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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06
The Best Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on
to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains in the side or chest give
it trial and you are certain to be
more than pleased with the prompt
relief which It affords This liniment
also relieves rheumatic pains and Is
certain to please anyone suffering from
that disease. Sold by all druggists
DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06
Atteat:
Joe Dews, City Clerk
LARGE cold Exports.

In the month q May a26,555,s13 in
gold was exported from this country
and sS.06s. .40S wa imported. making
net export Of SIS. s.lse,511. In May
iAss year there was net export Of
s1.S2a.1s1. the Oatward movement be-
ing s4.s05,4s4 and the inward g. .eS2-
1cs. but IN Hay. 1905, there was a
net import Of sss.1ss,sSO The export
Of last month followed one OF ;14.476.-
s41 Ia April. making nearly sac. .OO0, 900
u the two months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06
INDIAN LANDS

$40 acres. four miles from railroad
town, $40 per acre. See us quick.
100 acres. 80 in cultivation, one mile
from railroad town. Grady county, a
bargain. $50 per acre.
Two 4O-acrs tracts, two miles from
0hickashA. we'll located, $45 and $50
per acre.
40 acres thrse and onehalf miles
from ChicAaGha. on section line, $2s
per acre.
90 acres, good upland, two miles
from good railroad town. Grady ooun-
ty. all fezssa. SIS psr care
80 acres, one and ons-half miles from
last named towu. SIS PER aero, number
ore Land.
2OO-acre lease near WauskAa, $500.
Above is only partial list q our bargains
The Globe Investment Go.
10 N. 3rd., St. Phoas SSs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06


and extension to curb lot 10, block "A.
Front Of lots 9, 8, 4 and II and front
Of and extension to curb lots /, and
liz block 4S.
Front Of lots 2, 3, A, s, 6. z, 8, 9, 10,
II, 70 and 1s and in front Of and extern
ton TO curb lots and IA, block ~.
Front Of lots ., 3, 4, 5, 6, q s, 9, 10,
ll1, y and iS and in front Of and exten-
sion to curb lots and IA, block A.
Front OF lots 2, 8, 4. 8, -, 10 and
front OF and extension to curb lots j
and a. block 40.
Front Of lois z, 8, 8, 10, II. 25 and
front Of and extension to curb lots IL
ard 20 and along side and extension
70 curb lot J., block 80.
Front Of lots 2 s, 19, 20, 2l, %, 2S
"a, 25 and front Of and extension to
curb lots 70 and 26 and extension to
curb lots / and 10, block 38.
Front Of lots 5, 6 Z, 8. 9, 10, Is, AZ
and IS and front Of and extension to
curb let Is and extension to curb lots
], IA and %, block 81
Front Of lots ?. 8, 4, 5. 6, Z, 8, 9. 10,
Ilt y. l3 and mont Of and extension
70 curb lots j end IA and extension to
curb lots IS and rs, block SO.
Front Of lots 2, 3 ana front of and ex-
tension to curb Let and extension to
Icrb lots A. and 8, block 1ls.
Front Of lots 8, 6, and west part
Of 2 and front Of and extension to
curt lots i, and 8, block III.
Front of lots 2, 3, 6, and front and
extersion TO curb lots !. a, and 8,
block 116.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lots l and 4, block 115.
Along side Of and extension to curb
To- 4, block ia.
Front Of lots and z and front OF
end extension to curb lots 3 and 8,
block 11S.
Front of lot and front of and exten-
sion to curb lots 5 and s. block l12.
Front Of lots 6 and Z and front and
extension to curb lots and s, block
iii.
Front of lots IS, II, 1s, 10, 20, q,
22, 23. a. 25 end f.ont and extension
to curb lots Is and 2s, block 35.
Front of lots 16, II, IS, 10, 20, 21,
22, 2s. "a, 25, 26 27 and front and ex-
tere'on to curb lots 10 and 2s, block "a.
Extension 10 curb lots 21 and IA,
block 80.
Front of lots %, %. "a. 25. 2s and
front and extension to curb lot 81 and
Extension 10 CRIB lot "A, block 80.
Front OF los le, II, IS, l9, 90 2I,
.22, 2S, "a end front and extension
to curb lots ) and 2s, block 81.
Front Of lots IS, II, 1S, 1s. 20, 21, 22,
and front and extension to curb lot
rs, block 80.
Front of lots 16, II, IS, 19, 20, 21, %,
%. "a, 25, 26, q and front of and ex-
tension to curb lot Is and 2s, block 29.
Front OF and extension to curb lots
and block 29A.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lot /, block SO.
Along side os ami extension to curb
lots l and 2s, block sc.
Along side OF and extension to curb
lot IA, block 62.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lot Il and Is, block 81.
Along side Of lots l and 2s. block 40.
Along side of lots IA and Is, block Al.
Along side of lot Is, block 80.
Along side of and extension to curb
lot !, block 81.
Along side of and extension to curb
lot Is and extension to curb lot IA,
block 27.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lots 1 and IS, block II.
Along side of and extension to curb
lot 2s, block IL.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lot IS, block 49,
Joe Dews,
City Clerk.
Mast Published Oct Ia. 1908.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06

