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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

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the blood cutc always healthy where the e from
its natural work puTng the skin regulating its @
Instead and na the delicate hbes and tissues arouHa ne
The itching often skin affections are pFoqucsd %
into the sensitive membnous flesh lying just beneath the outer covering
scratching the skin affords relief from the itching and burning
circulation the humos acids which are
affection Local applications only soothe they
by removing the cause Book
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02
vlsIr rHElR oLp HoME.

John Tewksbury and his mother left
ON the early Frisco train this morning
for an extended trip to Canada and
New Hampshire, John has been one
Of the busiest typos In chickasba dur
ing the last three years, having lost
but one day in that time. II is ten
years since the Tewksburys left New
Hampshire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02
GET READY FOR THE VETS.

The time is fast approaching when
Chickasha will be hostess to the vet.
Grams.
The state reunion of the United Con-
federate Veterans viii convene in
Chickasha Aug. 25 and will continue
three days.
A vary large attendance is expected
and Chickasha must be prepared to
entertain the visitors in the proper
manner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

Have You noticed that the assessed
valuation OF property in Grady county
climbed up about seven millions this
year? Last year the total valuation in
rounds numbers was thirteen millions,
while for 1909 the total is approximate
" twenty millions. 1t Is just another
index to the progress of great Grady.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

we are betting on the Democrats in
che baseball game that win be pulled
of Friday. The game is going TO be
a corker and there's no telling how big
the score win be. Get ready for the
biggest sport event of the century
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

herit the earth before the other lei.
low gets through with Il.
Many a man with . powerful voice
have a dent where mis- bump OF intel
Hgence ought to Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02
FINE PROSPECTS FOR
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

President Abernatny OF the Indus
trial School has returned from trip
to Lindsay and reports fair promise
Of some students for that section. He
reports crop prospects very fine about
Lindsay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

.swill the powers mix in war;" in.
quires an editor who has been brood.
ing over the dope of one of the war
correspondents. Our advice to the
powers Is: Don't" At any rate we
suggest that active operations be de
ferred till the weather moderates bit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

Down at Lawton the ministers
called meeting to pray for rain. ''The
prayers Of the righteous availeth
much" saith the Scripture, but we are
not sure that it will help much in the
present instance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

A barrell Of cork-screws was among
the contraband goods found by raiders
In an Enid joint. We always knew
Enid was a dry town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-02

There are still few idiots stalking
about with the inqniry, is u hot
enough for your"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
JOY RIDE ENDS
ON STREET CAR
CRASH WAKES ECHOES AT
FIFTH AND SPRING
Local Salesman Finally Extricated
from Wreckage and Taken to
City Police Station With
out Bail

While under the influence Of liquor,
H. T Randall of 2124 Elsinore avenue,
who was a salesman for the Haas
Baruch company, wholesale tobacco
dealers, drove a big Moline touring
auto down Spring street last night,
narrowly escaping hitting pedestrians
and vehicles and finally crashing into
a Hooper avenue car at the corner OF
Fifth and Spring streets.
The hood of RandalPs auto was bad
ly bent and twisted, the lamps broken,
but Randall, uninjured, attempted to
start his machine again, when pa
trolman appeared on the scene.
1t was seen that the man was not
able to drive his auto and a chauffeur
was called, and Randall was given a
slightly slower ride to central police
station in his auto, which, though bad
ly damaged, was able to run under its
own power.
The machine bore the California
registry number, 5459.
At police headquarters, while being
searched, a Colts automatic pistol was
found on Randall, who maintained that
he had a permit to carry the weapon,
The records show that Randall OBJ
tanned a permit two years ago, which
is invalid at the present time.
Randall was booked at police head
quarters on a charge of drunkenness
to be held without bail. 1t is probable
that charges of exceeding the speed
limit, reckless driving and carrying
concealed weapons will be lodged
against Randall Monday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FIND INDIAN DEAD WHERE
LAST STAND WAS MADE
Special to Tie Herald. ]

