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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25
- - - MAKES
0s0s0s A LASTING CURE

proven remedy
s
A Es0vs Ne Oassa Symptoms ard snas re Ssss up
: ses dE ss The roos and By pssg re no9o
; : SAEasss ea0od P1r hss 4 rs sesn And seSsAn 4 rs
.As ds1ss asd sEsei1o asssn pnEns ae nd Isas s
dsarnsrsd Is sapero-y Al esA
cos Bleed PO wnle dzvaag oas te po.oa EoEa S
a s1scs< sansEfag WITH cO1sAas sod Fon ;
eszza n1ns i ahsolarsl safe or every enc E
80 u uAs ~za- IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

We heard of a preacher who deiis'
cred sermon on Knowing God" the
theme being discussed under three
heads Firstly" God cannot be
known: secondly YOU must know
God or go to eternal torment; third
ly.r how 10 know God The convincing
logic OF the discourse is supposed to
have reformed several sinners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

''veni. vidi. vici." was the laconic
wireless message sent nom the Fair
Grounds hy Or. Riddle late yesterday
afternoon. which. being Interpreted
neaneth. Eve met the enemy and wal
loped EN- 70 3 finish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

Talking Pictures.
Don't You think It's Tine 70
Marry
SnaryE.
Peek-a-Boc
Motion Pictures
The Slave
The NendeG Lutte
Free souvenirs A. every performance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

Cad Ailard sets forth the progress
OF Chickasha In one OF his graphic
articles. published in the Express yes
terdsy. and still there's more to tell
Chickssha is one OF the iiveliest on
the map and there viii be no let-up in
her progress. waech the Queen Of the
Washita grow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

A Duncan father carried his small
son 10 church a few Sundays back
and during the course Of the sermon
the young hopeful innoeently asked.
Where are the pictures r says the
Banner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

TO the veterans, the sons and daugh-
ters. the sponsors and maids OF honor.
and all our visitors. Chickasha ex-
tends most hearty welcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

This delightful change in the weAth-
IL was manufactured especially for the
veterans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

~nsxie~ is the tune. Let everybody
soin IN the chorus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

There Is nothing too good for the
vets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25
Shawnee VIII Vote
Big Bond Issue

Especial ExFrssS TslsEranNl
Sh2wzee. Oki&.. Amg 4S---I.sss .A21
q year as0 vosing sS5e.aeo fer un1nzci-
pal improvements. the ciEy ccuzcl last
ntEAt decided 70 ca1 . speczai sieersCz
10 vote sSs.eae mere. fCr warsrwOwks
improvements and the tire dspa--zsns-
TX is believed tat oprost-isa 70 ;he
latser VII hs srrclg
EDWARDS. TfsE Fsst+ NAN.
He h1s tAe= trssA svsry 1gy 4 Is
ChscsazAa kvezus. cr rAsue "a $50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-25

Hon Boo Glover 0f Rush Springs
is mingiing With the old soldiers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
O OIL @ un0cr

8laupt an @ II II ocr. - Sr.
MottbioS Sorris. rs Sabre nlt, Don
9tr. 1922, McGonogb.S trnbe, lit felt
bouon iiberjcugt, ooB es nod @un.
ser aiebt, ieitOem er iein slugenlidt.
ouS er beinabe pouit1noig perloren
bette, pieOer gemonten bat. Sr.
&arriS bate 10 id)led)te augen, Dob
or bei'm 2eien nit ser 9riae faum
Die gufltaben unterideiben fonnte
mo mar babel nit beitigen aopi-
ld)ner5en beboitet. Bor einigen To-
gen ueripiirte err bei'm Seien elmer
3eitung einen beitigen Shmer5 i'm
&ppi nnb fonnte Damn einige Winu-
ton lang i~iberbaltpt ni1ts mebr iebel.
El0blif fam Dos augenliht mieoer
mo ieitoem fam &r. SorriS miebcr
ohne grile msge5eidnet ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