We win loan you 10 per cent OF the
value of your land and approve loan
at once on application. Desring, slajor
& jenkins, Bassmszt First Natioaal
BaAk. D1s-l-srmlt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06
ORDINANCE NO. st2.

AA ordnance appropriating certain
moneys to the payment OF certain ac-
counts and expenses.
Be 1t ordained by the mayor and
councilmen of the city Of Chickasha,
Oklahoma, that the sum of s3,s1469
is hereby appropriated for the purpose
of paying bills upon the following funds
and which bills have heretofore been
aDnroved nv tho council
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06

Total disbursements .s3,81469

Total disbursements S3,S14.69
And the mayor and city clerk are
hereby directed to draw warrants on
said funds for the same in favor of
the persons to whom said bills were
allowed
Passed and approved this 1st day
of October, 1908.
BIB. Bridges, Mayor.
Attest:
Toa DAws Citv c1ark
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06
(First Published Oct 3, 190S.)
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK coNTRAc

Front Of lots 8, 8, 10 and Ii and front
and extensions to curb lot and ex
tension TO curb lot 2, block 2lS.
Front Of lots 9 and 1 Oand extension
to curb lot z and IL, block 1871
Extension TO curb lots / and 4, block
1872
Extensions to curb lot and IL,
block 1856.
Extension to curb lots 1 and 4. block
1s4
Extension to curb lots and 4, block
l59
Front Of lots O. 10 and II, and in
front Of and extension to curb lots
and -.
F tensions to curb lots. / and 2s.
block 81.
Extension to curb lot Is, and along
side Of and extension to curb lot ia,
block 50.
Extension to curb lots and 28,
block go
Along side Of and extension to curb
lots IA and IS, block 10.
Extension to curb lots / and 2S, block
78.
Along side and extension to curb
lots IA end 10, block "A.
Extension to curb lot 2s. and along
side and extension to curb lot l. block
81.
Along side and extension to curb lots
IA and 10, block 81.
Along side and extension to curb lots
and 2s, block 81.
Along side and extension to curb lots
"A and IS, block 5S.
Extension to curb, lot 2s and along
side Of and extension to curb lot /,
block Al.
Extension to curb lot Is and along
side and extension to curb, lot IA,
block AZ.
Along side of and extension TO curb
lot 2s and extension to curb lot /,
block 30.
Extension to curb lot IA and IS,
block 20.
Extension to curb lot 2S and along
side and extension to curb lot /, block
p.
Extension to curb lot II and along
side and extension to curb lot IA,
block 2s.
Along side and extension to curb lots
and %, block 16
Along side of and extension to curb
lots 10 and Il, block 15
Along side of and extension to curb
lots l and 2S. block 10.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lots and 7, block "A.
Front Of lots 8, 9, 10, II, 12, 1S and
in front Of and extension to curb lot
"A, block IS.
Front of lots 2. 8, 4. and 6, and
front end extension to curb lot l,
block 81.
Extension to curb lots and IA,
block Sc.
Front of lots 10, 16. II, IS and 19,
and front of and extension to curb lot
20, and along side and extension to
curb lot 1. block 55.
Along side Of and extension to curb
lot l. block 81.
Extension to curb lots and IA,
block 50.
Extension to curb lots and IA.
block 50.
Extension to curb lots and 4,
block 12S.
Extension to curb lots and 4,
block 127.
Extension to curb lots and 4,
block 1876.
Extension to curb lots ] and 4.
block 1875.
Extension to curb lots 1 and 4.
block 1874.
Extension to curb lot and front
of and front of and extension to curb
lots l and 3, block 1913.
Front Of lot 2. and in front of asd
extension to curb lots ! and 3, and
extension to curb lot G, block l22.
Extension to curb lots !, 4. 5 and
8. block 12i.
Extension to curb lots /, 4, and
s, block 12O.
Front Of lots 2S and Z, and in front
Of and extension 70 curb lots l, 4 and
5, and extension to curb lot 5, block
l19.
Front of lots 2, 8, 4, 8. 6, Z. s. 9. 10,
Il, 12 and IS and front of and exten-
sion curb lots and IA and extension
to curb lots is and 2S, block 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
GOVERNOR COMING HERE.
Spoke Befok Herhamer Business
Men Last Night.

