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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
Signal Outfits for Hawaii.

In order to provide the means for
carrying out the provisions of army
the signal corps has issued
to each troop of cavalry, battery of
field artillery, company of infantry and
coast artillery, and the machinegun
platoons in the United States, Alaska,
Porto Rico, and Hawaii a visual signal
ing outfit composed of two flag kits
and two excellent field glasses. For
the machinegun platoons a high-power
field glass was added, A sufficient sup
ply Of these outfits has been shipped
to Manila, P. l., to supply each organi-
alton serving in the Philippines. In
addition to the flag equipment provided
the organizations of. the line of the
Army, the organizations of the signal
corps have been supplied with, and
trained in the use of photographs, acct
ylene lanterns, and other apparatus for
day and night signaling. During the
year reports have been received from
various sources showing growing aver
sion on the part of officers and en-
listed men of the Army and the or
gained militia to the use of the
Myer code in visual signaling. At
the present time it is necessary for
many enlisted men of the signal corps
to be masters of three codes, viz.-the
Myer code for visual signaling, the
American Morse code for ordinary tele-
graphy, and the Continental Morse code
for wireless and cable service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
Keep Navy Yards Busy.

SEATTLE, Washington. December
19.-Plans are being made to install the
new skeleton type of military mast,
both fore and aft, on the ships of the
Pacific fleet at the Puget Sound and
Mare Island navy yards. early next
year. This and other extensive repairs
will keep the ships at the yards for
about nine months. The cruisers Wash
ington, Tennessee, Colorado and Penn
svlvania will come to the Puget Sound
navy yard the latter part of Febru-
airy or March, and the cruisers West
Virginia, Maryland, California and
South Dakota will 90 to Mare Island.
There viii be great amount of CON
tract work at the Puget Sound yard
next year. Granite and concrete work
will begin early in the spring on the
new drydock, giving employment to
a large number of workmen. The new
hospital building, to cost $4,000, will
be constructed during the coming year.
and work viii be started on the new
S26U,000 storehouse
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
Fleet Can It Stay.

George B. Mcclellan has notified the
chamber of commerce that its request
to have the Pacific feet or a portion
thereof, remain over here for the floral
parade festival, :an not be complied
with by the navy department. The
fleet is to be turned over to a new COM
mander-in-ehief on February 20 and it
is necessary that the entire fleet be
at San Francisco at that time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
Gunner's Mate Ill.

Gunner's Mate Coonradt, of the U.
S. 5. Iroquois, has been sent to Leahi
Hospital for treatment. If he is well
enough Ito stand the journey he may
shortly be sent to the naval hospital
IN Arizona or Colorado.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
como unrnoinc
OUlllU umgaiMO

sToPl Look TH;NK Or The
The GREAT FUTURE FOR CHICK
ASIA. OKLAHOMA. Buy cHlcK-
ASIA REAL ESTATE NOW, AND
SMILE LATER WHEN YOU HAVE
REALIZED THAT BIG PROFIT.
HERE ARE SOME NICE INVEST
MENTs.
i. Lot 5oxl65. i-rOom house. east
front, nine blocks from business cen,
ter Price. si.4Oo; terms.
> l00xls5. corner. a-r ON house oD
SousA Eighth street. seven blocks from
Chlckasha avenue. Price. ss.2oo; viii
give good terms
3. s0x1oo feet and 4-room house
close in on Minnesota avenue. Price
a.See: terms.
4. lssxis5 feet. twr one hall
blocks from Chickashs avenue This
is good business property. Price
SIS. e0o. Extra good terms.
s. Business lot on Fourth street
between Chickashs and Kansas ave
aGss. Price. $1,000; teri 5.
s.. Four-room house. lot leexl6S
barn. good ven. located in Rock Island
addition. Price. s1Soe win trade fOl
small farm.
7. Some choice lots in Rock Island
addition. near factory site. Buy them
While they are cns&p
:. Six-room house ant iot s6xlss
located few blocks south en- SIKH
street. All mosern- Pviee. sa,Soe.
Eigkay-er-e farm IA miles from city
70 aeres alfSlfA- This is excellent ianl
sna lies in nice shape. Price. s4S Pc
acre
List your property With Is. We VII
sell II Tor yoa.
HARRIS & HIGHT. Real Estate
rhcnr f14. Rcor over OSiahcri
Gate Bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
FIRST Published Jnly as. 1sv99
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

