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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
SWALLOWS POWERFUL
ACID; THROAT CLOSES
Man Who Drank Hydrochlorlc Polsor
Has Near Approach to Death.
Stomach Turns to GristIe.
viii Recover

OAKLAND, July 26.--His throat
closed and his stomach turned to carti-
lage by a draught of hydrochloric acid,
which he swallowed, Charles Allen Is
nearing recovery here through series
If surgical operations, the last of which
involved replacing the mans mouth
with a silver tube, In proximity to his
diaphragm, through which he takes
predigested food.
The first operation disclosed the
mans aesophagus had grown together
so he could not swallow. on eXplor-
ing the region of his stomach 1t was
found to have turned to a ball of
gristle, which the surgeons removed,
leaving a pouch the size of his fist.
The membrane had been destroyed so
that no gastric juice or pepsin could
be produced to give digestion to food.
When efforts to join the stomach TO
the upper end of the intestine failed,
the surgeons closed all former open
ings in the pouch and Joined II to the
intestine foot or more below the
normal position The stomach was
then drawn close to the wall of the
abdomen and a tube was inserted,
through which the food is introduced.
The artificial junction of stomach and
intestine is below the bile ducts, but
no Ill effects from this source have
been noticed.
Aliens food is predigested with pep
sin and salicylic acid and his condi-
ton Is such that the surgeons have
begun to feed him small quantities of
undigested food, thinking that the
mucous membrane is gradually being
restored in the stomach remnant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
RIOTERS FIRED
ON BY GUARDS
ATM'KEF'S ROCKS
DEPUTY SHERlFFS USE GUNS;
NO ONE HURT
STRIKE AT BUTLER WORKS HAS
BEEN SETTLED
Officials Say Americans Hereafter
WIN Be Given Preference at Stand
ard Steel company's Works
In All Departments
tny AssooIated Press,

PITTSBURG, July 26.-For the first
time in ten days rioting broke out at
the plant of the Pressed Steel Car
company at McKee's Rocks today
when the striking employees of that
concern were fired on, 1t is alleged, by
deputy sheriffs. No one was injured.
The authorities have again put on
extra sentries and tonight the car
plant was surrounded by armed guards.
The strike Of the employees of the
STANDARD Steel company at Butler was
settled amicably.
The strike at the Standard Steel Car
company's plant at Butler was ended
today when more than 1000 former
employees returned to work at the COM
pany's terms. Seven of the leaders OF
the strike movement were discharged
Officials of the company state that
hereafter American workmen will be
given the preference in all depart
ments.
Deputy sheriffs on guard along the
Ohio river bank, near the Pressed
Car Steel company's works at Nc
KEGS Rocks, fired on an attacking
party at o'clock this morning in an
swer to stones and other missiles
hurled by several men in q rowboat
One man is reported to have been
shot. The object of the attack at the
water plant is unknown
Rumors of the Importation OF new
men as employees at the plant today
caused the strikers to establish picket
lines as early as 4 a. m, and for three
hours all street cars were halted while
a committee questioned each passenger
The state constabulary was called out
and had but little trouble in dispers-
ing the crowd. There were no addi-
tional men at work today
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
News of the Diamonds
BY CHARLES JERNEGAN