Utica. n. Y, March 30-Scvernor Hughes
was the guest of honor and the principal
speaker at the third annual banquet of the
Herkimer Business Mems Association tonight.
The Governor arrived here at 6:3j o'clock. and
met by a large committee from Herki-
mer. special trolley took the party to
that place. where many windows adorned
with large pictures of Mr.. Hughes bearing the
words Welcome to Our Governor"
After his twenty minutes speech. Mr.. Hughes
came to Utica and boarded a train after mid
night for New York. where he is to remain to-
morrow, because of the primaries.
In his speech Governor Hughes said in part:
This is a good day for the business men: we
are having a temporary depression, but 1t cannot
last. Conditions such in this country that
i believe the return OF prosperity is sure in the
near future. 1t is a good day because 1t is
time of smpfcation and consideration. time
when the demagogue abroad in the land has the
least possible chance of a hearing ! believe
learning rapidly to appreciate the fact
that our problems are too important to be dealt
with hastily, that facts must be considered and
analyzed and their solution is not in thoughtless
ranks, but in the exercise of the best Judgment
that the fair demands of the people may be
met and at the same time the country may do
its work and prosper.
1t is a fact that large business enterprises are
more careful than for long time, and that they
seek to make their programme square with what
is equitable Action is being taken on the de-
mands being made that business shall be man
aged in honorable way. There is an ncreas-
ing desire for fair and practical consideration.
and in this approach with reason on one hand
and q desire TO be fair the other hand
question is so difficult but that fair solution
of it will be reached
There is no abatement whatever of insistence
the part of the people that the rights of the
people shall dominate; that no interest shall be
superior to the public interest; that there is a
growing appreciation of the fact that you cam
sprinkle sand in mechanism and expect
il work. 1t is a day when business men may
look forward with a greater confidence than in
long time. because the whole American peo
pie intelligently considering the Ques
tions of difficulty. There is desire the part
of every one that no injustice shall be done. but
that justice shall everywhere prevail
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
TRIES TO KILL WIFE.
BrookIun lfan Then Takes His
Ozcn Life.

Edward F. Randall. who lives at No. lo1 Park
Place Brooklyn. shot his WIFE Rose. in the
right law and left hand last night and then com
mitted suicide Mrs Randall although in a
serious condition at the Swedish Hospital. is ex
pected to live.
The nefghbors heard three shots shortly after
10 O'Clock last night. and saw Mrs Randall run
from, her home TO the house next door She
said: MY husband is trying to Kill me" Upon
hearing this few persons ran into the Randall
home and found the husband lying dead
The neighbors said that Mr.. and Mrs Randall
always appeared be happy pair, and did not
know Of any reason for the deed
Mr. Randalrs insurance policy made out TO
his wife wa. found the mantel. also a letter
written to him by his niece. who is said TO be
an inmate of deaf and dumb asylum in
New York.
Randall, 1t is said. was an expert accountant
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
CHILD KILLED IN SAVING BROTHER.
schoclboy Hero Crushed by Trolley Car in
East New York.

Is saving his brother Gussie from being Killed
r, Ralph avenue trolley car last night isid"r
Kos~u. Twelve years old. of No 63i Rocka"ay
avenue East &e~ York. lost his life as the 20
sgir of ms he-o.sIn. Isidor and Gussie were re-
'-ruir. home from Hebrew school and had to
cos :9s car tracks TO reach their home. As :he
boys crossed :a- tracks No 1917. Of the Ralph
atenGe line struck Isidor. who pushed his brother
IUssi- Danger
An IUfl-iattd cf".d gathered around fafl'h
E3erna- n.,,torrrtan o. the car, and started N 10
pannrnei him one man ~truck Brennan over ne
shoulders with a club. Brennan managed TO clear
himself from ~. crowd after a while and run 10
aorhe- car which took him 10 the canarsie i5arhs
Al TIE car barns the police told brennan 10
ctsnre his uniform. for fear of an"tfef "h'ofeaA-
P-errsr ,,s .l,. taken 30 the Brownsville station
or v-f,er. charge OF fscTnicide entered
against him .Irrl. rsiGor's body Was also taken
= the station house. after being pronounced pie-
1ess 2. Or ,furrhv of 81. Mary's Hospital
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
WOMAN HELD UP NEAR Il" STATION
Dragged into Hallway, Strangled and Con-
tents Of Handbag Taken from Her.

