le ibe attracting time
R0R ONLY n THIS PART OF THE STATE THESE
LhaDs LOCATED
81 estimated thai he number of thai eI
Oklahoma the months VIII reach the
sands
Already Nmkoeee Tulsa spending money
advertising their cities points from which
after he Indian oi those part
iae state Wit chiekasha unless
through advertising the advantage IN making
ne from which branch 10 search Of these
decided he meeting held yesterday that meeting
would BE- called for Tuesdy Wednesday o'clock
carrying he advertising
consulting with business the that
WIN be- made and expected
hotel restaurant propeora real property
general al turn e that meeting numbers
gatheJng meeting 5 reality
opportunity here end eH have passed beyond
not tatea advantage % III
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26
Plan TO AdVer-
tiSe ChiCkaSha

Attendance a the meeting of the
Commercial elab meeting last evening
aas very light The meeting did NOS
open Oh time. and but little was at.
tended b. President sayer who has
been in missouri tor several days. toid
ol the importance Of getting chickasha
before the people of the north and
east at this time He declared that
now was an opporfune time and that
the chance Of lifetime was al hand
and should bs taken advantage Of
President sayer spoke encouraging
ly Of the prospects and said the city
presented a better front to visitors
than did Kansas City.
Addresses were made by T. II. Dwy.
er Ben johnson, J. c. Early and Sec
retary Alard On account OF the small
attendance It was agreed BY motion
TO hold another meeting some time
eary next week IN the afternoon at
the opera house IN the meantime the
executive committe is to 20 over tha
plans and report to the club. so there
will be something tangible to work on.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26
RuIIaIna TwsIgs.MIIs TunnsI.

A 12.mile tunnel under the Cas-
eade mountains is What the Great
Northern Railroad Company Is now
building, according to a statement
made by a man who has returned
from the hills He states that two
large camps are IN the vicinity OF
Leayenworlh developing electric BOW.
er fOr J. = Hills lne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26
FIRST NEW HAY

The first load of prairie hay 10 be
marketed IN town was brought in yes
terday by g il sharp and sold tor
SO per ion The hay vas Of hne quail
ity and 80 Sharp says II present good
weather continues III abundance 0f
hsg will be on the market soon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26
GOING TO coLoRADoi

II 50, and you want to know about
the most scenic one-day trip In the
Rockies write G. A. Johnson. 6 p A.
Grays Peak Route. Denver, Colo. and
receive free beautiful folder Of The
trip from Denver TO the snowbanked
Summit Of Mt Mcclellan. 6sdtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26

Il might have been worse Suppose
RoogeFelt had kept his pledge 10 car
~ oat the Mckinley policiea2 We
might not have been able 10 eat soup
on account of high prices 'Tis pos
bible we might even nov be dieting
en hsE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26


