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Evening star., 1908-01-28
LUSH WILL STRENGTHEN
CLEVELAND'S OUTFIELD

CLEVELAND Ohio, January 2o-
Billy Lush may BE- back in the fold with
in a few weeks.
According to a special from New Haven
Yale has decided TO pass up the profes-
sionaI coach i'm base ball and take up the
graduate system That means that BlllN
Lush will be requested 10 retire at ihe
close of the basket ball season.
Tad Jones who will catch and captain
the Yale team. will be the head coach,
He will be assisted in his work by a NUM-
her Of former Yale base bah stars. who
will come back to New Haven from time
To time and help whip the team III shape
for the big games. Jones is one of aie 5
best all-around athletes. lie was a star
on the foot ball team. and Is reputed 10
he the best college ball player IN the eas..
He looked so good to Charley Murphy
that the president of the CuhS oi1efed
him a fancy salary, but il was turned
down
Billy Lush has been in charge OF the
basket and base ball squads at 1die lot
two wears. and under him the Blue has
been represented by some OF the pest
teams in its history. Lush was Receiving
a fat salary for his ServiceS-ln lact ~
was so good that it caused him TO pass
ND big league ball. When Lusn quit the
hia league he was the property of the
serve list and il he cares to play pall IL
must be with the Maps
Lush was in the city for several days
during the Christmas holidays lie was
in charge of the basket ban team "i'cil
made a big trip through this section, ana
headuuarters were made in TINS Guy.
Lush called on the officials OF the iocai
club and made known his desire TO play.
Evidently he anticipated the DONG away
with a head coach for he asked that he
be allowed 10 report to the local team al
the close of the college season. lie was
Informed that if he cared to play with the
Maps he would have TO report win the
rest of the team and so south.
Now that Lush is minus his soft job
looking after the 'rah. rah' boys IL
would not be at all surprising II letter
from the great sun fielder would reach
the local office within the next Few DAY
The addition of Lush would greatly
strengthen the Nap outtield provided ne
can still play his game of old
Evening star., 1908-01-28
RUBE WADDELL
ST4RS UP NEW ORLEANS

That Portiop OF Louisiana known as
New Orleans is sitting up and taking
notice. Cause why? George Edward
,RuheI Wsddcn Philadelphia pride and
Connie Mack's pre- soLrce of JOY. has
hit he burg. TIE kiqky southwing. who
can DO a trek at bartendine. fishing act
.nG - any old thing On the list o. out
sd. .o"ks like the ready currency He is
~ New Orleans 10 get iu trim FOR the
coming days % diamond strife and stress
having JuSt completed post graduate
course .n Is4ak Waltoa's outdoor uniyer-
shy SAYS he: II sure am in the height
81 htaIa and the stars are telling me that
/ a:n due 10 make 'TS' tobb> etc feed
out "f my palm next season. The old
Evening star., 1908-01-28

criminate mix-up for whom the pass
was intended. They were at q loss to
find just where the ball hit the ground.
because the players piled in and all
became onside. The new rule vii, alter
this. Only the players who can .egally
touch the ball on the side making the
pass are allowed to recover it. and If
one of them has already touched it. only
he can regain it, The result is that the
penalty for bad Pass-the loss of the
ball-will be applied whenever the pass
is not handled by the man for whom it
was intended
Coaches must carefully study the con-
dltions under which the play may be
used. and will not be able to risk the
pass as often as last season. Ecsides.
they will be better protected in making
their plays. for the rules committee
cumstances anything in the nature of
holding or tackling might be allowed
while the ball is in the air on pass.
Evening star., 1908-01-28
Champion Woman Wrestler's Victory

