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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
YOUNGSTERS IN FINE TRIM
FOR TIE WRESTLING AND
BOXING CONTESTS.

Az is nov IN readiness for the his
boxing and afestlins championships
which are To b. held al the brand
opera house commencing Wndnans
DAY nlght and continuing Thursday
and Friday nights These are the
firat amateur championship bpnta
ever held IN tbs Northwest Last
year they wefe held In Portland. the
year before In Spokane. and this year
thpy wsrc awarded 10 tho Seattle
Athletic club Il will probably be
some years before thss viii b. held
here again over % men arr sutrr-d
repreaentins the pirk II the club.
Of the Northwest. aisn several ANA
tours who are competing unattached.
not belonging 10 any club.
Nus, De on Time.
Ths different bouts viii be run OF
with dispatch. no walt. ~tii b al
lowed and " contestant. are not
rsady when called. they will b iis-
qualified. and The neat bout called
rha amateur rules are very differ.
eat IN many particulars from ptufrs-
niGnai contests. For Instance In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS ON
FOR TONIGHT

Hsnlon was an IN when thor met.
whereas the little Californian was
near his best notch whsn he sue.
cumhed TO the BATTER Nelson 80
cured a nix-round decision over
Johnny Thompson whsn both wsrs
uovices Hyland took a fQ-round
decision from Thompson when tho
Illinois cyclone waa at his best iatet
lost 10 him IN nino rounds on foul
and IN their third meeting fought
him 20 rounds 10 a draw unhols
was given credit Tor having beaten
Nelson all The way IN their i0-rounf
no decision affair in Los Angeles
Hyiand beat the narr 10 hard
boiled finish in aif rounds.
Comparison interesting.
This IL a. far az comparison of
past performances can 40. but a
comparison d tho two fighters, ono
against the other. Il interesting
Nelson Ia 5 feet ~ inches and
HylAnd feet .. Nelson Ia II years
old and Hyland q, Hyland Il Of
giockY build. heavily museied. and
Nelson IL Of tho 1.-THE. WIN type
On the score of strength u u about
stand Oh. but when Il comes 10
question Of endurance. tho Dane
probably wins Hylanf Il the more
scientific. ~ credited with having
a more damaging punch and II
every BIT ~ game as tho ehamp1n.
Both lnilshisr,.
There Il little. II any. differences IN
their style u fighting. Roth ara o.
the slow, ploddlnK type, always will
Ing TO take two punches 10 land one.
inflghtlng IL their middle name.
They don't know what Il meatis 10
back up, and are aver ready 10 mix
H. A flght between two men Of tho
distinctive typo That Hyland and
Nelson represent naturally would bo
expected TO be a slow affair. but
there N every reason to believe that
tho rule Will be broken. and that
savage one Nelson must fight hard
to retain his tltlo and can he de-
pended upon TO work with all hlg
might and main for a quick finish.
liyland, by tho same token, will
make tho try of his life. for victory
means thousands of dollara TO him.
I Ills fortune IN assured II he wins
tho championship, and realizing this.
he IA leaving nothing undone In pre-
pairing for the fight Of his life. He
and HIS manager, Jack Perkins. are
supremacy confident that the Danes
measure will DO taken, but Nelson. OF
course, can't nee II that way.
The llghtwolghtA performed TO ca
paclty houses In their respective
training camps yesterday Nelson
put on quite a program NJ Milletfs,
going two rounds each with six Of
his fpRrring partners.
At crolls, Hyland cut his boxing
stunts short because the crowd was
30 big be could not get around
jeff Perry and Frankie Smith will
fight q i0.round preliminary to tho
championship battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

WASHINGTON, Pa. May 3D.
The harness turf has had guldeless
wonders-trotters and PAGERS that
went exhibition miles without driv-
ers-trotting ostrlches and trotting
dogs, and now II IL to be Invaded
BY a trotting bovine.
And don't you imagine for a
minute the said bovine cant trot.
He can step a mile In z;4O AZ clean
as a whistle. and do Il without turn
Ing a hair, despite his LOO pounds
Of weight.
This pioneer In the field is a full
biooded Jersey bull, owned BY Dr.
]. 3. Clancy and ]. u, Ross. Of
Waynoburg. Green county, Pa.
Both mon have been connected with
the racing game and are confident
that In Robert Patch" as they
have named their find. they have
the turf sensation Of the decade,
Robert Patch" is fawn colored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

mon ano on top Of tho play II
mrans taking a chance on getting
the ball II the hitand run Il tried.
Hut Medfaw has changed this.
In = same with CinclnnAu. the
Reds bad EFan IN third with 20
one out and when tho Giants in-
field moved IN Mo8sAv shouted.
Take the long chance" ard tho
men moved back to tho positions
they had vacated
MoGraw figured tho iuficld had a
fair chanes 10 got Exam ~ the plate
on any kind ui ground ball, xhile
With the iHfioli drawn 10. = hard
BIT ball would SCI through and not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
GERALD TEAM is
WINNER OVER
FUcAS
nowLEns PUT " FAST GAME.
MANY MATCHES SCHEDULED
THIS WEEK.

