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The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

That Herr Schroeder and Col
Barksdale VII sirg a duet az the
neXt Saenzerbund.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Some papers insist On mentioning
ne fox mayor q New York Ho~
dare theyl Stil. I shouldn't mind
welding ny big stick over that toTn
inst nrce.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Ralph ". Lee Is ambitions % edi
an eztire edition Of The Stick. an.
we're aalf inclined 70 let him " Il
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

That Charlie Edwards Is 50 much
benefited By Ts1saz he requested
Senator Aldrich 20 place il on the
free Est.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

/ sust killed a python- Something
strangely familiar about the reptile.
! can see a great future for that
boy Kermit. Hes 4 wonder! Why
shouldn't be BEL
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Allen D. Alert. Il. is hard At
work on another ode. and promises
the copy for the srst Saturday II
July.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Is William J. Bran stu in Amer
Tea? No matter where ! an and
what am doing. his serious face
coufrouts ne I can't help worTy-
ing about hin
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

That Gus Nosck declined the chal-
lerge CT D. Mgllsuy TO a rickey
contest. but challenged Dennis to a
tzial with a Mamie Taylor"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02

Washington, d. c. April 2.-The
government will be asked to name the
magnificent new park which is TO be
made between the union station and
the capitol building IN Washington,
Oklahoma Park.
Oklahoma being a new state has no
street, park or other memorial in the
national capital by that name. and Is
entitled to something. Practically
every state IN the union has a street.
avenue, circle or memorial Of some
sort. and each state is entitled 70 It.
For this reason a movement has been
started By the Oklahomans In Wash.
ington to have the new park named
Oklahoma.
And II this Is done. Oklahoma would
nave the most noted memorial. with
the possible exception Of Pennsylva.
nit avenue. in Washington. The
stretch Of ground lying between the
Capitol and union station has been
bought by the government and
stripped Of buildings at an enormous
expense and is in fact a continuation |
Of the Mall and the capitol grounds
which would make continuous
stretch Of public grounds from the
union station to Washington monu-
ment and the lake drive
And be Il further said that if this
new park is named Oklahoma there /
viii moi be a park in the capital that
has more euphonious name or one
of more significance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02
FACTIONAL ROW
IN CHURCH

Tulsa. Okla, April IA factlonal
fight IN the Baptist church OF thli
city brought on BY political differ
ences between Police Commissioner
Ollphant and Rev. Slaughter. pastor
Of the church. reached a climax last
night. when the preacher was assault
ed and arrested in his pulpit during
service. BY members Of the city po-
lice force. Rev. Slaughter had op.
posed Judge Ollphant in the recent
election and he with some OF his
friends are said to have instgatcd a
fight 10 oust the preacher.
Oilphant and others tried to break
up the meeting last night and when
Rev. Slaughter instructed the organ.
ist 70 play and the congregation to
sing IN order TO quell the excitement.
Chief Of Detectives Ed Egan. under
sheriff from Ollphani. attempted to
arrest the young lady at the organ.
Rev. Slaughter confronted Eean and
a scuffle followed Excitement was
high for a few minutes. It Il rumored
on the streets that an effort will be
made to recall the city officers most
conspicuous in the affair.
Rev. Slaughter has applied for war.
rants charging Oliphant. Egan and a
man named Mitchell with assault
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02
LETTER FROM
DR.. McCOLL
ChirOpraCtiC Experts ES-
tabIiSh An Office In
This City

Oklahoma City, March 20. 1909.
To Ny chlckasha Friends and All
Others Who are Interested IN Health:
Investigation has developed for me
and viii for you that the principles OF
Chiropractic, when properly applied
will remove the causes OF abnormal.
iues usually called diseasesl Of the
human body.
Also that DR.. Effie Turner. former
" a trained nurse OF ability and now
a Chlropractor OF experience and abll.
ity. and who IL locating In Chicka-
sha, merits confidence and under.
stands the science OF chiropractlc and
y person whom 70 know is TO re-
spect and admire.
Suffering humanity viii do well 10
investigate her and her work.
Yours truly,
A. G.. McColl, LII. B., ID. c.
The above letter from Dr. McColl, a
Rock Island man formerly re-
siding In chlckasha. introduces DR..
Efne Turner, who Is locating in Chick
asha this week.
Dr. Turner comes to Chickasha from
Lawton, where she has been enjoying
an excellent practice the past year.
and leaves It only at the request Of
number Of the leading citizens Of
Chickasha. She will not give up hnr
offices there, however. leaving them
In charge Of brother. but will enlarge
her business AID with another brother
open chirapractic parlors in this city.
The new firm will pe known as Drs.
Turner & Turner.
DR.. Effle Turner is a graduate of
the carver-Denny Chiropractlc College
OF Oklahoma City. and thoroughly I'M
derstands her work. she has won
especial recognition as a nerve spe-
cialist.
Drs. Turner & Turner have their
offices in rooms and 3 in the sayer
building. West chickasha avenue. 2-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02
. +++++++++#+++%+++. + =
= AT THE PLAY HOUSES
= = + = = + + + I. + + > + = : 4 1
PrOaram T0day Al the sII0u.

