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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26
THE MoDERN CITY

n the following editorial the Dallas News ofers sug
gestons 70 the people o that city which are equally appt
cable to chckasha:
Nowadays city needs more than It did generation
ago. in order attract the right kind Of people It must
present inducemen other than that Of mere business
streets policing lighting sewerage and water The best
citizens in these days. whether they are business men
artisans demand attractive conditions wide sidewalks
clean streets parks Fairgrounds for children boulevards
and shade trees handsome public buildings properly group
ed and other distinguishing elements which characterize
The radiply improving standards Of life and civic ideals
What Dallas needs is definite plan for improvement
We will never get the best result without thorough pre-
iiminary plan work upon which ali viii respect THAT
was the way the great improvements we're accomplished
in Harrisburg sixty citizens raised $4,000 and with that
money employed the three best experts in the United
States to formulate broad comprehensive plans After
these plans obtained studied $4,000 more was
raised and expended by these same citizens in educating
the people of the city the wisdom Of spending The
necessary money 10 bring the plans into fruton The
whole AFFAIR proved signal success all along the lines
and has been Of incaculable beneht to the city Other
cities have been doing the same thing
'The spirit Of Improvement the desire for beauty in
public places the community consciousness in short seems
10 be he air almost in every part of The country and
some cities hardly be recognized in this respect after
an interval Of only ten years If the citizens Of Dallas
expect to do something effective along these lines they
will need to expend the necessary money for expert advice
and then make up their minds to adopt the plan and
carry out unfnchingly There IS better way for
resident Of the city who has made his money and
prosperous here 70 show his appreciation and attach
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

We aanoanca he republican party lor having been dom.
mated bg lhe influence et Tie Hnanciers of wan street.
thereby Becoming responsibility Tor the exploitation Of
most every Of capital commerce and trade for the
reckless. Wanton and criminal gambling that has left
trail OF disastrous consequence the history Of which is
written in deep dsgace-the insurance scandals the Tn.
ited States steel trust robbery ana the many Instances
Of this nature that have the knowledge Of the
public within the past few years for the great criminal
combinations capital that have monopolized industries
to the exclusion Of the small honest concern thereby rum
ing thousands Of business throughout the country for
the administration sitting idly by during all these years
without making practical effort to curb such evils
and even coming regularly to the rescue Of wall street
banks by opening them the vaults Of the United states
treasury when they had already drained the country of its
circulating medium by their reckless gambling in spurious
stocks In fact for the evils Of the stock exchange as tt
has been wrongfuy fosered under the guiding hand oil
the republican party during the last eleven years which
has parayzed our commercial and industrial interests
State Democratic riatform
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

Congressman Scott Ferris has the distinction Of being
the only democratic member Of the house Of representa-
tiyes that in amending an approximation
bl since the republicans obtained control The amend
en mare one hundred dollars per capita Of the proceeds
q me sale OF the pasture lands available for the immediate
use Of the Kioga, comaAehe and Apache Indians Minor
ity leader John Sharpe Williams especially commended
Mr. Ferris for the distinction Scott Ferris is making some
o he older members st UP and take notceLawton State
Democrat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

Honest corporations are indispensable to public con
venienee and the democratic party makes no war upon
SUI, Neither does it desire to destroy confidence in
honest stock securities nor stay legitimate investments
ana investments but stands for reasonable regulations and
control Of corporations we demand that the criminal Of
hcer shall not be able to escape with fine, but that
Imprisonment shall be imposed upon every such offender
From the democratic platform
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

Ben Vaughn returned today from
IT Worth where be marketed two car
loads Of steers yesterday. His cattle
topped the market, bringing $3.50.
They averaged 1902 pounds in weight
and we're raised b. Air Vaughn on hls
farm near Alex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26
SOME COMING EVENTS
1T CONVENTION HALL

Among the coming event at conveh
ton hall are the shroye Tuesday dance
March 3 which win be given By the
band boys the St. Patrlcks Day dance
March ~, and the second grand con.
cert which win occur on the evening of
March a.
The ST. Patfiek's Day dance VIII be
given under the auspices Of the catho.
lie ladies'
Prof Bernell is already busy With
preparations for the second concert
which promises to be even better Than
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
WITH INTENT TO KILL