1.2Giitrift - Sobnf &aunibqL an.
orep ). Burns, Gogor N. gib.
2. GtItrift - 3obert ). Eaogett,
Sobn I. 4oilp. 9lrtbur q. 8rid-
man.
3. Giitritt = GanieG 5. 2ooen, Or.
elias 9oIopin, Or. @. .. 9urd).
A. Giitritt - Sobn 9. aeGp, y.
Z. @aIlern Sobn &. Giee.
Baltimore County - s. j. &.
Iolbott, 8oltcr TomuienO, CHARLES
8. 9idep.
Colbert Gountp - e. ". 9ronc,
q. g.. 9oiuen, 6. 5. SteoenS.
GorolinesGountp 5bomuS 81.
Smith, 9(lbert ". 6iSf, 5reO. y. Nn-
lone.
Carroll . Gountp - 9. j. Grouie,
Sobn5ie e. 8coamurL :. Sprbert
Sbrioer.
GeciI SO. @ .. 9rottorL GIc-
tonOer Yeople9, :. Yolf Steele.
Charles . 50. - @m. W. 0iggS,
Gbo5. 8. Sigoon, SoS. .. @orOiner.
Gorheiter So. - ". 2ote 40.
binion, 3. S. 9riuSfielo, .. &. Sor-
rln9ton.
6reOerid So. - @m. 5. @ropc,
CHARLES $. 9ouabmon Safob VI.
gtcpmon, Or, Roger 9~teigbbOrS, 5.
". @iuiams.
Surfor0.Gountp - Com. S. SuQ.
Charles $. SacobS, GbomoS S. Ro-
binion, @nl. $. 5onett, 8m. q.
Mbeeler, VI. $. 6nbep.
SomorbsGountp - g. g. SoSlup,
Sobn %. O'9rien, 1bos. 3. Baton,
g. Is. @lrSgrow, Sobn ). O'Maacp.
Sent = so. - 5ronfIiu 8idcrs,
&obn ReomiIIcr, @m, s. SbinS.
montgomery = SO. - Robert g.
SiIton, &idl. Is. 9nrbp Somel 3.
@oterS.
Brince Georges So. - @m. ..
GIogett, 8oriiBer, 8. See @onni1g,
S. Gbelu Sheriff, Hobert Y. @eIlS,
Hi6oro s. Smonn.
Queen MINES County - 1Sobn &.
George, Sboma3 6. airlpon S5obn
6. 8rolpn.
Somcriet-G ountp-9oui8 N. WeI.
burn, GomorO .. 2onfforo, 2p6ron0
(bomaS.
ct. Warn's Gountp - 7r. @alter
9. Cent, Nm. e. BolpeQ, 6reoerid
&. IopiS.
talbot Gorutp - s. 9. S%or0caItle.
5. Sarrp Gopington, Mm. s. MeperS.
8oibington 50. - Sobn 9. Stuee-
men, 9. Gbner Belts, Or. s. $. Ba-
De, Benjamin WfitheII, jim, 8m. ".
Carr.
8icomico , SO. - Gas. Z. Iruitt,
Wtorion .. 9reluiugton, $. SameS
Werrid. 4
li6e Ser q neen6eu.
Inter ben prominenten 0emofra.
ten allf Der 9iibne ulo IN ben 2ogen
befan0en lid: Wapor :. 9arrp Wn.
booI, Gr-Mopor 2otrobe, Goparo
Goine, StoOt = Gontroleur Sorrp j.
Sooper, StoatS E SeriiderungS-GOm
miiiGr :. 6ronf Grouie. StootS-
6Ontroleur Or. Soibun @. @ering,
StootS . Senator s. 5ranf Sorper
bon Gueen Nnne's County, GongreB-
N~bgeoroneter Snlbott G%ongreBsNb.
georoneter Sobn Gill, jun Or
StaotS . Senator SnneS goung,Se-
nntor @nl. w. Slap non &ent.Goln-
tp, StoatS Senator Sobn 2. Bio
6iion BON Baltimore 8 County, Sc
nutor Sobn5ie 9eoSmnu bon Carroll.
Gountn SomeS &. 0amfinS Demo-
frutiider Ganoioot BON Der 16.4aro
fir ooS llntcrbnlis, s. GtoS 8op
bon Brince Georges Gountp, Der
Spred)er oeS l~lnterbouieS Der letter.
StaotS @elebgebung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
%SlaalSmdnniIdeS J(d|Irwu6!
Die OemOtratii6e 8latfOrm uniiber=
trefbM!
9as lit NaS 1lrtbeil Ocs grOben &efOrs
lners Warbnry.
Msebr als Soppelte @ertretHng Der 2taSt int
1tnterbnuIe.

