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rooms. baths; hot-water heat. -. $50 %
papered and painted. .......... 800 . 5000
ss2 I st. NV. Z rooms and bath. ....... 4iso
1880 9Th Of. NV. rooms and furnace. 40 so
1870 K st.. Tor. and b. (colored). ....... 40.51
$40 et. ne, IL rooms and baths. -. 30 90
427 st. NV, 9 rooms and bath. 1910
l23 10th ct. ne. rooms and bath. $3.50. so 50
1902 Sd St. 8 rooms and bath. .... 21.5,
e26 10th ct. NV, rooms and bath. 80. % 80
1913 18th Ut. ne, dat. rooms and bath. $50
100 c st. ne, MONS and bath. ....... 80. so
1895 Morse st. ne. rooms and bath - ~,
Gal Fla. ave-. rooms and bath. ....... 20. so
325 Va. ave. Sc. rooms tcoloredl. Il 50
liz T st. NV, large store. ........... 1900
~ Jackson ct. ne. rooms. ........... IL 90
]. L. KOLB. Real Estate.
Main SITS. o23 New York ave.
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ALLAN Il. Wall
1412 G
1879 RI AZ NV. 12r, bsli0
101G 9th, IG, h. $500
1905 Calvert. Or. $3.50
25OS h NV. 1A. b.45.50
1870 9Th. Or, b. .3S. 80
1907 18th. Or, b. $3.50
l26 ID Sc. Or. b.. IS. 80
1928 @ nv. Sr. b.3S. 90
$3.50 Q NV, g.. b.35.m
1913 9th NV. Sr. b. 80. 80
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FOR RENT
31l3 9 st. Nv. Il rooms and bath. =. .$Gs 90
LOS Que NV. 10 rooms and bath. COO
1883 Enclid st.. 10 rooms and hath. so 90
1887 Gtrard ct. NV. rooms and baths 80 90
1915 18Th II. NV. IL rooms snd BATH. .63
200 Wis. ave. NV. rooms and bath. 400
8l7 n. ]. ave. Sc. rooms ard hath. p 50
0e3-0 WEAVER BROS. 14Ie 1t. q. ~.
FOR RENT-DwEI1ING 32e ST. NV; II
rooms. VITA bath: 341.Io. q. THOMAS ROB
lNSON. 1870 NV. au12-tf
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FOR RENT
21O6 LIST ct. NV, rooms and bath. .$3I. y
2ll st. ne. rooms and bath. 49,. -. 3
1625 18th st. ne, Sr. and b.. reduced. 10 y
no3-5t C. NJ. FORREST. 6l2 81. NV.
FOR RENT
1447 +. Cap. ST., 5r. and bath. .S1s.5l
9TH and SITS s.w., Or. and bath. ...... III.
bO4 Maine ave, 3r. and bath. ......... - o.
THE PHILLIPS CO., $50 John Marshall 81.
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EOAt AtA<@N
$500. .21st NV. lar, fur
$50. IT'S 18th NV, store
500. 1928 Gath nv. l9r
tlOO. 1910 G. NV, Tor
$50. .2542 18th NV. LOT
SIS. 1929 10Th NV. Tor. fur
SIS. Q NV. 1Qr
S65. 1O1l NH Az Bw,l2r
SEQ. ....1742 L NV. Or
$50. 1851 9th NV, 81
$50. .173J = NV, Tor
$50. go. .2O4 r NV, 1or
SEQ. 1900 gath NV. Tor
SEQ. .l626 14th nv, 11r
SEQ. 1000 22d NV. Tor
$D.1SOS Kalo avnw. 12r
ISL. .208 Ind av NV. lie
$50. 65. .22O7 X NV. Tor
$50. IS. .2213Wash cir, Or
$50. 90. .1016 22d NV, Or
$50. e.. 500 T NV, LIZ
$50. 181ONewton NV, Tor
$50. .107 Seston NV, O.
e4s. %. 1921 X NV. Tor
$45. so. 1909 y Fl av, Tor
=. 2O4 Ind av, Or
$--...2110 o NV. l3r
S45. 1419 9th NV, Tor
$45. 1851 18th NV. %
t45. .3012 18th NV. 13r
$40. Forest Glen. Nd. 12r
$3.50. 1927 Ore av. 10r
$37. so. 1928 Q nv. 7r
$:a5. 6J. .1O12 Cpd NV. 9r
$35. 90. 1905 22d NV. Or
$3.50. 1890 w NV. Sf
500. The Versailles
$50. Northumberland. Ir
S65. The Marlborough.3r
$55. The Marlborough r
SIS TO 5000. The Dresden
$40. The Cumberland. Or
$50. The Wyoming. ar
$50. Northumberland, 4r
$45. The Victoria, Or
$46. The Milton. 6r
S45. The MARLBOROUGH, 2r
$40. The Victoria. Or
$40. The Wyoming, ar
$40. The Milton. Or
$40. The Kenstngton, 6r
$3.50. The Miller. 5r
For complete list Of pr
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FOR RENT-2627 nth. COL. HGHTS.. $50. so
Beautiful, new, 24-ft.-wide house.
6 handsome large rooms; hot-water heat
motif WM. 8. MINNIX. 1416 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-06