FIRST Published July %. 1sr99
NOTICE or SALE or REAL Es-
TATE
In the Matter Of the Estate q A. Il
Beavers. Deceased.
Notice l. hereby given in pursuance
OF an order Of the county court Of the
coumty of Grady. state Of okiaAoma
made on the 18th day q July. 1873. the
nde-sizned administrator q the estate
81 u. u. Beavers. deceased. WI sell
i private sale % The hishsSs bidder.
snasscs to ccnfirmatioa hy said courS
On Mcnday. the ssh dAy al August
ISIS. Il la o'clock = m-. al the office
or HAmilson 4 Speake. III ths right.
tile ana interest of szid estate q d.
u Beavers. deceased. II znd 70 rhe
following described real estate situ-
atsa In Grady county. state Of Okla
bona. a0-wir- Lots 4hree tsA and tour
ga ia hEock tw0 hnaarsd EhsTss-one
9sta 81 tbs cssy q Chickzsl.a. As
sAoxn s. he srvs-nEsnt Fiax e zais
city.
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saliomsng terms and coadlEi0ns. ID
Wit. mr. cash and A. Trice aax less
saau sxO shuasazl six hundrad dolisrs
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
BARGAINS

FOR zAe preset we offer the follow,
ma bargains
Ccrnss lot. 50 fess, in sparks addt
ton. s2zs. Inside l0ss stse % s2oa
we offsr tie above for sla cash ard
balance on nacnxnlx payments
We aaso have improved property tcr
sale. Il ycr want home. sse Us
We have TOR sale q : hargzi1 ths
aeSf vacant corner on Kansas Svenus
SPARKS & CRALLE.
zsSr 50 sr1 Sc1th. Tnir1 ST
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
nzEs.nEnT AEARs oRRnANs

PRESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS
saE6reds al nsRusns have 4heen
.e,red by ne srssidsns q Fh- Indus
raj s1d OspnAns' Home at Macon.
Sa-. wAo writes: I'VE haYe used Elec-
lric Bittsrs IN this institution .0r nine
xears. It has proved most sxceAens
nedieine for stomach. liver ard I'D.
aev troubles. We regard Il As one q
the best family medicines o. earth !
i inyigorzses the vital organs. puri-
lies The hood. aids digestion. creates
appetite. To sEreEgthe and huild nr
thin. pale. eak ch1ldrea g. rundown
peopls II has No equal Best for te-
male complaints Only Sc cents q
Brcwn Z COS D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
LOST AND FOUND.

-Pccketbook heswesn hTown-
sons 1Tng store ara Eagle NsFcantiAe
Comp&ns. Reward II returned 70 &c
hart & Holiingxwcrsh's office. Phous
zSa 7-2S-ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

FOR Rent Unfurnished rooms fsxe
blocks from hank corner. Parties With
out children desired. Phone SS4. 4l4
Michigan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

For Rent-TwO ulOe cool outside
rooms, furnished for light housskeep-
ing: gas ana electric lights. Phone
"a. 7-2s-Ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

For Rent-TwO pleasan. rooms, cor
ner residence. furnished fine. electric
|Mghss and hath. private entrance. close
in. Phoue 50. asst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

For Sale-xw0 nice lots in Rock Isl
lard adaiuons sasy payments, or wih
sraas for work stoSk So BeH
Euszns pAors 4sS 3zSt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

. For garbage service, can Wal .
= ter Griffin. city sczsener. phone '
. Tss. or cali At 2ls Chickassa ave y
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
FoR SALE

For Saie-Ch Choiccst residence lors IN
The city for sale 81 bargain. located
in Highland Psrk. highest ana heAlsh-
lest addition % city. See Cad All2rd.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30

Wanted To trade ID my residence
salued a. s9.eea On a good alfalfa
farna Address N. ~ Burgsr, Grab
Orchard. Nsn. -2Ss<
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
FoR RENT.