The referee awarded Miss Cora Living
ston. the worlds woman wrestler the
decision over an unknown woman
grappler at the New Lyceum last night
on account of her mana ager's interfcr-
ence. Tor which the latter had been
warned several times. The unknown
was of the stiffcSt PROPOSE
tions who has AS yet appeared before
the noted wrestler and it is regretted
that the bout was not carried out until
tae finish or 2 fall had been obtained.
This attraction served as "A big dra wing
card for tho show. and every one waited
until the end to get line on the cham
pion. Miss Bertha Stark. a local wres-
tier of some renown. will try her hand
with Miss Livingston after the regular
performance this evening.
Evening star., 1908-01-28

beat his own record OF 4ea by firing twenty
more shots in one minute In this event
the contestants use automatic rifles with
a capacity of ten shells. but they must
do their own loading
Among the wall-kuown marksmen al
ready here are Capt. \. r. Laudens cll
Harry NJ. Thomas Seneca c. Lewis nt
New Haven. Conn; Tom Keller w. 4.
rewes. 5. {. Ross. l.. Buff New York;
Rudolph Cute. Long Island: L. r. Ittcll
OF Plttsburs, winner of the 1907 cham
pionshD: w. A. Sweeting. Scranton. Pa:
James Lewis. Allegheny, Pa: Charles
Newton. Buffalo. and Mr. Smith of Co.
!umLus ORC.
Shooting is 10 continue daily through
out the week. In addition to the usual
heavy list of money pres there is q
fine array OF special merchandise prizes
The feature event. of course, is the cham
pionship for the premier honors of lie
United States
Evening star., 1908-01-28
American Motor Buses at Nagssaki

Consul George H. Scidmore reports that
the Soshin Motor Car Company began
op- cations al Nasasaki November 4
with two American motor omntbuses. The
line of travel is confined TO the level
roads along the water front and up the
vallay 10 the suburb of trakami dis
lance of nearly three miles. An incrcase
in the number OF vehicles and length OF
roIte is expected al an early data. OH-
ing To the very hillS surface and narrow
and unde veloped character of the roads
in this part Of the japanese island of
k. hiu some time must eiapse before
improvements will permit an extensive
.sc Of aut0r v...stciea. Taels ApsSA is cE-
.sri, :e4 r~ C4s.,t raliss psr xvr1 SstAks
city limits.
Evening star., 1908-01-28
Chevy Chase Bowling Tourney.

\ bowling tournament VIII be held al
the Chevy Chase Club Friday and Sat
urday night. January 81 and February /,
ard from the size Of the entry list al
ready in the hands of Secretary George
Howard the sport will be most entertain
ing and exciting. The alleys have but
recently been refurnished. and are in
perfect condition The first prize IN ten
pins will 20 10 the bowler making the
highest average score in two games. The
second priZe will be on the highest score
made Tor q single game Should tire
winner of the first prize also make the
highest single scor. the second prize Will
he given TO tie next highest single score.
The prizes in the duckpin contest will
be awarded under the same conditions
\ orize will also be offered for the high
est combined score made by "A man and
woman in duclpins Friday night the
msn taking his highest score for single
ganla
Evening star., 1908-01-28
Mieses in Return PLAY.

Mirses. well known European chess
master. having prolonged his stay among
US beyond his original intention. has con-
sented TO give another Simultaneous exhi-
bition at The Chess Club this evening II
will be rscollected that when the master
WAS opposed by twenty three Washington
players last week he lost only one game.
although six others played good chess anl
We're bls to score draws. tha remaining
sixteen having 10 accept defeat. Mie$es
is one % the most noted simultaneous
artists. He has "A wonderfully quick
sight of the board and PLAYS with deadly
accuracS.
The local cracks are hoping IL do bet
ter tonight than they did last week. Tho
rooms Of the club are at Ga 18th street
ruortAvsst Ths DiAH begins ut Pm.
saA I'll, prsysss. taeluf.sG la6:es. who may
wish Ia participate will be accommodated.
Evening star., 1908-01-28
Good Start for Keogh.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. January 2S.-Jerome
kecgh of Buffalo las: night defeated
Thomas Hueston of ST. Louis. worlds
pool champion. in the first block of a
series OF go points TO be PLAYED for the
worlds championship. by score OF III
to 10. keoghs high run was 81: liues,
ions Il
Evening star., 1908-01-28
BASE BALL NOTES.