NOS tu th.tf
FOR RENT = NEAR NEW CONN AVE
bridge; choice location: q completely furnished
new ten-room house, for six months from Dec.
I: baths; electric and gas lighting; two
story back porch; hot-water heat; back stair
way; first-noor kitchen; new Steinway upright
grand piano: all furnishings the best. OSCAR
W. WHITE. 1116 + #. no62t
FOR RENT-945 s ST NV
MODERN HOUSE. LARGE ROOMS.
NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED
THROUGHOUT.
HEATING AND PLUMBING ALL RIGHT
REASONABLE RENT TO GOOD TENANT.
LLEBERMANN HAWN, 1903 f ST.
FOR RENT-vICINTTY OF DUPONT CIRCLE
NO. 1885 18TH STREET NV.
Handsome modern residence.
10 rooms and bath.
Best repair.
REASONABLE RENT.
IIEBERMANN Il HAWN. 1903 ST.
FOR RENT-JOHN SCRIvENER 9O7 @ ST. NV.
229 18th sw. Tor b$2750 112IPark pl NE .6r blI so
PA Ky av e,6r, b. 20 90 500 18th se6r.w. IL so
~ oh rs 80 $40 9th ~ i
1851 III ne Or b. 20 o. 513 l. Sc ST. W. 1900
no6-3t
FOR RENT-NEw CIR. AND b. HOUSE. 2334
Ontario road NV. $50 so; Or, and b. fiat. 1919
18th NV. $500: Ar. and b. fat. 1917 18th
NV. $1,000. g. =. REEFS. 1908 G NV. no6-3'
FOR RENT-1O5 5TH ST. NE. OR. 4 h. $a5. so
20 9th ST. ne. rooms. bath and fur. 80
325 Md. ave. ne. 7-room frame. 1880
112 18th st. Sc, Ir., b., and furnace. 2S. 90
Stable. rear III 9Th st. .e............. 1000
CHAS. A. SHIELD. 1885 y. Y. AVE. NV.
no6-3t
FOR RENT 800 H ST. Ne. Or, B. -. 5000
700 Nd ave ne. 6r, b.....--....... $50
nos-2t: B. E. KELLEY. sos 18Th st. NV.
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FOB RENT.2o0i 18th ST. NV. OPPOsITn
Western High School; handy to electric cars:
extensive lawn: detached new house; 8 rooms
and bath; steam heat. Rent. $3.50 THEO.
FRIEBUS 1890 New YORK ave. NV. oci-0
FOR RENT-GOING TO MOvEf
Looking for a good house IL q business 10
itself. To save time. worry and money. call
Main 2345. Well md you what you want. ano
do IL quickly.
SHANNON & IUCHS
Rent Department.
n. 2s<5. S13 14th st. NV N. IA
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FLATs-HEAr FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK.
2921 Macomb St, rooms and bath. 45. "
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FOR RENT-3633 nth ST. NV;
bath. brick: hot-water heat; parlor
hall. dining room. pantry and Il
noor: frst-class condition; 5000.
LUTHER T.. APPLE, 6i2 l4th
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCOTT WILCOX,
1907 Peuna, ave

