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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04


Cine @erih mun0ene ~ G
Der an Il d +. - Im Won-
tag eriltd)tc @r. &uoolf 2emfe BON
Nr. $50, GlintouitroBe, Die Eoli5ci
nm 9{odforihun9 nn6 iciner Wflltter,
Der St1a Sabre olten 6rou 2eno
2cn1fe, melde iif nm Sonnto9 por
od)t Gogcn bon ieiner @obnun9 nit
Dem 8emerfcn entferrlte, bob lie lid
nod ser Scr5 Seiu.aird)e bcgeben
moQe, un0 iCitoem ipurlos oeri6mull'
ocn mar. 8eItcrn mltr0e MN SEER
Sclnfe Don iciner Wtlttter hcftad)rid-
tigt, BOB lie lid bel 6rou Sobn Vii
dorDs, Nr. t43S, Norb.9onbItrobe,
arfbolte lno BORT 81 bleiben geOcnfe.
GSrou Gentle erflGrte geitern abcno
einem 9eri6tcritotter bicier 3citrn9,
Dob lie lif nbiihtlif, Itilidmeigeno
BON ser @obnung i6rcs So6neS ellt-
iernt ullo bel ibrer Sreunbin l(ntcrs
funft oeirht unb audi gcirnoen bu.
be, "a cs ibr BEL i6rem Sobne nidt
me6r gefallen babe. Sic Iagte, lie
babe bier S0bne IN Baltimore lttO
eitcn in Nem.Oorf, o6er lie fonne bel
fcincnt oerielben Elm i1r 5ulogenoeS
llnterfommen finben. 8rou Semfe
iuuroe IN S0nigbeim 9o0erL geboren
un0 fam Dor etmo 81 Sobren llndl
9ln,crito. sic mar nit 9rn. Guboli
Gentle pc%rbeiratbet, ser Dor etrpo et-
ncm Sabre itarb.
Wub mnrten.-Ger "a Sabre
altc Mtdoel &eaD uon Nr. S15, 8il'
lorp.S troBe, oeiien Slt om Sonntog
Wtorgen ollrh einen unianiten Wlto'
itoB in Den Soiroum oes Serrn o,
$. Gbomos, YrGiioenten Der nWter.
d)antS H%otio1olbonf, mebte uno Ser
in ieinem orgebeiterten 3uiton0e Dor
ser Soustbiire bes Serrn SbomuS
Gobau ltlug, mub i'm 0efongnlB
parten. no CT ieincm Gro5eB Dor
Dem Grinlinolgcri6t entgegen liebt.
Serr 9bomos pcriu6te 5luar geltern
i'm StotionS6ouie, ben armen Silnoer
Ios5ueiier, es miirbe ihm ober ser
9eideio 5u tbeil, bob 9ettercr mar.
ten miiiie, bis Die Heibe an i'm fom.
me, I'm Dor sic @robgeihmorenen &c.
broflt ST. peroen.
8om Sdlage geriibrt. =
Ger 90 Sabre alte Gbarles u. Ropep
brad geltern slberlo eegen 5 ltbr on
ser Gde Don Sliperltrobe uno Mil.
ton-apenile beluubtloS 5ulonmen. Gr
puroe III ser Imbillons oes norooit-
lid)en 9iitriftS nod oem st. so.
iepb's Soipital" 9ebra6t, no es iih
beralisIteIlte, bob CT cinen Sdlagun-
fau erlitten bate. Gr erlonete &c.
Itern Ibeno oas 9etpubtiein mieoer
uno miro in einisen Sagen ipieoer
bergeiteut ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

