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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS

so acres, 2 miles east OF town, all
in cultivation, second bottom land. 2
room house, barn and well; all under
good fence. Price. sos per acre.
100 acres. miles from Fort Cobb,
100 acres in cultivation, good bearing
orchard, fenced and cross-fenced, g.
room house, smoke house, milk house,
crib, well and windmill VIII trade for
Chickasha property Price, $500
Livery barn and stock. lots. 56xl50,
barn 56x64. u horses and harness, ?
carriages. 1 truck wagon, spring wag-
on, / bus for y passengers. office fur
niture. To trade for Chickasha prop
erty. Price, $4,000.
100 acres, 5 miles from ehiekasha,
140 acres in cultivation, deep chocolate
soil, 4-room house. well and shed barn,
all fenced. Price, S42.5O per acre.
To trade for small farm, lot 50x165.
4-room plastered house. in southwest
part of town. What have you? Price,
81, 400.
For sale, 5-room house. close in on
Choctaw avenue, all kinds Of fruit and
shade, well. city water and gas. barn
and chicken lots. Price, $1,000
Lot 50x15O, broom house. painted
and papered, good place for the money.
Price, $500.
JENKINS & MAJOR.
Phone ESQ. Basement 1st Natl Bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
WANTED: A PUBLIC GARBAGE
SYSTEM.

The cleaning brigade make clean
sweep OF the streets in the morning
An hour later the wind whips around
and sends bushels OF paper and other
lose trash scurrying down the streets
From the alleys and every nook and
corner where refuse accumulates, the
rubbish comes flying forth and soon
the streets are "ail elutiered up.
What are you going 10 do about it2
Wen. It looks like the only sensible
and practical remedy Is a public gar
bage system Put trash cans az con
venient intervals on the streets and In
the alleys and require everybody 70
use them. Put an end 10 dumping
sweeplngs into the streets and alleys.
let the city hire a man 10 empty the
trash cans and haul away the rubbish
every day The city council ought 10
pass an ordinance covering this prop
osition at the next meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
CLEAN UP-coMPANY COMING.

We ought to have enough self re-
spect and decency TO keep your town
clean all the time.
The admonition Clean up" would
better be stated. Keep clean
But it's a lamentable fact that we
are more prone TO spasmodic eleanli-
ness than to the systematic kind. A
large part OF the world has not ad-
vanced beyond the Saturday night bath
stage. Anyway. it's better to clean
up occasionally than not to clean up
at all.
Now, we're going TO have a whole
house full Of company next week. Sey
eral hundred Woodmen, composing the
grand lodge OF the W.. o. W. will be
guests OF Chickashs for two days OF
more
We are anxious for our visitors t
go away with the best possible impres
sion Of the city. We expect them tC
gaze with wonder and admiration OF
our handsome buildings, our pavet
streets, our water power plant, etc.
and TO spread the news OF our great
ness all over the state Now, suppos'
they take a peep into some Of thos,
horrid alleys, glance at some Of ou
dirty back yards or vacant lots, tha
won't make such good story for then
to carry abroad
Let's get busy now and spruce up tn
town in its Sunday best-clean u
every yard. alley. street and vacan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

One way 10 get out Of a tight place
is 10 sober up.
Some people are kept busy butting
into other peoples business.
Some young men haven't even a
lame excuse for carrying a cane
And the selfmade man sometimes
makes a noise like a phonograph.
When a woman is inclined 70 be dis
agreeable she is sure 10 make good.
Most people want justice for the
purpose Of passing It on to those who
need IL
Lots Of women would make secret
gifts to charity If they could only keep
the secret.
Some time We may have an ideal
legislature--one that will repeal more
laws than II passes.
Take two parts Of wind and two
parts Of noise. mix thoroughly, and
you have a political debate.
Many a woman's idea of a smart
gown is one that cost at least IS cents
more than her neighbor's did.-Chica
90 News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03

C. B. Clark made a business trip
to Rush Springs today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
CRIMINALS ALL or THE SAME
BREED.

