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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
MunSey Cleans Up
Big Sum on Stocks

New York, Oct. By stalking a
large fortune on the future prosperity
OF the United States at a time when
business conditions were panicky.
Frank A. Munsey, the publisher, is
said 10 have cleaned up more than S.
100000 profits through stock invest
ments made during and Immediately
after the disastrous financial panic of
1907.
On steel common alone, of which he
Is said to have had 100000 shares.
bought around the 40 mark, and some
of 1t as low as %, when the after panic
depression was greatest, Mr.. Munsey
is credited with making $3.0OO.O00,
which the street considers plausible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
TINSMAN MAKES A
PROPOSITION TO CITY

A handsome, large, new station now
and Tiaduct next year or smaller
station and viaduct this year-these
are the two propositions presented to
the people Of Chickasha by ~. w. s.
Tinsman, general manager of the Rock
Island. at a conference with Mayor
Edwards late yesterday afternoon.
The situation as presented by Mr..
Tinsman is about this: The Rock
Island directors at their last annual
meeting appropriated a certain sum for
improvements at Chickasha and no
more than that amount can be spent
during this fiscal year, which ends
June 80. 1910. This amount can be
spent for a station and a yiaduct or it
can all be used for a station.
Now Mr. Tinsman agrees to enter
into contract with the city to invest
as much as is available in a station.
beginning work on same at once, pro
vided the council will pass the ordi-
nance regarding the proposed Vladuct,
with the condition that the latter shall
not be completed till Jan. |, 1911, thus
giving time to secure another appro-
priation at the annual meeting in 1910,
when provision will be made for the
next fiscal year.
While Mr.. Tinsman does not mention
the amount that is TO be spent for the
new station, he says 1t will be very
handsome and commodious structure
and agrees to submit plans for the
same to the people OF chickasha.
Mayor Edwards views the PROPOSE
mon with favor. especially since the
city at this time Is not in a position
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

Have you a child between the ages
Of eight and sixteen who is not in
school?
Ii you have, you'd better cart the
youngster off to school about the first
thing you do.
Are you employing child of school
age? If so, you'd better look out lest
you bump up against the new child la
Dor law.
AT meeting Of the school board last
night. w. A. Cooper was appointed
truant officer 1t will be his duty
to search out and report to the board
all cases where parents fail to send
their children to school and also to
report cases where the child labor
law is violated by employing children
who should be in school.
The board has authority to enforce
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
GRAFT PROBE
STRIKES A
LEAD
Former ChiCkaSha Man
Figures in Oklahoma
City Deal

Oklahoma City, Oct 5.-Probing OF
alleged graft in Oklahoma City and
county began in earnest yesterday
when the grand jury rendered a spe-
cial report to District Judge George w.
Clark, returning five indictments for
bribery against ex-Deputy Sheriff r. j.
(Jake) Armstrong.
The accused man was arrested at
the fair grounds by Sheriff H. D. Gar
rison and taken to the county Jail,
where he made arrangements for bond
Bail in the sum of $1,000 on each
charge was furnished by George Hale
and Dan Phillips after which Arm
strong was allowed to leave the court
house.
When the grand Jury closed it's days
work at lao o'clock, it was freely pre-
dicted that another report would be
forthcoming today and that indict-
ments might be returned against Off
cials higher up in the administration.
In the report rendered yesterday the
grand jury charges Armstrong with
having accepted bribe Of $40 on five
different occasions: July s, July Is.
August 20. September / and Septem-
Der Is from e. A. Gomez, local pawn
broker. in consideration of informing
Sam Lihman, an alleged bootlegger,
when his place OF business would be
raided by county officers.
As the warrants were served by his
former superior officer, Armstrong was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
Choral Society
Chooses Officers

Miss Julia Imhoff and Mrs T. R. Ira
wick This committee is to report two
weeks from last night
The membership committee reported
the names of fifty-five persons whom
they thought were willing to enter the
society. The leaders hope to include
all the musical talent in the city be-
fore the winter is over. and make
Chiekasha a musical center.
The next regular meeting win be
Monday. Oct H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
INFANT CLAIMED BY DEATH.