Gicb uuo Scbler c II q c.
mmcn. - Wortin Srcobcr9cr,
Elm iun0cr Gcrtider, mcIdcr int Soil.
ic Or. 1929, Srancisitrobc, mobntc,
muroc gcIteru inter Ser Nnidullois
gltng oeS mcbriohen 0iebItoblS in
ser neitliden Eoli5eiitotion pom 30.
IiScirif)tcr 2ooen Dem 1eridtlihen
@rriobrcn iibcrwicien. Wtit iciner8cr.
boitung burd) Die 0ctcftipS S'Ion.
nell rmb lid idcint Die ToIi5ei cinen
grten 6ung gemoft 81 bober. @0b.
reno oes p~eriloiienen SobreS lou
6reobcr9er, ipcld)er bon 9crli 3ils
itneiber lit uno fir Die 6irmu Gopio
g. 8reii II. BRO an ser Gutom- ulb
@Crmanitrobe. iorpie ShloB BRO. &
SO, Ode bon Yocn. mo baltimore.
ItroBe, orbcitete, ins9eiommt "a Eoor
Soicn i'm Wertbe bon $50, boS 81,
gentbum 9enonnter 6irnler, an oen
Sd)ncibcr Mar EoSner bon 9tr. 400,
Noro.GutouitrnBe. perfouit baben.
Nosner, neld)cr Der &eblerei onqe.
iduloi9t miro, purbe geitern eben-
falS ~ielt9enommen uno ourd, Rihter
2ooen gegn 9iir9itoit iiir bos @e.
rid]tSperiobren arf freicn SUB se-
iett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
Stants @cicbgcbnng.

GtIifc Bills cinaereidt. - DIOR
gen Qcbt ser (crmiu iiir Ncmtcr
lager 81 Gnoc. - Ter @lnorunl
mar 9roB. - Sin0 g8iQcns, ocn
Staatc 5u oienen.
ANNAPOLIS, 3. 6c6rltor. - Gcl
Ecrmim, 0cu @ouocrncltr Grotbcra
fir Den GnIpfoug bon A%pplifutioncr
anaclcBt bat, 9e5t morgcn gu Gnoc
ubcr bic groBc Woilc Der Scrrcn, sic
&iQcn9 limo, ibrc Gienite Dem Stoo.
tc ST luCibcrL uno lit belttc cinitcll.
ten, bCrcdtigte gu Dem Sd]lub, ouI
0icie 0cn belItigcn Gog ais Oic lcBtc
Chance bicten0 bctroftctcn. y4ic lib.
lid, nnren Die glcmtcriudlcr pom gro.
Bcrcn uno flcincrcn Iclcgotioncu be-
gIcttct, ipeId)c 0crcn Ciidtigfcit fir
ou2 gclltdtc cucnt. Amt Dem 8ouucr.
ltcltr 81 @Cmiitbc fijbrtcn, onoCrc bat.
ten Den Whrtb, in 0icier @iniiGt ouf
Cigencn 6iiBen ST itcbcn.
llntcr ocn 9lpplitonten fir sic 81.
ccn5s@cboroc in Baltimore beion0 Iid,
Scrr @illiom q. Sobnion aus Snolp-
Sill, Der Geuiut lit, oos iopQiide
&onhlcbcE fiir Den &Qrm ser Sto0t
ultS5utnuihcn.
OberIt &obn Z. Worris, Scr Yoli.
5ctsGommiiiGr 81 mcr0cn miirridt,
mar in annapolis, ser BON elmer &c.
legation in0oiiirt mur0c, ole bel Dem
@oltDcrncur I'M Sltcrciic oes @errt
nEomc9 :. O'9teiQ poriprod,, ocn ir.
9cnO Gin Nmt pniicn miir0c.
@cncrolaNoiutont @orfielo itcllte
Gem StuotS-O %bcrbollpt oic 0oftoren
Nntban .. 8orter m0 Gloll0c San
Nibbcr Don Baltimore Dor, 2cbtcrcr
iuilni6t Coroner 81 ipcr0crt.
Serr Sen 9lt6onon fam in 9c0lcis
ting BON &crrn Mm. s. Gorrid, Dc,
legaten Der 6. Wor0, er milnift Gin
Pint. Gr iiberbro6te Dem @ollucr-
ncllr eincn altcn Brief, Der bon eincm
@ilrger bon clifton in 1919 iibcr bic
pplitiihcn 3ultGn0e bon Gecil.Gomns
tD perfuBt lUor6en mar.
Foli5ciri6tcr 6lcet ". Cor, Der in
icincm glnt blcibcn mill, bottc ciuc
fllr5c llntcrrcoung nit Dem 8ollucr-
llCllr.
3luci groBe GelcNotionen fiibrtcn
GonOiootcn fiir ooS 2lmt oc5 Sobof5s
&nipcttors ms 6clo. Senator Nra.
ibcorcS itonO an Der Spibe Der GcIe.
cation bon Innc arun0cl-Gountp bic
&crrn Benjamin @otfinS beiiirrpor.
tetc. 0ic Siibrcr bciocr 6roftioncn
Der 0cn1ofrutiihcn Yortci, Or. Geo.
y3elS mo Hobert WtoB, geb0rtcn ST
6crielben.
Serr George @. Carroll. ser sc.
gcn.Gonoioot 0cS &crrn @otfinS,
iuuroc bon Den 0cmofraten bon
GbarlcS. GOlrntp, II, u. Den $50. s. Q.
Surncr, W. q. Carpenter, Miuiom
Gigga, NJ. H. Stonc, iuooiiirt.
GnS 6cller-0 cportcmcnt bon Arl.
nnpoliS, Oltrf Sen GrsWtopor Sobn
&c Y. 9oum ucrtretclL inooiiirtc
@crrn 2IoDo Z. Woc0iQ ais StootS-
6cucrmoridon.
Gic critic 9(ppIifotion fir einen
HIob on Der Sbcuiiih-Gommiiiion
rcihtc @crr GboS. $. Hltiica Of s.
bon annapolis, Elm, Der sic WtinpritGt
pcrtretcn mill.
In0crc NemterpiQi9e morcn sic
Scrrcn NSobn Z. 6obcu mo George
Miomcn ais Witglieocr Der StootS-
Observation-Disclosures;
Nrtbur Sonion ais Nhlitcrns Snipcf.
tor;
Slincr &. Sbiplcp ola @ibliotbctur;
Sobn EccI, iult.. bon Homecoming
ais Winen.S nIpcftor;
Mm. Grant olS Yoli5eisGrnminu.
tor unb idlieBIih
u. @rltton bon Baltimore. scr ais
Gbci.&od fir Den @olOcrneur arbci,
ten mohtc.
Die 2c0iSlotur.
Der Scnat ltnO 0oS llntcrDall3
tratcn bclte 9lbeno in Situn0, er.
lcoigten obcr nlir GolttincgcidGitc.
Gicb uuO Scbler ieIt G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
Scbbcl's cinsigcs S(tcIicr.