Q. 3. Douglas. the negro who was
arrested by omcer Sanders Monday
night for using a gun ln a shooting
match with Red another negro re.
eeiYed a preliminary hearing as,oe
Judge Williams yesterday lie was
held under $1,000 bond which vas fur.
n.shed BY members Of his own rlce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26
poUBLE YOUR MONEY
iN A YEAR

] oiTer for sale at the right prices
and On favorable terms, absolutely
The choicest vacant residence proper
y In the city close in. high ground.
100 BY i65 feet corner gh and Col
100 BY 1e5, corner Iowa and oth. max.
ing $50 feet on 9th. an ideal location
for row Of 6 or cottages. the best
Investment to be had ia ohlekaaba
real estate See me at once.
222lot G. II RUSSELL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

The prosperity Of south west Oklahoma of which chietssb
is the center source Of wonder to the people 81 either $500
who visit this section They admit that The soil * cb end m
tile beyond comparison and while their section Is adaps y
cereal crops they admit that tie great s5
age Is with this section because Of versatility Of crops f
and garden truck growing The farmer in Illinois saws that b
is great production The Dakoias produce ~
crops Of wheat ghe gulf states furnish great auan
es Missouri Kansas and Arkansas furnish apples fo -
portion Of the world and might go on to great length b u
ter ALL people come here from those rich states and marvel !
the richness Of SOIL Why this universal paise3 What dis
ngushe from the rich states the Washia Valley and this nov
on Of the southwest One state raises corn another asbI.b
Ing yields Of wheat another Of hay another Of cotton and m
another Of fruit The Washa Valley produces them al and II
great abundance We do not claim TO raise corn than I'M
nos outdo Missouri apples that we can raise more
ton than the gulf states but do claim raise these things
just cheapy here In the favored states The states
named raise crops and Here all are poduc
ed and tie such that failure is unknown
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

FOR sALE-A few registered short
horn bulls, immune to Texas fever; at
old Cary farm one and one-half mile
south Of chickasha. Phone 745. Geo.
Alkire 2-2S-4tW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

ihe frst one. He is wiring FIVE spec.
iai compositions for the occasion. Am.
ong these win Be the "Chlckasha
Aarch" which viii be accompanied by
en- original song. other special fea.
lures VII be arranged and the entire
program viii be one Of great excel
lence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-26

The Taft press bureau quite active as the White
House in promoting the candidacy Of the secretary Of
war; Printers ink must be recognized as one Of the I'M.
poriant factors in president making
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
MUST PAY CASH FOR
RAILROAD TICKETS

CHlCAGO.-Sp ecial-In decision
handed down by Judge O.. G. Kohlsaat.
M the United States Circuit Court.
the 1urist enjoined the issuance of
transportation ty the CHICAGO. Indian
apolis and Louisville Railway Com
panv % the publishers az Nunscy's
Magazine I'm exchange for advertising
The decision was rendered fn q test
case in which the Federal authorities
brought SUN 90 prevent the carrying
olf of contract entered iuro in Ianu-
arf. 1907. between rhe railroad COM
Ian- and Frank a Nunses a. co. pro-
vidiuE for the issuance az trir tickets
or mileage to the value 90 $500 in con-
sicerafior 40 certain advertising space
boz the publication of the ma1arirs
company. The contract was alleged fo
De- O. violation of tae Hepburn law Boz
passing unru fhe question nf rnmneu-
sarion tne decision says.
10 81 ne lawful 60 make rlr rN-
change OF Railroad transportation for
1ivsrtisirc thcn BE- would Co., iauful Co.,
io tLe same ir every transaction aui
tle railroad business mi-ht lawfully
become one of barter ana -aIc limited
orlT bH tht demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
CONVERTED JAIL BIRD
RETURNS TO PRISON