On the Rainier alleys last nisht
the Clarence Gerald team defeated
the Juan do Fuca bunch by 80 pins
Kelley took the honors for high In
divldual score with 7a1. while Hun.
tonu piled up the largest total for
threa games with 6ai Tho total
scores were uernlda a,eg0, Juan de
fura 2,fib
Joe schlumpfa wsbsterH and the
". y. Brooks taams will play a
match game at O'Clock on the
Rainier alleys.
The Brooks and Gerald teams will
meet Thursday night, while neKt
Saturday afternoon they will play
the Denver live on the Rainier
alleys
sunday. Morris and KsndeEraber
Will play against Wooiay and PART
nor. Of Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

John sMmsay' Mo0rav. dlfocior
general Of the Nov York National
league team, has uncovered De.
icnslye Play which upss,s baseball
dope and proves that precedent
isn't all the prelseh after ali
Heretofore II has been conceded
that whan the team at bat had a
man ua the bases and no one out
tho proper thiue 10 do was TO saeri.
nee. or pull N the hit andfan. To
handle the bnats the lnfleid VISA
drawn 10. on The theory that hunts
can be handled more rapidly u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
TURKS AND BLACK CATS EACH
HAVE a BATTING STREAK,
AND PLAY GOOD BALL

Seattle took tho first game ai tho
series with Aberdeen yesterday by
SCORE II 20 B. It was a good
game 20 watch, as there was morc
elou,lng during tho min than has
been seen here Tor many mannt
This Turks took a spurt IN the
very trat inning and hmhasiod Per-
nuil ihc #nuthpaW, Tor four hits,
which noted three runs
It might b flttlns 20 remark that
two OF those runs were made by
Mike and Emil over shat right rar-
titian. which set the fans ageg with
glee.
Swain and Lcieuhe. for Aberdeen.
just 20 show The local bunch that
thay arr wise % the merry go round
method II run getting, lifted one
apiece over tho Garden wall, the
former netting three runs In that
sixth lnuinF things looked hAaY fnr
the TITS spooch' M the score then
was 90 3 feminist the Turks
But tho hauulmAuN settled down
after that and allowed no more runs,
Seattle tied the score In the seventh,
aud IN the last II the ninth rug Rem
nett gnt 10 first on a pass and came
homo when Swain let Ffiska drive
so between his lpga The aearel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

SAN FTtkNClsco, May 7s.-The
first Of the series n ohsmpinnship
battles to b. decided IN san Fran
cisco this year will b. pulled on To-
nlght when Kyle whitney. tho black
uhlriwind, and MIKE tTwini suiii-
van meet at Dreamland IN a sched-
uled 40 round bout 10 decide the pre-
mlerahip Of the WeltarHelght a.
vision Tho boys have been working
hard for the contest and when they
step between tho ropes neither viii
be lacking anything on the score u
condition.
suilivan Has Form.
on form Sullivan figures 10 win
The Bastanian has Il on Whitney IN
cieevrnees and ring Eenrralship, and
possesses a fairly good punch
Whitney'a stock In trade consists u
a willingness 10 mix Il. dash and a
terrific punch. lie IL woefuily lack
ing In the roof. and Il Ia 10 this fact
that the defeats he has met must be
aacribed. Sullivan continues tho
favorite in the betting. the odds re-
manning at To-
The io-round fight between Jock
~ Bennett and Jimmy Reagan Il
arouaing almost az much Interest
az tho main event
Walsh Wants Stanley.
Jimmy Walsh wants another crack
az Digger Stanley. with whom he
went IS rounds to q draw na the
preliminary 10 the Hague fauEford
4 flaht Jimmy fhinkH no ahouid have
had tho declaion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
AMATEUR
GAMES