Wtr baben mn Gin Mtclicr it galti.
more, an0 oas bcfinSct fid in Scr
Gtagc at cbener Grbc, Wr. 321, HprS.
@ap-, mabe Sisb.Str. Sinocr-Hbo'
tograpbien cine Spcsialitat. = &eiue
Iacntcn nnS fcinc Srcppen ST itcigcn.
s. ScbbeI. 6. Grni, 8eiddftsfibrcr.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

BON uno na6 europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Nep.9orf, aaiiite ODER 3miiden.
oed. @ehIel, allsldnOiides @elo,
Greoit6rieie unb @elbienoungen.
Sbeu. s.. Sicner & ST.,
Nr. 217, Sit.Saltimurc.S traRc.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

@cnbclcr's Sptcl, 400 Galucrt-,
Gfc MnlbcrrD-Str Glcgautc Sdlaf'
simmer, mGfigc Erciic. Iabl5citcn
SIT icScr SascsScit. Gcgnlare Diners,
6cinitc 0ctrGmfc NIB Gigarrcn.
Gigent9iimcr @altcr u. @cnSrlcr.
CO.
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ySurmuuic : Gufc,"

Mr. 4t4, @clt-6 ngettcsS traRc, Sarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @iirSbnraer SOf'
BRAN friid ant 3apf. Sincrs, SunpcrS
Il Ia carte. Scbcn Samitas Ibcno
Trci-Gonscrt. (glpril1 ,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

NSam DIT,
CIR. 511, @eit 9cringtpn Strakc,
cmpiicblt iein Eager in Ibein. nnb
Woielueineu fir bic Seierta9e.
(IpriIf7, GoMPpGo,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
SbeD. $. 9iener 4 Go.

9euti6es nno anberes ausl1nbi.
ides @elo gcfauft uno perfauit.
8eIoieroungen beiorgt mad Geuti6.
lano, Seitreih, HuBlauo II. /. ~.
@ediel ausgeitc0t auf onsIGnoiife
9anfen. Greoitbrieie uno Grapelers
CHEQUES.
217O.=8altimore.Str.
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Ger Stuotorucfe /.