Telephone Main 2O29.
40 18th ne. 7r. ..2.JO
ZIG 18th NV. base. %. 80
Dol Sth ne. Or. rs. so
1874 Morse ne. 5rl4. SO
Fendall big. Office rms.
!. 525 1lth st. NV.
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1925 N NV. i5r. 81.
year .........$l.i0o
223e Mass nv. i4r.2 bl50
1872 10th nw.lir.b15.00
1870 Kenyon. LIT. 3bS0. 20
ltla 9th NV. lot. b. $500
l125 Riggs NV gr. b45.J0
S07 r. Cap. Tor. b. 1850
$40 y NV. Or. b. Is. so
$40 r NV. 9r. b.. Is. 80
1917 Riggs. l0r.b. $3.50
zoos 18th. ar. b. $3.50
33O 10th NV. sr. b.35.5 so
lass Meridian.fr.b32.a0
1913 I'd NV. 1r.b 80. so
30l9 Flagler. 6r. b. 30.Sl
1872 9th nw.1r, b. so 90
~ L NV. Or. h. $50
l,D1 y Cap. sr.b.2i -
54s Col NV. Or. b. 20 81
2li 10th NV Or, h. -. 30
631 18th ne. Or b. $50
1898 3Dth NV Or. b2s IA
163 Girsrd NV .6s. b23dO
~ o ne. Sc. b. .2.5o
NJ D ne. 6r. b .2.s,
$50 q NV. Or. b.@.5o
1852 5ih nc. 7r. b.20. 90
Cor Mrssmore a Fuller,
tir. b. .......... l5.W
1924 Rosetlale. 6r. bl4.@
l247 35th nv. ar, wl3.0
i24? 3sth NV. 5r. wi3.0
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FOR RENT-1323 path, NEAR ST. NV
modern Groom home; large porch and yard
good condition; cheap rent; $20.50. MCGEE 4
kENGI.A, 1901 14th 81. NV. po4-4t
FOR RENT LARGE ROOMS, RECEPTION
gas and coal ranges In Kitchen; half block Il
cars; 5000 427 10th ct. ne. no4-4t'
FOR RENT - $3.50 SEE THIS HOUSE,
large rooms and BATH hot-water heat; shed
for shop or automobile. 1419 10th ct. NV.
no4-4ts
FOR RENT-143 nth ST. Ne: RENT RE
duced to $35 80 per mo-; 10 rooms and bath
newly papered and painted.
no4-4t See ROBERT c. SHINN, 1125 14th W
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BELT. O'BRIEN & co. 0ncJ.
1903 g ST. NV.
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". cu UNpl. .SN.tV
sol b ne. 5r. b. %. Is So
Apt. :. 500 f NV.
The EAshisimii.' aos i.
ar. b...........25 80
1872 LIST NV. 3r. b.
heat and light rs. -
Apt =. 300 Md sv ne.
vi w yiTi HEAT. 30
HIS l4th nv. Or. h.2c 20
36A Todd pl ne. 6r. bal 20
35ia Todd ri ne. Or. b2i 30
HOS ID ne. 5r.b. 1921 90
24@ Brightwood az.
Let n. Or. b.....0 50
1851 Briehtwood ay.
I'd q. Or. b......3.@
2s09A Sherman ~ nv.
A.. b. %. 80
1872 Duncan. 4r.e.iS.60
l4i2i. Duncan Ar. bi3.be
1905 Nd ev sw Or. bis.o
ldc1 Md av sw ,Sr, bill 50
STORES.
725 nth nw.sto,dw 100
Ne cor l4th 4 X nw6S.~
725 18th nw.store. SO. %
I4th near X NV. 1000
101 NJ nv. 10, N. IS. 90
~ n nw. D.m
6l0 ID NV. sto r.ls.sS
as 9Th NV. 1910
STABLES.
3c-33 q 4 r stable.
10 stalls and black
smiths shop. Is. %
734 9th NV. 3 stalls.
= carriages. 1000
lis Adams. rear. 500
cc30-sa. tu.th,if
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04