The screams of Miss Helen Lendhal, dress
maker of No. 42a East 165th street attracted the
attention of policemen last night, and when they
saw A man running away from the IL station at
Third avenue and 18th street. they gave chase and
captured him.
Returning. they found Miss Lendhal lying on the
stairs Of the station in state of exhaustion She
said the man had attacked her she was about TO
5scend the stairs and had dragged her to a nearby
doorway There she said he strangled her and took
the contents of handbag Then he knocked
down
The prisoner who said he Frank Hudson Of
No 402 East 21st street. taken 20 the East 22d
street police station and held a charge of high
,rav robbery Sixty and a pair scissors
and a thimbla found upon him- These
identified by the woman a her property.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
RAILROADS. GET TINE.
No Commodity Clause Prosecutions
Till after Supreme Court Decision.

Washington March 3O.-The government will
not prosecute railroads for failure to comply
with the commodity clause of the rate law
pending a decision of the Supreme Court This
decision has been reached. 1t is understood after
careful consideration by the President. and he
has accordingly directed the Department of Jus
tice to bring test soon as possible after
May /, the day when the law forbddinS rail-
roads to transport any article or commodity
other than timber. manufactured. mined or pro-
duced by such road or in which il is directly or
indirectly interested. goes into effect Thus. any
railroad that coal mines would be liable
to prosecution should it carry its own coal TO
market
The President it is stated, has no desire TO in
crease the embarrassments of the railroads IN
their efforts to comply with the law. and as the
question of the validity of the commodity
clause has been seriously raised by competent
legal opinion, 1t thought best for all inter
ests involved that prompt determination or
the question by the Supreme Court should be
sought. 1t is understood that the railroads have
given assurances the government that If the
courts decide against them they will immedi-
ately and In good faith comply with the law
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
HEPBURN DEFE4TED.
CHic Federation Bill to Stay IN
.JudiciarU Committee.
(Fr,m The Tribune Bureau.1


Washington, March 30.-The complete dorci-
nation of the House by Speaker Cannon has
once more been demonstrated, this time TO the
great discontinue of Representative Hepburn
chairman of the Committee on Interstate Com
merce. AS has been told in these dispatches
Colonel Hepburn was seriously aggrieved when
the Speaker referred his bill amending the anti
trust law, popularity known as the Civic Fedora
tion bill, to the Committee on Judiciary, OF
which Colonel Hepburn has said NO three Of
It's members have ever been known to agree on
anything
on Saturday Colonel Hepburn began the cir
culation of resolution overruling the Speaker.
discharging the Judiciary Committee from
further consideration of the Hepburn bill and re-
ferring it the Interstate Commerce Commit
tee. He was of the opinion that ii would be an
easy matter to obtain sufficient support for this
resolution 10 insure it's adoption. but to-day he
was compelled to give up in disgust. So pow
erfu is the influence of the Speaker that MEM
bers do not dare oppose him. and even the mem
bers OF Colonel Hepburns own committee were
afraid to support the resolution. Consequently.
the antitrust bill will remain in the Judiciary
Committee until agreement can be reached
and there are those who say that will be long
after the next Presidential campaign has been
fought and won
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
WIENIPEG TO TRY CITY OWNERSHIP.
Decides to Expend S13.OO0,OOO for Street
Railways. Lighting and Power Plants.

Winnipeg. Man. March 3o.-The City Council Of
Winnipeg decided tonight TO buy from the Mac
kenzie and Mann interests the street railways
within the city limits These properties include
thirty miles of electric railway, an electric
light plant and electric power plant. forty-f1ve
miles from the city. which supplies power
dustries will also be purchased The sale, based
on quotations o. stock in Toronto to-day. will in
Volvc about 81. 100000
The city is developing magnificent power plant
on Winnipeg River. sixty miles from the city
a cost of 5000 600 The City Council appointed
night committee complete the negotiations
The franchise Of the street railway company has
nineteen years 70
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
THIS WAS THE WRONG HUNTER.
Police Enter Meeting, but Find james l.,
Laundry Worker. Not Robert. Socialist