CHICAGO Ills Special William
Nrs arts is going back 100 rhe Indiana
state penifrufiar- az lEchiGa1 CITY
Unless his sentence IS comm r-ed by
legislative action or a pardon four
Teen years Vill pass before he ls again
Cd free man. Yet TO ofEcer ~ me Law
accom- panied hra on ais trip across
the STATE In-. and me rallroao ticket
on which ne came FROM North y as iErls
" ash io ser.e OUT his senfelrr. sas
bought ouf ~ his oSn ~arnil g.
d never Eas So happy as 4 asn lu.sy
nuu he said mean g. % BROKE
mF parole and irs Up to rar rD 90
back The punishment viii b~ sd 9TH
as 5 deserve buv Rhen leave my cell
can Go ir wirh heaf erect and s-Lh
tne knowiedEe that am ar feast is5a-
.-sr Isn't that worth Rhile -
NcCartg N-ho was -conrerted' re-
GENTLY ~ n salvation Army meeting -
S0rfh Yakima oecaanlc co1.i nceci rhat
ff zas hiss duty ro rerurn - the rersoF.
from which ne had escagvd when o.
parole. and set 20 ~ork earning Eoney
for bis rzssage
And thereby be goes 1<an Val Iear
and Wluism January ore befs-r fo'
his action. according 70 his frt~aas. =
entirely voluntary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
LAY MINES FOR
NIGHT RIDERS
Tennessee Citizens Adopt ExtraOrdi-
nary Methods for Protection Five
Hundred Pounds Of Dynamite
Planted I'm the Ground.

NASHVILLE. TENN Special The
0epre0ationS OF the night riders have
caused the citizens OF Tiptonvine. IN
Lake county. 10 adopt extraordinary
measures for their mutual protection
Five hundred pounds OF dynamite have
been planted in mines IN various
places I'm the county likely 60 receive
a visit from the riders and commit
tee from the Law and Order League.
named for the purpose. has been train
ed 20 set OF the mines az the proper
moment.
Five hundred men have been ar
rested in the fourth judicial district
for alleged night rdinE The arrests
were based ON information furnished
from Obion county Other arrests Viii
follow 7, Is said thar many nromi-
nent men are under suspicion OF be-
Ing interested with The depradafors
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

The "m1ehfnE~ idea is 20 strong
JUST now hat eirL mas like D knaR
that white canvas SHOES may be cole
ored 90 mach 1ns costume The pro-
cess of drc.ns all shrink Chc sho-s.
1uf fhef mas b. successfully pa nr-t
with good water-coior paiat
Mount -ne Shoes on trees. IL YOU go
not Oan shoe trees. stun the slots
eF. MS ard fully with crunpied fa- e.
paper Then apply the paint wifl a
gO0d-si1..i bristle brush OF sponge.
Care should be taxes 90 prepa p
sufciez1 paint before commencing fae
painting the canvas being very alb
sorbens- you VIII need generous
amouuE As an cNeH tnt deI't els
upon expeditions work you can resai-
iy see The dissds ant;age OF having 20
stop in The midst of the operation "a
nia more paint
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
BIG BAT ATTACKS BOY
LtCERAJINC IEfS PACE

NEN YORK .-S Special .-- Attacked bf
a large bar ln the sard in To- rear %
IFS hofne. 1S3T Woodland avenue. I'd
ward Strsger. fosr years old. Was
taken 20 me University Hospital with
severe f&cerafioBs - TIE head ana
face. IT'S eyes were unD5ured The
bar was Buaiiy Killed by the Dos 3 IA
rents.
Iltgse Ed~srd waa playing in me
yard win several young friends WHEN
the animal fwOOpeo down over their
heads One ~ the children procured q
clothes prop and made several jabs AZ
The swiftly flying bat. when if sudden
+ - sWeYzed in rs course and attacked
Edward
His screams Droueht his parents
from me house but not before ths
boy had been severely ciawed and
( bitten about the face and head. Wber
killed. fhs animal proved 70 Be yer,
sarge specimen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
FINED FOR CALLING
NEGRESS MRS." IN COURT

WILMINGTON DEL.-S al
Judge Cochran in the Wilmington Mu-
nicipal Court. has ruled that Witnesses
should not r~fer 20 negroes a. mir"
and Mrs OF Miss" In order 10
enforce his decision ne fined Christie
pher Brooks. a negro defendant who
forgot the judges warning So and
costs for contempt OF court, for call
ing the prosecuting witness. a negFess.
AIRS Archer" The decision Is the
most unique ever made la Delaware.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
USEFUL RECIPES.