aOne Of my clients" said a wash
inzton broker TIE other day. = con
siderable trader. and susceptible Of
influence from almost any direction,
came 70 me one morning with srnil-
ing face AID gave Al order for the pur-
chase OF several thousand shares, say
inz he had had a wonderful dream In
which was depicted a large fed COZ
taiuing hundreds Of bulls. and be vas
quite sure It foretoId q sharp advance
IN the market The order was duly
executed at Advancing prices, and for
the FIRST hour looked VERY rOsv. but
alas. that was an end of The buH mar
ket. and al the close o. the day the
taDe showed a marked decline. Ny
client vas a popular man and 4 good
loser. being well able 10 stand i. but
as he had told bis fale 70 Others IN the
Office. he vas numerically cha1ed
but maintained his dream to have
been a good tip. though be had mis-
interpreted It, as the bulls in the fed
were all lying doEn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04

r1ff ss assistant attorney general 10
the Interior department Ward Is
sell kaosu Western man u Is gen
ersuy believed that Pr woodruff Will
not remain. a. BE- e strictly a Teddy
cabineteer. and apparently Taft and
bis cabinet are not troubling them.
selves hurrin- places FOR these tennis
players
Speculation g also rife - to what
ru happen ln The attorney generals
office. A. present 1lr. Russell and
Nr. Richards handle the most Of the
legal matters that 1ome up from Okla
homa. II s. not known whether they
wm remain under The Taft admins
tration. The assistants win probably
b. retained in most instances until
their suDeriors become familiar with
tae office routine when new assist
ants may be appointed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
new BOOKS
AT LIBRARY
Many Volumes Added to
The Collection Maya
zines and Papers

r1e l-l1u.1E zsE lccls -as7 -ee-
-ssas.sr g. .es carr-ss Llrurg-
$50 or Fz-- a-s 1s-rrlrll
-er E-erss1 acgz-
IL sseLer-Es1 Bear-
Ths Cls-srar-D-11--
rls uo-ar Is .ls Ale1ss-Ezf-er
.-a grsez
Ths Tarse Par-Esrs-ars- aarre
Tts Prao1er q zer1a-Har@
ne CAS- o. ,aa Wlz-Lall1z-
Le-ars o. sslflfa1s Msr11aat io
Ills so1-Lnrizs-.
Eos sor % 5as-ls-oLgal-
Wls- Wlssrneas Vas E-g-FaF-
rsa
Realrreer Ic-s-oT-
Tzs WIrrs o. tls Nor-llg-Tracg.
On ne Crcss-Fo1 HIs--
wr Fr1 tae Clazffslr-gg. HAM
l1l
Tra- Prinfer 81 CdeIa-- -HrlElt-
Mr Carslges Car=er-rL-rcl-
ne WI1f1u-Crat5ccE
Pro-tst ia Bssylo1--Darao--
CaI 81 re sog-E-Dl-la-
TIE Wearsrs-Parker
cone ard FInd 1ls-Rotlls
ne Brass BoEl-Tazes-
AtiaB q me Worid
Ezht vo.1ues o. TIE -lias-erDlscss
~ the WsrEs Best Lls1s-urs
g1Te1fis BooH-
Dsldys Gld-usats
Falry BooE-Mgloec
lfoods-Alco-t
QusechF-Wsruer
Els a. H0me-Filisy
EIsls's Yong F1lEz-FinlsT
Christmas with Grsrduother Elsie-
Finley
cir the Naval Cadst-Euign CIaFa
fitch
or fcr West Polnt-Leuteuanr Car
rison.
The folioring magzzinss VIII b
folnd o. the table. o. the reading
rooms St. Nicholas Scientific Amer
lean. Worlds work Review o. Re
views. McClurs's Current Literature
Woman's Home Companion, Dsiinea
tor Cosmopolitan. Musician. EverT
bodys. various religious journals th'
/ lChiekssha Daily Express. Chickashs
Daily Journal and the Oklah0man-
Library open every DAY except Sun
day from 2 10 p. no.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
TAFT In
PANAMA

