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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Spanish waffles are made by add ing cinnamon. nutmeg or other spices to plain waffle batter: lemon Suice added to the batter makes French woffles.
 When napkins or table cloths become worn they may be utilized for bii s or soft towels for the baby. When Iasde into bibs 1t is well to make hem double.
 Jerusalem artich0kes. pra'sS a-d left in cold water to keep them from discolorinS. and then sliced nm w.In silver knife and served on lettuce leaves with a French dressing make a delicious dinner salad.
 Japanned ware should be washed with a sponge, dampened In warm wa ter and dried immed 'ately with a soft cloth. Obstinate spots can quickly be removed by rubbing with a woolen cloth dipped In sweet oil-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
FAvORS CHAIR OF
 DRAMATIC WRITING
Prof. William Lyon Phelps Enthusiastic Over Harris Plan for Yale.

Professor William Lyon Phelps ex- presses himself very emphatically In favor of a chair of dramatic writing at Yale University. in discussing the of- fer made by Henry B. Harris of New York. who says he will be one of ten men to give $25.000 each to establish a chair of dramatic writing In an Ameri- can university. The scheme Is entire ly feasible. says Professor Phelps. and that the movement started by MT. Harris may result in. the establishing of a chalr of dramatic writing In one of the larger universities Is the belief of the professor.
 ''I think that everyone interested in dramatic writing. and especially col lege men. should feel very grateful to Henry B. Harris for starting this movement" continued Professor Phelps "The movement of establfeh- ing a< chair for dramatic writing at the movement were introduced 1t would immediately be taken up.
 students here would he delighted if such a chair were established and all college men would be enthusia stic over the plan if 1t were introduced. With my course of contemporary drama, the plan would work exceedingly well. The students. it is needless to say. would take to- 1t and I hope the subject may be brought up soon."
 Professor Phelps has a course of contemporary drama at Yale Univer- sity in which all of the present day plays In French. German and Italian are taken up. His course Is one of the most popular ones In the university. He Is also professor of English liter ature In the university.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES.

Rose Garavanta. M. Greeeory and b Carpennette. Messrs. Kochiss. ca sey. Garavanta. Kerwin. O'Neil. Wil- Ham Casey and A. A. Garfield.
 Evening service at 7:so. Vespers and Benediction. Millard's vespers In D flat; ofIertory selected Rev Fa- ther DeToro. pastor; John A. Casey. organist.
 SACRED HEART CHURCH
 Masses on Christmas Day will be at 5:e0. 7:30. g and 10:so. Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 5:3o and 1o:30. at which time the choir. assisted by the full Wheeler & Wilson orches- tra. will render Gounod's famous "Messe Solennelle". in honor of St. Cecelia- The following Is the pro- gram:
 Organ prelude. '.March of the Magi Kings. Dubois: Kyrie. solo and chorus, Gounod: Gloria soprano solo. trio and chorus. Gounod: veni Creator. quartette. Hammerel: CTedo, solo and chorus. Gounod; ofrertory. Adeste Ffdeles. arranged by Ncvello: Sanctus. tenor solo and chorus. Gounod; Asnus Dei. full chorus. Gounod; ExuIta s on. bass solo. ouartette. and chorus Ham, merel; poctlude. March Militaire, Schu- bert.
 Miss Margaret Cummings. soprano. Mrs. T. J. Lennon. alto; MT. William Chew. tenor; MT. Louis Serre. bass; Miss Molly Daily. organist and direc- tor.
 will render the following program:
 Kyrie. Concone; ofertory, soprano solo. 70 Little Town of Bethlehem Miss May Casserly. spross; Sanctus. Concone; Agnus Del. Concone: Adeste Ffdeles, solo and chorus; soloists. Misses Bessie Steppe. Anna Light and May Casserly: recessional. Christmas nfatrfCh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
SI1,fSfERFTEID M. E. CHURCH
PARK STREET
 CoNGREGATIONAL CHURCH