Mince Guns Of onion FRS tiil yrl-
Iow in butter. add > teaspoons Of
-four. cook minutes more ado a
little stock or meat extract in not
water table sauce or catsup Cook
until the onions are done and sauce
81 thick Add cold fcoOked 81 min-
ufes) add q little vinegar and mus
fard Serve hot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

Now that the New York women
teachers have had their salaries rails
er- tlc Board of Education VIII change
Zoe charter or ask the revisers tr
change d. so that married women
may nor teach JOB Che schools II j.
designed go make the mere TACT OF
marriage equivalent 20 "a resignation.
as ia ls ir the St Louis and otner
.rnnnls
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

WINCHESTER. VA-Special The
drought mat prevails IN the Shenan-
doah-Page Valley is growing serious.
and The damage 10 the growing crops
Is already very great. The corn Is
drying mp. while vegetables and small
truct are largely ruined already The
absence Of rainfall means the loss OF
ihousands Of dollars every DAY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
SOUTHERN SEMINARY

(In famous Valley Of Virginia. For
Girls and Young Ladies'. 42nd year
100000 equipment College preparatory
and finishing Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity men IN faculty. High technical
standards in music Patronage drawn
from every quarter Of " - Hand
soonest school building IA state" Park
and preserve Of several hundred acres
for out door life and sports. PhcnOme-
nal health record Distinct reputation
for home life and for making finest wO-
man Of the girl Rates, sIOz.O0. Two
railroads. For illustrates catalogue.
address REV. e "a. ROWE, BOena
Vista Va Box Bf0
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

dence the jury should By No means
have rendered a verdict other than
guilty. The Judge takes the ground
that juries are more and more prone
10 render verdicts contrary 10 the
evidence. and he wants "a suppress
this tendency as far as possible IN
his court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
Crncker Paddlng.

Half-pint pieces ~ crackers brok p.
esgs. : cup 81 sugar. piece OF butter
size ~ an esg. salt. plenty ~ raisius.
pinch ~ soda. 4 teaspoon ~ CHINA
mon and same az nutmeg I quart Of
milk Soak crackers ia milk about
one-baf hour Bake about an hour ip
moderate oven. Eat with plain pud-
ding sauce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

wake Superior Court July 18th. per
dismissed jury because IL
returned verdict OF not guilty an the
case OF Joe Bailey. young farmer OF
New Light township. charged with
making disturbance 81 Primitive
Baptist meeting In that neighbOrhood
The judge held that under the evil
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
DISMISSED THE JURY
FOR ERRONEOUS VERDICT

RALEIGH. y Special Judge
Walter Neal Of IAurinburg. holding
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
JOHN B. BREWER
LewiSburg Seminary
AND
Conservatory of Music
For GEis and Young Women

ColleEe md Academic Courses Nu-
60, Ar alguaees. Expression Pine
gymnasium beautiful campus. mag
1-nceni scenery pure mountain air.
pure waffr. EXCEPTIONALLY healthy
Fcr catalogue. acdrpss
+ l. TELFORD. u. d President
LewisburE W Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
Cluster SpringsAcademy
STER STRINGS. =,


touHE Wen
Notes fer t1~ beauty and h~alth-
fgtners 81 ltr locator tfr strong CORPS
- r-astsrr @nc tn~ EVIrrcf1 tone %
ne VUrNs
Splendid fac..l-. 80 fn~ an forms -
athletic -ud@- gre q ~s-.-lur ~ one ~
ne best athletes RI Virginia
~ ARE Norfolk d. western Raifreal.
r. fs4llfaa CourfE.
Illustrates catalogue sent or appll-
rzflcr 20 t-e Head master
HAMPDfcN WILSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
ST. EDITH ACADEMY FOR cIRLs

C"ndseted ny the sisters OF sc. R~nea,rt
College Preparatory and Acaden,tca,
courses Ideal climate and location
instruction thorough. Terms low. Cata-
i0gue free. Address
THE DfRECPRESs,
-. Edffh Academy,
Bristow, Prince william Co. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY

llth Session opens Sept. p. 1908
VI VI MAYNARD, n. A. Heaamaster,
tof the University Of OklahOma)
Term-s SI5S.OO per session.
This includes tuition IA English stud
IS and Ancient and Modern Languages
Matricuiation and Military Fees. and
board
-Four years course. II hts students
Toy business. teaching. medical schools
colleges and universities Diplomas
awarded those who finish the course
GEORGE N. HoLLEY
tF'irst Lieut.. II. s. A.,
Instructor in Military science and Tae-
ties.
The Academy authorities ind the
military feature greatly beneficial II
promotes order. discipline seif-control
and manly bearing.
The Academy IL CO-educasiOnaI
Charge for young ladies same as ca
Gets. except military Zee. Choice ar
engagements FOR young ladies. For cat
alOgue. address
WILLIAM Fc. HATCHER, President,
Fork Uatos, Va
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
MURPHY.