Mad 3cbutHnbipcr sitnne nimmt Die OcmOfrotiihc stOatS Contention
Ss haatSmauuidc MGicrurrf M. - 9aS GOmic fir ScidHNc
a6t stmnScH in ScatDnna. - @cRcS &inan 3miIdn @OnOrr'
ucur 6rut6crS no 8unocs.S cuotOr SmitD. Ger @Omucrnenr
blri6t Sicsrr. - Gr nabm i'd Der acrcdtcn SadJr Der StaOt Sal'
timUrc an. 8ebcr5iscnsucrHc @Ortc Oc0 StoatsS berbanpte'.
3aS NaBlrcdtS NmenOcmcnt bic @0npirNGC in Der Sam
pagnC,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
SteiPs
8ier.
am Sapk
Charles Seiie,
124 1ratt. Strnfe.
(22i-)

@. 6eiGert.
&nltimore's Sentider Y9utograph
409-411
Noro.8as. Strafe.
Sin ~eritflaifscs 0cidaft fir crit
flaiise Yrbeiten, nno feline b6bereu
Hrciie, ils Sic anoerSiuu besablen.
SprsialitGt, @ereinsgrnppen nnS
Samiliengrnppcn. WergrShernnsen
nadb alien Yilbern inter Warantie.
Idten Sic anf obige MoreiIe; es
tit 5n Sbrem gortbeilc.
Seine gerbinonns NIT irssno Ct.
ucut anoereu Stuoio.
(9sa1a.a&e.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

iHonolides 8erbreden begebt, rtftet
ith Die gSutb Der 9epolferung glet1
9egen bic gauge Haiie, unb allc gte.
ger rper0cn bertrieben. Sm Sroen
pa'trt 10 ettuoS ME. Tort miro Der
S6ltl0t9e geilid)t uno eremplariif)
beItrnft. Sm Siiben perItebt man eS
chen, ben 9teger in Den ri6tigen
Shranfcn 81 bolten. 9ort miro er
ui6t ais &urioiitGt unaeiebeu, pie eS
III munden mcitliden Stoaten uno
nidlt iibermiitbig gemadt. Tie Glib.
IdnNer boben tcin 8orurtbeil 9egen
Den Neger, tie poaen ober, 0uB er
Den 4IaB i'll Der menihlihen 9eieas
idoit einnimmt, 0en linn Der Sd0.
pier ongemieien."
@r. Wurburp ifloB feline Rebe nit
ben Mortelt ob, er iei ber5Iid iroh,
bah Die Gonpcntion Die 2oiung Der
McprGicutotion@ 6roge in folt'
ItaotsmGnnii6cr @eiie geloit babe.
Is ici Oo0ltrd) cin 9rltd IN Den &eis
ben Der 9emotrutcn oermieoen NOR.
Den, r1o Die better &offnungen ieieu
Jest uorbunOen, OaB Die Ynrtei einen
glQn5en0en Sicg erringen un0 OaS
MoblrcdltS YmCu0ement nit outer
Webrbeit ongenommcn meroen
! piir0e.
TuS Gomitc il 9efdlI c.
IuS Gomite iiir 9cid)Iiiiie beiton0
aus ben iolgenNen Serrcn:
NacgouD,Gounly - &c @orr2n S.
Hcpnolo&.
Nlnnc Nrul0eI County - Ir. Geo,
8ea$.
Sta0t Baltimore
l.. 0titrift - Sobn y. goe.
2. Giitrift Senator Yeter S.
Campbell.
8. 3iItrift - @m. ". @beotlep.
A.. 9iitritt - .. .. SbrecpeS.
baltimore County - GoruiQc z.
Qenion.
Golocrt.G ountp = :. 9. Gran.
Goroline.G County - 81. 6. Smitb.
9nrroa.Gountp - y. $. Sbriner.
6ecil.Gountp - j. 81. Scott.
Charles Gountp - @m. S. 6rere.
1or6eitGr. Gountp 6. Is. Sor.
rington.
5reOerid-G ountp Socob &o6r-
bad.
Sorforb-G ountp = 1bomo8 S. go.
binion.
Soporo.G County - Senotor 9(rtbur
Rue 8orman.
aent.Gountp - g. %. So0oanaD.
Wontgolnerp.G olntp - Bbilipp I.
9nirO.
@rince Georges Gountp - Ho6t.
W. @eas.
Gltcen Nnnc'3 County - Soibun
V. WileS.
ct. Iarp's Gointp 5. 6rant
Smith. '
Ealbot-Gountp GongreBo6georo'
meter :. Surrp Gouin9tou.
@oibington.Gountp - SberIt 9u.
donon SdIep.
@icomico.G olntp SeIic ..
Grice.
8orceIter, County So6n y.
Moore.
Won0utS Gomite.
9nS WonootS.G omite mor mic
tol9t 3uiammenGeleBt:
Nucgonp-GountD SomcS s.
Sbrioer.
Nnne Irlunoel.G ountp - Sos. q.
Snnnon.
Sto6t Baltimore -
I. 0iItritt - 2nuiS 9eder.
=. Iiitrift - U. u. 9ridmon.
3. Giitrift - @n. ). O'Gonnor.
4. Giitrift - Gilbert u. GoIep.
9ultimorc.Gountp @m. M.
SittIe.
Golutrt-9ountp - Charles i. Ste.
ncl1S.
GaroIine.G ountp - ). g. Sol.
lagber.
Garrol.GountD -. s. Sbriper.
Gecil.Gountp = j. u. Scott.
CHARLES ointp - @m. s. Srere.
Gorbeiter.G ountp - 3. $. @rins.
iieIo.
Srcoerid.9 ountp - Ir. s. s.. Con.
lp.
Sarfor0-9 ountb Clifford q.
Sbutu.
Sopar0 Gountp So6n 90.
S'9rien
aent.Gountp - :, $. Genoeniel.
Neutrality-suspicious. = y. e. go
tiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
Bic CA SER DISCOVERED