3oiielbe Shidlal bate Die Seroro.
ming, ourh nel6c Die 0obl beS
StobtorltferS obgeid)ofit uno ooiiir
bcitimmt miro, ooB ole BON oenlielbcn
biSber ntSgciiibrtcn 9rudorbcitcn
an Den Nieorigitbietenoen pergebct
merben. 9err 8%inSmongcr perilid)te
Die &crorbnung 81 retten, bod ltintnts
ten gegeit Die BON Serrn 9cb bean.
tragic 3lriidlcgung ollf uhbeItimmte
3eit MIR SS. WllIlifin ii1lo 9inSluon.
ger.
Cant iir Sen p0eutiden
Gorreipoubenten".
&on beioen RotbS5lpeieet iuitroc
gcitcrn ben1 YGeutihen Gorreiponocr.
ten" Der eiritimmige Sonf Der Wtit-
oIieber fir l%leberienoung bes .Go'
tben gutles" oisoeiprodlen. SIM er'
item HatbSSpeige brnd,te Serr Bet,
i'm slpeiten RotbS5meig Serr Seinte.
monn ben betreiienoen @eidliB elm.
Son beioen 3meigen onge.
nom men.
@on beiben &atbs5peigen tpuroen
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
Snake Indians Don't
Want TO Pay Taxes

WeIeetka, Ok, June 22.-The snake
Indians are gathering in their hill
haunts to listen to an address
by a lawyer they have employed in
Muskogee to defend their cause, par
ticularly their resistance of the state
law that provides for the assessment
Of their property. Mike Fife, leader
of the Snakes, and a negro henchman
named John Grayson, claim to have
had an agreement with the lawyer,
whose name is not revealed.
The Snakes are refusing to list their
lands for taxation Their people are
warned TO beware Of the assessors.
The leaders are preaching the doctrine
that statehood is a fraud and that the
white people win eventually be driven
from the state and the Indians again
left in control of their affairs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
aan~M MRMMAPM
AUIUGRUSSES
CONTINENT
SPOKANE MAN IS DOING A DIF-
FICULT STUNT WITH HIS
MACHINE

Spokane, Wash, June 22-Criss-
crossing the continent with a SO-horse
power automobile and continuing the
journey around the world through Eu-
rope, Egypt, Africa, Greece, the orient
and Australia, the trip to occupy five
years, is a tour undertaken BY Her
bert A. Hocer Of sprokane and Mrs
Hover, who will start eastward from
this city July |. They have already
driven from the extreme southern
coast boundary starting April "A at
the monument between California and
Mexico to the Canadian line in Brit
ish Columbia, and they are planning
to encompass the extreme breadth and
length OF the United States, touching
Canadian territory at Toronto and
Montreal. sailing from New York to
Naples early in October They will
reach Chicago by way OF Butte and
the Twin Cities. stopping also at
points in Montana, the Dakotas, Min
nesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois.
AIr. Hover is an expert driver. and
does not employ a chauffeur or ma
chinist He depends upon his recent
ly acquired knowledge Of auto-mech-
anism. One Of the devices he uses in
going over bad roads or sand deserts
is a pair Of canvas strips 20 feet wide
each and 50 feet in length It may
! be added that the trip Is not to break
time records. but it is expected Y
drive the automobile into places where
Ii has not been seen before
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
Negro for Legislature
In Logan County

Guthrie. June ~ "A Chamlin, ne
gro. Saturday filed petition with the
state board for the republican nom
ination as representative from Logan
county The district in which the
negro lives Is strongly republican and
includes the negro settlement at Guth-
rie. All but l6 names on the petition
were those Of negroes.
These democrats filed petitions for
state senator nominations: a. NJ.
Stewart, Greer county; A. Il. Agee,
Dewey; II. Dial Pottawatomie For
representatives the following demo
Gratis petitioned: II. Ireton, Grady
county; Joe Smith, Caddo; C. W.
Grlggs and C. L. Wilson, Greer; v.
f Harlow, Pottawatomie; c S Gil
lerson, Beckham; IT p Derwin, Lo-
gan; c. G. Mathis. Leaore; J. E. Ter.
rell. Kiowa.~s C. Burnelle, washita,
G. p. Smith Atoka
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
OFFICERS SEEK
ALT HUNTER
AGAIN
Another Negro Held
Up by Hirnin his
Mind