Murphy, Sept. 1S.-3chool opened here Monday with twenty-five pupils, two trustees and MT. Mathews in charge.
 Mrs J. R. Bradshaw is reported on the sick list.
 Mrs. Joe ROsevere has returned to her home in the Heard neighborhood, after visiting with her sister. Mrs. K. $. Townsend for some time.
 MT Chas. Whitlow and family spent Sunday with w. I. Phy and family.
 H. A. Bustrin has been busy with his hay the past week.
 ". W. Bradshaw is still on the sick list.
 Those who attended church and Sun day school. from Cartwright were Mrs List, Mrs. Gardner, MT List and Miss Evelyn Gardner. Rev. Gardner preached.
 Our Sunday school raised s1O for missions last Sunday.
 Miss Mollie Morrell spent Sunday evening with Misses eIary and Clara BUstrin.
 The O. A. Roberts sale was well at tended last Wednesday.
 Some of the roads in our neighbor hood have again been irrigated
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
scoTTsDALE.

Scottsdale. Sept 19.-The Brown party arrived home from the hills Monday forenoon. They report a very pleasant outing.
 Miss Swain opened school here Mon day morning and everything is running like clock work
 Miss Olsen came out from Phoenix to spend few days with friends this week.
 Harry Smith has gone down to the Gila country for some steers.
 Mrs. George and Miss olsen called on Mrs. Hayden Wednesday,
 MT and Mrs Wakelee who have homestead near Camelback. made a lit- tie business trip over our neighborhood last Tuesday.
 MT Stickles has moved into one of Mrs. Thomas tents He has been un- der the weather for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Frazier called on the Haydens Thursday eve.
 MT Brown and MT Hayden have spent several days moving and caring for their steers this week.
 Henry Ware spent Sunday with the Haydens and looked over his cattle on the south side before returning to Phoenix.
 Master Milford Hayden fell from horse last Saturday and hurt his head quite badly. physician was con- suited who said he thought no perma- nent injury would result.
 We read with interest the account in The Republican, sometime ago, about D. c. Warrens hen that not only lays nice fresh eggs but went to mar ket with them. Mrs VanderhoOf would like to match hens with MT. Warren. One of her famous Plymouth Rocks has made three trips to market and back without leaving the buggy. Once she got credit for three eggs. She does not seem able to distinguish between a trip to market and a trip to school, however, for Wednesday she made a trip to school beneath the buggy seat. She remained quiet until about 3 o'clock when she decided to look for some lunch and got out It was with
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21

parents, Mir and Mrs. O. Harris. Mrs. Percley's sister. Emma Harris, left with her to be gone a few weeks visiting in Safford=
 James King of Phoenix is expected here tomorrow or next day to teach the Arlington school another year. School will begin Monday, Septem- Der 21.
 John Bassett, foreman of the O. K. ranch of this place, is spending a few days in the capitol city on busi- ness.
 Mir. Lee, a prominent farmer of this place, is spending a few days on his homestead near Phoenix.
 Will Fitzpatrick, who has charge of the Arlington store and postof- flee during Mir. Peterson's absence, received word from his father in Illinois, to which place he went a few weeks ago. He reports pleas ant journey and says he is enjoying good health. He expects to return to Arlington some time this winter.
 Elmer Claxton, proprietor of the Cowboy corral. spent a few days in Arlington looking after his cattle.
 Norman Deming of this place is spending a few days in Phoenix On business.
 Sturgeon TomlinsOn and sister, Georgie, of Tempe passed through here last week on their return home after spending a two weeks vaca- ton at Agua Caliente. They had a very pleasant time.
 The Montgomery Cooke Cattle com pany's men are busy riding the range on the lower Gila.
 Andrew Neilsen of Tempe has pur- chased the Purce Woods place here. MT Woods is spending a few weeks in Tempe visiting his parents. He intends to leave for California before long.