TahleQuah. Okla July l2-Notic-
ing a strange odor OF gas, while
a'illing a well on the Don Ghormley
land. ono of the men struck a match
and threw u into The wcl al the
depth OF 2o0 feet. to see II me sharp
nell Vas really gas Flames leaped
fifty feet ia the air and the drillers
barely escaped with their lives
The discovery Of the well was
pure an accident Ghcrmlcy had
employed crcA ~ drill for wlter
upon hs land When the odor of
eas was noticed his morning one
of the drillcrs said "Thal smells like
gas
u heheve 1t S." the other replied
Lighting mp the Sky and country.
side for miles arounl The wcll is still
on fire The flames are suu sSoot.
ing to a height of ffV foot. The
well IS on section OF the Ghormley
farm. mile and a half north of
town A great crowd of ncoplo have
aoeked 10 the well from Tahloquah Ia
watch the FIRE The town Is at few
er heat over the discovery Every
one believes that great oil and gas
field has been discovered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
MAKE A FIND"

Miami. Okla, July II Sam Allen
der oi ST Louis. chNef Of the secret
service of the Frisco railroad. and
three special agents, have obtained
sui case from pawn brokers es
adjustment in Springfield, Mo. aud
the believe il contains evidence
connecting G l. Harrington. under
arrest at Cape Ghardcau. Mo. VITA
the theft OF trunk belonging TO
Mrs. ] B Lawrence. OF ALTON, Okla
The contents are valued az $1,000.
Harrington was arrested at Cape
Gira deau last week. after his trunk
had been opened and found % con
tain property which it was believed
he had smuegled into the United
States. When arrested Harrington
had a pawn ticket from Springfield
Mrs Lawrence is tourin gin Eu-
rope but before sailing She filed a
claim for $4,000 against the railroad
company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
OFFICIAL WA CLUB STANDING

p NJ Shively president Of he West
ern Baseball associa ion WAS in tine
city Yesterday ani today attending a
meeting of the club m nage-s for the
nnrT 1se of making a new schedule
lie 0. kd the standing Of the clubs
given AZ the "Nenceiora.' which
has been recently checked over ac-
coriing to the Western Union daily
telegraph reports since the beginning
Of The son There has been much
dissatisfaction over the 50 t1nding
practically all the papers having he
standing different The official stand
ing including Sundays game July
nth, as given by President Shively.
is 0s follows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
ARRANGE NEW WA SCHEDULE

a new schedule for the balance Of
he seas'n was mapped out here yes
'ferday when President Shively met
vi b the managers Of the clubs in
tap circuit on account Of the change.
the Guthrie team will play here on
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday with
III Reno The locals win accompany
the III Reno team home for a se-icG
Of three games and arrangements are
being made for a special train to FL
Reno next Sunday when 200 to 500
Gu hrle fans will take El Reno by
storm Twentyseven more games
ere 10 be PLAYED on the home ground.
VIII for lition'l SUNDAY games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
Tnrtnred On 4 Hnrsn