The Express has repeatedly called
attention TO the well known fact that
bOotlegging and other species Of crime
go hand in hand. The experience Of
officers here last night is a case in
point
The spirit that prompts the bootleg
ger Is the same spirit that breeds vio-
lation Of all law Il Is simply the
spirit that disregards Law. In plain
words Il Is criminality and anarchy,
and the man who is willing TO counte-
nance it Ia the slightest degree IS
throwing in with the worst the most
dangerous element or society.
Our officers have been making sub
stantial inroads on the law-breakers.
It is high time that our entire citizen
ship we're aroused to the dangers that
confront us. Whatever a mans views
may be on the liquor question, whether
ne pe a pIonlDlllOn crank or lee
totaler, If be is a good citizen he can
have but one view as to the enforce
ment Of law. Good or bad. a law must
be enforced as long as It is on the
statute books. Any other course means
the encouragement or criminallty and
all the perils 10 life and property at
tendant upon It. Respect for law Is
the only safeguard against the erimi-
nal class.
Supported by the right sort Of pub.
lie sentiment, our officers can soon
put an end TO lawlessness In Grady
county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
BURGESS ANNOUNCES

published for and Paid for by Ben
Burgess)
Chickasha, Okla, Feb. q, 1909.
To the Voters of the City of Chicka-
sha, Okla: AS the time is near at
hand wherein it becomes necessary
that a selection be made for the in
cumbent of the office Of city clerk,
desire to announce to the voters
OF the city Of Chickasha my candidacy
for that office, subject to the action
of the Democratic voters of the city
of Chiekasha. In making this an
nouncement / desire to state to those
who do not know my qualifications for
the office, that | attended the public
schools Of my home at Pulaski. Tenn.
after which I attended the high school
at Knoxville, Tenn, for term of
ten months, after which enrolled
with the Southwestern Baptist uniyer-
sity at Jackson, West Tennessee, for
two terms of ten months each. have
been a resident of the city of Chicka-
sha for more than eight years and my
record for that time is before you
After careful consideration Of my case
If am found to be worthy and quail
flied for the place most humbly be
seech you for your support and influ
ence. Allow me to thank you in ad
vance for any and all favors. I beg
to remain sincerely yours,
3-1-3t Ben Burgess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
ET IMPATIENTl
DON'T LOSE YOUR NERVE.


DON'T LOSE YOUR NERVEl
The citizens Of chickasha are hu-
man.
They are prone to thoughts OF dis
appointment just as are all people in
all lands.
A year ago they were content 10 have
things come to them in a slow. plod-
ding way
Now they want things to come in a
fifty. however.
Large bodies move slowly.
Even though the air about US Is
filled with the rumbling and vhirr Of
rapid growth. each movement OF great
import must be made with delibera-
ton and care.
All take time.
It was so with the first street paw.
ing and Il Is so with the carrying out
Of the present half million dollar con.
tract.
It was so with the starting Of the
universal grading OF streets.
It was so with the starting OF the
work on the city hall
1t was so with the securing Of the
block on The high school building.
It has taken time, and a long time
in many cases to bring about the de.
sired end.
We mention these facts to remind
impatient ones that they should Judge
OF the future by the past when con-
sidering the talked Of propositions.
It IS just now a common expression
of citizens: Well. the packing plant
movement is up in the air, isn't it?" or
words 10 that effect.
The fact is. the packing plants OF
Chicago are all undergoing a govern
ment inspection which started at such
time as 10 prevent the S. & S. people
coming here on the date set. the goth
Of last month, but Mr. Johnson has
been in touch with them from time to
time since and only Monday last had
word from them that they would be
here as soon as they could possibly
leave, that they we're making arrange
ments as rapidly to that end as posi-
BILE.
So with many other great undertak
ings-
It takes time to bring about and
reach the desired ends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
@%44@4%@$%&%+%++%%
= ANNOUNCEMENTS. =
+4%<%%4$+++@%+++++


James oMalley announces himself
As a car Adate for chief Of police. sub
iect to the action Of The Democrats
primary.
D. l. Hopkins announces himself
as a candidate FOR chief Of police, sub
,ect 70 the action OF the Democratic
primary.
George H. Lotridge announces him
self as candidate for the office Of
chief Of police. subject to the action
Of the Democratic primary.
William H. Thomas announces him.
self as q candidate for the office Of
chief Of police. subject 70. the action
Of the Democratic party.
Clerk and Auditor.
Henry J. Miller announces himself
as a candidate for city clerk and audi
tor. subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primary.
Ben Burgess announces himself as
candidate for city clerk and auditor,
subject TO the action OF the Democratic
primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
sruNe RY A ElENp.

