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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-12
HOUSE ORGANIZED
TO GET RESULTS
Many loni Investigations and JunketS Planned by ndSr
Gus Politicians 10 Help Out Their HangerS-On.

Tae house entered prop whole
sale prossAm % eAFloitstsNA, ~Sts
Indications ~ small wiaoFty wAs
vsls ~ on the mautRitclU 30 pel Is
eeerts thar shcV ihcr Aeses
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seems rs ae the earsar 80 tae Nc
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f he ssmnEtee On resolutions wt0
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-12

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27


In. 4 write-up III The New York Com.
merciai Of Wichita Falls. Texas, d city
that claims 5000 population, appears
the following paragraph, which to q
great extent explains the wonderful
growth Of that city to the south Of
Chickasha about lis miles:
Zone Of the most important factors
In building up the city has been In
the unanimity Of It's citizens. This is
evidenced by the support given the
Chamber Of Commerce. which has q
membership Of SS5 and FOR the main.
tenance 81 which d fund Of $4,000 Is
subscribed annually"
Ii viii be noted that $4,000 per year
Is raised to push the work of the
Chamber OF Commerce. Last year the
Chickasha Commercial Club did good
work on one-half this amount and could
no doubt have done propcrtionasely
more with double the sum, II was the
comment OF those familiar with the
work put forth in way Of exploiting
the merits and superior advantages Of
Chickasha and lending financial aid 70
the work Of locating the Oklahoma
Girls College and Industrial School,
opening Of the boulevard and numeg
ous other features that demanded
prompt attention that economy had
been a. religicusly followed A. il were
possible to ana at the same time get
results. II Is well known fact that
III Reno. Shawnee, Guthrie, Ardmore
ana Enid each put into the treasury
of their booster Clubs two to five
times as much a. was that ia the
treasury oS the chickasha clun- This
j. srue ana W.T. this year much less
IS gong into the treasury up 10 this
8tirae cf the year ghan had been placed
there Last year; in fact. fer TWO months
the club has had barely enough funds
to Keep np the necessary expenses.
ThiS il not as Il should ~ Our cisi-
aens Are able 10 make this urgantzA-
sion ii inessiSnahle power ii ,he way
oE good ID ail ana IL should De done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN


Fer many years eczema was sup
posed to be blood disease and was
enormously treated as such, but now
the best authorities agree that eczema
IS only skin disease, and must be
cured through the skin. The eminent
skin specialist, DR.. d. D. Dennis, tirst
discovered the eczema germ, ard his
discovery was quickly taken UP m
Germany and France.
To kill the eczema germ. and At me
same time heal the skin, Dr. Dennis
compounded oil Of winsergreen. thynaol
gIycerine. etc. The remedy i liquid
NOT mere saIve, hence il sinks right
into the pores Of the skin. Washing
with this oil "a winllergreen compound
seems 10 take away the itch At once;
soon the scales drop away and me dis
ease disappears The prescription has
now been used so long a. 10 have PROV
en- its absolute merit. and ve dS nO'
hesitate to express our conhdrnce "
d. D. ID. Prescription AZ used with
d. D. y. Soap.
TIE owl LUG STORE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27
More NeW
Buildings

in speaking Of the building outlook
in Chiekasha. member Of the Okla-
homa Architectural 4 Engineering.
Company stated this morning that al
no time III me past have the demands
upon aheir company TOR plans and
specifications for buildings exceeded
that Of the present
Among the buildings for which they
have either just completed plans Or are
now WORKING on. is the three-story
brick building which HILL Ladd & Phil
lips win erect III the near future at
the corner of Fourth and Kansas, This
win he d splendid addition to the num-
Der of elegant buildings recently erect
"a on Kansas avenue
Pans are also just completed for q
HANDSOME two-story residence which
Mrs i w. Brown will erect on the lot
where she now resides. corner OF Sixth
and Idaho. The house will be Of class
ic colonial style with foundation q
Carthage stone It will contain twelve
rooms,
Plans are also being prepared for
al elegant ten-room cottage for Rev
j. \. MeGarvey. rector Of the Episco
| pal church, located at the corner q
sixteenth street and Grand Boulevard
The house viii be q modern Engilsf
cottage in design. and finished inside
in old mission. There will be an old
fashioned English fireplace a. well a
other features suggestive Of duain
English fashion in buildings.
hi addition TO the foregoing, man.
other buildings. Sostly and otherwise
are being talked OF.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27
ITS WORST ENEMIES