Program Today at the Rijou.
Vampires Of the Coast melo-
drama with beautiful coast scenery.
Unusual Elopement,e laugh from
start TO finish.
Educating the Blind a beautiful
educational picture.
The conviet's Revenge" a fine
drama.
Song by Mrs. Stewart. Lecture
by Mr. Stewart
Vaudeylle-Kent and Harvey will
give you an entire change II vaudeville
by presenting good Irish comedy
full of many good laughs and you are
sure Of one hours good amusement.
Come out and see a good show for
your money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02
Proaram Il the Majestic roaax.

"A Cure for Rheumatism, a laugh
maker
"a Home at Last" fine drama.
Who Has My Skypiece.g good
comedy.
a Crazy Barber, another comedy
Vaudeville-Carroll and La Mont
This fine team Of actors make you
laugh one minute and cry the next
Don't fail to see them in their com
edy-dramatic act 9The Noon Hour Z
They are here for three days only.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02

AT the Lyric tonight will be shown
"The Episode OF the Black Plague Y
(Dramatic0 Balloon Races in Ger
many fScenic.) In vaudeville.
Owen and Devernon, will give an en-.
entirely new program. Introducing a
comedy sketch Don't fail to see
them tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02

You cannot afford TO miss the op-
portunity by not taking the advantage
Of our great spring opening sale. The
Peoples Store. 2-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02

For Sale Brown Leghorn eggs.
sl5O per setting. Phone s52, or call
at 515 Iowa avenue. 2.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-02

Rexall celery and iron, for spring
fever, results guaranteed or money
back. Brownson's Drug Store. so.4t|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
JENNINGS MADE
MISTAKE AGAIN

Three times has Hughey Jennings
blundered In the worlds series. That
is in selecting his catcher for the all
important series. In 1907, the cubs
made Charley schmidt look cheap
while Payne was no better Jimmy
Archer sat on the bench and he is
now one OF the star receivers OF the
National league, He has a Tar better
arm than schmidt and the cubs now
say that had Jennings used Archer in
that series the comparison would not
have been so oueslded.
IL was schmidt again in 1908. This
time he looked even worse than In
1909. Jennings finally sent Ira Thorn
as behind the bat Ira stopped the
cubs from running wild on the bases
and Detroit won the only game II took
from Chicago la two years. But Jcn-
nings did not send Thomas behind the
bat again. Instead, he soon after sold
him to Philadelphia. Had he kept the
big eastern boy. there rs no doubt that
the tigers would have Won the series
this fall as 10 was Schmidts poor work
behind the bat that handicapped the
American lcaguers.
Despite Schmidt failure to deliver
the goods I'm two worlds series, Jen-
nings again pinned his faith 10 schmidt
and the pirates proceeded 10 show MN
uD IN every game except one nAaNdko
was given a chance last Tuesday and
caught Mullin in great style in addi-
lion 90 stopping the pirates on the
paths stanage was also used IN the
next contest but was taken out owing
10 his poor stick work. schmidt re-
placed him and the pirates began 20
steal al will again.
In the sixth came of Tine series.
Schmidt starred but at the Sumo time
MOriarity and Bush saved him erros
by making splendid catches u
Schmidt's poor throws.
Schmidt caught The final game
saturday aud Pittshurg stole four
bases on him.
Commenting ou Detroit poor work
behind The bat Malachi kiiiredge the
veteran catcher. who g. now minor
league manager remarked; once
more Jennings has kept his best
catcher 90 the bench. Beckendorf can
catch al around either schmidt on
stauagc Detroit would have won the
series with BeCkendorf behind the
bal"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
CHAPLIN VISITS
AUTO FACTORIES
American Dealer Gives His Conclusions
~ 10 Foreign Tradc-Ns to
Future of Industry.