-ez ez1rt bs g1t hy
~ wire, thsl a sig
- Ia ear be thrown
- ne zis7a-zazr 20 Eald - Ery t-z-1
E H-T pE
Re vas taxing zng1t 2 1svice v1ieh
being aEFaamszts5 with en- a.
as1n " ths BoEtsz e Maine raj
m i hzs been me1rozad that IN
-re raz- 5000 rear and front end rail-
var c1leA31s ka5 occurred "a the
UMa5 s.as TIE killed and in-
a1 haa -hars5 ia these disasters
1899 passengers ard 4se99 en-
and ths property losz Ind been
f
sms - he greatest wrecks G
-ca have been sas To thR insril
II of train Dispatcher II gst the o.
at E.Faz point Perhaps &c
@ at somewhere ir TIE station
9z ts ce1aauTa business For
v aT erz-ar As generally station
agat freight agent ard bzEgs gHUas
ts- c1ad o. hs may have been
asleep Az anT rate Re couldn't hs
zsat zz5 ths srzir dispstEhsr had N
stazd AzlzlasslT hy knowing that
train laden with passengers wzs ruzh
ing 70 destruction
That e where the tslemeter would
y TIE tYlck. according - the invent.
az In wouldn't mske any difference
shr1d tie operator Y absent from hiz
r-st II be uers within hearing be
waald te Hunnoned by gong The
rsrs would wske hin we're hg asrsep.
shoul5 be BE- out Of easshot and the
irzin dispatcher lid net receive 2 re-
fGc1ss 70 lis call signal c9uld be
s1gWn by the dispatcher AZ the point
received hy the simple process of
pTeiug z keF.
For Instance. surpose a teIemetar
#ers attached = q telegraph line be,
tween Boswn and Portland Me. Ihe
operator Eorld Be able 70 can any sta,
ton Tithcut disturbing any ether sta
tion. Tdis system Is 50 organized
nat it Esg be quickly applied 70 line
without mobilization cf the existing
apparatus
ia train we're 10 pass a given point
between these two stations and Il
was necessary to catch that train at
the next station 10 prevent a collision
with another--that Is where the tele.
meter would be a godsend. Perhaps
ths operator at the station the train
dispatcher would try 10 reach could
not be got No answer came to his
frantic cal.
Il the train passed that point there
must be a wreck After the dispatcher
had tried 10 get the operator and 70
ceiTsd no answer 70 his signals he
would then press his keys to throw the
ssmaphore. and the colored light sig
nal which would bring the train to .
standstili at that station.
What telegFaphers say is the beauty
u this contriyance Is that the dis
patcher can call any station on the
system. md over a single line. with.
out disturbing In the least the 0rdi-
nary business or working Of the tele-
graph. The telemeter is simple In con.
structiou, IS attachable to the present
telegraph wires, and requires 10 add
ti0nal wire Whatever. Furthermore,
Z does not interfere with the usua'
telegraph Instruments 70 actual opera
ton. and enables the dispatcher 70
place himself into Immediate conmu'
nieaiion with any operator On nis Inc
The telemeter seems to be human
| only more unerring. For after the
I dispatcher has failed 70 raise the or.
orator by sounding the cali and then
the gong. he sets the signal for tbs
train to stop. Immediately there
comes to him a response automat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-26

FOR RENT Neal furnished rooms
5l2 South Sixth G.2g.3t
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29

Newark Automobile show Now Open
at Electric Park Auditorium; February 21-2s.
--Ady.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
WOMAN AND HER
THREE CHILDREN
PERISH IN FIRE
Two Families and BOarders in
Mad Panic as Flames
Trap Them.

PITTSBURG, Feb. GA mother and
her three children were burned to death
and several persons were injured by a
FIRE early today in the Brereton avenue
district A large number of people had
narrow escapes from death and injury.
The dead;
Caroline Viacak, 80 years.
stephen Viacak, years.
Carol Viacak. years.
Peter Viacak, years.
A 19-year-old girl jumped from a
window, breaking three ribs. and John
Kalinkowski. occupying an adjoining
house, which was destroyed, threw his
wife and four children out Of the vim
dow into a policeman's arms and all
We're more or less injured.
The fire started from an overturned
lamp exploding and within a short time
The Viacak and Kalinkowski homes
were In flames. The members of both
families, with many boarders, were
sleeping in the upper portion Of the
houses, and when they found the exits
blocked by flames panic resulted. The
boarders jumped from the windows
and later attempted to enter the house
and save their valuables.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
READY SENTENCED
TO FIVE YEARS AS
FORGER OF WILL
Lawyer Appears Before Judge Ten EyCk and De-
CIareS That He Is Innocent -CritiCiSeS Four
Members of His Jury.
CONVICTED MAN APPEALS CASE and WILL Be
OUT ON BAIL, PENDING FINAL DECISION

Matthew j. Ready, the Newark law
yer. convicted OF forging the will of
the late John Wells Russell, of East
Orange, was this morning sentenced to
flve years imprisonment at hard labor
in State Prison.
Immediately after sentence had been
pronounced, Readys counsel, former
Judge Thomas Henry. notified the
court Of his intention to apply for a
writ of error. and stay of execution
of the sentence was thus obtained.
Following counsers statement, Judge
Ten Eyck increased Ready's bail from
$500 to $4,000. The additional $500
was furnished by John Cavanaugh,
Ready's bondsman for the smaller sum.
When asked If he had anything to
say for himself, Ready made the fol-
lowing statement;
II want to say that l did not forge
that will. / expect some day to be vim
dicated. There were four men on the
jury which tried me who should not
have been there
The costs of the suit will have to be
paid by Ready In imposing sentence,
Judge Ten Eyck committed the pris-
oner to five years Imprisonment and
until such time es the costs shall have
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
LOVED AFFINITY,
EXPELLED BY HER
SISTERS IN LODGE
Then She Says That Maccabees
Don't Know What the
Divine Flame Is.