One thing is proved since the last
crop Of American dramatists have
sprung up, that 1t is the American play
for Americans, and Fred G. Conrad
comes bravely to the front and lands a
success. A real playa story Of in
terest; a heart story-a play of today,
yesterday and tomorrow. "A Danger
GUS Friend" will probably penetrate
every corner Of the United States. We
know that Friend" we have all had
him or her for a friend" There isn't
one of US who at some time has not
felt the sting Of a dangerous friend.
Mr.. Conrad deals with this type OF
character in a elean-cut, concise style,
never descending to anything sensa-
tional. yet at the same time is thor
oughly realistic-it is play for the
millions, and millions will listen to its
message. 1t is from the hand OF a
man of the world, thoroughly convers-
ant with all condition of life in Amer
lea. "A Dangerous Friend" win be al
the Wagner Opera House Friday
March s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03

<++++++%++++++4+++
= COMMERCIAL CLUB CORNER. =
++++%%++++%++++
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
FoR SALE or TRADE.

Part or all OF Lippincott double
soda fountain. can be seen in Roddy
building at 312 Chickasha avenue. VIII
put in as good condition as new or
sell reasonable If taken as it stands.
For price write Mrs. John Tobin, 221
Harrison avenue. Oklahoma City
Phone S577 Or Mrs Roddy, Chicka-
sha. 25-et
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03

We don't take any stock IN that
story about Corb sarchet. a Guthrie
newspaper man. sending a vest tc the
laundry. forgetting that there was a
five dollar bill IN one OF the pockets.
Il bears strong internal evidence Of be-
Ing fake Of the rankest sort We
cannot believe that Mr.. sarchet, whose
reputation for veracity is unquestioned.
would Be a party 10 foisting such a
fraud upon an unsuspecting public.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03

lot Il won't cost much money or ef
fort and We ought TO do Il. company
or no company. but with all these
strangers coming. We simply must do
Il. Don't let f. 70 abroad that Chicka,
sha is a filthy town. It viii Be worth
thousands Of dollars TO US 70 have
every one Of our visitors 20 awrv with
the report. ~Chickasha is the cleanest
town In Oklahoma
There's no time to lose. get busy.
clean up now.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03
HONOLULU STUDENTS COMING.

The next number in the High School
Lyceum course win be given by the
Honolulu Students, a company Of ma
tive Hawaiians, with orchestra male
quartet, pictures. etc. This attraction
viii be here March 10 and is probably
the best in the entire course. Miss
Jean Hamilton, the Wichita lyceum
manager, was in the city today arrang.
ing for the entertainment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03

Moreover, here's another eve opener
for the Chiokasha booster: Spokane,
the hustling city Of the great North.
west, has a booster club Of 3.67s mem
bers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-03

Really We prefer the Taft smile
to the TEDDY grin"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
Gag dalszy

Jan ze swoimi dochodzi}
tymczasem do magazyn6w,
najbogatszej kompanii autra
cytowej W calem zag}ebiu, w
kt6rych trzymano rome ma
rzedzia g6rnicze, proch, dy-
namit, olej i t. H., sprzeda"
wane g6rniko m we wszyst~
kich oko]icznych kopalniach.
Opodal tychze, urzadzi}
szeryf powiatowy, strzelnice
ola swoich d"eputowanych i
teraz w}asnie odbywa1y sic
6wiczenia W strzelaniu do
tarczy, W kt6rych b1a}o u
dial z pietdziesieciu ludzi
sciagnietych z ca1ego powia-
tn.
Juz drugi dzie6 %trzymano
ich pod bronia.
G6rnicy ME wrozyli sobie
mic dobrego pc tych name
wrach.
49, Szykuja sic ria nasza
sk6re - %przem6wif jeden z
towarzyszy Jana, gdy omi
nawszy dosy6 wysoka gore
poslyszeli wyraznie hulk c7e-
stychs s:wystrzai6w .~@ .
- Pewnie re tax - po-
twierdzit drugi 49, ale jak
strajku ME uchwa1imy to j
i powodu ME beda mieli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

- Zeby tylko dodal trze,
Oh DO zdajemi sic, 70 wick
szosc bedzie za-=straikiem.
w Bogu nadzieja, 0.
dezwa} sic Jan kt6ry posroz'
movie 2 Jadzia nabral jakoE
otuchy ] WARY W .lepszs
przysz}osc.
Tymczasem zblizyli sic ns
jake trzvsta krok6w. =de
strzelnicy, a W tejze chwili
gromadki ich od1aczy} sic
jeden z g%6rnik6w, kt6regc
przedtem ME %zauwazyli i z
=krzykiem "Hurrah!" pedem
spusci} sic W strone magazy~
now.
R6wnoczesnie, jakby z pod
ziemi, z "a parkanu wysuna]
sic zastep zbrojnych deputy
sxeryf6w j skierowal lufy
swych karabin6w presto "
przerazona %gromadke.
Staneli jak wryci i tylko
Jan wystapi4 kilka krok6w
naprz6d, .podni6s1 reke,
chcia} cos .%przem6wi6, ale W
tel chwili hukne}a saliva, a
Jan ~rierwezy chwyci1 sic re-
ka "a levy box i runa} W
znak ma ziemie. Ia MIN zwa-
lilo sic z n6g kilku innych,
Jeden jek b6lu i przeraze.
MIA uderzy} W niebo.
Gdy wiatr zwia} dym pc
morderczej salwie deputy
szeryf6w, okropny widok
przedstawi} sic ich oczom.
Zaledwie kilku oszczedzi1y
kule. Ma ziemi, ]eza1o piec
trup6w, a reszta tarza}a sic
we krwi w}asnej.
Strach "zjezy} w}osy na
g}owach mordercom. WsZak-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
X!.,'.
N' ct

