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New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
MORE SEEK FRESH AIR.
Dr.. Darlington Praises Tribune's 5
Work for Poor Children.

Miss Rosa Helfont twelve years old. Is endowed
with a mind Of her She said on Saturday
that she was not suffragette and acknowledged
she did not know what the word meant But
Rosa thinks and acts for herself. Rosa left the
city at o'clock this morning for Utica N Y,
with a large party OF boys and girls on a two
weeks vacation a guest OF the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund She is a small Jewish girl and lives
at No. Is Lewis street. The party was made up at
the De Witt Memorial Church at No $50 Rivington
street The church is city mission. undenomina-
tionaI preaching Christ and the Gospel
Rosa's parents brought her up to go 10 the
synagogue. II requires strength Of mind and char
acter stand up for ones religious CONVICTIONS
Rosa went the De Witt church, liked the min
ister met the opposition OF her parents, induced
her father TO attend occasionally with her. enrolled
a member and tells the whoie story
with delicious detail to any interested person
In the same party Harry McVey. deaf snd
dumb since BIRTH now twelve years old and going
to the country on his second such experience Ruth
McVey, his sister. is going along, too. one year
younger than Harry. she stood taller by mead as
they went through the preliminary examination on
Saturday morning
DR.. Thomas Darlington, Health commissioner
said in his Office few Gays ago:
1T is impossible to understand how so heLpfuL
and really grand q work the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund should have any difficulty whatever IN col
lecting the necessary money The kind Of work
done bv such charity is of great assistance to
the Department of Health We refer our people to
YOU every day. There several fine charities
carried on in this city, but the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund is good any I know anything about
IF people only knew as your workers know. and
as the Board of Health knows. what untold benefits
accrue through the efforts the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund constantly putting forth, thousands of dol
lars would roll in where tens do now.
About two hundred and fifty children will be
sent into the country to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
NORTHFIELD OPENING.
Great Meeting Promises To Be q
Record Breaker.
LRx telegram 70 The Tribune ]

East Northheld Mass. Aug 2-To-day has Wit
messed the biggest first Sunday in the history Of
the Conference for Christian Workers, known
throughout the country the August Conference
" r. Moody presided at the opening session on
Friday night the Rev. DR.. A. T. Pierson giving the
address of the evening
Charles NJ. Alexander known for his connection
with the Torrey meetings held in most Of the large
cities on both continents during the last three
years has charge OF the singing with George e.
Stebbins. man who has been associated with the
Northfield movement for twenty-etght years. To
say that Mr.. Alexander is here IS TO say that
enthusiasm and good singing attend the great
meetings hand in hand with deep interest IN the
words OF such men as Len G. Broughtou, Of At
Ianta; J s Holden of England, and DR.. Jssnvter'
Of Philadelphia message has come from Dr. q
Campbell Morgan. now speaking at the Mortified.
England, gathering commencing the Rev j. Stuart
Holden to Bible students and charactertzins him
as the inspiration and guide Of the conference on
other side
Altogether. judging from the deep interest cen
trine around the big auditorium and from the num-
bers of people that are continually pouring into
the town on every train this twenty-stxth confer
ence promises TO be a record breaker
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
KAIsER.s GENERAL ORDER.