High protection senators who ab-
sented themselves from the chamber
while senator LaFolIette was speaking
On the tariff list Wednesday missed
some sound and seasonahle doctrine.
We refer 10 fhe senior senator's sting
ing rehuke Of the nauseating and dis
honest talk about the party's not being
pledged 10 downward revision and to
his powerful plea for free hides.
'rhe Sentenel yields to none in loyal
III to the principle Of protection. But
protection is not standpatismT 81
perpetuatlon Oh this o. that set q
schedules The worst and most dan
gerous enemies of protection are, NOT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27

ran Abstract CO., 81; Peoples Store
$1; Hamilton Cleaning CO., 30 cents;
J. S. Goldsmith. s1; curreathers 4
Williams. ST.; Driggers. Daniels & 90,
si; j. G. Driggers, so cents; Davis
& Shoemaker, SO cents; A. Smart, 81;
A. Johnson, 81 G. E. ROW, 20 cents;
WIN. Ellis, 50 cents; Pete Heffner,
$3.50; NJ. S. Thrope. 81; w. G. Hat
zen, so cents; snyder, p cents;
Mexican Joe Restaurant, 80 cents VI
Nv. Steele, so cents; Bayless & Shelby,
s5: Hub Slothing CO.. $l; Kendall Cal
laway. ST. Adam Shuhert, 50 cents;
Gilkey-Jarboe Hardware CO., 80 cents I
S. M. Cole. 30 cents: Jack SAWYER.
$3.50; 4. Sullivan. sI: WI y. Edwards,
so certs: u : Huggins Sl M. a.
High, SO cents: r. c Harris. 50 cents:
HA. II CLARK. 50 cents; Jess Taylor.
10 cents: NI Stoddard, SO cents; MAJ
son. 30 cents Jas Fl Porter 80 cents 4
N Devore sl: Thompson h Burney.
$3.50: Nj. n Gilbert. 50 cents Wash
ita VALLEY Abstract co. 81; ] r. Dick
erson, sI n. z. Price, 81 =. +. Bryan.
$l Geo Calvert, s1 NJ. NJ Horne,
sl: Morgan a Gribi, 81 cash, z5
cents: Buie & Wallace. sl; r. p. Vel
borne. sl; Thos. /. Taylor, 81; Judge
Moore. SO cents Lamkin Grocery co.,
Sill: cash. 25 cents: r ~ Dunlap, 50
cents: Claycomh 4 Anderson. sls
George Kemp, sl y. q. Eisfelder. 5a
cents; T. p. Lemon. 50 cents r. =.
westfall. 50: Tom Kean, ~ cents
Little Texas Restaurant. 80 cents ..
L. Schow, sl George Firmin. 81 cash.
25 cents: cash. rs cents; G a Nc-
Gehee, 50 cents Nj b. LubmaH So
cents VT r. Cochran. - cents
Cheansy Harness Co si: cash, 2E;
r Hamilton. sT: George Ladd. s2 W..
A. Griffin. sIs Jonas Cook s1; \. w.
Owsley. sl; scott Jones. sls Miss Mar
tina v. Vaughn, sl: O. Coffman, ST.
Total. s1ss
ExpendisureaGe George q. Calvert.
sss GiIkey-Jarboe C0.. S.: Hub Cloth
Hng CO.. Sc: .. wv. OwsHey. s7: j. &. Els
fielder. SIS; Buls & wallace, s5-25:
Korff G. Miller ghyke shoesl. $si A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27
A STATEMENT