r. D. Chaplin. treasurer and general
manager Of the Chalmers Detroit Mo-
tor company has just returned from 70
two months trip abroad In the course
Of which he visited various automobile
factories and studied conditions gen
orally in the automobile industry. He
also attended the aeroplane carnival at
Rheims.
"Our business depression Of 1907 at
fected the automobile industry IN Eu-
rope rather seriously. as. OF course, the
panic was reflected in the business Of
an European countries said Mr. Cha-
pin. "The Industry is again just COM
ing into its own over there. however,
and the big companies who are produc-
ing well-made cars are an busy.
went through the factory Of almost
every large manufacturer In Europe
and found that as rule they are
equipped with very tine machinery ana
capable Of turning out high quallty
cars. Almost without exception the
plants are OF single story construction,
whereas our most modern type OF
American automobile factory cOnstruC-
tlon is Of the reinforced concrete. three
or four-storied type.
Unfortunately for the European
manufacturer his home demand Is linz
tied and 1t is very hard 10 attain a
large volume Of business. The figures
I gave them as To tho size Of the pro-
duction Of some Of our large manufac-
turers seemed incredible and II was
hard to convince them that the Amer
lean public would buy such tire
mendOus number Of cars. over here
every American thinks ne must own
some type OF automobile, whereas sales
on the other side are confined 20 the
Weather classes.
Il find a tendency 10 use GLASSES of
small horsepower for closed cars. The
closed car IS used entirely for town
work and they figure that the motor
Of moderate size affords ample power
for town requirements.
Few new types OF cars are beins
produced Standardization seems "a
be approaching. The siS-cylinder mo-
tor does not create as much interest
as Il did two years ago and the most
prominent manufacturer of six-cylindel
cars over there is today producing
probably from two TO three times as
many four-cylinder GLASSES as he is OF
six cylinder.
AS everybody knows, the streets OF
London, Paris and Berlin are flooded
with taxlcabs. Rates OF fare over there
are cheaper than with as and owing tc
the rapidlty OF this means OF locomo-
ton taxicabs are exceedingly popular
European manufacturers and mer-
chants are more progressive than those
in America I'm the adoption Of the COM
mercia car. ] should say that over
20 per cent of all the motor cars 10
England and France are used for com
mercial purposes
'In tho matter 81 design 1 must say
that 20 my mind the American manu-.
facturer OF today has little 10 Learn
from abroad our progress I'm America
In the last three years has been 50
rapid that we are not only able q
obtain and 10 use today as fine ma
terials as the foreigner. but our ire
mendous volume OF business permits IA
TO build each car az less cost"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
RMV7I,W OF PREVAILING ATHLETIC Sp0RT&1
Breaking Ground for Great
Steel and Cement Grand c.

Chicago. oct 23.-Ground will soon be
broken for "a new steel and cement
srand stand on the proposed American
Association baseball site ~ Sheffield
avenue and Addison street. The prop
crty was bought last spring in the name
OF Charles HavenOr. owner Of the NIL
waukee American association baseball
club Mr. Havenor acted as agent ia
the transaction and although being tho
majority owner. other association mag
mates were interested In the deal.
among the rest being VI. t. Cantillon
OF the Minneapolis club and his brother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
IMPORTANT GAME ON
THIS AFTERNOON

salt Lake high school or All Hallows
College2
The football teams representing these
educational Institutions are lined az
or Cummings field this afternoon in an
important game I'm the race for the iu-
terscholustic championship OF the sea
son OF 1909 and it has been predicted
that the result viii be close.
During the week both teams have
worked like Troians to get into the
best possible condition for a grueiling
conflict on the grldiron and both teams
are fun OF confidence as TO the final
result
The Red and Black. under Coach
Couvill have been al work every day.
and the boys are determined to land
the championship. Coach Harmon OF
An Hallows says his team VIII surprise
the fans despite the fact that II Is
lighter than the high lineup. The
game Is called for o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
Todays Gridiron Contests Will
Give Line on Championships

YaIc's opponent for the day b. COL
gate. whom the Blue has never met. but
who has 8u exceedingly good football
record.
Princeton is prepared for "a gruelhng
contest with the heavy Lafayette team.
Woat Point will play Lchigh and the
navy win oppose Virginia iu prepare
tion for the annual army navy game.
cornell has "a battle on with Vermont
and the carlisle Indians are on the
warpath 40 Pittshurg
syracuse win play Niagara
The DAVIS contests are considered as
approaching the final gaines from the
leadership among the big ollcges. The
best ~ the smaller schools are pitted
against the big ones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
AUTOMOBILES TO
BE ON EXHIBIT