For ten years couldn't ride a
horse without being IN torture from
piles. writes l.. 5 Napier. of Rug
less, Ky when all doctors and 9th.
er remedies failed Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured me lnfallible for
Piles. Burns, Scalds. Cuts Bols.
Fever Sores. Eczema. Salt Rheum.
corns 25c Guaranteed by all drug
glsts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12

At It's last meeting the state Board
of Agriculture memOrlaliZed the
United States Board oil Agriculture ON
the subject of tick eradication, and
passed some strong resolutions asking
for turtaer cooperation and help from
tie national department in eradicat-
ing this pest in Oklahoma. Copies of
the memorial We're sent 10 our scna-
tors and representatives in congress
al of whom acknowledged receipt and
promised their aid with the depart.
ment
The following letter addressed 10
Senator T. /. Gore will show that the
resolutions and the activity OF the
senator promise good results:
Washington ID G., July md 1909.
Hon T 7 Gore.
United States Senator
Dear Senator ! am in receipt Of
your letter ot the a9th ultimo trans
hitting a communication signed by
the president aud secretary OF the
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
respecting the work in oklahoma OF
eradicating ticks which infect cattle
and transmit disease. In this con
nection desire TO inform you that
the department has at present a con
siderable number Of inspectors in that
state engaged in the work in question
and il is the intention 10 continue the
cooperation and increase the number
OF men as far as possible with the
II nds available
Very respectfully,
W ". HAYS.
Acting Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
Acting secretary

State Labor Commissioner. Chas
Diugherty has made public the totals
received from reports OF ginners for
the past year This department has
received the reports of between 500
ard 900 gins II is said that The state
hs total Of 957 The gins reporting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
Cough Caution

Fevei positively never poison your lungs Iiyou
eoush-even from a simple o0ld only you should
always heal. soothe. aud ease the lrritated hron.
chla tuh@s Don't olindlY suppress IL with
Hupeiying poison. It's strange how some things
finally come about. For twenty years Dr shoop
has constantly warned peopie not TO take cough
mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium.
Chloroiorm. or similar poisons. And now-s little
late ethoush-Congress says Put II on the label.
n poisons are in your Cough Mixture" Good
Very good u Here afterior thisyeryreasonm
and others should insist on having Dr. shoop's
Cough Cure No poison marks on Or. shoop's
lsbels-snd none in the medicine. else II must by
hv BE- on the label. And it'shot only safe hut it
is said 10 be by those that know 1t best truly
narksbe cough remedy. Take no chance then.
particularly with your children. Insist on having
Dr. shoops Cough Cure, Compare carefully the
Dr.. shoop package with others and note the
difference. No poison marks there lou Can
always Be n the sale aide by demanding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12

The supreme Court has est Mondal
July 10Th. tor special term of eour
at Shawnee to try Judge Naaon OF
the charges recently returned by tn
grand Jury Judge Malcolm f. Rosse
.RiH preside. 1t is understood tina
this term of court meets not only the
wishes OF the prosecution but q
Judge Mabcn himself who recently
visited Guthrie to secure an earl
trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
SATURDAYS RESULTS
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Baruesrife Is. El Reno 8
En- j. Webb CITY
SprinsfeH 4 Mpuskogee 3
Guthii- 3 Piftsburg ! l12 inningsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12

The law requiring that all county
township. and school district levys TO
be reviewed by the state Examiner
and Inspector is causing much work
In that office No levy becomes legal
nor can il be extended to the tax roll
until it has been approved by the
state Inspector and Examiner This
is wise law and in5ures that every
levy will be legal one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12

S2l1.5So. The capital invested W.
si2O272. The value of the grouno
s61o25 OF the buildings $1l60o, and
Of the machinery S26t524
These laundrys paid out for rem.
taxes and insurance S2S00S For
wages S312.9S5. TIE total number Of
people employed was 9lS OF which
2S5 were males and 554 females; - Of
the proprletors worked in the laun-
drys. Seven accidents were reported.
none of which were fatal BY far the
largest number of wage earners we-e
Romen whose wages We're CLASSIFIED
as follows l06 received between 81
and IS per week. l73 received be-
tween IS and 81 per week, 81 receiy-
ed between 81 and 81 per week, GIL
received between IS 1 80 per week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12
WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichits 10. Des Moines 60
Topeka I. omaha 3
Denver 8, Lincoln /
Pusblr p. Sioux CITY s-3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-12