Przerazenie rozpacz, zal j
gniew :ogarnely %gromadke
g6rnik6w, kt6ra %prowadzi}
Joe Smith ma ~konwencye,
gay dotar1a do miejsca, gdzie
W krwi w1asnej wala}y sic
trupy ich braci i jeczeli ran
nj.
Oddzia1 szeryfa, pc doko-
nsnej zbrodni mordu bez-
bronnych ludzi, przejety pa
nicznym strachem pierz-
chna} pola.
I dobrze sic stale!
Widok tylu trup6w, zapach
i6wiezc rozlanej krwi, wscie-
k1ost nicely W sercach / ia
Idze pomsty.
Toz to krew ich Krwi, toz
bracia w}a6Di!
Boze!.. -.
Gdzie ci zbrodniarze, NOR
|dercy!!!
Me mail!
Rzucono sic ma ratunek.
| Smith :dostrzegl tymcza-
[sem Jana. DW6ch ludzi z5je-
Ego %gromadki, kt6rych MET
Ikne}y kule, .podtrzymywa}o
Fmu glove, usiiujac r6wno~
zatamoWac krew, ply
(naca obficie 2 rany, mad le-
wa piersia. Reszta tlejacego
Nv MIN zycia, 5skupi}a sic "
mgla zachodzaeyvh oczach.
spoetrzegl kolege 2 1awy
.szkolnej j eo6jakby niemy
wyrzut .zarysowalo sic "
twarzy. 81.
Gag .dalsszy naasIt'.apit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
ze strzelali do bezbronnych.

Stif, kt6ry stat " sspleelrE'NW'r
Sym szeeregu, pa lewem
skrzydle i pierwszy dal og-
mia biorac na.cel nieszczesli-
:Ewego Jana, rzucil karabin IA "a
xiemie, krzyk sp6znionego
zalu i rozpacay wydar{ mu
Isle 2 piersi, a sila, kt6rej O.
|przee sic ME p~otrafil pchne-
la do n6g ofia1y.
Przyczo}ga} sic ma kola'
mach do glowy Jana i zabo.
Donna trwoga przejety utopa
wzrok W jego 6miertelna bla-
|doscia okrYtej twarzy.
I Jan zy} jeszcze, wargi
|drgue}y mu raz.i drugi bole-
|5nie, a z pod uniesionych
powiek mg}a zachodzace IRE
nice wyrazem oskarzenia u
|derzy}y W dusze mordercy.
- Szczepanie, to ty!...
Widzia1em!.. MECH ci Bog
przebaczy!. :. p%rzem6wi1 ci.
|cho z wysi}kiem.
t. On zerwa} sic. 2 kolan, roz-
(pacz, zal i .trwoga niby roz-
palone kleszcze scisne}y mu
|dusze, zwierzeca, %bezmy6lna
dusze zbrodniarza: W oczach
wyrazem oblakania zapalit
sic blask tel meki. Rykna':
jak raniOny zwierz i pedem
|pu6ci} sic W strone salunu
Smitha.
Ia CORA huraganem wpad}
ma g6rnik6w zdazajacych ma
konwencye, obali} kilku,
przerazi{ wszystkich i jak
piorun przez wybite drzw'
runa} do wnetrza salunu.
Ruda Merry miata go6cia.
|Jej brat, inzynier Sweeney
sta} PREY barre. Zreszta ME
by}o :nikogo.
z uderzeniem piorunu po-
~jawiajacy sic SATAN ME pre-
raziiby .ich :wiecej. Odrucho-
wo cofneli sic vstecz.
On W ~pierwszej chwili
mia} wyglad tygrysa, kt6ry
|chce sic rzucic ma upatrzo-
ma ofiare. Przerazajacy byi z
w{osem, kt6ry po]ezy1 strach,
z piomieniem szalefstwa, cry
Fob}edu W oczach i :krwawa
piana, kt6ra saczy}a sic z
Just, swieci}a ma rudych,
kr6tko przycietych wasach.
Ale sic ME rzuci}.
Jakbv 60 kto W pol chwy.
cid, przegiety W kab}ak, ma
chylony W ich strone sycza}
przez kurczowo 6ci6niete ze-
by:
-Zamordowa}em!. :. trup,
trup. ;. patrzy ma mnie..
To ME ia, to ona! ona kaza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