Local automobile dealers are plan
ming something which has been neeo-
ed IN Salt Lake city for long time
an automobile show. or exhibit
At a meeting held during the wees
by the Utah Automobile association N
was decided definitely 20 give sno"
next February and il will be heid "
the big auditorium on kicnafq,
street. 1t will be the first exhibit N
the kind held in Utah and prom@
10 result in much good. In addition
automobiles OF the latest models ~
erything pertaining 10 the macnine,
Will be on exhibition and every enol'
is being made and win be maze
make the show a big success ln e''!
respect ...
salt Lake is becoming am auiomy
bile city and Is rapidly forging 20 tf
front I'm the industry. A big aulo ~
change is in course OF consUulu
ana local dealers could 40 ul-
greater business II they could pul
cure cars 60 an the orders a
shows OF the kind mentioned VIII n .l
the effect OF making tho big eas'''
dealers sit up and take notice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

New York. oct pa lime on the
football championship this year may
be- gathered from the games Co br
played this afternoon boy the leading
college teams Harvard faces the fast
Brown eleven which has made fine
record. scoring against Pennsylvania
last week This game with Brown is
looked upon as forecast of Harvard's
chances against the largcr colleges later
on.
Pennsylvania has "a hot FIGHT ON with
pcnnsylvnnia state college and, II adj
vance reports are to De- credited. the
state team has an excellent chance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD.
DETROIT BASEBALL
CLUB MAKES 100000

Detroit. Mich. oct. 23.--Although
Manager Jenningss salary from
the Detroit Baseball club is a Sc
cret. something Of the nature OF
his relations with the club became
known. He draws q percentage
Of the earnings and in the three
years he has been manager has
taken down in salary and profits,
Sal 500: $4,000 In 1907. $4,000 in 1908,
and 81, 500 this year.
For 1910 he wants enough to total
him $4,000, provided he wins a
fourth pennant An official an
nouncement places the earnings OF
the club for the league season about
sI66.OOO and including the worlds
series, profits about 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
SEVENTEEN AUTOS
START N BIG RACF
Oakland Portola Speed Comics, D..
FL Mile Circuit-NInuv pr.
ment Drivers Are Entered

Oakland, Call oct 23.-Seventaer
tomobiles started at regular ir,or,.'' ~
of a few minutes today over tina o,,'
mile circuit In the Oakland po-,.'
road race. Although the n,c,,.
started almost simultaneously MI
were entered i'm three distinct coD,..,'
The first race for a distance NJ 49,.
laps of the course FOR an appr,rl,,.,
distance of 100 miles was for car. y,
2Sl 10 $50 inches piston dlsplacem.,,
Inc second class racers covered !,
prohmately 2l5 miles by making u
circuit 10 times These cars ~. 1e
stock chassis. with a piston 5irl.D
ment of 45l to 500 inches Ts. ~,
race. constituting the grand prize s,.-.
of the day, was for racing cars ,-e
machines having piston displacers,,
in excess Of 600 inches. This race m.
was open to cars which qualified IN IN.
foregoing events. The distance ny.
approximately 25s miles
One section of the grand stand rs,
reserved for Don Gaspar de portoi
and Queen Nergilla, who were escort.S
by Gov. j. n. Gillett. Mayor n 10
Taylor of san Francisco. Mayor Frsrr
X. Mott Of Oakland. and % number !,
the foreign ENJOYS who are aftendin.
the Portola festival A section alss
was reserved for the officers and sailor
of the visiting warships.
PROMINENT DRIVERS.
Among the well-known drivers in tss
race were Harris Hanshue. who br9k.
a worlds record with the Apporso7.
Jack Rabbit at San Monica. Hsry
Kitchener. at the wheel of the Iozief
with which he has won number Oh
notable races in the east. Charl-.
Soules. who also has made name Ion
himself on road and track In the east
at the wheel OF the Stearns. and Jsek
Fleming. a local driver Of the Pope
Hartford.
The names Of the cars, with Their
drivers and the order IN which they
started. follow:
l. Maxwell. driver G.. o King
mechanic, A. c. Linz
2 Sunset. driver. Harold HaI
mechanic. Henry Hachren.
3. Auto car. driver. Walter Monk
mechanic, William Hammersou.
T. Pope Hartford. driver JAZZ
Fleming; mechanic. lester Traver
g. Pope Hartford. driver, Geovs
Potter: mechanic. Orrn Thral
g. Comet. driver. +. J. Hail; mechan.
ic. Sam Smith.
:. Chalmers Detroit. driver. Howard
Warren: mechanic. James McCauey
s. Lexington, driver. Gordon C. Muir
ray.
o Buick. driver. Frank Murray
mechanic. Thomas Burns.
TO- Buick driver. Carl Christensen,
mechanic. Frank Larcher.
II. Knox driver, Frank Free;
mechanic, Joe Robinson.
II. Dosier driver, Harry Micheneri
mechanic. Lloyd Percival
10. Apperson. driver, Harris Han
shue: mechanic Lee Gchricke.
IA. Stearns, driver. ID. \. Bonney
mechanic. r. G.. Douglas.
10. Stearns. driver Charles soues
16. Stevens Duryea, driver Cllhold
Ontank: mechanic Albert Rude.
Il. Roche-Schneider. driver Fan-
chon: mechanic, Dickson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
ANOTHER TURK TO
TACKLE AMERICANS