DIES MONIES, Feb. 29.--Surrender-
ing her membership card and 50, ,o0l
life Insurance policy to the committee
on morals of the Ladies' OF the Mac
cabees, who were judging her, Mrs. A.
W. Hough cried out:
my sisters, you have never loved
Had you loved truly, never could you
have sought to shame me in public
thus"
Mrs. Housh had imagined that she
had an affinity in Representative G.. G.
Cottrell. of Kingsley, iowa, who has d
100000 estate and an estimable wife,
so the Maecabees tried Mrs Hougn
and dismissed her from the order
i knew it was wrong she said,
but couldn't help it. He was so fine
and good. His love made pain pleas
ure. it turned the gray skies blue
was like a young girl again. 1t was a
pure love tnat made me better. Aud
not even you" Mrs. Hough turned to
the committee on morals. could help
yourself if love ever really came to you
in the form of good man.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29

been paid" 1t is said that the costs
win be paid.
Ready's counsel moved for a stay of
Judgment on the ground that the YER
diet of the jury was given at a time
when the court was not in session. He
called attention not only to the absence
of the judge. but to the fact that the
verdict was given to a court clerk. act
ing for the County Clerk. and con-
tended that the procedure was uncon-
stitutionaL In all there were five
points upon which the former judge
made his motion for a stay Of judg
ment.
Judge Ten Eyck replied that the jury
had given its verdict, and that it was
the duty of the court TO impose sem
tenee The sentence was then pro-
nounced. Ready did not appear to be
nervous or excited, but took the sem
tence without apparent concern.
Several days ago application for a
retrial was denied. AS the matter now
stands. Ready will be out on bail until
the Court of Errors and Appeals can
pass upon his case,
Matthew J. Ready was convicted,
after sensational trial, Of forging
and uttering the win of John Wells
Russell. of East Orange. The trial was
watched with interest by the entire
membership of the local bar.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
Young Millionaire Slayer Not to
Fight Confinement in
Matteawan.
EVELYN, SAD, DECLARES
SHE HAS DONE HER BEST
Brands as Lie Reported Confer
ence with Husbands Family
and ShadOwing by Detectives.
Especial to tho Evening star.I

NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-Harry *.
Thaw is now reconciled to an annul-
ment of his marriage. He is also nc
longer averse to confinement at Mat
teawan. This was admitted by his law
yers today.
Evelyn is convinced that strong ef-
forts are being made by the Thaw
family to accomplish the annulnent
of her marriage with Harry When in
tervieNsed she seemed to be discour-
aged and ask only that she be not mis-
represented.
81 have done the best know how and
I'm sick and tired of 1t all" she said.
The story that there had been q
conference between her counsel and
those OF her husbands family she
branded as lie; likewise the report
that detective had been employed by
the Thaws, and that his report had
brought about the conference.
1t is said that quiet Encouragement
of things is TO be brought about by
Colonel Franklin Bartlett, who has
been brought into the case to assist A.
Russell Peabody, counsel for the Thaw
family. What this plan is has not been
stated.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
F|REMEN PLAYED
DOM|NOES WHILE
GARAGE BURNED
Fifteen Minutes Wasted in Try
ing to Get the Men Away
from Their Games.
THIEVES GOT BUSY NEAR
SCENE OF THE BLAZE
COnfTagration Was Opposite Fire
Headquarters and Total Loss
of $4,000 Was Entailed.