FOR Rent--Two furnished rooms or
S-sSom vacant house. AR sOath Filth
street, 27-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
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advertising system CanitA required
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-30
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
YALE.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

By Telegraph to The Tribune.
New Haven, Oct 2S.-The Yale varsity
went through the scrub in tremendous fash
ion to-day at the beginning Of the scrim-
mage, and scored three touchdowns in six
teen plays. Coy was a human battering
ram, and the scrub could do nothing tow
ard stopping his rushes. He made the
first two touchdowns possible by smashing
through the tackles for long gains. and
each time Robinson, promoted from the
third eleven, carried the ball over The
third touchdown came after Logan had re-
covered all onside kick.
The scrub" took the ball with unlimited
downs after this, but could do nothing until
it was reinforced by Coy and Savage. Then
the varsity line yielded, and touchdown
was quickly scored. Frank Butterworth,
Brink Thorne and Vance Mccormick were
on the field to help in the coaching.
In the absence Of Cooney, who was un-
able to report on account OF some college
work, Morris played at centre on the var
sity and made fair impression. His pass
ing was fair, and he broke through sharply.
The lineup OF the varsity to-day fol-
lows: Left end, Fitzpatrick; left tackle.
Hobbs; left guard, Andrus; centre. Morris;
right guard. Goebel; right tackle. Lilley;
right end, Logan; quarterback, Howe; left
halfback, Holt; right halfback, Robinson;
fulback, Coy.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
CUP CAR In CRASH
DINGLEY IN DANGER.
Mechanic Badly Hurt When
Racer Skids off Course.

The first serious accident since practice
began on the Vanderbilt Cup course came
yesterday morning, when Bert Dingley,
driving the ChaImers-Detroit Blue Bird,
went into a ditch while travelling at furious
speed. This occurred at the first bridge on
the Motor Parkway, where his machine left
the cement roadway and turned over twice
before landing in a ditch on the side of the
road. Dingley managed to escape with
only few slight cuts. but Harry Richard,
his mechanic, fell under the car and was
crushed He was hurried to the Nassau
Hospital, where 1t was said that he had
several ribs broken.
Those who saw the accident said it was
miraculous that both men We're not killed.
The bridge at which the accident occurred
is reached just after the cars leave the dirt
road near Westbury. So great was the
speed of the car when it started to skid
that 1t whrled around like a top. The ma
chine did not come to a stop for fifty feet.
Dingley saved himself by leaping from the
car, but Richard was not so fortunate. He
was stunned when picked up, but still con-
scious. He complained of severe pains in
the back.
Only the rare skill OF Charles Stutz, driv
ing the Marion racer, prevented another ac-
cident at the Woodbury. turn, when the car
lost tire and skidded off the course Some
spectators We're standing near by but Stutz,
showing much coolness and head work,
managed to keep his car from striking
them and at the same time from turning
over.
The rain on Wednesday night had its ef-
feet In making the course dangerous for
fast driving in some places, especially at
the Woodbury. turn. The backstretch was
also slippery, and It was with much eau
tion that the drivers went over II. In
spite of this fact, however, John D. Ait
ken, whose daring and skilful driving in
the National car has been one of the chief
attractions since practice has been begun,
made one lap of the circuit IN 10 minutes
80 seconds, the fastest round recorded since
practice began.
Seventeen cars were cut, but, owing to
the condition OF the course, most of the
drivers used much caution. Lee Lorimer,
in his Chalmers-D Detroit, made the fastest
lap for his team, II minutes 40 seconds.
Mitchell. in the Simplex car completed a
circuit in II minutes As seconds. and Che
vrolet. in the Buick, was timed in Il min
utes 2 seconds.
The Fiat trio. driven by Strang. Hearne
and Parker, went around several times, but
none of them was under twelve minutes for
the 1854 mile circuit Joe Seymour the
driver of Clifford V. Brokaw's Isotta, stud
led the course in a Lozier touring car
Harry Grant made several rounds in his
Alec. while the three Maxwell and Columbia
entries were also out
The drawing for the order of start was
made last night at the Garden City Hotel,
No 13 being omitted, and resulted as fol-
lows
VANDERBILT CUP RACE-CLASSEs l AND 2
-DISTANCE 20 LAPS 21A nS
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
ANNAPOLIS
by Telegraph % The Tribune J