The following is a correct statement
of receipts and expenditures for Boys
Day.
Receipts-C NJ Fechheimer, 81; NJ
NJ. Williams, $40; First National Bank,
$40: Chickasha National Bank, $40;
The Citizens National Bank. $40;
Oklahoma State Bank, $40; Sol High,
80 cents; Tom Phillips, $50; J. n
Phillips. 81; Dady Cline, 30 cents
Dave Hill, $3.50; Johnnie Gregg, vi;
Charles Phillips, 81; Terrell & Jen'
kins, sl; Brown & GO, 80 cents RI y
Treadwell, Sl Dr. Shippy, ~; cash,
sl: Brownson Drug ca, sl' Henry
Ireton, 81; Elliott Barber shop. sl' n
Ill sharp 80 cents: Glover 8 MeRae,
S2.50: j. Z. Holloway st; James w.
Greek. sill; owl Drug Store sIs5o coch-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27

ont and out free traders, but defend
ers Of the abuses ana excrescences OF
protection. and the legislative hencn'
men OF selfish interests that flght
against reduction Of schedules when
those schedules have become excessive
and levers for extortion-
When party leaders stoop 70 the
pitiful quibble thai no pledge OF down
ward revision was given in the last
campaign they countenance a welchins
operation which II carried out would
expose the party 70 the charge Of win,
ming an election ON false pretenses. .-
Milwauke Sentinel (Republican).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON FURNISHING
COAL FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

Sealed bids will be received AZ the
office oF William Stacey, clerk OF the
board Of education. MP 10 , o'clock
p. III. Aug. 4. 1909, for the furnishing
Of six car loads Of coal Anderson yeinl
to be placed Id coal bins, II school
buildings. a. directed by board, on or
before the 4th day Of September, 1909.
The board Of education reserves The
right 10 reject any or all bids.
william Stacey,
27-tf Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27

About the only fault 70 be found
with the rain last night will be BY
those who are forced to so a block
out Of their way at each crossing
where the paving company has plowed
the streets aud left the mud 70 do its
own mixing Those who can't swim
should venture with caution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27

For Rent-Two pleasant rocnis cor
ner residence. furnished fine, electric
lights and bath. private entrance. close
in. Phone IS. 2s-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27

ii. Rose tfor bank). s22; O. 6. Thore-
man (for orchestral $5' M H stod-
dard grefreshmentsl. $40; premium
BAH game. ST.: ianitor, 81; five hundred
pennies thrown TO boys. s5i Express
for dodgers. sI50: BY check 70 United
Charities, S5I2as Total. si4S.
George Firmin.
N NJ Williams.
Al n Mckenzie
Atfang sKseBss Commits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-27

Talking Pictures: -0ld HeIdIeburg.
IA Friend Of Mine Told Friend Of
Mine + Want TO Be Merry Widow
Amy old Port In a Storm"
Motion Pictures: Life Of Washin s.
ion Under the British Flag" Life ok
Washington Under the American
Flag
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
WHERE NINETY THOUSAND PEO-
PIE LIVE UNDERGROUND