Emperor William is coming in for a good deal OF
abuse Just at present from the anti-Senitic press
and party leaders, IN connection with his recent
issue Of an imperial general order TO the army ai-
recttng that in the election OF officers no duesuon
~ ,raad or race must be allowed weigh in the
matter AS have frequently mentioned In these
letters the Kaiser himself is in no way responsDis
for the fact that there no Jews among the
officers of the German army. 1t is not his tsuIt
that the commissioned ranks OF the German army
are closed to Hebrews but II is the fault oil TIE
officers themselves who as in the OF u1aEy
clubs on both sides the Atlantic, have the risht
of passing on the nominations to their regiments
and OF choosing those with whom they are 70 De
closely associated comrades even more inrmate-
" than IN any club II is TO their blackballinS OK
-, leu, candidate that is due the exclusion OF
the Hebrews from the commissioned ranks ana
Emperor William after having repeatedly endeaV-
ored tn put stop 10 this In quiet way, and by
u.sns Of persuasion. has nov issued psremptorV
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OFFICIAL Record and Forecaet.-Washington Aug =
~ Atlantic coast storm has passed beyond the Canadian
Martini. provinces without unusual incident and t&r
weather has prevailed generally except in the south AZ
lantic and Gulf states and the extreme southwest
.bou,era continued has broken IN the
Takotas and Montana but high temperatures continue
IN the central and have extended eastward into
-. central valleys and western upper lake region
ocaT thunderstor1ns will continue Monday and Iues
south Southwest; elsewhere the
- will be generally although occasional local
shoers may occur the falling temperature IN the
S+,,hyes+ II will be during the next two days
IN the Fast and It will continue warm IN the ONO
ia - western lower region. II Will also Dc
@ naeS SI1ndav in the Missouri and upper Mississippi
,sIlsvs and upper region. followed oy somewhat
ccaisr weather Tuesday Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
COST OF ENGLISH NATURALIZATION.

COST OF ENGLISH NATURALIZATION.
While Il will cost Lord Fairfax many thousands
of dollars to establish his right to the old Stuart
barony OF Fairfax Of Cameron. and 10 obtain from
the Crown a declaration that he is peer OF scot
land and the rigtful Lord Fairfax the preliminary
step of obtaining letters naturalization. which he
was obliged to take did not involve an expenditure
Of than 80 In fact SO is the average price
exacted by the English government in fees for let
ters of naturalization. the idea being to cover the
expense of inquiry as to whether the applicant Is
OF good character and really intends to exercise the
privileges of British citizenship. No one seems TO
take exception the expense but. on the contrary
all appear satisfied that the letters Of naturaliza-
ton worth $40 and more.
American citizenship offers even greater ad-
vantages aliens. politically and above ALL eco
nomically. since this country is land Of bound
less possibilities If English letters OF naturaIiza
tiou worth s35, surely similar price might
be demanded for those Of American citizenship
The imposition of fee of this kind would place
a higher value in the eyes Of incoming foreigners
on the privilege of citizenship. would furnish
the federal authorities with additional means or
investigation and discrirnina ton, and would like
wise produce by means inconsiderabie source
of revenue
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
SPIRITS Or FRAUDS!
lilly DaleYs Give Their Own Shows Clean
RiII

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Not very long ago you gave TO your readers
quite csustc editorial comments upon the
character OF Lily Dale Assembly. following some
conclusions by Professor James II. Hyslops rep
resentative. Mr.. Darlington.
We believe IT IS the policy OF your paper to deal
fairly by all; therefore would be glad TO have
you give equal prominence the tnclosed evidence
as to the integrity OF this assembly and its
asement ESTHER c. HUMPHREY, President.
Lily Dale, N Y, July 2s 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
PRESIDENT TO VIEW SPANISH WAR MEN.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Boston Aug President Roosevelt has sig
niied his intention of attending the national en-
campment of the Spanish War veterans TO De heId
in Boston the last week in August The officials
OF the organization made this announcement To-
dav He will review the parade of the veterans
Admiral Dewey General Miles and a number OF
other army and navy officers VIII also atteno-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HOLD MEN FOR PLAYING POKER

There is only one way to break up these places
where poor workingmen go and lose all theF
earnings and leave their families to sarve Tor the
rest of the week and I shall hold them Gor trial.
said Magistrate Wahe. in the Essex MARKET
court yesterday TO a lawyer who had asked him
TO discharge several arrested on charge OF
gambling The police said they made a raid on
CANDY store and arrested Jacob Reich. the pro
nrtetor and eleven men who were playing poker.
Reich was held in 500 bail for trial and the others
IN 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
WAR OVER DOGS IN sERKsHIREs.
lRv ralesraph to - Tribune.