While several South Orange firemen
we're playing dominoes last night,
shortly before 10 o'clock at fire head
quarters in South Orange avenue, that
village, the garage of the South Orange
Auto and Supply Company, opposite.
was burning down. A young man, who
discovered the IRE, knocked on the
front doors and windows Of the head
quarters for fifteen minutes before the
nremen came downstairs.
Following series Of explosions the
building burned down. causing a loss
of about $4,000, Two automobiles, sew
eral barrels of gasoline and auto sup
plies went up in flames.
While the firemen were working and
all but two of the village policemen
were at the blaze. burglars made an
effort to rob the home of George Nc
Guire, in Milligan place, a block away,
and the home of Miss Emily Fenuer.
of Ridgewood road. The Mcclure
house was robbed recently when there
was nre late at night.
The flames at the garage roared
three-q quarters of an hour before the
iiremen had stream Of water on the
blaze. The hydrant nearby was broken
and the delay getting to the othei
hydrants was costly.
An entert ainment was In progress at
the time In the South Orange High
School. three blocks away, and the
explosions and roar of fiames broke up
the assemblase. The young men at
tending smashed down the front door
of the garage and dra gged out six ears.
An overheated stove is said to have
been the cause. one thousand dollars
worth Of gasoline in the rear of he
structure was saved.
The Atterson auto burned was~owned
~ S. r. Lehman OF New York. and
valued at $500 1t was not insured.
4 Rambler auto. owned by EMIL Z.
Hull. OF South Orange, valued at $1,000,
was also burned.
A Chinese laundry and the plumbing
shop OF e. Hughes g. Son, located on
either side OF tho structure. were final
j. saved. The laundry was afire sew
eral tines. and the antics Of the Chi
reese caused more excitement than
raid At II O'Clock an acetylene gas
tank In front blew up with a tremend-
Gus roar and forced out the front part
of the building Other explosions
quickly followed.
Several electric wires fell and an in
toxicated man attempted to pick an
end up from which sparks sputtered,
thinking he had q skyroeket. He was
pushed aside by a policeman.
The building was erected in 1915, TAX
ing the place of an old stone school. in
use since 1850 The First Presbyterian
Church, South Orange was organized
in a room there In 1s28 The fire START
ed on the second floor ard defled ex-
tlnguishlng with chemicals.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29

Vigorous measures are to be taken
Immediately by Sheriff Somner to sup
press the sale and use of narcotics here.
An act of Legislature passed several
years ago provides that all poisonous
or dangerous drugs must be issued by
a druggist only on the prescription of
an accredited physician. A violation is
made a misdemeanor. The penalty Is
one year in the penitentiary for viola
tions. II Is the intention of the Sheriff
to urge legislation that will make it
a felony to sell opium. cocaine or NOR
phne In this State, save under the most
stringent conditions.
Newark woman Heads Band.
It was learned today that a Newark
woman heads band of women and
men who smuggle drugs between
Chinatown in New York and Newark
daily. Despite the penalty for Snug
Cling opium, cocaine and morphine.
this woman. who is now under surveil-
lance by the police, and her confeder-
ates have made a large income by the
sale of the drugs To unfortunates In
this city The opium has been brought
in suit cases and packages and has
then been disposed of in the opium
dens OF the city, where hundreds OF
white men and women have become
addicted to the fatal habit
vice must and shall be driven out
of Newark" said the sheriff.
Many of the boys and young men
we have had to deal with for using
cocaine, opium and morphine, and who
have spent time in Jail for other
crimes, frequented the places raided
last night and 1 am determined TO
suppress them.
I'VE will try to obtain legislation
which will aid us and make things
easier in cases like this, and II is my
intention to make a personal appeal.
and ! can say already that a bill viii
he presented, possibly by an Assem-
blyman from Essex, which will help
drive out Illegal use of cocaine, NOR
phine and opium That is all have to
say"
PIaiBeIOt hesmen Called In.
All plainolothesmen on duty in the
First Precinct are to be called in to-
dav as the result of the raids. This
announcement was made by Police
Commissioner Kane, when asked IL he
did not think 1t strange that the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
WIDOWS MILLIONS
GIVEN TO CANCEL
BARNEYS DEBTS
She Has Transferred $780,
900 and Is Willing to Sac
riflce Every Dollar.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20. Ready TO sac
rifice every dollar she possesses to pay
her husbands debts. Mrs. Lille w.
Barney, widow of Charles r. Barney,
has turned over more than S9,500,OO0 in
real and personal property to the Bar
ney Estate Company. which, in return,
has agreed to meet every obligation of
the former president of the Knicker-
booker Trust Company, who committed
suicide last November. The debts
amount to at least $6,s07,0 900. which con
tingent liabilities of half million dol
lars more
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
EDISON NOW OUT OF
IMMEDIATE DANGER.
Great inventor Passed Comfort
able Night and Quick Re-
cOYerY Is Looked For.