All Hunter, the slayer Of Sheriff
Garrison had another narrow escape
from capture yesterday. The only
trouble seems to have been that he
didn't show up in Grady county; 9TH
erwise he must surely have been TAX
en-. It was another case Of false tip.
Saturday evening a negro went
north from Chickasha toward Oklaho-
ma City. About four miles north Of
the Washita, according to the story
which he afterwards told he was held
up by a wicked looking black man
who brandished two guns, ordering
the traveller to go to farm house
near by and get his supper for him.
The negro did as the supposed Hun
ter commanded, but he ate the sup.
per himself and later told his story.
The facts were reported to sherifr
Louthan, who ordered the negro, who
gave his name as Walter West, to be-
held. When the sheriff and his men
appeared on the scene yesterday morn
ing prepared to scout the country in
search Of Hunter, West denied the
whole story, contradicting himself ia
many particulars.
The sheriff brought West here and
threw him in jail, thinking he might
be wanted to answer for crime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
GORE looks
AFTER FENCES
SAYS HE DIDN'T FILIBUSTER Z
WILL GIVE HIS OPPONENT A
SWIFT CHASE

Oklahoma City, June 22.-"My visit
to Oklahoma at this time is purely
political. I do not know how tangible
opposition to my reelection to the
senate has become. 1 came to find out
hope to be returned to Washington
by an overwhelming majority There
will be no hare and tortoise race" So
says Senator Thomas P. Gore
II was not flibustering on the AL
drich currency bill" Mr.. Gore CON
tinued, concerning the recent LaFol-
lette filibuster at the close Of the
present session. q do not know
whether Senator Stone and Senator
LaFollette had prearranged to hold
the floor or not. was discussing the
proposition because I felt disposed
to- The reports misrepresented the
true situation.
Congress has done much to defeat
the republicans this fall, if the people
would become thoroughly familiar
with the details
Senator Gore says the the republi
can nominee for the presidency vii
be defeated largely because the Amer
lean people deny the right Of Roose
welt to chose a successor He enum
crates other conditions that to him
foreteI the election Of Bryan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
PaulS Valley Won In
County Seat Fight

Pauls Valley, Okla, June 22.-Under
the provision of the lazy governing
county seat eiecteions which recites
that county seat located by the
constitutional convention within six
miles Of the geographical center Of the
county may retain the seat in con-
test by 60 per cent Of the votes cast
Pauls Valley will remain the county
seat Of Garvin county.
The election was held Saturday and
was characterized by quiet and eliber-
ate work. The total vote cast was
4,S79, Pauls Valley receiving zoos,
Wynnewood 1870, and ElmOre S04.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
SECOND CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
WITH LARGE CROWDS
Auspicious Opening for Week Of Splendid
instruction and Entertainment-AI High
Class Attraction

With Convention hall well filled,
the second Chickasha chautauqua
was opened yesterday afternoon with
concert by the Amphion quartet
It was a fitting prelude to the splen-
did series Of entertainment which will
be enjoyed throughout the week The
Amphion quartet made good, delight
ing the people with their musical
skill. They are clever artists and
fully met the expectations of every
one.
Through a misunderstanding the
arrangement for local speakers was
not carried out. Mr. Fulton, the man.
ager of the hall, made some appro.
pirate remarks in regard to the Chau-
tauqua.
At s p. M, after selections by the
quartet, Dr. J. M. Driver was intro
duced as the speaker Of the evening.
He is a polished orator with mar.
yellous command Of language, ornate
word pictures flowing from his tongue
in almost dazzling rapidity
The speaker discussed the mission
Of the Hebrew, the, Anglo-Saxon and
the black races, defining the element
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22

each contributed to civilization. The
Hebrew gave the world religion, while
the Anglo-Saxon race was designed to
furnish law and govern A respon-
siYe chord was struck with the major
ity Of the audience when the lecturer
declared that the black man could
never be anything more than a SER
want to the white race
While doubtless few agreed with all
the philosophy advanced by Dr. Driv-
er, there was mucn that provoked
thought.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock DR.. H
w. Sears, who was one of the favor
ties last year re-appeared on the plat
form, preaching his wholesome gospe
Of nope, kindness, mirth and goodwill
As popular lecturer and entertainer
DR.. Sears has no superior in America
He will be heard again later in thu
week.
This evening Nat Brigham, whit
comes with a wide reputation as
popular entertainer, will be the speak
er and tomorrow afternoon and eye
ming the Dunbar maie quartet an,
hell ringers who need no cOmmen
dation to the people Of Chickasha, vii
be the attraction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
ELECTTONBOARD ORGANIZES

The county election board. com
posed Of julie Gunter, of Minco; H.
j. Miller and f. NJ. Payne Of this city,
met this morning and organized by
electlng the first named chairman
and Mr.. Miller secretary.
The board is sending out notices
to the precinct committeeman Of both
parties, requesting them to recon-
mend precinct election officers and
will meet next Monday to act on these
recommendations An inspector, iudg-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
Fire In a Box Car
Damage Was Slight