The Ola naftaea and ths Key
siaaes Pat uF = pretty Gloss game
81 Woodland uafk sunday aftafa
noon. the scare being 10 { 10
favor Of the hfysiouss
TIE Ksystanes ga their prsttlesi
work IN the last inulug. when John
uie Jones. left fielder. got IN oHH
hit which made all the fans at up
and take naiiee
The teams were yell matched.
ard thsy played the nlne innings
IN riaasf style batteries Tor both
teams we're IL exrsilant condition.
Batteries Old llafheaa Archie and
euftiaf. ksystunes==Saffih and Net.
ris
Nest sunday tho Ksystensa play
The hfaCe a itsfEerta At ! o'clock Al
Woodland park
The Pacific Tsisphene aud Tsie-
graph team yesterday dsfsAtsd the
Information bureaus b = score o.
70 II ~ss a good game from
start % finish. naun pitching steady
hall throughout hs had the tell
itsia me gans helpless most Of ihs
tiiao. Macs, who vas doing the
barksipp stunt. was certainly there
as a receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
SAY SAM LANGF0RD IS
BETTER THAN JOHNSON

Ighs.sa. pfs,sadsT Tor tAa cham.
pirusfip
tAnslsri showed but fsw marks
81 the hattie TO-DAY. when be gather /,
"a IN his tglntn ppfes and made
preparations 20 start fof Paris Hs
will open negotlstiuns in ne
lin Marry. aandy Ferguson and Joe
ItAnette
alt vas about the easiest Jhins
I ever picked up was farkf7fa'a
only cpnmeat on te=isFaaf's tifst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

only score Esau. but put man on
base ~ we'll
The scheme worked 10 perfac.
tlon Tho first man popped a Texas
Lacquer which nndweli nailed half
WaY to left fold. Had BE- been
playing 10 close the ball would
have iallau safe. fof II was way out
o. McC0nnlrh'a reach The uest
man be To the pitcher and was out
at first Fsaa hoing held on third,
The ihlfi man flied 70 Mccormick.
ending tho inning
New York critics call McGra~s
defense a brilliant bit Of general
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
DOWNS DERBY
ATTRACTS
CROWD

EPSON DOWNS, Eng., May 49,
Attendance today was tho largest In
history for the opening day at the
Downs, Interest In tho Derby TO be
run tomorrow, Ia at fever heat, aud
largo crowds arc on hand to see the
workouts.
King Edwards fast Mlnoru re-
mains tho fayorlto In tho betting,
with Louis Winan's Sir Martin. the
chief American entry, as second
choice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

And Pug usnnoit came In for a
deal yesterday that was aafne base
hall playing Il happened when
Stfeib was duing the siapa,lck stunt
and be lined a hot one away wide u
second. yet too far off FOR Maaee
Pug fwooped down on the hall like
a hawk, grabbed Il. fumhlef. and
still going like the wind, recovered
and pasted Il to Loo In time TO yet
his man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
nn,,nas TAKE essn

VANCOUVER. n C MAY ts--
with the league penuant flutteflnK
IN the breeze. whlcA was broken
cut for the benefit q the fans.
Vancouver yesterday took a kEme
from Tacoma by score % Z 10
runs In the third and led up until
the eighth. when Joe SuEtsn, whom
Berger wanted to walk. steuned
across the plate and pasted Il cut
bringing In the winnlns run, No
scores were made In the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Teaisy Raymond yesterday Fave
soma mors u those lightning EXIT
billions n ons=hand stops and bullet
throws 10 first Likewise he grabbed
one 81 Julie strelb'a In time TO nab
Swain at second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

There's no telling what might have
happened u ssaim had held Bennett
1t second In the ninth yesterday. In.
stead d taking that desperate
chance 20 ret Frisk'a low HIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

AuoQ With Dope.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 75.-The
fight sharps have hauled out thelr
dope books and are busy figuring
Dick Hyianda chances In hia fight
with Battling Nelson at tho Mission
arena next Saturday When they
finish It's 10 TO that theyll say
Hyiand doesn't figure at all. that
his record IL far from being impress
sive, and that he has never done
anything that would antltle him 10
be figured M having chance with
tho Dane. Quite right no far az the
book dope goes, but past perform
ances are not always good things
to bank on. Form occasionally goes
wrong.
Dope Hard 10 Figure.
Hyland has fought four men whose
namos appear In Nelson's record.
They are Johnny Thompson, Young
Corbett, Eddie Hanlon and Rudy
Unholz. Nelson defeated corbett
twice, once IN 10 rounds and again In
nine. Hyiand settled corbstt In five
rounds. but tho Corbott no met was
not tho Same boy that Nelson stow
Cd away, therefore Hylnnd's per-
formance against tho Denyerlte
should not DO given too much
weight. Nelson defeated Hanlon IN
10 rounds. and Hyland turned the
trick In a.. Again Hyland falls 10
gain by tho comparison, because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Al New York II " r
81 Louis .fass.ssfsts-st
New York fassssftft sssA
Batteries Lush and ugeupahaH
Mathswson ard Myers Umpire
TOMBSTONE and tuaaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
SPORTING NEWS
CLOuT FOUR HOME run
WALLOPS YESTERDAY

elyins the visitors the game by a
score Of to 2
Moth Cnfnas and Holm pitched
Zine ball the former HpPeaflns go
weaken M the 10Th spokane land
% on Gaines for 10 hits, while
Holm was tapped fof 10,
The acnru II " y
spokane ,sttstss.ssssst
Portland ssttttstsssssss ~
Batteries Holm and ostdiek :
Cnrnes and Murray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25