The one-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs
viii Tucker of Oklahoma City, died
in that city yesterday, and the remains
were brought to Chickasha today for
burial. The babe is grandson of John
Tucker, living west of town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

to supply funds to build the ap,
proaches to the viaduct. which it has
been agreed the city must do. 1--WE
would have to vote bonds to the
amount of at least 5000 to do it and
don't think this is advisable at this
time" said the mayor. "The proposi.
ton will come before the council and
in the meantime, should like to know
what the people think Of it, added Mr.
Edwards.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

The Choral Society met last night
at the Phillips Music House, with
about twenty members present and
elected the following officers:
President, F. p. Hull.
Secretary. Thomas Hughes.
Treasurer. j. f. Mcneil.
Vice President. George Firmin.
Mr., Firmin was also appointed chair
man OF committee on organization
and bylaws, the other members be-
ing. J. Z. Cunningham, G. w. Noryelle,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
HASKELL
HEARING
PUT OFF
-vTTW-

Ardmore, Okla, Oct. 5--Judge Mar
shall, Of the federal court here, today
postponed the hearing of arguments
in the motion to quash the indictments
against Governor Haskell and others
in the Muskogee town lot cases After
a conference of the attorneys Oct. 13
was selected as date to present the
arguments.
1t was represented to the court that
the presence of Governor Haskell was
required in Oklahoma City for several
days on matters pertaining TO the fail
ure of the Columbia Bank & Tust Com
pany and the grand jury investigation
into graft charges against certain Of
ficials in Oklahoma City and county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
4sIMcHAT ToRo" OBSERVED.

"Simchat Toro,1 which is the ami
versary of the day on which the ten
commandments were given to the
world. In the calendar OF the Orthodox
Jews, was celebrated Sunday at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goldsmith.
Twelve Iieorew families were present
and the day was spent in feasting,
and rejoicing, and reading the Scroll
or Bible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
PREPARING TO BUILD.

The part of the framework of the
old Lyric Theater building on East
Chickasha avenue not destroyed by the
fire several weeks ago. is being moved
today. preparatory to the erection of
handsome three-story brick on the lot
by S. e. Prince.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
BIG Depot or Little
Depot and q Diaduct
+++++++*++++++**4 80
DEMOCRATS INVADE
METROPOLIS

r That big crowd of Grady coun- Z
4 ty Democrats will board the spe Z
+ cial car on the Rock Island at 6 Z
+ o'clock tomorrow morning is the !
+ expectation of Chairman Bishop .
T. They are going to take in Demo !
= cratic Day at the state fair where Z
+ the Democratic hosts will gather I
+ from all parts of the state. Z
4 + 4 + + + + ! r + + J. = T. = Z + :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

An agreement was also reached that
If the motion to quash is not sustained,
the case will be tried on its merits at
the November term of court at Chicka.
sha. The dispensation of all concern
ed in the suit is for a speedy hearing
of the case should Judge Marshall
overrule the motion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
SUIT is FILED.

A. v. Shelton VS.. Geo. r. Beeler Is
the title of a. suit filed in the district
court today for possession of land and
rents. Bond & Melton are attorneys
for the plaintiff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05
owsLEY IMPROVES STORE.

1.-THE interior of Owsley's jewelry
Store is being remodeled this week
and when finished will present most
attractive appearance. The ceiling is
tinted in pale blue and the wall is be-
irg papered in panel effect in a har-
monizing shade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

on the verge Of weeping.
God knows I'm innocent of these
terrible charges is said to have been
Armstrong; remark when arrested by
Sheriff Garrison.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

Harmon Ellis of Rush Springs was
business visitor in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-05

YOU GET ToDAYs
NEWS TODAY IN THE
DAILY EXPRESS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Reports from Delta, Moutaose and
Mesa counties are for record break
ing fruit crops along nearly all
lines. Gunnison county ranchmen
never had crop failure, ~ We
hardly realize the strain 1T has been
down there for three crops IN sue
cess,on to be partial failures. How
ever, a full fruit crop is money
maker. that will ill the pocketbooks
OF farmers and all concerned, aud
we congratulate our Western Slope
friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Nay Wax for A Year Yet

Governor Shafroth states that
although the time for the extra
session has not vet been definitely
settled upon, 1t is sure that the fall
ure OF the party TO pass the plat
form measures will be made cam
paign issue next year. and it is
broDable the extra session would not
pc allied for over a a year. The
long wait will have a good effect.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
At Ss.ayside Poultry Yards