Fire broke out early last night in
a Rock Island box car standing in the
yards north Of the depot. The watch
man Immediately got busy and had the
blaze under control when Chief Thorn
as arrived and put the finishing touch
es to the job A hole was burned
in the car but the damage was slight.
The car was loaded, with grain doors
and had evidently been occupied by
'bo'sg who left some loose paper in
one end Of it. An engine spark is
supposed to have done the rest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

Petitions were circulated mong the
republicans today to put NJ. S Cobb Of
this city and j. B. Pope of Minco in
the race for the legislature. The OBJ
iect Of putting them on the ticket is
not known unless it be a mere for
mality.
Mr.. McCobb is 2 well known car
penter and Mr Pope is a prominent
real estate man who has taken an act
i've part in republican politics
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
SWitChman Crushed
Between the Cars

H. Reeter, a Rock Island switchman
from Fort Worth was seriously in
iured in the Chiekasha yards yester-
day afternoon. While cutting on an
engine he was caught between two
cars and badly crushed. Although in
ternal and external wounds are ser
ious, his life is not thought to be in
danger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22

es and clerks Of election are to be
appointed for each precinct.
Registration is required in cities
and the inspectors will be the regis
tration officers No change will be
made in the city Of chickasha, each
ward constituting a precinct, SO that
there viii be four registration Off
GERS.
Registration will begin July / and
the books will remain open till the
last Saturday night Of the month All
voters are required to register
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
ChiCkaSha Defeats
AnadarkO-CIOSe Score

A LOCAL baseball team played Ana
darko at the latter place yesterday
winning by a score OF 9 10 s. It was
a clean. .snappy game ana the close
score showed good work.
The big feature Of the game was
credited to olan Holligsworth who
landed for two two-base hits, two
singles. and sacrifice IN iive times
up. All the boys did creditable play
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
HIS. WILL HAVE
A LYCEUM
COURSE
Fine Series OF Attrac-
tons for Next Year
Good Program

Arrangements have been completed
whereby Chickasha IS assured Of a
high class lyceum course next fall.
and winter II will be under the aus
pices OF the high school and has re-
ceived the endorsement Of the school
board, the commercial club and the
women's clubs
Miss Jean Stuart Hamilton Of Wich-
ita. representing the Central Lyceum
bureau, has been in the city several
days arranging for the course Of en-
teretainments and lectures, and the
list Of attractions agreed upon is an
unusually good one
The course will begin Nov. IA with
a lecture by Senator J. P Dolliver. Of
Iowa, who is recognized as one Of the
foremost orators of the country. He
viii be followed on Nov 80 by the
orphean Musical club, an organization
OF splendid entertainers. The next
number which win pe on December
20 is shungopavi, a Moqui Indian, who
has a worldwide reputation as q Ma
gician
In January win come Opie Read
the inimitable novelist and story tell
er and he win be followed BY Gilbert
Tldridge, the celebrated impersonator
The Honolulu Students, a sextette Of
native Hawailans will furnish the
next number, and MCGOWAN the vel
known lecturer finishes the course.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
CANDIDATE TAFT TRIES
TO PLAcATE BLACKS

Washington, June 22.-Before re-
signing, Secretary Taft directed the
quartermaster general OF the army to
reserve a suitable plot of ground in
Arlington cemetery as a site for a
monument in special honor Of negro
soldiers who lost their lives in tn
civil war The colored soldiers monu-
ment association which petitioned for
this action. is collecting funds with
which it is proposed to erect the mon
ument.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22

Mrs Trotter. Miss Aeen and Messrs.
Charles and Stephen Bailey from Mis-
slssippi arrived in chickasha this az
ternoon to be present at the Bailey
Hewett wedding. Wednesday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
POLICE COURT

The police officers turned in a bunch
Of FIVE drunks and one vag this morn
ing to Judge Grigsby who assessed
the regulation fine in each case
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-22
REJECT ALL BIDS

REJECT ALL BIDS
The school board met this
morning and opened bids on the
sale Of the high schools bonds.
Several bids were received
but none Of them being satisfac-
tory, the board decided to re-
leet all Of them and call for
bids again, to be opened at 1880
p. m. July 9th.
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