r Sunday. December 26th. Morning, 1o:s0:
 Organ Prelude. Pastoraie syrcrhony (dessiah). Handel; anthem. Of the F,a atherss Love Begotten. Nacfarlane; soprano and baritone duet, lmmanus |, Coombs; offertory- Pastorale, Hltz; cont-aIto solo. The ManEer Grad e, Neidiineer; uuartette (unaccompanied) n Little Town of Bethlehem. Nevin; Postlude, RalIelujah Chorus Cdessiah). Handel.
 Afternoon. 4:so. Sunday school Christ mas festival service:
 Aida, Ve9die. MT. Whitaker; anthem, Harki What Mean These Holy Vo ces? NeiGlinger the choir; singing, Hail the Blessed King of Glory. the school; re- sponsive reading. the superintendent and the school: prayer. with choir re- sponse, the minister; singing. Little Town of Bethlehem. the primary de partment; kindergarten exercise. carol. scripture hymn. Away in ManEer; recitation. Christmas Bells; recitation Telling the Christmas Story; song, Ring Bells of Christmas:- recitation. Why Did He Come? the primary de- partment: singing, Marching to Beth- iehem. the school; recitation. nonald's Cbristr1,as Eve. Ha tin Meymarian; carol w7ke O World. from z urnber girls choir: recita tion. He Shall H1ve Some. Claire Strawn; singing, Ring Out the Joy Bells. the school; reel a- ton. Shepherds and Magi. class; read ing. The Shepherds Rever!e- Mir. John Japp. carol Across the Silent M d. night. boys chorus: tenor solo. The eft Behrend MT. Ginand; offerto- y, Gloria in Fxcelsis. LemmeHs. Mr.Whlt- tal<er: singing Let a Song Ascend, the school; bene7 ictiou: postiuGsA Song of the Shepherds. Lemmens. MT. Whit
 The music is under the direction of Harry H. Whitaker, organist- The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24

1. The appointment of Richard c. Kerens of St Louis to be ambassador to Austria Fl hungary has aroused more
 social interest at Washington than
 any other happening of the year. for
 there are few families in or out of
 public life enjoying higher social dis
 tinction at the capital than that of
 the distinguished Missourian- The ap-
 pointment also has its romantic side,
 for when Colonel Kerens reaches Vienna he will establish his embassy
 upon a scale of splendor in Keeping
 with his vast fortune. and his wife end daughter will have as guests
 from time to time some of the weaIthiest and most charming Ameri- can heiresses. One of their first wis., ltors will be Miss Katherine Elkins. ceughter of Senator Elkins of West Virginia. and society at Washington already has begun to forecast a re- vtval of her romance with the Duke of the AbruZzi- Colonel Kerens and Senator Elkirs are lifelong friends, and Miss Gladys Kerens and Miss Elkins have been chums since child hood Both Mrs. Kerens and her beautiful daughter-she is one of the most strikingly handsome young women in this country-already hold
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
ST. PATRICK's CHURCH.

Masses on Christmas Day will be at s. 7:30. and 10:30. High masses. 6 and 1O:30.
 Prelude. Novello: Kyrie, Willard; Gloria, Willard; Credo. Willard; Adeste Fideles. Novello. soprano solo and ,horus: Sanctus. Milla,d; Agnus Del, Willard; Postlude. Hammered
 Mrs. F.. J. O'Nefl. Mir. William V. Walsh and Mir. Joseph Wieler. well <nown artists. will assist the regular choir.
 Sopranos: Misses Dillon. Kelly Mur- ay. Monohan and Mrs J. Griffin; altos: Misses Brady. Dalton Haux. Kane, Stapleton and Saunders; tenors: MessTs- Glennon. Keegau and R ely; Nasses: Messrs. Benham and Morris.
 At o'clock mass the junior choir will render: Kyrie. Mattfeld: c oria Nattfeld: Adestc Fide'es 500 and chorus; AgnuS Dei. Mattfe'd; ''The Christmas helis ring loud and clear, J. V. Roberts. Sarah F. Lee, organist and director.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
HOLY ROSARY R. O. CHURCH.