Manager Rowland yesterday got
psrved and WAS invited to HE him-
self beyond the hparda Herr Row.
land voiced his sentiments too per-
sistsntly to Umpire rrary lie
couldn't stop chewing the fat. 90
Frary save him tho wavy mitt
Herbert ahons yesterday IN field
ms his position. II was a rcpsii-
tion of one Of those raymond deals
which the fan knows BY heart
The fans rest more easy this week
with Frary doing the judicial act.
The absence OF bowls from bad de-
clalons was very pleasing feature
u the game.
Mike Lynch certainly is there with
that whip In tho first inning yes
terday he grabbed one that Camp.
bell pasted up against tho boards
and tried 10 stretch for two. Did he
get ~ Fur and wide. Mike drove
II ia 30 hard that II fairly knocked
Bennett into Campbell, and tho KIT
ton took the back trail for the bench.
Emil Frlsk's batting yesterday
consisted Of home run. n two sack
or and two singles. Some going
there. Teller"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Sec batter look better. Rlmless
Hpsotaoies or Eye Glasses, fitted 10
your eyes complete, with pofiae9plo
lenses special, ". Money back
guarantee,
MYERS OPTICAL Co, md floor.
1914 and Ave, over Raven Drug
Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

pattefies Lafiold. Willis and alh-
son Ferguson. white and aniihs
umpiroa iiiEigr and TRULY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

a TnITlI0lphIa- Y Y
Philadelphia asssttsttfs
Cincinnati .4ssstsftssaaaA
Batteries cuvaleskt. NcQuiil Ten
and ueoin ffanms and Roth TIM
ptre-k lrin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

BATTERIES Summers aud hianaHe.
,chmidt. kitroek. smith and street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Batteries - nrewu and Moran
Rocker and HerHen Umpire
uipay and fmHiie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

batteries Young and Fasiefif
virkers and Livingston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
College Clothes for
Young FELLOWS

This week we offer a splen-
did collection Of smart College
Clothes for young fellows, very
pronounced styles and fabrics,
at the special price, $3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
PROUD OF
RECALIA

Postmaster Rose ascended the
stairs leading to the Odd Fellows
lodge room, with more than ordin-
ary activity last night The cause of
this being the gorgeously elegant
regalia whicsl he carried in his hand
and which he expected to don when
in the lodge room.
The fegalia was presented to Slr.
Rose by the lodge at their meetinf
December 21, and is truly beauti-
full gift. Besides representing thd
different branches of Odd Fellowship,
it has in beautiful gold letters the
initials indicating the offices Of Post
Grand Master and Post Grand Rep
resentative of Indian Territory, both
of which Mr.. Rose has filled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
FOUGHT
OFFICERS

Tn county jail force had an ex-
perience in ascertaining man ar
rested last night as vagrant THAI
they will not soon forget. The man
who is reported as giant in strength
was determined that he would neith-
er be searched or put in Jail, and SO
determining he showed fight and fol
time stood off the crowl; finally
I'm rsheriff Yeartu hearing thd
scuffle went out to the Jail yard ans
joined the two men then struggling
with the vagrant and succeeded in
landing him in jail after some ham
merine.
The man was arrested by Deputy
Wylie in the railroad yards. When
questioned as to where he was from
where he was going and as to his
name his persistent answer was,
"none Of your d---m business" He
is resting in Jail today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
Asks Other States to
Join in Test Case

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. Ex-Governor
Haskell of Oklahoma, today tele
graphed an appeal to Governor Shal,
lenbarger t. join with Oklahoma and
Kansas in testing the guaranty or
deposits acts of the three states. He
asks for conference between the
governors for the purpose Of mutual
cooperation in an appeal case. The
governor of Nebraska has not yet re-
piled to the appeal. Governor Has
kell's telegram follows:
Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma
have mutual interests in the banking
law question. Our test case origi-
mated in state court. 1t was law
fully upheld by our supreme court
Case now in United States supreme
court on appeal from state supreme
court. 1t can probably be reached
by February or March. believe all
three states are mutually interested
in the Oklahoma case and therefore
have decided to invite conference
and mutual co4opration between
Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma
Kindly advise me if you think wei
of this conference and cooperation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
CHILDREN
SAVED BY
SWITCHMEN