be the name of the firm giving the
same This should be an excellent
proposition from purely business
standpoint, as the suits will be worn
before a large crowd of persons once
week for at least two years. Fol-
lowing are the names of those who
have already agreed to furnish a uni
form: w. A. Dunton, NJ. D.. Wheeler
Brothers, insurance; Imperial cafe,
Korrect Shape Shoe company and D.
and r. You are allowed three guesses
at this last one.
Capt. Hubert O'Neil of the West
Jefferson Merchants will confer a
favor upon The Herald company If he
will send In his tabulated scores Sun
day evening instead of Monday after
noon.
The Teddy Bears baseball team will
cross bats with the Redlands nine Sun
day, August l.
Members of the former Schlitz base
ball team, now the Directory team,
will call at Dyas- Cline company at 8
o'clock Saturday evening, July 81, for
their new uniforms after getting an
order from Manager r. Abbot. Suits
will sbe ready for Bennett of Gardena
and Pitts of Covtna at the ball grounds
Sunday.
Manager Abbot Of the Directory team
would like to hear from Stol, s. Smith
Myers and Lacuna in regard to joining
the Directory team, Saturday evening.
The following has been received from
Maurice Seaman, formerly we'll known
in local baseball circles: Just a few
lines to let you know how 1 am doing
here. The Inter Mountain league has
gone under and the Salt Lake team has
gone to Bozeman, Mont I have been
playing with the Eureka team in the
Southern Utah league, but since the
Inter- Mountain league went under
have Joined the Salt Lake team in the
State league. I have written several
letters to Roy Tucker, but have re-
ceived no answer. If you see him ask
him to drop me a line. Annis and
Badly Thomas were the star pitchers
In the league here. ARMS has gone to
Tacoma since and Joined the North
western league. Give my regards to
all my friends. Yours, Maurice Scan
lam" This is but one instance of many
of local players making good else
where, Good luck, Maurice.
Although twenty-inning games are
not common either in amateur or pro-
fessional leagues, contest of this va
riety was pulled. off Saturday by the
West jefferson Merchants and the
Golden State Wine companys in ex-
ceptionally fast time. Both teams
played snappy ball, the score resulting
in favor of the Merchants.
The Eastern Outfitters' baseball team
wants two first-class players at once,
one infielder and one outfielder Phone
F3S62 after p. m. Boyer of Hunting
ton Park will please call F3S62 after
p. m.
George Lucas, manager of the Ascot
baseball team, wants game for Aug
ust g. Telephone 52023.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
GERMANS TO COMPETE IN
DIAMONDS WITH De BEERS

BERLIN, July ga conference has
taken place between Herr Dernburg,
imperial secretary for the colonies, and
several members Of the reichstag re-
garding the diamonds which have been
found in German Southwest Africa.
According to official estimates the
value of diamonds existing in German
Southwest Africa is approximately
$3.50, 00O, 000 and Herr Dernburg has
formed a ring Of all companies, firms
and individuals, numbering between 400
and 500, interested in the diamond in
dustry.
The Importance of a coalition so great
caused the De Beers company to APP
proach Herr Dernhurg with proposal
for mutual agreement regarding the
prices OF diamonds Herr Dernburg
rejected the advances made by the
company on the ground that 1t would
be possible for Germans not only to fix
their own diamond prices indepen-
IDENTIFY OF the De Beers company, but
even to dictate their own prices to the
De Beers company.
The deputies who were present at the
conference expressed unanimous APP
proval of Herr Dernburg's diamond
policy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27