Musical program Christmas music
 masses at 5. 2. s. g and 10:30. Mass in D, Lamhillotte; offertory "Adeste Fideles''. quartette. arranged by Nol vello. Mrs A A Canfield. soprano: Miss M. Capozzi. alto; Mir. Edward Casey. tenor; Mir. J. J. Kerwin. bass. A A. Garfield. Mir. Edward Casey. MT. J. J. Kerwin. and MT. William Casey; the chorus will consist of the N sses Garavanta. M. Capozzi. R. CapozzE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
ST. LUKEs CHURCH.

Christmas Day service, 1O:3o a. m.:
 Processional 56; Verite, Chant 8; Gloria Patri, Chant 8; Te Deum Gin C), A F. Custance: Jsbilite. Chant 1g7; 3S0. Paxton; Hymn before sermon. 5s 2d tune; offertory. "Bark! the Herald Angels Sing, E. W. Reede; Doxology' Chant Book 40S,
 Hymn 22S. 1st tune; Gloria in Exceisis, 45s. W. B. Gilbert; Nunc Dinnittis. 46e. G. H. Gower; Recessionai, 57. 1st tune. Sunday after Christmas Morning service 1o:3o. Christmas music repeat
 Processional, 51. 1st tune; Gloria Patri. Chant PIP: Magnif cat Gin Q, Henry Gadsby: Nunc -Dinittis. Gin Q, Henry Gadsby; anthem, "SinS O HeaV- ens''. Berthold Tours; Hymn 5ss; ots fertory Behold I Bring You Good Tidings". John Goss; Doxology, Chant Book 40S; Recessional. SO.
 Rector. Rev. J. Cyril France; organ ist. Miss Helen Farrand; choirmaster, Samuel Lownds.
 GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH.
 Congress street, Rev. Herman G. Wiener. Services Christmas morning at 1O:S0 o'clo k Sunday school exer- cises at o'clock Christmas night The Sunday school will assemble Tn t1eH class rooms at 6:3o o'c ock- Sunday school Sunday morning at e:5o- sun day services at 1o:30 o'clock; the even ing service will be omitted. All are heartily welcome at these services which will he Of unusual. interest ana in accord with the spirit of "Good VIII to Man"
 SIJNfyfERFTELD M. E. CHURCH.
 'HThere Were Shepherds. Vincent; Christians. Awake. Salute the Happy Morn', Schneider; offertory. Aark' U-tat Ntaar Those Holy Voices, Neid- finger; "S.ng. O Heavens, Tours.
 EvenIng-' Calm on the Listening Ear of Nisht". Eyer; selections from 'aThe Messiah, And the Glory Of the Lord, Handel; offerto-y. lie Snah Feed His F-ock' alto colo; Come Un- to Him.. soprano solo; chorus, 70 Thou That Teliest Good Tidings, Han del
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
THE SOOTHING SPRAY of E,

THE SOOTHING SPRAY of Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, used in an atom izsr is an unspeakable relief to suffer ers from Catarrh. Some Of them de- scribe 1t as u Godsend. and no wonder The thick. foul discharge is dislodged and the patient hreathes freely. per haps for the first time in weeks. LiduId Cream Balm contains all the healing purifying elements of the solid form and 1t never fails to satisfy. Sold by all druggists for 75c. including spraying tube. or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 War ren street. New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
BRIDE OF 1s GOES TO FAMILY

The 13 year old bride of Antonio Tuzzo. 26 Commercial street, who was arrested upon complaint of her husband. Tuesday night. Is now with her family in Brooklyn where she was taken last night by her sister. Antonio must spend Christmas alone as far as his wife Is concerned
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24

Mary, widow of Stephen Dondero. her daughter, Mrs. Santina Vercini, 1o05 East Main street, after a lir ger- ing illness, aged 65 years Mrs Dom dero was among the best known of the Italian American residents and the news of her death was received with regret in many parts of the city. She is survived by five children. Gian- tattesta Dondero. Italy; Agostina Mall lesta. this city; Frank Dondero. of Babylon L. T., Sister Euphrosina. of the order of St. Francis. Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Santina Vercini. of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24

After exposure. and when you fee! a cold coming on. take Foley-s Huney and Tar. the great throat and lung remedy. It stops the cough. relieves the congestion. and expels the cold from your system. Is mildly laxative
 F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. IccaI agents sl35
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24

church quartette are: Miss Ada M Tuck, soprano; Mrs. A w. Mertens, contralto; MT. Louis D. Ginand, tenor; MT. Eugene Hebbard, bass.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