Toronto fans seem we'll satisfied with
the trade by which Jake Gettman is
secured from Buffalo for keister and
Hesterfer.
Evening star., 1908-01-28

If Billy Lush returns 10 active playing
the game will have one of the finest
throwers and speediest runners in the
business. The Cievelands would have
great throwing outfield with Lush. Bir-
mingham. Flick and Hinchman.
Evening star., 1908-01-28

"Topsy'' Hartsel does not get many
press notices. but year in and year out
he is about the best left-fifielder in the
American League. Unlimited quantities
of grit and spunk add to Hartsel's value.
Evening star., 1908-01-28

Mack will hold on to his two star re-
ceivers. Schreck and Powers, who form a
pair no other American League team can
match. In the National. Cincinnati has
an unbeatable staff in Schiel and Mclean.
Evening star., 1908-01-28

broadway aud I'D ST.. New York. \. Y.
ia. .a6. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
WORK PROGRESSING
on SUMMER THEATRE

TIE work at Convention Han Snm-
mer Theatre Is getting along ranidly
\ The force Of carpenters at work hare
already torn out the big music she'll.
and hare started to work upon the
stage ana other alterations. The seen
.ey has been ordered and the scenic
artists at Oklahoma City are at work
On the big drop curtains. When the
drops are finished the artists viii come
here and the balance Of the work viii
be done here. There viii be a com
plete set of scenery-complete in eve
ry way-and it viii be first class in
every particular. When the work IS
all finished. the people Of Chickasha
can ven be proud OF their summer
theatre, for there win be no finer in
siste.
Manager Fulton is in communication
with number Of high class attrac-
tions. which he will announce in a few
days, as soon as The opening date is
decided upon. At the present time it
is thought that the opening date win
be set for the slst inst, but it may
Be possible 10 get ready sooner than
that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Furnished by the chiekssha Abst act
Company, Rooms 7-s, johnson
5uildlng-Phons s4s

Selena Noah Lawrence and Sidney
Lawrence to ". c. Kandt, $50 acres.
section l2, township 9. north range G
west; l71s acres. lot ?. section Z. 8
north. 5 west. $3.50.
Jesse Underwood to R. E. Frazier.
one-third interest in estate Of Abbin
Underwood in section 16, g north, 6
west, $3.50,
Stephen Brown and Lillian Carr
Brown to Clifford c. Henderson. lots S.
e, 10 and II, block So, Rush Springs,
sl.
Aaron n Murphy and Charlotte A.
Murphy to John D. Shook lot 12, block
81. Rush Springs, SIS.
Stephen Brown and Lillian C. Brown
to John D. Shook lots s. 9, 70 and II.
Block So. Rush Springs. s125.
Elbert E. Penfeld to J. D. Shook. lots
i6 and IT. block 81. Rush Springs. $40.
Henry Il. sperling and Henrietta
E. sperling to J. D Shook. 20 acres
northwest quarter section SO. 4 north
: west. $500.
J. H. Bond and adelaide Bond to
Carrie 81. Tuttle, 400 acres section q.
10 north, west $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
FEWER APPLICANTS FOR
REMOVAL RESTRICTIONS

II congress doesn't hurry Up and
pass the bin, III haYe al the resiric.
tions removed, said H g cusey spe-
eiaI representative of Indian Agent
Kelsey who Nas in the city Saturday
and today hearing APPLICATIONS for e.
moTsl OF restrictions
Judge CHsey has beer. coming here
four or I've times a year for the past
two years This time only six appli.
cants presented themselves The fall
lng Of in the number Of applicants
was doubtless due to the anticipation
of the passage Of legislation now pend
ing.
Judge Cusey went from here to Nc
Alesser
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18

Hair furnished, 3 puifs. $500; comb
ingz puns, $3.50; switches, $3.50. Mrs.
Carrie shreye. 401 North Twelfth St.
5-s-iz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
. SILVER
WEDDING
PTTRlANS JOIN WITH THEIR
CHANCELLOR COMMANDER IN
CELEBRATION

