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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

A frug's skin makes the thinnest
and - Tie same tine one of the
taaghsst Isathers tai can - tanned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

II you want to knos hos Old = won-
~ IS. ask her SIS erin-laR Atchison
Ciobe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

FTEz@ent sheet music AZ cents per
xssx ! Ehe Hilton Music store lam
asw 1aczfsd Il the Eorreils Studio.
-srs EAlckashs aTsute fi-ie-ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Sole agents for Charter Oak line Of
ssoses. Taylsr ( Vance. 42f Chicka-
sha avenue. Phone s22 ii-i2-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Tea u EoHf hsIa = - [afunes
g. sone IN aos. Aad set il Guiek.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Wanted Sales lady with experience
ii dry good and millinery store. Peo-
pies Store. rs Chickasha avenue
1l12-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Barn. 10 sfr. ard Mrs. z. T. DeMent
1Irizs eight miles northwest q chlck-
ASA. tsne boz. yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Fort Renf--Gssod 4-room house. on
South HILL See Sta1ey. oser Oklahoma
State Bank ll-lf-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12
:
WEATHER FORECAST.

For chlekasha and vicinity: To :
night and Friday fair.
- = .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Carload Of NeE York apples al the
Rock Island team yards. ll-s-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12
ApPLEsl AppLEsl

Carload Of NeE York apples az the
Rock Island team yards. 1881
Jacobs candy al the Model. Io-l4f
! number OF West Hill ladies are or
ganizlng . card club for winter even
inE amusement
p sure and cali * orr store one day
neSt week Gilkey-Jsrboe Hardware
CO il-H2-st
1T Wade. prominent business mar
. sieAiester. ! in the city today
For Rent Unfurnished room for
rent % desirable party Apply 7os
South Firth street Il-i2-st
Remember he Peoples Store. 21s
chickasAa avenue. sells the Peters
shoes S01e Ike them. It
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Homemade cake. pies and bread
next Saturday. al Tignor's grocery
store. lI-l2-2i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Hiss Floy Scott left for Anadarko
this morning 10 visit her sister, Mrs
Cleo MeCragor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Mr- Wade : prominent business man
. aeAiester. : in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

Jacobs candy al the Model i0-l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-12

see THE GREAT BALL ROOM
SCENE ON NEW YEARS EVE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20
TRAVERS RETAINS THE
AMALEUR GOLF TITLE

Garden city y v. sept. 19.-Jer-
ome y. Travcrs. of Montclair. y j.
has defended his titlc Of amateur golf
champion against field of 1873 start
rrs. and he Will retain the honor for
another year. as he won out hy u2
and Z TO play from Max n B"hr, OF
Morris county \ J. at the Garden
CITY clubs links this afternoon.
Throughout the weeks play the
young champion was in excellent
shape and played the best golf 81 his
life every day. Trayers was prime
favorite today in the final as tho eN-
perts figured that Behr could not set
a pace fast enough for him. Travers
made several mistakes play on his tee
shots hut he Invariably made Ane ro-
coveriez ana at the close of the FIRST
half teight hol.si he was up with
out showing any signs OF weakening.
Rehr held him ON many holes but
Travers always had bit when n"cee-
ssry an through the second half win
ming out ON the 1sth holes by S up
and 10 play
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20
MALEFACTORS OF GREAT
WEALTH SCORED BY KERN
Brynn's Running Mate Opens Cam
pai%n In Maryland

Westminster Nd Sept t0- De-
clarng that the republican party is
owned body and soul by the dominant
power represented by Speaker Cannon
in the house of representatives. and
cot,rie of rich maletactors ia the sem
atr W Kern tonight opened his
eastern speaking tour before an en-
thu~iastic audience tonight.
Mr Kern declared that the CONTROL
ing auimu- in the republic
stronger than mat party and cuu-ia-
ruby stronger even them Roosevelt
"Hooscvrlt" he said. 'hus been un-
able to accomplish single reform ex-
ccpt by compromise with the domi-
naut power IN every contest between
thp people on one side and this dumi-
mating leadership of the people. the
rraulr have been defeated. In II few
instances they have secured a compro-
mis-, with those gentlemen. but ON the
Istter'- own terms n strong char
acter like Roosevelt was unable Go
cope with this dominant force. how
Httle probability Is thcrc that Mr. Taft
win ht able 20 control it?"
Air Eern asserted that thia leader
ship dictated that party's platform,
ana has dictated to MIR TAFT the ex-
ceutive committee ~ the party. men
uouiug as special representatives OF
Interests in this connection
Upham and Du Pont whom he char
aeterizcd representative ~ Rooqe-
velt's rich mAlefactors"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20
DOZEN INJURED IN TRAIN
WRECK ON TEXAS ROAD