The law in Berlin requires that with
some variations according 90 the height
Of his building. the width Of the street.
and the quarter man shall build upon
only two-third. of his land and leav~ the
rest FOR = court. In the houses of the
middle class trees. flowers. and statuary
I'll these courts Sometime. little foun-
tains spring up in them And II in the
average tenement the court ia
bare and dreary, IT is, In tn.
greater number 81 buildings paved
and ORDERLY, and clean as as
phait can be swept. Far more Of light
and air. far more OF cleanliness. the
owner of tenement house building must
give his tenants IN Berlin than In New
York One need never light a match to
'nd tho light shaft. as a tenement house
commissioner with sense of humor
sometimes does in New York, There are
no rows Of buildings like our dumb bell
tenenents. with ten rooms out Of four
teen IN every floor dark, and the gas
burning In them night and day. Even In
places where people were dying Of star
walton the sunlight lay in block upon
The floor The halls we're secured white
the rooms vera clean, and tho people
themselves.
Never, indeed, did any place wear a
better tsde than Berlin, IT is said
| that Frederick the Great, when he pre-
| scented his people with building sites,
| stipulated that, however modest the
buildings erected, they must present A
splendid aspect to the street. Even the
old ScheuncnvierteI, "the place OF barns"
which has been the stronghold Of
thieves and cut Threats, lies there fun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
ROBIN COOPER ON RACK.
His Cross Examination TO he Com
mcnced This Morning.

Nashville Tenn. Feb. o1- Robin Coop
~ will be LEI through the devious ways
Of cross examination beginning to-mor-
ROW morning at 2 O'Clock in the criminal
court in tho trial of his father Colonel
Duncan Is Cooper himself and John D.
Sharp. charged with the murder of
former T. s Senator Carmack
The cross-exa tnination Is expected 70
ne one of the strongest ana most irnpres
sive features of the trial for Il Is certain
that counsel for the State will use every
possible effort TO break down the story
told by him Saturday.
For the FIRST tim" the court record re
ceived an impression as to who fred he
shots. The plea % sef-defense vas on
tered on behalf Of the two defendante-
ii.-chief
John Sharp has as yer entered no pioa
tut there is little DOUBT THAI he will
make the plea that he had nothing to do
with the crime
Counsel Tor the defense have not vet
indicated whether Col. L. r. Cooper viii
be PUT on the stand It is tho general i'm
preston however, that he will follow lis
son
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
PRES. ANGEL. RESIGNS.
VIII Serve nv Chancellor of the Uni
vcr.ity Of Michigan-iins served
al y,

Ann A,bor, Mich. Feb iS.-President
James b. Angel Of the University Of
Michigan rendered his resignation to tho
board OF regents at this mornings Sos
& on to be effective at the end OF the
accidents year
The resignation was accepted and Dr.
ANGEL was offered the appointment ~
chancellor Of the university. with such
duties as the board might wish him to
perform and he might ho willing to I'M
GoItake. Tie salary will ha $3.50. Fol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25

aroused the mob spirit which spread over
the town to-day when the attack on Mrs
Johnston became known there have been
number Of assaults on white women
b. negroes within the last two years that
contributed TO arouse OttunWars
At nine o'clock Tonight two moro
negroes vera brought 70 the city jail
through crowd which has blocked tho
streets soidiy for two blocks There We're
cries Of lynch them but the threat.
were made largely ny boys The moi,
seems willing to await definite news that
the police have arrested the guilty man
and there is little doubt that the spread
ing Of this ncws would arouse the mob 20
action.
Physicians attending Mrs Johnston say
that she will probably recover.
Commercial travellers Tonight sub
scrihod a purse Of 81 900 as n reward FOR
the arrest and conviction Of the assalant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
THIS T|LT0N
WOMAN'S ADVICE
Will Be Helpful to Every Girl
and Woman Who Is Losing
Weight and Strength.