Charles and Oliver, the little chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ill. Golden,
903 South First street, were saved
from death by drowning yesterday
afternoon, by the presence Of some
switchmen working on the railroad
nearby. The two boys, aged IL and
8 years, were skating on a pond or
the Holder farm, and fell through
the thin ice. Catching on to the
ragged edges of the ice they man
aged to keep their heads above the
water until the switchmen came to
their rescue. But for the men, how
ever, they would have drowned as the
ic was not havy enough to hold them
as they tried to pull themselves ous
Of the water.
The boys were brought to town inn
mediately and were almost stiff
from their icy bath, when they
reached home, but it is not thought
that they will suffer any seriously
III results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
EXONERATE
ALDERMAN
COFFMAN

At the special council meeting held
yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of hearing the charges which Jess
Taylor had preferred against Alder
man Coffman, after a thorough hear
ing of the matter, motion prevail
cd to dismiss the charge and exoner-
ate Coffman.
The charge was that Mr.. Coffman
had ON at least two occasions rented
rooms 10 people Of questionable char
acter, and that while he was mem
Der Of the city council Mr.. Coff-
man in explanation stated that the
people named had secured rooms at
his house, one for three days only,
leaving b. request; the other remain
ed two or three days longer and also
leaving by request. Each Of these
1t appeared from the evidence secur-
ing rooms with other good families
OF the city--one, it was stated, in
the home Of minister Of the Gospel
then residing here and whose charac-
ter was above reproach and whose
family was Of the best.
Before adjournment Alderman
Coffman announced that he would in
dividually pay the expense Of the
special session, to which Mayor Ed
wards replied that he thought there
would be no expense, and it was later
learned that none Of the officials in
tended 10 claim any pay for thgiH
attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
Teachers Off For
State Convention

About 40 Chickasha teachers
bought tickets this morning for Ok
lahoma City to attend the state con-
vention which opens there today.
Only about 25 of those going reached
the station in time to catch the early
o'clock train; still, the Rock Island
kept their agreement in furnishing
special coach. Those too late for the
early train went on the IL o'clock
train, going in the coach provided
for Mangum, Hobart, and Anadarko'
ailsof which towns conductor Me-
Glothlin stated, were represented.
The attendance from Chickasha
was not so large as had been expect-
ed, partly because, as stated, by
County Superintendent Wilson, the
City Board of Education had failed
to pay the expense from the school
fund. Mr.. Wilson brought the mat
ter up at a recent meeting of the
board, but a majority Of tnat body
opposed the measure, feeling that
just at this time, when the city hac
put so much into new building anc
other needed improvements it would
not be best to make such allowance
the amount asked for being $40 fol
each one going.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29

f. E. Westfall, Hopkins Broth
ers and Tom King who a few days
ago received notice to vacate in
order that work might begin the
first of February on the new
Kress building, yesterday re-
ceived notice from Mr.. Kress
granting an extension Of time to
May l, which means, Of course,
that MIR. Kress will not build
until next summer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
BOY KILLED
BY AUTO

Lawton, Dec. 30.-As result of
an automobile accident Monday
night, Johnny Halle. years old, is
dead and Joe Huck, who was driving
the machine, is in Jail. Monday
night the boy was playing in the
street. The automobile, owned by A..
B. Dunlapp, but driven by Joe Huck,
struck the boy, knocking him down
and running over him. His skull was
fractured. He was taken to the hos
pital where he died at O'Clock on
Tuesday morning Huck gave him
self up to the officers and is in Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-29
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
AT FARMERS INSTITUTE
Program for Two Days SeSSiOn-Many Interest
ing Topics TO Be Dis
CuSSed

3:l5 p. m. How to grow cotton.
w. D. Bentley, Yukon, Okla.
p. m. Domestic science lecture,
Mrs. Jones, Secy
SECOND DAY.
1000 a. m. The work of the Gov
ernment Demonstration farms. F. F.
FergersoE, Minco, Okla.
1890 a. m. Address by County
Supt. r. H. Wilson.
1i:OO a. m. Address by Prof.
Frye, Amber.
11:3O a. m. The Nursery. Grand
vile Holdman, Chickasha.
1890. Noon.
1880 p. m. Good roads. DIR. A. s.
Riddle, Chickasha.
2:sO p. m. Secretary's report and
other institute work.