san Antonio Sept 19 Twelve per-
sons were injured, one OF Them fatal.
~ in wreck on the international
and Great Northern through uan No
3, three miles south Of Kyle tonight.
At the time the train was running at
the rate Of between twenty hve and
thirty miles an hour William Simp-
son. the engineer. was hurled from
the cab as the engine turned turtle
His fireman Westrope, is also badly
injured. Ten passengers We're painful
~ bruised and cut The cause Ot the
wreck IS unknown or at least the Of
hcials at the scene said they coulF
not determine what caused the de-
railment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20
EVANS PLEADS
FOR GENEROUS
PENSIONS
Be GOOD 10 MEN WHO SAVE
THE NATION, SAYS ADMIRAL
Twelve Dollars a Month Boun-
ty Described as Process of
Slow StaVationi Worse
Than Nothing,

10y HoFHihk dYuFnnf SptffaI ieARed Aircf
Poughkeepsie, a. y. Sept 10
Fighting Bob Evans. the retired ad-
miraL came out today as an advocate
Of higher pensions for clyil war vetcr-
ans tie made a characteristic specch
al the uuveiliug of monument to the
Fifteenth New York volunteer rcei-
mcnt at Highlands, opposite this city.
In the course of which he said.
BE good TO those old men who
fought IN the great war that our union
might be saved. Don't give them any
more fl2 month bouutles. II YOU
arc going to starve the men who all
hut gave up their lives for you t
would be better to do II at once and NOT
prolong the process day BY day and
year by year as you have been do
ing"
He continues war must cone.
but keep II away az long as You can.
There are no greater advocates OF
peace than the officers of tho army
and navy. They know thnt the only
way to keep peace is to have a good
strong army ana navy. and then the
1thcr nation win De afraid to attack
MS There is no danger to the liberties
IF the people IN this policy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20

~
-" ~ ~ put IN all day yesterday
~ 'i''' democratic cloak room, and l
9u'SS answered about dozen diff
el,t setia tors
ial is ile trohhle il Kansas
toid them that there was an at
.'ii'p' 10 huIlty The Ia" of supply ana
'e'iiai,o'
ne cotton growers could a. we'll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20

Sew york sept lg Franklin G..
Marin. for}-two years of age, law
yer of Erookiyn was arrested iu this
city tonight after chase Of many
years Marin il charged with de-
fuadlns 81 widow. Mrs Caroline q.
Barry ard 90 have been % Gieud of
his family of $40 00a bt means OF
worthless mortgages
Marin. it is charged. WAS given the
money GO invest by Mrs Barry when
her husband 6ied
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20

AIsnfis. sept. te.-Four additional
cases af cholera were reported in this
civ FIR tine -ty-nts-faur hours e1.iiu-
at O'Clock this morning. pf thi-
number seventeen victims w'r" dead
when discovered md ten others died
subsequently,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20

Alexandria. Ius Sept IA mania
Tor killing took possession Of Edward
Aylos. e negro prisoner when his
death warrant for the murder of his
wife was read 10 him ia Jail tonight
He graspr1 case knife Killed Tip
Davis ana Garfield Bradley and see
vsrclv wounded four other prisoners.
an negroes one 81 tho wounded MAY
die. -sf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20
Letter 10 Judge Taft Cancels
Senator's Engagement to
Preside at Cincinnati Rally
Of Republicans,
ACTION OUTCOME OF
HEARST CONTROVERSY
Senator ReiterateS His limo
cence of Charges But Fears
His Presence Might EnbaI-
raSS Candidate,

ldSS OdIlQI0dlei
'''' 'o'"'"s '""' "'i 7he'i'i '"'sf' "'fei
Nii'elhhati' sept Ex-senator j. R
Foraker tonight eliminated himself
from, ,articination y.itb r,a,,a ,rsft ~
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League of Republican clubs, to be held
! here next Tuesday His action was
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tonight.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20