Maths. sermon and Holy Communiou II a. m- Prelude. Chorale. Humper- dinck; Te Deum Gin O. Stephens; of fertory, Amhein, Nazarth, Gounod; postlude, Offertoire, Dubois
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC IN TIE CHURCHES.

church Quartette are: Miss Ada If. Tuck, soprano; Mrs. A w. Mertens, contralto; MT. Louis D. Ginand, tenor: MT. Eugene Hebbard. bass
 ST. JOHNS CHURCH
 Maths. sermon and Holy Communiou II a. m- Prelude. Chorale. Humper- dinck; Te Deum Gin O. Stephens; of- fertory. Amhein. Nazarth, Gounod; postlude. Offertoire. Dubois.
 AT SOUTH CHURCH
 Sunday 1o:3o a. m.
 Organ, Christmas Pastoral, Wm. H. Ashmall; Gloria. From Jubilate, Aka mora; Anthem, The People that Walked in Darkness, A w. Lansing; Response. Holy Night, Beautiful Night, c. B. Hawley; Prayer and Response. Hear My Cry, Schneider; Offertory, piano and organ duett. Miss Bessie Harlow at the piano: Anthem. And by choir; Postlude, March of the Magi, Dubois. Mrs. Robert Douglas Martin, soprano; Mrs. Robert B. Hard, contralto; John A Kimber, tenor; Joseph F. Wieler, bass; Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, organist and director.
 TRINITY CHURCH, SOUTHPORT.
 Organist, Mrs wm. N A Lang; so- p-ano, Mrs Wallace M. BulkIey;s alto Miss Edith M. Carpenter; tenor, Mr. James O. Bulkley; basso. MT. Wm. H Rockwell.
 Organ Prelude, Rink; Processional Hymn. No. s. Avison; Venite. Crotch Te Deum. Buck; Jubilate. Rassford; Hymn 50. Smart; Kyrie. Mendelssohn; Hymn g. Reading; Sanctus. Tucker Benediction- Services and 1e:3o a. m- Rev. Dr. E. Guilbert. pastor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Rev. John MacLaren Richardson, pastcr. Sunday Dec. 2s. 1o:3o a. m-:
 Organ Prelude. Chorus of Shep- herds. J. Lemrnens; anthem. Elm manuel". James H. Rogers; anthem. silent Night. Holy Night. Old Carol: offertory, Christmas Carols. The Chimes; postulde. Postal March, Clarence Eddy.
 D. morgan recital: (a) Grand Chorale, Homer Bartlett; Ob) Pastoral symphony from "The Messiah. Han- del; Co Christmas Fantasie, Reginald Barrett; Cd) Adeste F1deles tchimes). Kings. Tn Dubois.
 7:30 p. m.-Musical evening service: Choir, The Birthday of a King. Neid- finger; offertory. All Through the tata. Tho Star of Bethlehem. by F. FTaxington Harker: organ prelude, Darkness and Light. Q) Prophecy of the Coming, bass solo; CD Prepare Ye the Way of the. Lord. quartette; (3) Awake, Put on Thy Strength. quar- tette and contralto solo; (4) ta) The Annunciation. tenor solo: Cb) Hail Thou Art Highly Favored soprano solo; (c) Behold the Hand-Maid, con tralto solo; (5) The Shepherds of Beth- lehem, soprano solo and quartette; (6, Glory to God in the Highest. quar- tette; @ March of the Magi, organ solo; Cs) New When Jesus Was Born, bass solo; (9) In Bethlehem of Judea,
 -,11 r~- in the Highest, Quartette; prayer and benediction; organ postlude, Hallelu- jsh Chorus from ''The Messiah, Han- oel
 Miss fMargaret~ Hogan soprano; Miss Gertrude LauhScher, contraIto; MT. Wm. Tomlinson, tenor; MT. Austin NacConnen. bass; MT. Elmer S. Joyce, organist and director
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24
ST. JOsEPH'S R. c. CHURCH.
 Madison Ayenue-