Lhe silver wedding anniversary 81
Nr. and aiTs- G 81 Caldwell vas hap
EllT celebrated yesterday by ever nfty
* Ps ana Pyihian Sister who spent
TIE day with them az their home.
southwest 0t town
Mr Caldwell holds the highest oHee
in the Washita Valley lodge Of The
knishis that of Chancellor Command
az. and his traiernaI brothers and sis
tiers chose his twenty-ffth wedding an
niversary As an appropriate time to
SHOW their appreciation Of his good
work He and his wife were presented
with many elegant sets Of silver Ia.
bic ware Music was furnished b. the
guests ana tie day was vas one fun
ot pleasure for host, hostess and
guests
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
LEGISLATURE ENTERS
UPON THE HOME STRETCH
(Continued from First Pace

Continued from First Page
appropriation bills for their benefit.
Appropriations aggregating close to a
million dollars have been made by
one or the other Of the houses. The
A and N. college scores heaviest in
these appropriations getting s222. 900
lin bill which passed the senate for
new buildings, and a liberal mainte-
nance appropriation passed BY the
house The university IS given $780,
600 to replace It's main building. and
the negro school at Langston, $50, 600
for the same purpose. while the
Edmond normal gets 1850 and the
Weatherford normal 100000. all Of
which is provided for in bills passed
by the senate and are yet to be ap-
proved by the house. The house has
passed maintenance appropriations for
all Of these institutions besides for
the normal school at Alva. the prepar-
atory schools at Tonkawa. and the
school for the deaf
A number OF important bills which
have been hanging fire for the past
few weeks have been disposed Of dur
ing the past seven days. Conference
reports have been accepted on the
Dyerle Militia bill and the Eggerman-
Redwin-Davis antitrust bin, which
have been pending for some weeks.
and the house agreed to the senate
amendments to the Rainey bin for the
court Of criminal appeals, putting that
bill up to the governor. The senate
passed the Bryan bill from the house.
providing for the procedure for fran
ing city charters, and the house passed
the senate bill by DR. Williams Great
lin medical examining board. bur
amended it so that some difficulty nav
be had in reaching an agreement Its
companion bin BY Or. Johnson. Great /
ing a board Of health. has been passed /
BY both houses. and one Of them. for
the relief OF Hughes county. has been
signed by the governor The senate +
has passed the two longest bills intro I
duced at the session. the probate court
bin by Smith and the Doddie insurance
bill The house has spent much OF It's
time during the week on the school
land question but is still far from hav
ing it settled
Two appropriations dealing with the
constitutional convention have been
passed one appropriating money for
the unpaid mileage and per diem of the
constitutional delegates. and the other
covering unpaid convention expenses. /
The former was signed yfhe COVER
nor who vetoed the provision for his
own mileage and per diem. but the
item was passed over mis- veto BY both
houses. A bin has also passed both
houses oppropriating money for pay
ment Of local election officers in the
first state election last fail
Among the bills signed by the gov.
ernor during the week were those by
Davis. appropriating the school land
proceeds among the educational insti-
buttons Of the state; By EehoIs. re-
luiring railroads TO maintain crossings
1t every public road: by Wilson, allow.
ng cities to pension aged or disabled j
remen; By Memminger. creating the !
tate school for the deaf. Ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
NoRvELLE

Has put in a fine line OF kodak sup
plies and instruments OF the very lest
quality
He viii sell you an instrument and
show you how to use # Tree Of charge.
Handles the finest films made Gm-
ported ard vim finish your kodak
work for you in the very best way.
Studio, 5l3 Chickasha avenue. 16-3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
first published May is. l90S.l
m THE COUNTY COURT

iH 1E COUNTY COURT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
County Of Grady. IS.
M THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF R. b. UTTERBACK. DEcEAs-
Ed:
TO Tie Heirs, next Of Kin. and Credit
ors Of r. B. Utterback. Deceased.
You are hereby notified that Eliza
bell Uuerbaek has applied TO the
county court Of Grady county state OF
Oklahoma. for letters Of administration
on the estate of r. B. Uuerbael,. ds-
ceased to granted to Elizabell IT.
ierbaeil and that said application win
be heard at the county court rooms Of
said court in the city Of Chickasha. in
said county on the End day Of june.
1908. at 10 o'clock, m.. at which time
and place any person interested may
appear and show cause If any they
have Why such petition should not be
granted.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court hereunfo affixed this the
18th day Of May. 1905.
n. M WILLIAMS.
County Judge
BY W. N. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
sTENocRApHEas m DEMAND