them. Hazel Salmon, who is taitirc
Winnie Baldwin's place for the eel-.
| pleased last nights audience. MAY
Parker and Lillian Massey are well
cast and give valuable assistanoe tu
James Kelly, AL. Franks, Denton faCe
and Herbert Cramer, who are the Lrr-
cipal contributors to the comedy. Sew
eral catchy songs were INTRODUCED,
/ which left the audience calm Tor
more. The illustrated song b. Al.
! Franks was we'll rendered and the Uc-
ton picture was entertaining.
The Allen Curtis company oper s1 iis
: summer engagement at Fischer 10
night in "Jakey, Ikey and Mikcg,"
musical burlesque, of which further
mention will be made tomorrow.
The Belosco company opened its se--
ond week of THE College Widow last
night to another crowded and enthu-
| siastic house. Grace Gardner ar
sumed the role of the college chap
erone Mrs. Primley Dalzelle, while L.o-
retta Lyle played Miss Gardeners role
of Luella Chubbs. The management
announced that this positively would
be the last week of the. AIDE piece
Charles Ruggles returned yesterday
! from three weeks vacation spent at
! Coronado and Ensenada, where he GAS
I
can theaters and enjoying many other
adventures. He will reopen with the
| Belasco company next Monday night
in 1.-The Warrens of Virginia" in which
he will play the role Of Tom DabneH
The Los Angeles theater opened its
new bill yesterday afternoon, hesded
by Leo Cooper, who, with his company,
is presenting Harry d. CottrelPs one
act drama, 1.-The Price of Power s.
review will be published tomorro".
The BeIasco company began rehear-
sails yesterday for THE Warrens o.
Virginia" which will be given its IRE.
production by a stock company and
also the first performance in the west
at the Belasco next Monday night. Al
of the costumes used in the Original
production at the Belasco theater, New
York, have been shipped here.
IN the Shadow of the Gallows" was
the Offering last night of the Grand
opera house stock company Inc
duction will be discussed in a Lar
sue.
Four young women, declared by pop
ular vote to be the best liked in 3 ah-e.
attended the performance OF "A hNl-
away Girl at the Majestic last snt
as the guests of the management. Enc
party is on it's way to the Seattle e1l-
position and is made up Of the Misses
Lillian Burr, Ida Paff, Leta SALISBURY
and Pearl LIE Monde; Mrs. S. M. Burr.
chaperon, and ]. L Cohn, i'll charge or
business arrangements. Tomorrcw
night a second party, from Prescott.
Ariz., representing the Prescott ) L'-
nal Miner, viii be similarly enterta ned
at the Majestic.
John Cort has advised Oliver Morosco
that he will be here next Sunday and
has accepted Mr.. Morosco's invitation
to attend the premier performancs OK
Linton Tedfords new play, The
Greater claim" Sunday afternoon at
the Burbank. Several weeks ago MT
Morosco wrote to the northern man
ager praising this play and urging MN
to secure it for eastern presentation.
Following the two weeks g~2nd
opera season at the Mason, 1.-The Gle
may" will come for It's western opan-
ing-one of the most important 7ra~
matte events Of the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
WORKlNGMEN PROTESTING
AGAINST RULERS VISIT
Proposal to Entertain Gar In Italy
Awakens Storm of Opposition
Among Common People

MILAN. July 22.-Socialist mass
meetings are to be held In all the lead
ing towns of italy August 10, which is
a national holiday, to protest against
the proposed visit of the czar to this
country. The decision was arrived at
by the central committees of the Social
list and Labor parties at Milan and Rome
in response to petitions from numerous
local branches.
1t has leaked out that the car wishes,
il possible, to land at Bari in order to
fulfill long standing vow to visit the
famous Basilica of st. Nicholas there,
and the working peoples leagues have
held a great demonstration of protest.
Unanimous resolution was passed APP
proving q scheme to meet the car S
arrival with a general strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
GAMBLING AT 0STEND IS
TO BE RESUMED AT ONCE
Court of Appeal at Client Quashes
Conviction Against Managers
of Club

OSTEND, July 26.-The court Of ap-
peal at Client has quashed the convic-
ton against M. Marquet and the com
mittee of the Ostend Kursaal on the
question of allowing gambling there
and the Kursaal club prize will now
be re-established.
This decision has caused great re-
ioicing here, as the previous Judgment
meant a serious loss to the municipality.
Everything now points to a successful
season.
Last week a new private gambling
club opened it's doors. The institution
is not to be run for profit, and any
member paying a subscription of "a a
wear may constitute himself the bank.
Roulette and baccarat are the chief
games at this club.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
Lanaford Anxious to FIaht

BOSTON, July 26.-Joseph Woodman.
manager of Sam Langford, in a signed
statement tonight regarding the pro-
posed bout between Stanley eKtchel
and Langford at Ely, New, made the
Following offer: "Langford will fight
1<etchel for the middleweight cham
nionship for the best purse offered,
there to be a winners and q loser
end. on any terms Ketchel dictates, or
reieht for any number of rounds"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
Patriarch Threatens to Resig