(By Telegraph 10 The Trioune)
Ienox Mass, Aug. 2-The summer vlsitors and
the permanent residents OF the Berkshtres are IN
almost open war over the depredations committed
by the dogs of the region. One or the wealthiest
summer residents. a New Yorker Is leading the
nGht against the citizens and their dogs He says
thar the dogs have killed his valuable sheep. As a
a-st sten he has brought suit. and now he says hs
vii XIII every dog hs Az4is on hLA property
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03

For the convenIsncs TRIBUNE readers s5rosd
Ealgements have been made 70 Keep ne DAILH ara
LONDoN-HOtsi victoria savoy Hotel. Charlton Hos:'.
land Grand Hotel. Howard Hotel. Norfolk ssrser
ENGI-ANDGAdephi Hotel. L4vsFpeoI; Midland Hotel.
Manchester: 0ues1-s Hotel. Leeess. Midl&SG HS5ei
land Hotel MOrecsnbs Bay. Midland Hotel. Derby
HoIlier's Hotel, Shankliu, Isle Of Wight
AYR station Hotel. Dumfriss' Station Hotel. Turn
c;IBRAITAR-FIotsI Cecil
FRANC-Hotsl Continental Grand Hotel Hotel NTsurcs.
Hotel Lille et d Albion. Hotel ST James Albany
Hotel Montana -75 Hotel BALTIMORE. Paris. Grand
Batns. Hotel de TUntvers. Tours: Hotel Pare.
rr4iSITy>fe-and Hotel Brussels: Grand Hotel rFosst
de- FFurope and Hotel Weber, Antwerp. Hotel SpIen-
t5oIJ.AND-HOtsI des IEdss. The Hague; The Kurhau.
sSTYfote Bristol Central Hotel Hotel Az.
Elite Hotel. Alexandria Hotel. H9sei COh1rg HSsei
Royal. Hotel kSssis and HGse P1riserhof. Berlin:
Hotel King or Prussia aI1 totei MonopO- Cassei
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$50 Dresien PARK Hotel and Royal Hotel p,1ss
Sorf Hotel Angleterre. Ems Hotel MOnopoI and Hsfsl
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Brasseur. LGxemburEs Hotel "a Holland Mayence;
mental Hotel -Four Seasons % 4a6 Hotel De Rassls.
Munich Etots hA1aS.ton az I1Se lt Sstropole NaG-
Nuremberg. Hotel MarQuartt. Stuttgart. Bear Ffcesi
Tfrisrs- Hotel Nassauerhof Palace Hotel FIotel ~
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nest Hotel savoy and End Hotel National aaa
Hotel Hanover. Carlsbad. Hotel Tyrol. Inns0rack.
KOpp's Hotel. kOnissvile Franzen-oac. HoSsl Wet
mar and Hotel Kllnger. MaFisEoaa
SWITZERL~AND-Hot Victoria basic; Hotel Bssa
JungfraubIck Interiaksa: Hotel Beau site Lausanne
Palace Hotel. Malojas Hotel Belmont Aonrreuxs HO-
IrAfYLHotei Exceisior Hotel Hotel ouir1nAl
t zsIsre EJotsI and savoy Hofel, Genoa Hoesl a
- yNs. Milan. Hotel panish and orsrt HsesL Vsrsca
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Special Notices.
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the file Of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has JUST been
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order How this order is criticised and assaied
may be gathered from the heading Of an article in
of the leading anii-Semitio papers. which runs
follows I'VE Do Not Understand Our EN-
peror.'' But, although the Kaiser will hold the
commanding generals responsible for the execution
Of this general order it is probable that 1t Will not
really be enforced until he has inflicted some ex-
empary punishment upon those guilty of disobey-
ing it.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03

CoIumbia- Maryland
warmer to-day: Tuesday fair light south winds
For Delaware New Jersey fair today sno "aIaer
,- ,hA Interior; Tuesday fair: Light south winds.
Al IElr Nau England to-day and warmer in west
ortjon TUESDAY and warmer in east portion hsnt
For western New York fair and warmer to-day Tues-
a., 1utr. light 70 fresh to south winds
For western Pennsylvania, fair ana warmer to-oAJ
and Tuesday: light to fresh south Tlnas - s.-.
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania. fair and NAficr tO-uay'
Tuesday fair light south winds
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