Tae police thinking that meeting vas CLOAK
,or 2 gathering of anarchists. and supposing that
Ro5ert Hunter was to speak, descended last even
Ing on the Independent Laundry Workers Of New
York II! Manhattan Hall. No. 576 East 63d street
4 le're- signed The Hawkins. sent I" captain
one. q the Last street station had misled
;ten.
Nhan SIX police nnscers, including a lieutenant
si.d se-e-a-r reached the hall they found that
o.e q The executives the Laundry Workers
James 7 Hunter was TO the meeting, in
sreed - Roberr Hunter and that the meeting had
been called 10 invite The ironers of the city TO
ioir Ihe organization The officers ~ first could
a9r realize that rne meeting innocent and
the members Of rhe organization say that many
q them were searched for weapons
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
HOME RULE ADVANCED
WINS POINT IN COMMONS.
Redmond's Resolution Faroring 4u-
tonomy adopted after Amendment

London March 3o-The House Of Commons
tonight. after a long debate the question of
Home Rule for Ireland, adopted by vote OF
3I3 to 157 resolution, moved by John E. Red
mond. the Natiopalist leader, that in the
opinion of this house solution of this problem
can only be attained h. giving the Irish people
legislative and executive control of all purely
Irish affairs after it had been amended by
adding the words "a subject to the supreme
authority of the imperial Parliament
1t known beforehand that the debate
could have only academic interest, because
the government already had pledged that there
would be deal in the matter of Home Rule
until it had received mandate at the genera!
election. But the debate made notable
through the strong declaration of Counsellor
Asquith. which was all the weghtier because
made at the moment Mr.. Asquith was actually
assuming the Premiership.
Mr.. Balfour, in a brief speech, had accused
his opponents Of speaking with two meanings.
a Radical meaning and Nationalist meaning.
He asked how it conceivably possible TO
carry out great Irish reforms with British
money except by British Parliament. and
this ambiguity. Amid Unionist laughter. Mr.
Asquith rose and said that never in his life had
he felt less embarrassed. For twenty years
he himself and his colleagues had steadily and
consistently advocated self-government for Ire
lands purely local affairs. He held that opinion
now as strongly as ever. He could not, how
ever. support Mr. Redmonds motion in its pres
ent form, because he found in it explicit
ognltion of imperial supremacy, and, further
because no Parliament would be justified in
embarkng in such task unless the matter
first had been submitted to the electorate. 1t
would be gross and ineXcusable violation of
their promises he said. to do SO in the lifetime
Of the present Parliament and as far the
present Parliament was concerned it had
exhausted its powers in regard to the problem
Of Irish government in the Irish councils bill
last year.
Timothy Healy closed the debate, declaring
that Mr. Asquith mistaken if he supposed
he would commend himself the Irish nation
by his speech.
Earl Percy, on behalf of the Unionists, moved
amendment declaring the House to be un-
alterably opposed to the creation Of Irish
Parliament with a responsible executive, but
the amendment rejected.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
EDWIN GOULD, OPTIuIST.
Western Maryland and Wabash
Plans Viii Be Carried Out.
ley Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Baltimore. March So.-Edwin Gould, who arrived
in Baltimore tonight from the South. declared
positively that there had been no change in the
original plans TO make the Western Maryland the
outlet Wabash in the determfna-
ton finish the Pittsburg extension.
We are he said, Just anxious to
hold to Baltimore. but the realization of that
purpose depends the completion of the Pitts
burg link
"Pttsburg will be reached later The
possibilities for the Wabash entirely too great
and cannot abandon this great improvement
The appointment of receiver will. Of course
cause some delay but great deal depends on the
money market.
Personally l think railroad securities the best
investments in the world. l rot frightened by
a furry in the money market and this confidence
seems pervade all the directors and stockholders
OF the Western Maryland"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
TAFT SPLITS ILLINOIS DISTRICT.
Cannon Supporters, Defeated, Will Elect
Delegates at Separate Convention.

Chicago March 3o-A contesting delegation to
,I,a Rsnpbcan National Convention is promised
<ro,, rhe lst Congress District of Illinois as re-
suit of a split In the district convention tonight
Daniel j Schuyler jr, and Chauncey Dewey we're
chosen delegates and instructed TO work for the
nomination of William II. Taft Presidential
candidate with about nifty of the l3l delegates
refusing TO vote after resolution indorsing Joseph
@ Cannon as Presidential candidate mad been de-
,,ared lost The supporters of Nj Cannon held II
new convention after the adjournment OF the nrst
Gathering effected organization and aicurned
subject TO call TO select delegates the national
convention.
Republicans of the 4th Congress District also
held a convention tonight David E. Shanahan
and Swan Norm were selected "a delegates 10
the national convention and instructed TO vote FOR
J.seph e. Cannon a. Presidential nominee.