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 26.-Ihe
Armenian patriarch has threateneu 20
resign unless the government publ 7e5
a contradiction of passages in -ae
courtmartial report accusing the Ar
menians of having provoked the Ao ane
massacres. The matter is now the Fuo'
ject of negotiations between the pa
triarch and grand vizier.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
Missionaries Seek Safety

Annoy, July 26.-Missionaries from
the Chang Poo district have come to
Annoy on account of the rising Of
anti-dynastic revolutionists. The revo-
Iutionists are trying to enlist foreign
trained hospital corps, and it is re-
ported that numerous native Christians
are taking part in the movement
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
soIdler.JournaIIst DYING

CINCINNATI, July 26.-Colonel Leo
pold Markbreit, mayor OF Cincinngti
soldier, journalist and diplomat, Is ne9
death tonight and slight hope Is hole
out that he viii survive long. H Is
the editor of the Cincinnati Voikst q
and was United States minister to Boz
livia from 1869 to 1873.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
Protocol Sent 70 conaress

CARACAS, July 26.-Owing to the de-
lay in the settlement Of the Critchfield
and Orinoco claims, the government
has finally sent the protocol with the
United States government to congress
for its approval.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27

The name OF what has formerly
been known as the Schlitz baseball
team of the Interurban league has
been changed by Manager Frank Abbot
to the Directory team. When the
team was organized Abbot was unable
to obtain suits from the Schlitz COM
pany, as the brewers had already given
out their supply of suits for the sea-
son. Manager Abbot has conceived
a novel idea for obtaining suits for
the players. His plan is to have nine
Los Angeles merchants or business
houses donate each one suit to the
cause. across the front of which will
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
section Foreman killed

SAN JOSE, July 26-Harry Morgan
of Almameda, a section foreman en-
ployed by the Southern Pacific conf
pany was instantly killed by a freight
train this evening at Wright station.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27

A T the German-American and Mer-
"a chant National banks, when the
IA employees are not checking up
accounts or cashlng checks, they are
talking baseball, for the mines of these
organizations are racing neck and neck
for the two silver cups which will be
awarded the winning team. One of
these, the Cohn trophy, is large bell
shaped silver cup. The other. loving
cup offered by the Union Lithograph
company is an equally beautiful piece
of workmanship in the form of large
wine glass. Saturday the team of the
First National bank defeated the Ger
n-Americans with an unorganized
nine by the score of 7 to 2. The Ger
man-Americans and the Merchants
Nationals are now tied for first place,
and as there are but two more games
in the series both nine are making
every effort to perfect their respective
organizations. Following are the pres
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
EalIlerea 10 Meet EDWARD

BERLIN, July ga dispatch to the
I,okaI Anzeiger from Pilsen says Presi-
dent Fallieres will meet King Edward
at Marienbad August Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
Herald Want Ads

thousands doing The results will surprise and please When you
you'll But don't wait until you Herald Want Ads Remem-
every dby doing will learn many things of inter-
After you become acquainted with Herald Want Ads will never
neglect them even for single day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27

Saturday afternoon, August 7, the
German Americans and the Citizens
Nationals will cross bats at Harvard
park, and much depends upon the re-
suit of this contest. Upon the same
day the First Nationals and the Farm
ers' and Merchants teams will meet
at st. Vincent's, and some good base
ball should result.
The managers of the baseball teams
which compose the Interurban league
will meet Wednesday evening. July rs,
at 1887 South Broadway
Manager Thompson of the Colegrove
nine wishes to explain to Manager
Frank Abbot of the Schlitz team that
Saturdays tabulated score was kept
by a new man and was so balled up as
to be unfit for publication.
The Bullocks baseball nine and the
team from the Boston store will cross
bats Saturday afternoon, as will the
Broadways and Blackstones. The Bos-
tons are now leading the league with
a 1000 per cent standing, and will
make every effort to hold the pace.
Following are the present standings:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
What Do the Want Ads Mean to You?