Annapolis Oct 28.-The last real wo-s
in preparation for the Princeton game was
done by the midshlpmen this afternoon.
when they followed a long signal practice
with twenty-five minutes OF the fastest
scrimmage work of the season The Navy
scored two tOUchdowns on the scrub, but
so large has the hospital list become that
it was almost a case OF second string men
playing against third string men
The men went into the scrinmages with
a vim and a dash that delighted the
coaches Richardson scored one os tie
touchdowns on a line plunge following h-s
recovery Of an ouside kick. The second
was made by Clay after receiving a long
forward pass from Dalton
Byrd had the call at quarter to-day. and
his work exceued Battles The coaches
have not decided which o. the two VIII
start the Princeton game. Irwin played
spIendidIy at half on the hustIe-s. and
Rodes, a halfback, showed ability at end.
It has been decided definitely not 70 a.
low Reifsnider. Cobb, Reiuecke or Meyers
10 play against Princeton. \ twisted leg
will also prevent Carey from playing. THIS
means that the ends viii De Rodes and
Vail The visiting team VIII be entertained
at luncheon al. the officers mess on Satur-
day.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
~ = COLLEGE Football > Auomt1ng Hunting Athletics 4 Other

all probability he will have place on the
team tomorrow.
The coaches are seemingly at their wis
end 10 get fight and spirit Ia the varsity.
simson was sent through the line time az
ter time to-day only TO be without as
sistance after he had broken through ana
was thrown back by the second defence.
O'Connor. who was sent to the SCRUB ID
favor OF DeIanO yesterday. was shitted
back and forth to-dav and wound up IN
his old position. seagraves, Crosby and
Smith were not in the lineup and several
others are on the sick list. Pope has
reported again. but viii not get into the
game for the rest Of the year. Smith Is
improving and is almost ready to get into
the scrimmage stude IS in the inhrmary'
as is Gass.
The team lined up to-day as follows;
Left end. Macarthur CWilsom; left tackle.
Monks; left guard. O'Connor Delano):
centre. Pfeiffer; right guard. Danan' right
tackle. Weeks: right end, Teagle; quarter
back, Baker: left half back. Tydeman'
right half back. Krutch; full back. Sim
son.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
May Sign for Battle To-Day
johnson Reaches Town and Joins Jeffries IN q
Merry War of Contemptuous Words.

500 900 at ringside odds that JEFF is de-
feated.
'I understand that JEFF spoke contempt
uously about the pictures Of the Johnson
Ketchel fight, and that he said it was
bout between a washerwornan and a boxer.
If Jeff thinks that Ketchel fights like
washerwoman, let him fight him. ketchel
has a terrible right hand
The prelude of a dispute that may cause
a hitch to-day was sounded yesterday.
Jeffries said that when Johnson signed
tentative articles with Berger he agreed
to let nim (Jenries) dictate the division
of the purse, while Johnson said yester-
day that he would insist on a division be-
tween winner and loser. This question
and the appointment of a place for the
fight are the chief points at issue.
Johnson looked as if he were in excellent
condition. He said he was a tritle over
weight, and, moreover, he was suffering
yesterday from boil on his face. He
expressed no doubt, however. of his ability
to get into condition for fight without
difficulty.
Il hope to meet Jefres at once" he
said. The sooner the better. 1 mean
business. Jeffries must sign his name to
a set of articles, post a good forfeit and
make the match regular in every respect,
or shall pass him up. My time is money.
I have a number of good theatrical offers,
ard if Jeffrics doesn't show disposition
to do something very soon l will sign up
for more theatrical engagements
L have been chasing Jeffries all over
the country for months. 1t seems to me
that it Is a case IF Tommy Burns all over
again. I have 10 trail people to get them
into matches. Here I've travelled across
the continent from California Just TO get
Jeffries into L match, and I'm the cham
pion. Sometimes l am almost compelled
to think that he IS bufing when ne talks
of Te-entering the ring. However. recent
developments lead me to think that he will
sign up for Il fight, if only for the the
atrcal advertising he can get out of it."
Johnson made a short speech from the
stage Of the Victoria Theatre, where the
pictures of his fight with Ketchel were be-
ing shown in the afternoon.
Il have did the best I could" he said, ito
uphold the boxing game and become a
worthy opponent for Jeffries"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
HARVARD.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