Tur,lty Rhode Island Red Cock.
erels for sale, from remarkable lay
ing strain, 81 90 each. Will inn
prove your flock. Write and in
quire further as to laying quality OF
this strain.
Mrs s. c. Fisher. Gunnis m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
This is Really True

a man named Stone and enc
namediWood met on the street re-
Gently, and they stopped for a
moment to exchange a few cheerful
views, when a woman in a particu-
larry noticeable sheath-gown passed.
SImultaneously, Wood turned to
Stone; Stone turned to Wood; then
both turned to rubber.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

TED-Intellieent man OF
woman to take territory and appoint
canvassers TO sell our water filters
Exclusive territory, and nice profit
able work for the right party.
SENECA FILTER Co, SENECA, No.
G-23
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

HotcLkiss people are celebrating
the opening Of fruit canning estsb-
lishment with capacity Of 10000
cans = day. This viii save TIE
otherwise waste products Of ths
fruit farms, and is something that
every lower valley city located in the
fruit belt, must secure in time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
ADDRESS

When signed, mail to George s.
Walker, Temporary Secretary, Chey-
enne, Wyo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
la 81

80 10 100 tons Of fret class, up
land baled hay, loaded at IIinkle' :
switch.
2l-tf A. II. JUDY. Gannison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Don't fail to buy vour fishing tack
le Of Gavetie Bros High quality.
low prices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
0bassd ~ - lenus


fsncaaiism lives aud ikr,sss N
- 81 ns erroEs. by ssrsss II the
oa1ssoG lr - OF psbl.c money vkscA
- pEInce q. f~kIrs ~ stsls ~ kich
6oo our p9csets 10 ersts uaassxsnss
- nesspaE@rs and kass - lllful
Oss 3 pTOmslxs,e k.s sessssss
- I -Amerlcsn plan Il Gosesn-
0noe
h Necessity - pl.an to< sone
- saatie effort 10 cosabsi such .
~ he 70 free governussat, The
n Greai pubi,o land coavess,oe 10
Lave tI8 wears ago did ascA 10
CeDcA ihe movement. bot constant
GoaU Is imperative Ii .s - co1-
tsoos sae work of the psLl,c
~ eouvent'ou and spsead bread
- The reip,ation Il fischa
Gssoss that th,s 'Nat,oeal Pebble
lhnOa league has besa oTaAais-
-. It's purposes sre mose clrsriy
- sorth IN the accompanying state
osos
News-Chsmpion cssnot but he
lsSse that the movement 10 nos oaly
Wsee, but very necessary. f.,ther
pslsaio ~ state ownership Of our
psSllc DOMAIN seems 10 bs. only so
Iusson that will accord with Aaeri-
cos g1vernmeRt, for Pinchot des-
RhSHU : Iu;olerabls
We the underslsned, hereby
aCsse 10 associate ourselves taHstAer
N az organization ~ he called
The National Public domain
LAague which organization shall
hsve Tor its objects the following:
l. To advocate the sovereignty
d tLr states and that principle Of
ths FEDERAL constitution, which says.
The powers not delegated 10 the
Csited States by the constitution,
sar prohibited by il TO the states.
ase reserved to the states respect
lively or to the people"
,. To study the conditions Affect
iAG The public lands, and to suggest
ssch amendments 10 the laws ~
wli promote the fullest and bsst
development of oil natural resources,
asd the upbuilding Of the states.
). To carry on systematic work,
70 the end that the true conditions
of the West may be generally
known, justice 10 it and its people
dooe, and proper national legisla-
tioa 10 that end be secured.
I To favor the proper protec-
tiOa Of our forests the construction
aad maintenance OF public roads,
ssd the conservation and develop
mont Of all nstsral resources with
out unnoosssary and unauthorized
charges, which, for mere purposes
of revenUe, obstruct development
and burden the consumer.
). To insist upon the mainte-
nance OF the American idea
government by the law and the
people rather than by rules and
regulations made and administered by
individuals or bureaus, and that, so
far az practicable, the power OF regu-
latlon in these respects be vested in
the several states.
6. In order to accomplish these
ends, we believe it to be the duty OF
every citizen TO oppose the esta1-
lishment Of any system Of tenantry
upon the public lands Of the United
States, as well as Illegal methods in
acquiring title to the public lands,
but TO urge the fullest possible
liberality on the part of the govern
ment in passing the lands and
their resources into the hands OF
bona fide citizens.
We therefore agree to assist in
the permanent organization OF such
league, and join in calling meet
ing for that purpose at Denver,
Colorado, at ? p. m. on the first day
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Fish shipping tags ! cent each ct
News Champion office or by mail
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