Look through the Want pages of this paper and note
carefully the various ads. You will read of people who
wish buy, SELL exchange of those who are looking
for opportunities for POSITIONS for investments and every
thing else that is possible to want for Surely these
want ads mean something to you, not that every ad
should appeal you but because you can do what these
people are doing Sooner later the occasion will present
ITSELF When it does don't say it is impossible, simply
state your wants in
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27

ford, williams. Keeney, Gardner, Montclair,
Curtis and Southland. Messrs. Rowe, van
Kirk, Payne, Lehar, Samesper, CHADWICK
Graf, Latsch Craemer and Lee.
MARSOVIAN DANCING GIRLS-Misses
Stoke, Mcdonald, Stanley, Bellaire, Brooks
Holmes, O'Neill and Fairbanks
MARSOVIAN DANCING BOYs-Messrs
samesper Felver. Latsch, Graf. Yockney
Craemcr Lee, Van Kirk and Rowe.
MARSOVIAN TROUBADOURS-Mess
Hugo B. Kelen, John OumJin, Joseph Voget
and Frank VogeL
SERVANTS-Messrs. Yockney and Fitz-
gerald.
Special Madam Butterfly" Grand opera
orchestra, under the direction of John Nc
Chic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

White Frost refrisaFators. Cihy-
comb < Anderson. 415-dtf
One hundred and sikty-nine sannle
waists II you will find your size you
can save so cents to, $3.50 The Peo-
pies Store. M-2t
A splendid ASSORTMENT of tally and
place cards at the Owl Drug stcna
ls-5t
Does your grass acea cutting See
Taylor for lawn mawers. 14-4t
Call and see our Immense stock of
fishing tackle and baseball goods.
Palace Drug stOrs. s-2s-dtf
ST. Luke's EtisoorGl Guild will hold
Saturday manRet at DeVme's gro
Gerry.
Let US fiji your prescription. The
Model. S-9-tl
City Blacksmith Shop is sole ageat
for Firostsne tires. Put ca wheels that
will roll 4-7-lmo
Eight cars OF furniture just unloaded
by claycomb & Anderson. te-dtf
White Frost refrigerators. Clay
comb & Anderson 4-i5-dtf
Buy your drugs at the Model and
get a chance on the rec automobile.
S-9-tf
Col. Ben F. Bryant Is expected to ar
rive in Chiekasha tomorrow morning
from Shelbyville, KY. where he has
spent several months.
The prescription drug store The
Owl Drug Store 1S-5t
OaDDdSC anu tDAudt0 pAeAts III oNAC
at Chickasha Green House, Fifth and
Idaho. slot
Get your boys clothing from Brading
4 Co, who will sell them to YOU for
less than manufacturers cost 15-3i
We have forty lots In Phillips add
J ton to he sold at once on easy terms
Phillips Means Realty Co. 2-l1-ti
Drugs that are pure. fresh and po
! tent, are the kind you get at the Ow
/ Drug Store. 1875
Pasture for 20 or 25 horses, good wa
+ ter, salt furnished. Dr. Ben Harmed
! 3k miles west Of Chickasha. 14-6
II you need good spring tonic tt.
!, Hot Springs Blood Remedy. Sold orll
by the Owl Drug Store. 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16
Brief Bits Of City News