Everybody is interested in the great
Panama canal and all viii want 70
see the picture film, Taft in Panama,
which Manager Hatten Of the Bliou is
offering 70 his patrons for the remain
der of the week The picture IS Of
great educational value. It shows the
harbor, the city Of Colon. government
buildings. the construction work in
progress on the Culebra cut the site
Of the Gatun dam and many other
scenes. The whole gives one an idea
Of The canal undertaking which he
could not otherwise possess. The pic.
lures we're taken during Mr Taft's
recent trip TO the Isthmus and have
been out but few days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
Judge Thomas Attends
A Family Reunion

Washington. .. a. March 4.-Judgs
John r. Thomas Of Huskogee IS in
Washington attending a family re-
union with two Of his sisters and his
nephew. the latter a surgeon in the
navy who has Just returned from the
trip around the world.
Judge Thomas was q member Of con
gress for many years, representing an
Illinois district, and it was he who
was largely responsible for the initial
appropriations looking 70 extending
the navy 70 its present proportions
On account OF this the judge Is some
times referred to as "the father Of the
navy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
DINGER AT
ARDMORE

Pew j. II. D.ngeF returned Las nisnt
from Ardm0fs. where b. delivered
lecture. The Morning Democrat o. that
city aaga
Th0ae uAo attended fhe lecture By
Rev i r Dingef ed he Christian
church ,4ag nlghf we're treated 70 near
" - hours address ln which Wit. wis
cona. humoF and pathos we're delight
fully intermingled and pleasantly pre-
senfed. Rev. Dlnger IS an orator who
has few equals ln The state and whose
breadth of thought and vision and fine
culture "a rapidly making for him an
oaustls place net only 70 the minis
which aa IS actively engaged
lu platform lecturer and enter
raiae az ueu
The NoF Nester 81 . vehicle anich
Ire speaker uses 10 bring good cheer
and mlrth to bis hearers. not oyerlook-
lna fhe mbHmer lessons of Christian
i-g Aaich are brought OUT wirh greater
daananesa fhan even he most elab-
ofste sermoH could %
It n y hoped chat Ardmore may
have fhe pleasure Of hearing Rev
Dinaer again at an early date Rev
Dlnaer paNor of the church At Chick
aaa. ore Of the largest and most flour
ishlhg n the new state. having been
brought % Ghe state of highest efhcian
cg during his pastorate Naturally hf
of eoaze Is chicKaaha booster anf
Nltain few minutes after ahghtinl
IRON fhe rain yesterday began taikinl
1chlck1sha BE said they never al
lowed anyone to beat them at any
thing good there He was much pleasc'
with Ardmore, its size and eviden
commercial Importance but said tina
be was disappointed IN not findlnI
church buildings IN proportion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
Bio Suit Grows Out
Of Compress Fire

Oklahoma city. March 4-When
the attorneys for the plaintiff appeared
before Judge Reed Of the United States
circuit court Yesterday morning and
asked that he make certain The trial
day Of the damage suit Of F. f Ander-
son. n D. Anderson. W. l. Clayton.
Ben Clayton and the Standard Marine
Insurance company. limited. Of Lon
don. against the Chicago. Rock Island
& Pacific Railway company for sl5s,-
74a05. Il was made known positively
that the case would be heard March
f2. The inquiry was directed by the
attorneys owing TO the fact that more
than 200 witnesses VIII be called
The case i one 81 the most import
ant TO Be tried this term. as the suit
wth the attendant cases. springing
from the same cause viii amount to
more than 100000
According % the petitions more than
10000 bales Of cotton were stored at
the Traders Compress company in
chieEasha. ard were destroyed bg fire
which originated from spark Of a
Rock Island switch engine. April II.
1901 The present sult involves the
destruction of 2.o9e bales of cotton.
The Insurance companies are plaintiffs
in all Of the cases and are now seek
lng to recover Insurance which they
have paid. The various Insurance
companies rave airaadv gaid policies
anmnfine n oaflf s5og00a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04