puT NtONT-JOhn Barrett, Washington BFtEi
NJ p LYONS, Boston. HOLLAND-CaPta
= NJ PassoW IS. St Paul. IMPERIAL
Murray. London.
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY - degrees. lowest Is
corresponding date last year.
7s average for corresponding date last thiry-three
years "a
"a vrrtsbs winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
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from, the Weather Bureau the changes In the tenn
erature for the last twentytour hours in comparison
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Atwater Charles F. R.yaoIes Rxsu.s7-a
Brown Eloridss 6 sete- sloroncs
Could Elizabeth Stockton. william Ia p
KiulbaT Mary p G. Webb. Elizans-n W
AcCagS- Ezra b
Haven Conn On knsass Nosso. q rz5sr.l
after.
after lingering illness. Elbridss Gerry brown % No
g1st St the 5Stn year of bis age Flners4
ifss = T ns. Os ssr.r.z ns1 ave o1 Tusszy Aassss
II a m Kindly omit 6owsrs
CRABTREE-At Ocean Grove. " J.. August 2 1905.
neral services on Tuesday. August ,. N. AZ -.
residence No 414 Riehnond Lsr-acs. Es~ 5rsnt'a'
GoULD-At Fairfield Conn. Saturday, Au<us- Z 1903
Elizabeth b Gould Friends are Invited 20 sssead r1e
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D. m Burial at Fairfield East Csnsts-y.
KIMBALI-ou August 2 1905 Mary Gr.snae.t,
esnSSt.T 81 ths Iaps Re- Jonathan 6srsenI.s< D. D.
Of srQoSlyn & \ 7! IN ne s2e yea of @ Be- 4,s.,s
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service a. bis tathsrs ho1e No s67 Hartso-d ESssz
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SrsTes lslsy dastsT Rs q asFr@t ard th' A'
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ssephsns IN hsI s5th year year Tr.nsss .erv1es a. y.
Tuesday. August 4 at D N.
sTOCKToN-sutdeuIy st Newark y. J., o. suutay.
august 2 1905 william Le Roy stoc<toS yognzs-,
Princeton. y J. aged S3 years
wEBB-At woodland. Ulster County N 7. EHsxbsGs
W Webb. wife Of the late Charles Hs1ry wsbb
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03

DURAND-KEEFE-A Milford. Conn. Auxss L isoA
by the Rev r. A Sumner % ths Ff-sr Cc1xrsgnro1A
Church N. Kssfs TO william csc1 DuxArd
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
Died.

Notices Of marriages and ds~sns nus D" SAsrsss
With full address,
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

A duty you owe yourself and the
town Is to plant trees now. Phone
479. Chiekasha Nursery 1-24-dtf
quail oonee al Geo. X. Powers. Al
South Second. SSO-ot
For coal. feed ana seed 500 Sims
B Arnold. 4th and Kansas. Phone
90 1-25.tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

See John A. Deering for farm and
city loans. Phoneee 28o. 41-tf
c S. Yeaton Of El Reno IS spending
a few day here on business.
Your spring suit is waiting for you
lat Bryan's 8-25-12t
w D. Jennlnss ana A. L Kirkham
are Oklahoma City visitors "a Chick
asha today
oauil corn at Geo. K. Powers, llll
South Second. 8-8O-6t
Art sale by Vincent artist, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, at Chickasha
Furniture store S-3O-3t
Brading & Co, and Cotteral of the
City Meat market have installed a
free watering trough on Fifth and kan
sas.
Louis brand pumpkin for pics, in
cans, regular price . for 25c. We VIII
sell three cans for 25c. Brading
leo
Quail brand of fruit and vegetables,
complete line, now bong demonstrated
at E. E. Dugans, fer sale by A. A
Holmes. Alb
Mrs Lettie Aufricht Of Oklahoma
City is giving very delightful demon
strations Of the Ridenour-Baker Quail
brand goods at the Dugan department
store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Loofburror who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. C. Richards on North Eighth street.
nave returned to their home in Okla
homa City
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First
Congregational churcn viii meet with
Mrs. j. G. Rischel at 912 South Ninth
street Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock. A full attendance Of mem
bers is requested. Visitors welcome.
w T. Phillips and wife Of Lone
, Wolf were Chiekasna visitors yester-
day enroute to Oklahoma City where
they were called to testify as witness
es in the Wright murder case.
Your spring suit is waiting for you
at Bryan's- 3-zs t2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