Mrs. J. W. Clark Of Amber was
shopping in chickasha yesterday
The new swell front Davenport IL
our store Claycomb & Anderson.
4-15-dtf
The Twentieth Century Glass OF the
Christian Sunday school will hold
market Saturday at Hopkins Meat
Market
Did you see the new round White
Frost refrigerator? Claycomb & An
derson. 4-15-dif
For Saturday and Monday special
mems coat and pants as low at Sass
up to $3.50. The Peoples Store I1-2t
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Allen Of South Fourth street, who was
seriously hurt by a horse Wednesday,
is reported better today.
We want your drug store patronage,
and to this end we will extend more
courtesies than any house in the city.
Owl Drug Store 1S-5t
We received new millinery again at
considerably lower prices, The Peo-
pies Store, 17-2t
Mrs. ]. b. Shears class No. OF
the Christian church win serve ice
cream and cake Saturday morning and
afternoon in the church parlors.
We don't believe in keeping ouI
goods. We sell them at the lowest
prices and buy often, therefore we are
always able to have new goods anC
the latest styles, The Peoples Store
17-2
| II is what our patrons and the pub
lie say about our store, our splendI'
service and our superb quality 0
goods, that makes our business contir
paIIy increase. The Owl Drug Store
1876
James OMalley, Democratic nom
nee for chief of police, returned to tn
city last night after few days al
sence on business.
All kinds of yoiIe skirts al great r.
ductions. The Peoples Store. II.
i Postmaster R. E. L. McLain {
I. Blanchard was in Chickasha yesterda
! and sold LIS feet of ground, corne
Eighth and Illinois, to the Matthew
q Minton Grain Company.
s We sell homes on easy germs. Phl
lips & Means, Eli
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

g. H. Eads of Amber is a business
visitor in Chickasha today.
Get It at The owl Urug Store. Slit
r. f. Majors has let the contract
for a pretty residence. corner Thir.
teenth and Minnesota
Bicycles Taylors Hardware Store
$40 Chlckasha avenue. 14-4t
Miss Craig Smith leaves this even.
ing 10 spend Sunday with her par.
ents, northeast of town.
Kid gloves in all colors at 9S cents.
The Peoples Store. l7-2t
II. Geisler went to FL Reno on bus.
mess yesterday.
Trade at the Model and get an auto
mobile ticket. You may win. s-9-tf
Mrs Dave Hill and Mrs. G. E. At
ldnson are spending the day in Okla
homa City
Oct It at BrowusOn Drug Store
2-2s-tr
cnao,al mems trousers, from $1.9'
,np to $3.50. People Store ~
Mrs. w. e. Cecil, corner fourt
street and Colorado avenue, IS repoF'
ea quite ILL.,
see the largest stock Of baseba
goods and fishing tackle In the Cit
at the Palace Drug Store. s-ss-d
~'~
Z A. B. Morgan returned today trol
weeks business visit In the vlcl
ity of Waurika.
Anything in the drug line at Il
Model, and it's the best S-9
Mrs. c. A. Stiles and Mrs. Roy Bul
garner of Verden were shopping
Chickasha yesterday.
Cigars to burn at the Owl DR.
Store. 10
A few flyers in all departments !
Saturday and Monday It will pay v
10 investigate. The Peoples tSol
~
Mrs. d. J. Treadwell arrived
Chickasha yesterday from Greenvil
Miss, to Join her husband who =
bcen in Chickasha the past month a
viii make this city her home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

White Frost refrEgsFators. Cihy-
comb < Anderson. 4-15-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

One hundred and sizty-nine sannle
waists II you will find your size you
can save so cents to- $3.50. The Peo-
pies Store. M-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

sr cities to make your selection. We are /,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

CLOTHING
Mems Hand Tailored Suits sr7 so now SI4.OO
$4,000 now $1,000
$aaso aow SI7E0
Mems House ofKuppenheime suits sa7 so $4,000
Big Line Blue Serge Two Piece Suits, Coat
and Pants, Special for Saturday Go At
Sll.9O and SI4.9S per suit, worth $500 and
$4,000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

emens Hand Tailored suits have lust bee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

Drugs that are pure, fresh and po-
tent, are the kind you get at the Owl
Drug Store. 13-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-16

Pasture for 20 or 25 horses, good wa
ter, salt furnished. Or, Ben Harmed.
31k miles west Of Chickasha. 14-6t