Three graduates Of the chiekasha
Business College have secured POSI-
tons recently.
Hiss Vera Yost with the Price Real
Estate company
sIiss Ora Dawson, with C. M Fech-
heimer. attorney.
Aiiss Cora LaBoones with the Marley
Real Estate company Hastings. Okla
noma 5-16-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18

Judge Grigsbys ofhcial duties today
were confined TO assessing the custo-
mary fines against three ordinary iags
and a woman Of IN repufe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-18
= ssss
WELL DRILLING

> am now located ia Chickasha
and am prepared to do all kinds
Of weH drilling See me with
A. F. Bock-G. ". Moore.
Phone 2Q2. 5-5-1mo
: ss's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-27
TAG DAY FOR HOSPITAL.
A Unique Plan to Raise Funds for the
institution.

institution.
The local circle of Kings Daughters
and some OF the patriotic ladies of the
city, acting for the hospital, have ar
ranged 70 have a tag day for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the hospital
and foT the objects supported BY the
Kings Daughters.
This is most worthy undertaking
and the ladies who are actively en-
gagged in the works should be most cor
daily and generously supported
The proceeds will be equally divid-
ed between the Kings Daughters and
the hospital, and the portion coming to
the hospital viii be used in purchas-
ing an elevator and putting in a heat
ing plant and the portion coming to
the Kings Daughters will be used for
the benefit of the sick and needy, par
ticularly duRng cold weather
There win be no fixed price for tags.
The men Of the city will be expected
10 make entirely voluntary contribu-
tons. 1t would be impossible TO con-
eeiye two causes more worthy than
these FOR which our estimable women
are working, and the men should show
their appreciation and gallantry by
making their contributions, and by
contributing a smile and good wishes
at the same time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-27
GOOD ATTRACTION AT GRAND.
Second Lyeeum Company Enjoyed by
a Large Audience.

Another large audience was present
at the Grand last night TO greet the
Morphett- Stevenson company, the
second attraction of the lyceum course.
which is being given under the aus
pices OF the city hospital
The company was made up of four
or five musicians and their music was
much enjoyed by the audience Every
member of the company was a must
clan II great ability and both the vocal
and instrumental music was among
the best ever heard at the Grand
The two attractions so far presented
have been high class in every partic-
ular and have thoroughly pleased the
audiences and the success OF the un-
dertaHng is now practically assured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-27
CITATION.

GEORGlA-Glynn County.-To All
Whom It May Concern:
Mrs. Horace b. Randolph Las APP
piled for exemption of personality. and
setting apart and valuation ofshone-
stead, and viii pass upon the same
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. on the I'd day Of
November. 1908, at my office. Horace
Dart, Ordinary, Glynn County, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-27
A Boon 10 EIeerry people.

Most elderly people have some KID.
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Foley's Kid
ney Remedy has proven boon to
many elderly people as it stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects irregular
tiles and tones up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy at once and be vigorous. For
sale at MoTgan's drug store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-09

pounds or about per cent of the raw material worked. There has been a marked increase in recent years in the quantity of cotton waste exported. Of the 45,7s24S7 pounds exported about ss per cent was taken by European countries. It is especially in demand among manufacturers in Germany, where it Is spun In to coarse yarn and used in the manufacture of towsIing. quilts. fanels. etc. The uti- lizatIon of this waste in the United States has received comparatively lit- tie consideration, but the general field of usefulness given to 1t by German manufacturers should be suggestive to American cotton mill managers.
 0ther Informatiea,
 Subjoined to the report as q reference Is considerable information relative to the present use of waterpower and the quantity of this power available for the cotton manufacturing industry. There is also here presented data of considerable interest relative to fu- ture dealings in cotton. and the grad ing and classifying of the fiber which has In the main been excerpted from the recent report of the Bureau of Corporations of the Department of Commerce and Labor on the transac- tions of cotton exchanges.