fKdtac z9odHllL Misty ~ w uIaIa
WyszedI iwr6cil pc chwi-
H.. Przerazenies wiecilo mu
W oczach. = 6:
- Coz? 8.
Wi wi : wisii. j.
= WISH. -.
Taxi
To-. i czego sic tree
siesz g1upcze?...
Sauna trzes1a sic jeszcze,
ale strach mija}, " oczach
zjawi}y sic inne blyski.
Doakonalo: sic sk}ada.
Idyota by1, no, wiadomo,
.przeciez to Polak. -. W .=sa.
die bylby wypspla}, a tax"
I caly tysiac dolar6w W zys-
ku!. Ciekawam ilu .ich
pablo! w kazdym razie, bra
knie kilku acknowledgment
p~rzeciwnik6w. -.
Brat s}ucha}, i patrza1 ma
MIA przerazony, ale i ME be-
podziwu: ...:
Satan z ciebie Merry,
wcielony szatanl
- Hi, hi, hi, - zaSmia}a
sic, JUL zupelnie uspokojona.
Daiekuje "a, complement,
ale ma ciebie czas. Konwen-
eva z pewno6cia otwarta.
Idz! trzeba %pilnowac business
su!..... Jos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
THE BIGGEST GRIZZLY.

The biggest grizzly bear ever brought
into the United states was killed by DR..
]. Wylic Anderson. a Denver man, whilc
on n hunting trip In Alaska this summer.
and its mounted skin, the largest In the
world. and valued at 5000. is now on ex-
hlbltion in the Sixteenth street window
OF the May Clothing company, where
IL Is attracting admiring thousands.
Tho skin. which Is a magnificent speci-
men. measures II feet from tip to tip.
The head is two feet across from ear 10
car, and the skull measures 2ls feet
from its base TO the point of the nose.
In life Mt Grizzly weighed l.s25
pounds, more than many of the largest
horses seen on the strcets OF Denver.
and DR.. Anderson killed 1t with four
shots from a 30-caliber rifle.
The bear, known to naturaIlsts as ur-
sus gyas, or the grizzly or Alaska was
killed by Dr. Anderson on Unimak Is
land, May 81 of this year The doctor
was alone when he came upon the Zero
cious monster his guide having left him
in the hope of stirring up some big
game. A..
law and brought him TO the ground ~,
another instant he was on his teet' anu
charging upon the intrepid nlmrod.
A second shot caught him right under
the shoulder blade, and turned ms
course into a clump of bushes Again
DR.. Anderson fred. this time missing as
the hear was hidden from view. Inc
third shot brought the bear into the open
again Once more the Winchester crack
ed. and this time the deadly missile
struck tho spine, killing bruin Instant
ly-Denvcr Post.
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and II this work bad not been dono
the industry would have been pr0cti-
oally destroyed"
BETTER THAN AVERAGE
AS to conditions this season. they
seem to have been u little better than
the average. In some parts of the
state 1t was too damp and cold. while
IN other parts from June to the middle
OF July II was. too dry. but aside from
this the bees have done wei The best
reports come from the central and
southern part of the state. one bee
keeper receiving half ton of honey
per day, Several carloaGs, just how
many is not Known, have been shipped
and there is yet large quantity ready
for the market.
There is good profit on the money in
vested in the honey business and the
keepers are unanimously of the opinion
that tho state should afford the indus
try moro protection than 1T does The
headc. OF the local organizations are
urging the members to give more sup
port to the rational association.
President Lovesy is working hard to
see that bees arc afforded the best
protection possible in the winter time
Last year he WI cd 81 colonies IN
two-story hives lnged that there
was a free pas. air between the
boxes He lost u, one hive and that
was due TO lack of store rather than
cold or disease.
There is one condition at the present
time that Is of benefit to the bee
keepers. or, rather a lack OF con-
dition that existed a few years ago.
and that Is the absence of smelter
smoke which few years ago destroy
cd bees by the thousands. The
swarms are becoming stronger and
more numerous and with proper man
agement 1t is predicted that the bee
and honey industry Will. before many
years. become ono of the greatest and
best paying in the state