f.eld and fsrm-We are beGis-
ming to see great cc'A snd-bsi-
storses fiostins around in the pssss
from Pinchots of,c~ ~ = part q
his publicity promalgst,on, ex-
plotting the tevror~ of the awtsl &C.
tinella in poisoning sheep. This &C.
tinella is nothing bu. the harHlsss
rubber plant winch the sheep herd
er- have been chewing for centuries
and 1t docs seem strange st this lste
date that it should become NO fright
fully. p,ngue poisonous on the forest
reserves and roshere else 1hs
people of the west are becoming
tired of all this Pincbotian bunch,
and when the editors Of the country
get their eyes open they will qsit
printing sach stapid rot to help ost
the biggest fskir who ever csue
down the pike.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
4 - -

Ds e-s. u sss..es. C.sso. AszHsas~ssl sAasp.
Tks lasa iaGna.s.ss ssacssd . ~
sh.cs y gosRs 10 snaks ssossb s0-
skau ses saAsuisuhls csssssss- -.
- ~, - Sar caass Il - -
80 u u.Asy Aasaancss ~ csaasnoD =
III; .sssAss sss sAsg " . A.sssub
kasa.s.s fs slss psAlsc $50 H.
Dse. Uko ass sAs Uos1 casD a -
>soAsss. travel froo 60 saans - -
otAss, cad. ev 1sa.s 81 haeA ~
and mech hs AR. psocaas. sAsas
csrs-alA
The new Lsw wsil saop shas 6aG-
49,, and usose thea skas 0aAo i .
psasi'y for sss uasa 10 psscsisD vs-
rlnsTy srt IN ssy fosH sslsD -
proves 10 the Sssse bossd q Nsasss-
sTy exs1spers that he 70 ssshss .
rsSslsr ss>d~ear, Is kss psssssSsd "
The Stsse Il Cs,iussAo for Sss ysasU
exclss,vs,y - . nsass Il hvsasAeo1.
The p~l,l,c essrywksse - Asaaeo1-
iaS . sqsass dssl The nsshssaAaaG
e soods vlll soa - solsssAs1 lsa0Bs.
either in man q tonassr~. Ppspeso-
tioa o. On sssSsasce II ehicisocy y
asked for on every hand Tie Asys
II the ''hoss dossor" are sswbessd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

A n Stevens Of lola, president of
the State Board Of Stock Inspection,
WAS in Gsnnlson Sunday sccompan-
led by his daughter, Miss Maud, and
his grand daughter, Miss Mildred
Stevens
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
49, Snsnuu -

bUrsaS tk~ ~eeS p9sctA.e Ia-
ts.u eonpses~a ~ tisary kluser X
SoU a tte J T. Ssessns ranch 90
Tsyias Tasss Ths.e ne~ casI.sss
sss ssssssssy fs0sa " Wsscon~sa aud
cossssas.asse . Ssss DAIRY aud ctsse
msastsctasy They boSgtt all tt.<
1eck1esry. G5 ksod of cattle. six
kossss. etc f< t6.1D aud ,ook po-
sssssos AoeSsy Tt~sr idea 10 10
coO0s0cs busssssss 90 q sss4sii scsle
tbs s~.ass end gradually iner-sse
the hssser ssA cksese snsk ,ng. sstsl
eve~sssily ~ or ca coss are used
Mr. klases sas born in Ssitxerissd.
aud worked in che~~s factories there
fos yssrs. For nearly twenty year~
bosh father and $40 ksvs been en-
gaasA ~ the bss,nes. IN Wisconsin
Tkere 10 certaisly = gres, open
Tag IN GSusssoa coanty for the
dairy aud chsese maaafsctxEe The
no~ssssa sowas fura,sh large and
.sssdy market for dairy products
and the vast agricultural popslatioa
west of ~, 10 devoting eli i;s ener-
gses 10 frUlt, ssgsr bests. and things
II that character TO the almost total
neglect of dsiryinS II will devolve
spoR Gsnnsson COUNTY, with its an-
eqsslIed range, weather conditiors
aud psre water 10 become a second
Switzerland, not only - TO scenery
and summer resort business. but IN
the manufacture of dairy prod.ctS
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons x Ferguson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19
Lifting the Lid Great Help
To Prohibition, He Announces