Jacksonville Fla, sept ts-At
Marietta. seven miles from Jackson
willie today Mrs Elizabeth Norman ~
years old. and her daughter. Emily.
So years of age. were brutalh mur
dored by an unknown pefsen. who
ronhed the house of IS a posse Is
searching Tor negro suspects.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20

CConlinucd on Page 4: Column 81
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
MIKE THEIR DEu4NDS.
Young Turks Stipulate Replacing
of Old ministers bg Liberals.

Constantinople Aug 4-The appearance OF
the ;aIoniki Committee has had its result The
committee arrived yesterday to act as inter
nediary between the government and the Young
Turk Committee in arranging the Ministry ana
the details of he constitution and the elections
The air to-day is full Of reports Of ministerial
designations and new appointments. the offices
affected including that of Sheik-ul-Islam and
President of the Council.
An imperial trade tonight announces the
resignation of the Minister OF Marine but other
alleged designations are officially denied 1t Is
clear. however that a complete reconstruction
Of the Ministry is imminent
The Saloniki Committee, as result or yester-
davis conferences to-day presented through the
yorng Turk Committee a list of their demands.
and this was under consideration by the Min
isterial Commission. presided over by Said
Pacha the Grand Vizier, to-day
They stfpulate the replacing OF many Of the
older ministers by young nOn-Mussulmans Of
the liberal party and the issuance of a revised
imperial rescript giving the Grand Nizier full
mower to choose all ministers, including those
of War and Marine. 1t is even asserted that
under pressure by the advanced reformers the
retirement of Said Pacha himself is demanded
on the ground that he is too stepped in the old
traditions to realize the aspirations of the new
party. 1t is believed tO-day's council was oc-
cupied in preparing list of names for a new
Cabinet and that rescript in the desired
sense will be Issued.
A persistent report is in circulation that the
Sheik k-ul-Islam has resigned as a protest
against the Sultan's attempt to retain control
of the army and navy by claiming the power
TO appoint the ministers of War and Marine.
kilograms received from the provinces con-
tinue to report the surrender of bands which
have been threatening Macedonia
Tonight Naoum Pacha resigned as Minister
of Public Works. 1t is believed the next forty
eight hours will see new ministry with Kia-
mil Pacha Ferd Pacha as Grand Vizier
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
SUIT 4G4INST MORSE.
Ildo7c of BENJAMIN .Steinhardt
Wants SO, 900.

ne pane % Charles " Morse appeared yester-
eSS n q suit TO recover $4,000 brought by Annie
S'e-l1ardt widow Of Benjamin Steinhardt who
vas member of the Law firm OF Howe & Humme
q NE tine Of the Dodge Morse divorce scandal
nurse was served with the papers his office. No
Nassau street yesterday afternoon
As q result Of The Dodge Morse scandal Hummel
e1ileG lie striped suit Of a convict. Steinhardt
1-ec On June L. lso7. from Iocomotor ataxia. He
~@s lrcer indictment for conspiracy and suborna-
.oA u perjury Up 10 within few days OF his
ce-lh When II became known that his death was
'-'F question Of short period the indictments
against him were dismissed.
he action against Morse Is brought through
aaron J. Levy and x Henry Rosenberg. lawyers.
WIN offices al No. So Park Row. The complaint
se's forth that when Stenhardt was i'll in 1904 he
Nas advised 10y Morse 10 seek rest in travel The
4e+e3s also set forth that Mr. Morse promised to
-S--i51rse Mrs Steinhardt for what she expended
Il travelling and other incidental expenses These
eAFeAaliures amounted TO $4,000, she says, and
LIS she was unable % collect.
me acton is brought in the Supreme Court. and
- a morse has twenty days in which 20 answer.
zen he case comes To trial il is understood
.-@' the old Dodge-Morse scandal will again be
brought up.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
JOSEPH BERMEL BACK.
Denies He Ran 45oay and Says Trip
Did Not Benefit Health.