The Corporation Commission arc
sending out the July docket to all VIII
are interested in the cases coming bt
fore that Commission I'm Il are i
complaints. two citations for cor
tempt and four proposed orders. Pen
haps the most important case ON th
whole docket is proposed order Ne
which was recently printed In most 8
the papers II requires all transport
tion and transmission companies to
gas electric light heat and poRe
companies 70 establ sh and maintai
am office i'm tho State of Oklahoma
required by the state Constitution
The Corporation Commission bring
into prominence almost every da1
some wise provision of the ConstitH
tion The Commission is exercising
rare discretion by diligently protect
ing the rights of the people and at th5
same time allowing corporations C.
earn a reasonable compensation.
state Labor Commissioner. Chas
Daugherty. has finished compilin
statistics regarding the laundry in
dustry which shows some very inter
est.ng facts The total number %.
laundrys in the state from watch BE-
has received reports number sixty
nine It is possible that there are
dozen small laundrys which have fai1
ed SO far 10 report The grand tota
of receipts of the sixtyuine laundry
for the fiscal year was $S22 500 I'll.
material and supplies were valued
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RESULTS YESTERDAY


-HNNf zen Aoel~f aAiDHs
ST Pan. -i Kansas tiIy go Sec.
0n8 game called az END oi seventh
inning On account ~ darkness
Toledo Indianapolis o
Louisville 9 Columbus
Milwaukee z. Minneapolis
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION


Pttsburg s. Guthrie z
Pittshurg Kas july l--bE hitting
at me right time when hits meant
runs. Plttsburg slB from Guthrie
vezterda IN a ven PLAYED game
score RH z
pin =burE e3o GOO 00X-5 D. 8
Curhrfr 0e0 600 llo-1 8 /
Batteries Meredith and Kelly
Willis and Clifton Umpire knosl
tcu
End 6. Webb City 2
Webb Crv No Iuy l1-Enid
took an easy game from Webb City
Score r n r
Enid -h
Webb CITY .-..
Batierie Wr0i and Allen N ers
anI Watson Umpire CrotW
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 81 Louis. rain
Philadelphia 3 Re r0it ?
Washington o Cleveland 4
Bcstoq 4. Chicago 8
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

indianapolis 90. Columbus 90
Louisville 8. ToIcdo 2
Milwaukee 8. 81 paul 8.
Minneapolis >. Kansas City !
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Guthrie Okla Iriy
In lonor OF bis sl1ty-zscoll birth
i3y the School Land Department rald
Uncle Bill Gross a Fist tclaE az
presented him ulth a beautiful t-1fal
offering The presentation Vas made
hy I'd o Cassidy IN an appropriate
address and Wss replied % tE Uncle
Bill In one of his most teeltns
speeches
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pitisburg s. New Yc 4 >
Cincinnati So. Brooklyn Nl
Chicago 10. Philadelphia I
81. Louis 8. Boston o
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National League


No games scheduled
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-03-16
His Mission to iraly.

New York City.-Lieutenant JOS
eph Petrosino, who was assassinated
in Palermo, would have been forty.
nine years old had he lived until next
October. He was of medium height,
inclined to be stout, and up to short
time ago wore a stubby mustache
This was sacrificed to his work, how
ever, and for some months he had
been clean shaven. He was quiet in
manner, rarely talking about his
work unless it was his business to
talk. He never carried his profes.
bional problems home with him,
There, with his violin, which he
played unusually we'll, and with his
little family, he enjoyed life.
Lieutenant Petrosino less than two
years ago married his pretty country
woman, Adelina Saulina, and they
went to live in an apartment on the
third floor of 293 Lafayette street, on
The edge OF the Italian district of the
east side. Three months ago girl
baby was born.
Petrosino went to his death in the
"big" work of his career Several
times before he had been on cases OF
International Importance. but this
time he was doing the work of justice
on broad scale. 1t was he more
perhaps than any other man who
brought home to the local and the
Federal authorities the realization OF
the fact that the fight on the Italian
criminal here must be begun anew
abroad. Petrosino, with his intimate
knowledge of the Little Italys of the
city and the surrounding sections,
saw daily the steady increase of tho
criminal class, mostly recruited from
the bandits of Italy.