[By Telegraph to The Tribunel
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2S.-There was
little work for the regular members of the
Harvard football team to-day, half an hour
of signal drill being regarded as enough
to give the men their final preparation for
the game with the Army on Saturday. The
team will be taken to New York to-mor-
row afternoon and will spend the night
there, going to West Point on Saturday
morning. 1t is thought here that Percy
Haughton will use two complete sets of
back against the cadets.
The team that lined up for signal drill
to-day was almost like the one that is ex-
pected to meet Yale. Mckay was back at
left tackle and l. Wilmington was at right
guard Leslie replaced rockingham at left
halfback, Corbett being out of the play.
The lineup was as follows: Left end,
Houston left tackle, Mckay; left guard,
L. Wilmington; centre. P. Wilmington;
right guard. Fisher; right tackle, Fish;
right end L. Smith; quarterback. O'F1aher-
ty; left halfback, Leslie; right halfback,
P. Smith; fullback. Minot
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
LAST MILE Il SPRINT.
Mrs. Burden First an at XII
after Hard Race.

Hampstead, Long Island, Oct % (SpeciaD
The Meadow Brook Hunt Club had stir
ring run to-day, with a sprint in the last
mile that furnished all sorts Of excitement
for the field. Mrs. ]. A. Burden, Miss Carey
and Miss Hutcheson were all mounted on
big thoroughbred hunters, and, as the
place for the kill drew near, all three
edged up. trying to get such lead that 1t
would be easy to be the first home.
They assumed a careless air at first, but
the race was soon on in earnest, and Mrs.
Burden finally won after pretty exhibi-
ton of 'cross-country riding. She was a
field ahead of Miss Carey, while Miss
Hutcheson's mount refused the last fence,
much to her chagrin.
Among the others who finished the run
were Mrs Ladenburg. Miss Cornelia Bryce.
Mrs H S. Kerr, II. S. Page Beverley
Robinson. H. L. Bell, Malcolm Stevenson,
W. c. Hayes, Douglas Campbell and Am
brcse Clark.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
WORK HARD
NOW READY FOR NAVv
old Wcakness Crops Ont IN
Hard Practice.
rny relerranh % rbe r-,s.n.,

Princeton y. J.. Oct 2s-Ths 60
football team had Its last hard practice :.
cay before the game with the May NJ. -
urday. The scrimmaEe was hard ana -.
but the Old weakness OF the varsity -,
up again in tO-day's practice. The -
seems unable to get together al the n-Igs
cal moment. when TO gain only a few va-S,
means touchdown. While four ,o,,.s
downs were made against the gcr1h -.
varsity was held for downs on the 2-vs,1
line. and IN eve-y case had dlmcultv 4,
gaining when near the goal line
In other respects the practice Of tha -
teruoon was encouraging. the ends DIav-
ing IN much better form than usual. wbr.
the line was almost lrnpregnabIe T,.
playing Of Frantz AZ end for the scrrs
was one OF the features OF the p-acffd
while Garrett again Played al exceua~c
game at halfback. Hart showed in1D-oy'
ment in line pIungins, in both Yesterday,
and this afternoons scrImEages. a. h.
seemed to hit the line with a great deal
more force and kept his feet better.
Dawson was moved back TO q1arterfso,
to-day and ran the varsity. Evidently tie
coaches are not yet entirely at ease abou,
the quarterback position. Bergiu's wo-k
has been satisfactory. bat the coaches A..
now in search OF a suitable substitute for
him. as a slight injury sustained yestsr-
day may make It impossible for him N
play the entire game on Saturday.
The lineup of the varsity follows. LET,
end. Ballin; eft tackle. Siegllng, lss,
guard, Woehr; centre. Bammaa CLARK.
right guard, Waller Buckingham. rfvbt
tackle. McGregOr; right end. WeIch OaD
Dyke; quarterback. Dawson (Chrystlsl.
left halfback. Garrett. right haIfback. Gun.
uingham Sawyer; fuIIback. Hart CWoodlel