10000 and 50.000 persons viii attend
the ball
In order that everything may 50 of
il proper order there viii Be floor
committee OF $50 Washington men.
When the President and his party
arrive Al the building they vii -
shown 10 the Presidents room on the
second floor. They will come down
the west stairway and into the hall
An aisle viii be roped of with silkeH
cords and VIII lead into the rotunda.
of to the right around the east side
Of the fountains and back 70 the west
door.
Leading the presidential march VII
be the famous torty-six national seau-
handsome men chosen by the s.
nior senator's from various states The
forty-six will be the special guard q
honor 10 the new President and his
party. Directly behind the handsome
guard viii come Mr. and Nrs Taft
ard directly behind them the newly
inaugurated Vice President and Mrs
James schoolcraft sherman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
ABOUT THE COLLEGE BOY"

The play is an original comedy with
music in three acts with plot Not
an impossible intricate story that must
be followed closely TO understand, but
something you can thoroughly enjoy
without an effort Bring your trou-
bles along you'll forget them when
you leave. The plot-fust clever lit
tie story with musical Interruptions
Bright. snappy dialogue and witty
tokes-new jokes. Comedy Of the right
sort, clean and wholesome without
coarseness and vulgarity Music, all
kinds Of It. Not grand opera. but the
popular whistly kind songs2 Fff-
Seen big hits, no back numbers. but
the latest successes. Those you haven't
heard comedlans--fhree Of then. in
widely separated iires AID ~ funny
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04

A good way to tell the disposition
and temperament of senator IS to
watch him when he gives The three
rings for the senate elevator. The
rule & when three are given, no mat
ter who Is on the elevator or where f
is going. the elevator man must
hasten the car IN answer 70 the rings.
ii the senator who rings Is At peace
with the world and the White House
he viii permit tEs car to 20 to IFS des-
tinatIon with the passengers. II the
bell ringer is Crouch he compels the
car to be stopped, and he has to Be
carried to hk objective point no mat
ter Who Ia aboard or how much hurry
tEeg mag be In.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
Sleeper Wants to be
Assistant Attorney

Washington, H. g. March 4-Col D.
T.. Sleeper Of Tulsa Is In Washington
and is a candidate. il is said, for the
position as assistant district attorney
under AR. Gregg, at Muskogee. Col
Sleeper says he is here on matters be-
fore the department, but be has been
IN consultation with Mr. Gregg several
times, and his friends say be wants
the job.
Mr.. Gregg states that he has made
no recommendation for the place yet.
That he finds It is difficult TO gel q
man who can do the work who Is viii
ing 10 accept the job al he salary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
MosIers weIeors he Auto.


There arrived At Bagdad the other
day the first postal automobile and II
filled the minds of the natives with
wonder and awe The car carried the
mails. hitherto Borne on camels' backs.
from Aleupo. a distance Of 625 miles.
In 60 hours. This can hardly be called
a speed record. but when It is re-
membered that the roads are rough
camel tracks leading through the deep
sands Of the Syrian desert and the
stony plains Of Mesopotamia the jour
ney at the rate Of little more than
ten miles an hour appears quite q
creditsble performance. The M0slems
Of these regions, hitherto steeped ia
the aercest fanaticism. now gladly In
trust parcels and missiyes 70 this new
ship Of the desert
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
OPERATION WAS
FIRST PERFORMED