Mass at this church will be as fol- lows. 5:30. s:30. 1O:30. The choir or twenty-five voices will sing at first and last mass. The Junior choir will sing Christmas carols at S:30 mass un- der direction of the Sisters The mass to be sung at the other services will be under direction of MT. Fritz K. c. Weber and he has selected tultons msss In D. following is the program for the 5:30 and 10:3o masses: Holy Night German Melody. kyrie and Eiuson. Turton. Gloria. Turton. Adeste Fidees. NoveIlo. Credo, Turton, Sane tus. Rhineberger. Benedictus. Turton, Asnus Del Rhinberger. Poslude. Volk- man. organist and choirmast Fritz K. G. Weber.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-24

Catholic churches throughout the city make a special effort to provide musical programs In keeping with the solemnity Of the occasion at the Christ Sacred Heart church has excelled In this respect. securing the services of che Wheeler & Wilson orchestra to augment the strains of the fine pipe ed as usual this year. Throughout he city the Catholic churches will have augmented choirs and the musical pro- grams will no doubt come in for a high measure of praise
 It is customary to celebrate high mass at the first and last Of the series of Christmas morning masses. and the elaborated musical programs will be rendered In both instances. The i-st rrass. sung long before daylight. will be iighted In all churches with the softened glow of hundreds of tiny can- dies. Decorations as usual will in- clude a reproduction of the scene of the stable at Bethlehem. with the Christ child bringing his message of peace on earth. good will to mem. ly- ing in h's rude cot surrounded by the gifts of the three wise men.
 The musical programs throughout the city follow:
 ST. PETERS CHURCH
 High masses at 6 and 10 a. m. Low rass at s:so g. m. The following Is
 
 masses:
 Processional, Adeste Ffdeies. Novels: Fyrie. Giorza: Gloria. wiegand; Credo. Willard: offertory. The Shepherd King; Sanctus. Von Rree: ARnus Del. St. Claire: Postlude. Volknian.
 At the s:3n low mass Christmas car ois will be rendered by the junior choir. Rev. T. J. Kelly, pastor; Vim. A. Hagerty. organist-
 ST. CHARLES CHURCH.
 Order of masses at St. Charles .hurch for Christmas are as follows:
 5:so. high mass: 7:3o. s:30. children's mass: e:so. l0:39. high mass.
 The hfgh masses will be sung by the choir of thirty voices. assisted by Mrs. John Lenx. Miss Mary French. Miss Irene Havrila. sopranos: Miss May Baird and Master Harry Denny. first -iolins: Miss Mary Foley and Master William ONeil. second violins.
 Kyrie. Schincler. in honor of Holy Infants: Gloria. schindler: Domino Deus. duet. Miss French and Miss Hay rilla: Credo. Schindler; Et in Spir- Itum. Miss French and Miss Havrilla: offertory. Adeste F deies. solo. Miss French: Sanctus. Schindler; Benedlc- tus. Schindier: AEnus Dei. Schind CT: O. Holy Night. Miss French and full choir; march. Convent March May Price. orsanist.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10
MERCHANTS
MEETING

The gular meeting Of the Retail
Mefchat Association will be held
in TIE coprl house Thursday evening
June 10. 1908, at $3.50 o'clock sharp.
The 1911 wing subjects viii come be-
fore af ing.
The\ edIf proposition and bulle-
tin. which issued each week.
The 70 Il uly celebration.
Frisco se ice.
EqualizaA es ares.
Peddlers. tgk vendors street
falirs, etc.
Mr A. W. MtAeand. secretary Of the
Oklahoma City Retailers Association,
win be present with the members to
answer any and all questions that
may come UP IN regard TO first named
subject
Every member Is earnestly request
ed to be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10

Guthrie oklee ltne 1O.-A great
deal has be sid b The Republican
press lately aAQps petition with fifty
thousand names thereon filed with the
secretary Of state. and asking a refer.
endum on the new election law. This
is the most conservative and truthful
thing SO far published In the Repub-
Iican press regarding the law. and Il in
reality a little more than one-hali
right. The actual number OF names
on petitions filed. both legal and IL
legal, are 27SI2. according to a state
ment made BY the assistant secretary
Of state, Leo Meyer. or course. TWEEN
ty-seven thousand is a long way from
fifty thousand, but 1t proves that Re
publican press can on some occasions
lean toward the truth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10