Chicago. oct 23.--AntOnio Pierri.
Importer Of Foreign wrestling talent. is
coming back TO America with another
Turk, with whom he expects TO de-
throne Frank Gotch from his position
as worlds champion.
Pierri was the man that brought
Yousiff. the mighty Turk. who swept
the boards clean many years ago, and
last winter he brought Yusif Mahmout
here 20 beat Gotch. lie failed by a
wide margin, but when he departed he
said he would yet get man 10 beat
the Iowa farmer Now he writes that
he IS bringing Maxout Murat. with the
hope that he viii dethrOne Gotch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

team. '"' Nashnsta.
q, N,nong those wen posted o., a.
la,.s of inc association nos.,,, ne az.
W"a sibd yesterday that tho e,las @
on thc grounds does not lupanr
mean an Immediate oniror".y ssai1
league ~ Chicago society AJAX. %
promoters. I've 81 %.
q, ine . '.,, plan back of tine ontarr.-,.
kim H@s ', ,ha Yesterday Was TO bring i'b
from Kansas city. to b. M t,. her
~ semi professional team ip ,'tt Lad o.
inc city league would Doe ra-or,-,. g'lsg
OF else enlarged TO eight clubs. s'''''a'l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
BIG TEAMS PLAY
AT PROVO OCT. 20


Provo, oct. 23.--On Friday, oct.
%. the Philadelphia American
league team and an all-star team
from the National league will play
an exhibition game on the b. Y. L.
campus. These teams are now on
their way to California, playing as
they go, and are receiving great at
tention from baseball fans and tho
public generally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

FRESHlES TAKE ONE
FROM S0PH0M0RES

The second football game in the u
class series was played Friday after
noon between the freshmen and the
sophomores and was won by the former
by score Of To o. The freshmen
made touchdown In the first half.
In the second the sophs succeeded In
getting the ball over their opponents
goal line but they were a fraction of a
second too slow as the whistle blew.
ending the game and the touchdown
WAS not allowed To stand. The teams
were evenly matched and played a
good game throughout The teams
lined up as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Mr.. +. @. Fritz, Oneonta, n Y.
writes: MY little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's Orino Lax
alive, and think II is the best remedy
for constipation and liver trouble"
Foley's Orino Laxative Is mild, pleas
ant and effective. and cures habitual
constipation. y. J. Hill Drug co.
("The novor substitors,D 91lt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
GRANITE HIGH
VS.. OGDEN TEAM

u -
An important game in the inter-
scholastic series is on this afternoon
at the Granite grounds between the
ogden high and the Granite high.
While this game is going on the Salt
Lake high and All HallOws are lighting
it out on Cummings field and the re-
suits OF both games will he watched
with more than ordinary interest.
The Granite team has rounded into
splendid shape and while II will be
handicapped in weight the boys are
speedy and full of confidence. The
ogden team Is also in excellent shape
and came down with a big bunch of
rooters The teams line up as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
ACHES AND PAINS

You know BY experience that the
aches and pains Of rheumatism are
not permanently but only temper
arily. relieved by external remedies.
Then why not use an Internal rem
edy-Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cor
reefs the acidity Of the blood on
which rheumatism depends and
cures the disease
This medicine has done more for
the rheumatic than any other medi-
cine la the world,