Philadelphia, Sept. 1S.-"Lifting the
lid at Atlantic City on Sundays will
do more to help the local option cause
in New Jersey and in this state thap
any other agency. preachers and NO.
men not excepted is the opinion Of
Samuel D. Weakley. former chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of Alabama.
and candidate for governor of that
state -.
Judge Weakley is one of the bui-
warks of prohibition in his home
state. He has been general counsel
OF the .anti-saloon league there for two
years and was the author of every pro-
hibition measure passed by the lesis-
lature. The state is now dry" and
to keen it so the people will vote next
November on constitutional amend
ment forever forbidding the sale OF
liquor of any sort within the limits OF
Alabama.
Judge Weakley is one of the leaders
of the for amendment forces" party.
which will meet to organize at Bir-
mingham. his home town. tomorrow.
He has been an active factor in the
anti-sa,con movement in Alabama and
is referred to by the liquor interests
at the fighting prohibitionist."
CFen Defiance q Great Hcip.
THE open defiance of the law Of
New Jersey by tho liquor sellers at At
lantic City," said Judge Weakley yes
te.day. after his return to this city
frocl the seashore. will do more to
strengthen the local option movement
and ultimately lead to prohibition In
tina. state and Pennsylvania than any
other one agency. preachers aid wo-
men and women not excepted.
1T was just such failure to obey the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19

law that started the first outbreak
against the saloon in Alabama. In
Jefferson county the liquor interests
admit that If 1t had not been for law
violations by saloonkeepers, Alabama
would never have gone dry. The liQ-
uor people were willing later on to
have stringent laws regulating the con-
duct of saloons. but it was too late.
The people had no faith in the CONVEX
sion of these interests. and prohibition
was demanded and obtained"
How Alabama Has Won.
In the opinion of Judge Weakley.
one possible way to reach prohibition
in any state Is to go after it by the 10
cal option route. This is what Ala
bama did at first. and through such a
law twenty-one counties went dry"
'All could see the wonderful improve
n,ent which followed the enactment Of
local option laws and successful elec-
lions Hereunder" declared Judge
Weakley. Young men from the dry
sections. he said went to live In the
wet towns and through their strong
sentiment for prohibition put on the
lid.
While We have prohibition" said
Judge Weakley, "our people want tc
make certain that no future Legislature
shall undo what has been accomplish
ed. 1t can not go above the constitu-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19
EVERY 1 nay READ

This treatment il said Go have
acquired q wonderful reputa-
tfcn throughout the East. oW-
Ing to it's peculiar propensity
70 for.ify the nerve force and
quent personal magnetism. %
essential to the happiness Of
every normal human being.
II is claimed TO be q blessing
to those who are physically i'm
paired. gloomy. despendens.
iins Of ; 1na linz s,%s. naS s,.ains:s
heart ralpitaticn. cold hands
and feet. insomnia. fear with
out cause, timidity In ventur-
ing and general inability TO act
nationally as others do. Also OF
vast benefit 70 writer's. pro
and the victims OF soeiety's
late hours ard over induiG-
ence in wines. liquors. etc
nv preparins the treatment At
n Know ss Of sno,hs s one sron assa
while the ingredients are much
used in filling various prescrip-
lions. SO that even the pur-
chase Of the mserarately need
occasion no timidity.
II. get three ounces OF ordinary
syrup sarsarpariila compound
and one ounce compound fluid
balmwcrs. mix and let stand
two hours then get one ounce
compound essence cardicl and
one ounce tincture cadomene
mot cardamoml. mix all to-
Eether. shake well and take q
teaspocnful after each meal
and one at night
This contains no opiatcs
whatever and may also be used
by women who suffer with their
nerves with absolute certainty
OF prompt and lasting benefits.