Joseph Berrnel. former President Of the Borough
Of Queens whose departure from New York In
April on the Cunarder SlavOnia was attended with
tears and dramatic partngs from his constituents.
arrived here yesterday the North German Lloyd
liner Kronprinz Wilhelm. He was accompanied
by Mrs Bermel and met at the pier by sew
eral friends Of the family
Mr. BerrneI said he away solely for his
health and that the trip was planned nine weeks
before his departure, in April Shortly before sail
ing on the slavonia Mr.. Bermel resigned as Bor-
ough President. His resignation followed the be
ginning of all investigation into the Kissena PARK
purchase ordered by Governor Hughes.
u have little t. add what I said when le1t
New York" said Mr. Bermel after the Kronprinz had
locked Il simply had TO go abroad for my health.
and did not run away I went to Carlsbad and
took the baths but I can't say that my trip has
been of much benefit to my health The phys-
clans say I am better. but can't see II myself
They told me that the benefit from the baths would
he shown later on. l shall consult my own physi-
clan. and will go away in a week or two to what
ever place he may suggest
I resigned because politics had ruined my ouSl-
moss made mistake before 1 left New York.
and that was my voluntary visit to the grand jury
went 10 the District Attorney and asked MIN II
+bera was ANYTHING he wanted TO know. He said
no and that I not wanted Not content WIN
that. visited the grand jury to volunteer any in
formation II might want, believing al lhe tii0
that I could be OF some help
vent my sailing. they tried II the day sailed
Ae was going aboard the steamer I served
NTH \ subncana which was signed by the Dis
trict Attorney but by one of his assistants. had
inst been 10 see the District Attorney himself and
oorseo,1entlv paid no attention to the subpoena
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
SPECIAL PANEL FOR RACE CASES.
John B. stanchfeld Asked to Inspect Grand
Jury Minutes

Frenarations we're made both sides OF the
racetrack cases yesterday for the trials which are
-o take place the part of this month w nile
Ia cob Brenner, Commissioner of Jurors in Brook
1,-n was starting TO work an order from Su-
nreua Court Justice Watson NJ. Rogers, of Water
town who was appointed by Governor Hughes TO
Try the cases, for a special panel of one hundred
talesmen for the jury, John b Stanchhelo was
giving formal notice that he would apply on Thurs
dav for permission inspect the grand jury min
Mr. Stanchheld has been retained TO defend VIII
tam A Eneeman, Christopher Fitzgerald and John
g Cavanagh VINO were indicted last Friday by
the KINGS County Grand Jury on a charge Of con-
spracy in knowingly permitting booknaking and
selling advance information on the races run at the
Brighton Beach racetrack. Acting District At
tornev Elder will oppose Stanchfeld's request, it
is said and. judging from former cases, 1t IS
rrobahle that the motion will be denied. similar
morton was made the time the indictments were
fled but it was opposed by Mr. Elder. and Judge
Dixie refused to grant il.
With the order directing that special panel Of
-aI9snen be drawn Justice Rogers also issued an
order for special grand jury to be drawn at the
same time This order was taken by the racetrack
mon 10 mean that unnecessary delay is to be
perrnitted in the trial of the betting cases
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
WELLMAN MAY BRING AIRsHIP HERE.
Says He Is Planning to Make Polar Trip IN
the America Next Year.

Walter Wellman. who talked recently about go
Ing TO the North Pole IN a drigfble balloon said at
the Hotel Astor last night that planning
70 make the attempt next year He said his air
ship, the America. built for polar atmospheric con-
ditions. could easily travel from New York TO
Buffalo. Detroit Chicago II is Mr. Well
said. the second largest airship built. its
26o,0OO cubic feet being exceeded only by the Yep
pel;n
Put in fuel-conveyin9 capacity and radius of
action the America eNcelS the Zeppelin continued
Mr. Wellman. as in the latter ship a larger pro-
portion of the lifting force is absorbed IN raising
the machine itself. The total lifting power OF my
ship s 1880 pounds In this country whers
guide rOpiug is inpracticable and greater varfa-
OF temperature in given short period must
be reckoned with. see reason why the Amer
lea should not remain fifty sixty hours in the
air and make voyage Of thousand miles carry
ing hve tors of crew. fuel. etc providing the wind
conditions we're rot too unfavorsbIe''
Mr. Welman said he expected 10 bring the Ar,s--
lea 10 this country in the fall II is now being put
in order in Paris by his chief engineer
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Some Officers Nay Choose Udk
Test Instead of Ride.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington


THE HORSEBACK TEST.-Army officers On
duty in the War Department who are due to take
the horsemanshp test prescribed by the PRESIDENT
consisting of a ninety-mile three-day rae are
awaiting anxiclsly the announcement OF the event.
which most of them hope will not occur until Oc-
tober II is expected that the officers on duty at
Governors Island who have not taken the ride by
General Grants orders at Pine Plains. Will join the
Washington officers in their test. which Is lkely 10
take place in the neighborhood of Fort Myer II Is
expected that some of the of1cers-perhaps many
Of them-win this year elect to walk instead OF
riding on horseback. This they may do by cover
ing ground which is considered equivalent to tnc
ninety-mile ride. This choice is likely to be maze
for the reason that some Of the officers on duty
In Washington have not had the opportunity 10
engage in the necessary practice. There is stiH
some talk of having the order amended so as 10
excuse those senior officers Of the stan VINO are
not likely to be called upon 10 ride very uch even
in time of war This is prompted by the findings
OF the retiring board favor of the transfer from
the active list Of Colonel Charles B. Byrne OF the
medical corps. chief surgeon Of the Department OF
the East who was one of the officers who failed
in the taking of the ride at Pine Plains
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been Issued
Ma'9s tain. aofkpR Sc RoT 7 pGHH GFToN 1 ' W.T.
SCOTT. LIST Cavalry. TO Camp Perry August
First HEINZ 5 G. ,cee 3a Rh6e sie ssnd College
OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts September
C-hsnIain STEPHEN r. WOOD. assigned to 18th Infan-
try Philippines September 3 - ,r.0
Of granted Captain EENElFaLE1
18th Cavalry. acting judge advocate extended one
Rear Admiral W J. BARNETTE c9mmanders \. 81, J ID p
MDONALD. c. P PLUNKETT. C. NJ FANS anu
Y O. CHASE. commissioned
GSmaafr # RoRscHA q etached the Dss
washington
camp 1''isnt Fott canal Zone recruiting station
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department
ARRIVED
.u The Barney AZ GARDENERS Bay; the Mssis-
sppi al Provincetown; the Relief. at Tutuiia' tne
a
Auz 3@The Rena Mercedes. the Pentuckst and the
Powhatan at Newport; the Rocket at Nasning'on'
The Yarkee and the New Hampshire. al Newport
Aug 4-The Calao. Shanghai
SAILED
Aug 1.-The Mayfower. from the navy yard New YORK.
Guantanamo -. Dor
Aug o-The Mercedes the Pentucket and Sne F@
hatan from navy yard, New York Eor newport
The Pocket from Norfolk for Washington
Aug 3-The Chicag from Newport FOR Proylnceto%ti
Aug THE Chattanooga. from Manila for Hong hons'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
PATRICK's APPEAL PUT ON DOCKET

Washington, Aug. 4.-Albert T. Patrick who Is
serving a life sentence in Sing Sing Prison for the
murder Of William NJ. Rice. a New York million
aire. several years ago, had docketed IN the Su-
preme Court of the United States to-day his ap-
peal from the decision of the United States Court
in New York refusing to release him on a writ Of
habeas corpus
In his petition for appeal Mr.. Patrick charged
that his conviction and sentence TO death had been
due TO a conspiracy. and then he asserted that the
Governor of New York-at that time Mr.. Higgins
did arbitrarily. his GPatricks 81 protest change
the punishment OF death to the defendant 10 the
greater punishment of life Imprisonment" He
would have the Supreme Court undo all that was
done by both the New York courts and the Gov
ernor of that state