With the installation Of the new
press, the Express will be enlarged 70
seven-coIumn paper and an effort
Will be made to otherwise improve Il.
Il Is the policy Of the publishers to
give to the readers Of this paper, the
very best that the business conditions
Will permit and to keep pace with q
rapidly growing town. The circuIa.
tlon of the Express has Increased 70
such an extent that a faster and bet
ter press ls necessity. The old Bah
cock Reliance which prints 1900 an
hour, must therefore give way to the
Duplex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10
FIREMEN PAY COURTESY
20 FIRE CHIEFS WIFE

A pretty courtesy was paid to Mrs.
Walter Thomas. wife Of Chickasha's S
fire chief yesterday when the spon-
sors for the state association and sew
eral representatives Of supply houses
presented TO her handsome set Of
solid silver spoons. Mrs Thomas
served on the reception committee and
did much for the pleasure Of the Wis
itors Besides the sponsors, the fol
lowing gentlemen united in presenting
her the spoons: Messrs Bob Grace,
Brundage. Clemens and Peter Nc
Carly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10
Judge Hayes Will
Address Teachers

In response to an invitation extend
ed by County superintendent Wilson,
Judge s. w. Hayes has consented to
deliver an address to the teachers at
tending the summer normal.
The date OF Judge Hayes visit has
not been definitely fixed. but It will
probably be some day next week and
the address win be delivered at the
Methodist church.
1t may not be generally known that
the Judge was a teacher before he be-
came lawyer and iurIgt Before he
came to Chickasha, h9 was superln,
tendent OF schools aH'Ryan and re.
ports say that he was mighty good
one. He will discu general topics
pertaining to educatis and particular.
ly the teacher as a tor In the prog
ress Of civilization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10
Losers Must Look
To Matney for Money

Muskogee. Okla June 10.-That IL
diYlduals losing money through Ihe al
legged embezzlemenf recently by For
mer County Clerk Natney must look
TO Matney for relief. without recourse
to that officials bond is the opinion
Of County Attorney Crump given ont
today
The shortage in the clerks funds
amounted TO s24 900 and was disc0r-
cred when the funds were turned over
10 United States Clerk Harrison after
statehood had become effective.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10
~ NINE FOR
ILLEGAL
VOTING
Prominent Citizens Are
Arrested as Result E.
lection Contest

AF-r'f~A"@ 80 40
Muskogee. Okla. June 10.-As an
outgrowtn Of the contest between Re-
publican and Independent candidates
in the city election on April 27, war
rants against nine citizens OF Haskell.
Okla, We're sworn out this morning.
The information which was filed bv
County Attorney Crump charges illegal
voting.
A squad Of deputy sherlfis went to
Haskell 10 make the arrests.
Those accused are the following:
Sam Turvey, a banker: win Sartin.
town marshall; j. @ Blankenship and
J. F. Berryhill stockmen: Charles
Rirdge. Joe Howard. n Moody. VII.
liam Brown, and Jake Brown. a negro
merchant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10
GlOVer'S Boom About
Get Away from Him

= am trying to conflne my boom
for governor to my own township but
it looks like It IS going 20 get away
from ME. said Hon. Bob Glover who
was IN town today 1n bis way home
from AfdmeFe
Mr. Glover declared tha; his trip %
The Carter county metropolis vas
wholly without political sisallIcanea
but persistent rumor from that section
OF the commonwealth intimatks that
he was mixing a little medicine on
the side
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-10

Plans and specifications for q five
story building on Fourth and chicka'
aha are being drawn for Dr. R 2
Tye by the Oklahoma Architectural
6 Engineering Company room 20
Elks building
The plans cali for building 50 By
ITO feet. OF reinforced concrete. fire
proof construction, With brick veneer.
The first floor will be for mercan-
tile purposes, while the other four
floors will be built for office rooms.
1t is estimated that the building will