Bussong and Shilling have an up-to-
ate cleaning and repairing establish
ment under the Daily Express Office.
They do first-class work. Try them.
If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

# you want to plant trees, get good
mes, trees that are acclimated here.
The Chlckasha Nursery viii supply
ust what you want. Phone 479 da
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

III ouutu DetoAu- o-ov-ue
DR. j o. Wharton made professions
al trip to Carnegie last night
The big electric sign tells the story
lot Meals good meats. Phone 14O
the facts-that is, the meat S-2s-lmo
Miss Hazel Ramey has accepted a
position in DR.. Baze's Office.
Quai Drana OF ruit and ,tgetables
complete line, now being demonstrated
at e. E. Dugans, fer sale by A. a.
Holmes. 41-St
Gerald Bedner Of Alex, is visiting
old friends in Chickasha today
None better than Neals' meats
lard and seasonable goods. Phone
l4t and see how true this is. 3-2S-lmo
Master Ashley Hall and Miss Berne-
delta Dugan, who have been sick for
the past two weeks are row better.
We have full line of Heinz '57
varieties" Of pickles, preserves, ETC.,
at DeVores Phone rs. S-31-5t
Mrs j. w. Alexander Of Pocasset is
visiting her mother Mrs. J. o. Mason,
north Of chickasha. ~
Louis brand pumpkin for pics, in
cans, regular price > sCr 25c We viii
sell three cans for Csc Brading &
co.
Miss Mildred Loveioy Of Springfield,
H., is a guest at the home Of J. M.
Wantland Of this city.
For money to loan on first class
city property, see A. L. Mordt & Co
Phone 212. 1-4-1mo
Mrs. Margaret Hermes who has been
living in Chandler the past winter has
returned to make this city her home.
Quail brand Of fruit and vegetables,
complete line, now being demonstrated
at E. f. Dugans, for sale by A. A.
Holmes. 4-1-3l
Mrs. Susan H. Clark visited her
son A. Clark, in Chickasha yesterday
on her way to Oklahoma City
Spring styles in Walkover shoes and
oxfords at Bryan's S-25-12t
Louis brand pumpkin for pies, il
cansregGlar price for 25c We Till
sell three cans for 25c. Brading &
Co.
The Womans Missionary society o
the Baptist church will meet with Mrs
Freeman at the parsonage THURSDAY
afternoon at three o'clock.
Try one month buying your groceries
at DeVore's and see how well you vii
be pleased Phone 2S, 3-S1-5t
The Womans Home Missionary SC
ciety of the Methodist church vii
meet in the church parlors tomorrow
afternoon at three O'Clock.
Spring styles in Walkover shoes AM
oxfords at Bryan's S-25-12t
Let us figure on your BILL Dayit
son & Chase Lumber Co. -E. F
Murphy, Mgr S-17-tf
VIII Bridges Of Oklahoma City a
rived iu Chiekasha last night for
short visit with his brother Mayo
Bridges.
Kreitz & speicker, Funeral Dire
tors. Phone 54S 1-lStf
We are agents for the famous Fer
dell coffee, tea and spices DeVore
Phone 2s 8-S1-5t
MIR. and Mrs Louis Means ha'
moved to Chickasha from Waurik
and MIR Means has accepted poI
tion with Driggers & Daniels
satisfaction guaranteed is a b
word at Meals Meat market Pho
10 and get the goods with the gui
antee. 3-2S-imo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

The S. D. Simons Music company Of
this city has just bought one thousand
assortments of sheet music, Please
call and see our up to date and latest
music. It viii be in by the last Of
this week 3-S0.Ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

Kreitz & speicker. Funeral Direc-
tors, Phone 54S. l-1Su
Fancy RIcAlester lump S70O a ton,
delivered. Phone 739. Chickosha
Wood and Coal company. S-26-12t
II You have an Ice cream freezer be.
onging to the Owl Drug store, please
sotlfy them. S=6-h
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

Quail hominy, at Geo. X. Powers, III
South Second. 3-S0-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-01

Quail brand of fruit and vegetables,
complete line, now being demonstrated
At 2. e. Dugan's, for sale by A. A
Holmes. Alb
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