Neglect or improper treatment Of
woman's lila almost inevitably leads to
train Of unfortunate results and fire.
quently to lifetime Of misery. In
time almost every organ Of the body
becomes affected, the nervous system is
broken down. the digestion is weakened
and symptoms ofkidney trouble develop.
Women who become pale and lose
weight and ambition and are subject 10
headaches and faintine spells, need such
a tonic as Dr. williams Pink Pills
These pills have permanently cured
hundreds Of cases Of female weakness
that had resisted all other remedies. A
recent case is that OF Mrs. Ida Chamber
lain, whose address As Box s25, Tilton,
N. H.
II would like to tell everyone" she
saws, what DR.. Williams Pink Pills
have done for mo- Twas sick for long
time with weakness common to nv sex
and became a nervous wreck I took a
severe cold while completely worn out
through hard work and my sickness
dated from thai time. couldn't sleep
and was so nervous that / had hardly
any control Of myself had hot SPELLS
ana WAS ICNcTi"'l I'LL III VIC tliue sui
fered good deal from palritation Of the
heart Ny feet we're badly swollen and
I had severe headaches and pains in the
back Of the neck was SO liable to dir
ziness aud faintness that I could not
trust myself 70 90 very far from nv
home I Weighed less than 100 pounds
and was 90 weak that could not work
for year. was confined to bed for
six months.
II was treated by two doctors but
finally gave them 10 and on the advice
Of friend took Dr Willi.ms' Pink Pills.
Before had taken them long I conld
sleep better and nnT nerves were stronger
I kept on using them regularly until
entirely cured. really think Dr.. Will
liams' Pink Pills saved my life and have
Ind no sickness to amount to anything
since using them. wish every woman,
who is suffering as I was, would give
Dr. Williams Pink Pills good trial
These pills are sold by all druggists.
or will be sent postpaid, on receipt of
price. 50 cents per box: six boxes for
ea.5o, by the Or. Williams Medicine
Co. Schenectady, n. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
BIG PIECE OF FRAUD.
Ella GinHIes WAS the whole Polt in
the Bathroom Mystery

Chicago Feb. lS.-No theatrical pro-
Queer eVer set stage with greater care
than Ella Gingles arraicnon for the SEN
eation created when unconscious and
gagged eho vas found in the bath room
n the Wellington Hotel yestcrd1v This
is the opinion Of chief Of Detectives
C'Rricn who declared to-day tho whole
thing vs.. frame up" He said he
lad been assured by physicians who at
trnded the Young lace maker that there
had been M assault although size may
have had as'istarc" in tying herself to
the bath tub. Even the blood in the tub
and wash basin II Is row asserted was
composed largely Of port vino and water
Miss Gingles was reported ut the hospi-
nj as little the worse for the experience.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
GOVERNOR HUGHES GOES TO
WASHINGTON.

New York. Feb. I,-Gov Hughes left
New york city late to-day for Washing
ton. where he will speak tomorrow morn
ing before the Convocation of the George
Washington University. At noon he will
attoud luncheon of the university and
Mt night attend two dinners that Of the
Delta Epsilon fraternity, and that of the
Cornell alumni. ON Tuesday he will at
tend cabinet dinner given by Secretary
straus He will return to New York cit,
in time to attend the peace socetys dinner
m Elihu Root on Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
WOt-tD BrNrF1T CRIMINALS

"1f such q condition as arose in the
interior Department some ro1ir years ago
again arises in that department with this
limitation we should be prevented from
employing the secret service. and the re-
suit would be harmful TO the govern
rent and Of benefit only to the Grim
inala.
"Tnless the new secret service in the
department. Of Justice does it's work in
precisely similar fashion to Chief
Wilkes secret service. il will not do
good or result in effective work and T
call your attention to the fact that the
result Of the action of Congress has
hitherto been, by the creation Of two So
Get services, markedly to decrease TIE
total cost of This class Of work"
HAVE DONE EFFECTIVE WORK.
The President then refers to the
effective work Of assigned secret service
operatives in tho land fraud cases and
,, continues:
'''rhc results of the assignment Of the
secret service men-taken of course in
connection with the activity of the rep
resentativcs of the department OF justice
itself and the activity Of the reOrgani2ed
force Of special agents from the interior
department are found in tho convictions
or many defendants some OF them being
/ among tho veal NEST and most influential
| people in their communities; others stand
/ ing high In the political world ono of
| them being a senator and another 4
representative IN Congress. while Q sec
| ond representative in Congress was
indicted II The limitation of the use NJ
! the secret service which vour commttea