DR.. Dawson accompanied Major
Smith TO Oklahoma City yesterday.
taking the latter 10 Dr. Mitchell a spe-
ciallst, for the purpose Of having an
operation for cataract performed upon
nis eye Dr. lawson came home last
night bur received message from Dr..
Mitchell this morning saying that a
minor operation was found necessary
before the main operation could be per
formed. Major Smith viii come home
after the first operation and remain
till he is prepared TO undergo the sec
oud one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04

H--fa ereatare rsa nea II 1er E1zl --r
cr. rors-sisEty 90 D. an E-1el
-1-.-fe1 arE kgE-Egwec fo. lie E-A
even ero ssn-. ot tks nE-1z- It's 11-T
rt-1uEh a 1zEs % fate tEaI s-s her
se-f hsnt "a E-hsL sEeet l-Lle l-1e-
FffE ire merry. rr1akIzg eyes a1-
re tszs-sy hair s the zzferiii-za-l11
~ almost every gLrlls1 1reaz--il--
HeIsn cores. Tksn latiss cla1es 1-t
ar aar1s rc1z-t
An al-rulsfic Whl-s Huuse ma1aEs-
reas provides l1at al boarding s----i
Eirls Ir WastlnEra1 over he as= oi
fs Years shau have t1s opaarr-zily %
srfen1 o-s q the four stase rscegtl11s
% tks ssasoz- ne na1es O. the e-iEi-
s-es are presented 90 Mr- Lob early
.- tts vi-tsr bg lhe pr.neipal o. he
ar.c1s colleges l1Fi-a-c1a 20
sckolasric circles are Issued almost sr-
e.uslvsly 10 the fEo ui1tie lsvses. ras
rdacla-T snd rts army and naTT-
Adolescence figures sparinglg. - zo-
A. all ar the tuo more august tu-c-
,io-s of The series the diplomatic. e.
the ternuiag. and the army and naFJ.
a. rte end. Tickets Tor these Two
rectaculsr a1airs are A. a premium
always
where TIE attendance Is larzs a.
arv special school haf the senior
girls are invited 70 one reception and
hslf 70 fhe next. II is a supreme
event 20 most % these favored ones.
entered uron with almost as much
I trz-llaflou as their debut Or their
bridal I'm scared 70 death. a
sweet glrl from Tennessee declared
las The single fire. order cane
10 those il line Just before he
presidential presence was achieved a.
I The congressional reception Z never
shook hands Eith a president in NJ
{ life before. Is my wig straighta Is
Y NJ pIacEet shut4 Amt # awful Ma
I beu WheE, Here goes
1 Those Who watch the selfoouscious
I enalade Of auttering femiuinitY are
I amused 10 note Il how many q case.
/ when the fair subject has preened her.
self for the supreme and crucial NO
/ menE OF passing down before the re-
ceiring line alone. she forgsts 70 re-
I liinaulsh her clutch on her petucoats,
and the aur1stuess. of rehearsed, ot
/ her long trained euuee IS entirely lost.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
OkIahOmanS Want Wilson
For Assistant Secretary

washington, D G. March A. There
Is considerable speculation as to who
vfTi hold down the Job as assistant sec
retary Of the interior under the new
administration. Oklahomans general
Iy want Jesse Wilson, the present as
slstant 10 be retained There Is a
movement on foot now looking 10 the
appointment Of George 4. Ward. now
in the Indian commissioners office, TO
she place now held by GEORGE Wood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
cHlRopRAcroRs

Huntpostlcwaite have opened ad-
iustng pariors at SOlta Chickasha ave
nue. over Owsley's drug store. we
remove the cause OF all disease with
out drugs or surgery Consultation
free. Lady In attendance to look after
the interests OF the ladies'. Office
hours Q to 10 a. nj . TO p. m. Phore
774 1-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-04
WANT HOMES FOR wooOMEN.

The state convention Of the W. Q.
W. meets here the 9Th and 10th OF
this month Any person having spare
beds, please report to J. s. Tatman. at
Postal telegraph office and leave name
and number o. Coffman. Chairman
Committee. S-St