The condition Of Thomas a. Edison
the great inventor, who has undergone
two operations within a few days in
New York was reported as improved
today The physicians attending him
reported that he had passed comfort
able night. There was every hope Of
his ultimate recovery.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29

BUTCHERS, AND GROCERS' Supplies.
Macknet * porsnus Co. 79o-79s Broad st,-Ad
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
II. T. LINDE ENDS
LIFE WITH PISTOL:
WIFE finds BODY
Rich Paper Manufacturer Of Rutherford, with
Newark and New York Interests, Had Been
Moody for Some Time, it is Said.
GOES TO VERANDA OF HIS DWELLING AND
SENDS A BULLET THROUGH HIS TEMPLE

n a manufacturer of
~ OF the
~ - o
ton for sever days
homo
{,
business He the
house Is a
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
SOMMER ACCEPTS POLICE AID IN t1ISNEW
FIGHT AGAINST VICE, AT CONFERENCE
FOLLOWING RAIDS ON OPIUM DENS
SheriffInSiStS on Directing New Coalition Promises
Immediate, Vigorous Measures to Crush Drug
Traffic That Is Running Youth Of City.
EVERY CONSTABLE TO HELP MAKE
TOMORROW NEWARKS 'DRIEST'' SUNDAY
,f+.iafffaff,st-S4% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY DANIEL ELLIOTT, COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

BY DANIEL ELLIOTT COUNTY PHYSICIAN
IwA opium applications
- and a Z
feeling exquisite happiness conceivable those who
%
victim again takes the drus Just for
accomplished
tranquility changed
vivid
chains
usually fnie the than that for
the everncreasng doses because he wants
victim usually ends his sunerngs by an overdose"
ESHE Sheriff sonmer in
violations Tho sheriff
II Chief Police corbi the police
department the sheriff
dsaloou t'rR. sensational raids BY the
AS result of tho coalition cemcnted
shefs constables close
midnight until 1901 ocloc slondE5
morning
EVEN
IIereaf the
% 1S "" w T Ss take" 10 % Excise Violations viii be Vigorously
time for conversations Il Is action th" counts - s .oa
made the lowing THE EVENING STAR
power to rid
his of o excise violations
this have always been willing to
take up but previous
the public does not inclined to lend aid
Sheriff without first asking
Both the Police Commission and
will assistance to the sheriff in making this
At the conference Sheriff sonmer called
amen and ten White victims OF the
claimed that traffic in
carried in this city which thratens
hundreds We become addicted to the habit
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-28
So viii We.

II newspapers are to be restricted
in the matter of extending credit,
there is only one place to begin, and
that is at the beginning. If they are
forced to remove subscribers name
when he owes for years subscrip-
ton, even though he is honest, re-
sponsible, and payment is certain,
they should remove his name when
his subscription expires. This will
cause less friction and bad feeling.
And this is what the Times will do.
The Times will send to every sub
scriber who has not paid in advance
statement of his account. If no re-
spouse is received before March /,
1908, the latest date set by the de-
partment for adjustment, his name
will be dropped and he will be noti-
fled.
Readers of the Times are asked to
give their personal attention to state
ments sent them. If there are errors
they will be gladly corrected. The
rule laid down here will be strictly
adhered to. There will be no excep-
lions. The Times will take no chances
in trifling with Uncle Sam.-Idaho
Falls Times.