lie Herald ]
ping the career of the most feared GRIM
inal ever sought in this county
Desert Brush His Funeral Pyre
His funeral pyre heap of desert
brush, the body of Willie Boy was
burned to ashes where it was found, the
officers surrounding the flaming mass,
watching the remains of the man for
whom they had hunted through the
dreary wastes Of two counties as the
fiery tongues licked about it until, with
the smoldering Goals of the brush, it
became undiscernible in the glowing
heap.
Without waiting for the appearance
of Sheriff John Ralphs, who with his
posse had evidently become delayed be
tween Big Bear valley and the stated
meeting point at Rock Coral, the COM
bined party made up of the Victorville
and Banning posses, which included
thirty-three men and horses was di-
Vided. A dozen men, including Ben
DeCrevecouer and George HeWins, the
leaders, together with Sheriff Wilson
of Riverside county, who was a mem
ber of the Banning posse, struck out
for the scene of the battle, a few miles
distant, leaving the remainder of the
party scattered about the country to
run down tracks which had been dis
covered. Striking point far above the
scene of the encounter week before,
the officers picked their way down the
slope of the peak until overlooking the
canyon in which the trailers We're am
bushed, and then coming suddenly from
behind an immense crag, DeCrevecOuer
sighted the form of Willie Boy below,
firing once to make certain that he was
dead.
Three Weeks Since First Crime
Riding all day and night. the lead
ers of the party, together with a por
tion of their posses, a number Of men
having been left to bring in the
wagons and notify Sheriff Ralphs Of
the discovery of the body, arrived at
Victorville shortly before sunrise this
morning, coming on to this city by
train, bringing the first news of the
finding OF Willie Boy.
The shells scattered about the floor
of his fortress were gathered up by
the officers and are now treasured as
relics of the hunt. The shoe which
he had taken off, together with the
rifle have Joined the famous collection
of souvenirs of memorable captures
in the sheriff's office in this city.
Three weeks ago tomorrow Willie
Boy, crazed with drink, murdered Mike
Bonaface, the father of the girl whom
he loved. Creeping on him as he
slept in the open on the Gilman ranch.
near Banning, in Riverside county,
the savage shot the old Indian through
the eye, killing him instantly TAX
ing his 15-year-old daughter, Isileta.
the murderer then fed, under the
cover of night. directly through the
town of Banning 1t was not for
twelve hours that the hunt was start
ed. due to the fear-stricken Indians
failing to make known the murder
Sheriff Wilson of Riverside county,
with a posse Of deputies and trailers,
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
LOCAL

States public has option to reform
cities; supreme court Justice addresses
City club Section 8, PAGE Z
Find Indian murderer Willie Boy.
dead where last stand was made.
Section /, PAGE l
Street car collides with automobile and
chauffeur taken to police station. PAGE l
Man injured by autolst sues in endeavor
to find responsible chauffeur.
League ordinance to be submitted to
people Section 2, PAGE l
Police find no trace of extensive
thefts by ocksrelder. Section 2, PAGE l
Arrest man as he is cashing check.
Section O. PAGE l
Jefferson club speakers attack Tafts
policy administration. Section 2, PAGE l
Wife disputes divorce right. but couple
agree they are tired Of married life.
Section 2, PAGE I
burgers clerks have fine minstrel
show Section l, PAGE 7
Prominent attorneys suit for divorce con-
tested by southern wife. Section l, PAGE
Three advertisements win writer wife.
Section ., PAGE 12
Aged woman hurt while alghting from
car; probably will die. Section 2, PAGE 12
Reelection Of mayor assured at meeting of
precinct workers Of Good Government or
ganization. Section 2, PAGE IL
John Phillip Sousa will play at Auditorium.
Section 2. PAGE 10
News Of labor world. Section l, PAGE II
Editorial Letter Box and Haskin's
Letter Section 8. PAGE G
Marriage licenses, Births and Deaths
Section 2, PAGE 3
Society and Music. Section /, PAGES SO
Fraternal and Lodges. Section 8, PAGE 10
Theaters and dramatic criticisms.
Section 8, PAGES $40
Markets and financial Section 2, PAGE II
Classified advertising. Section .. PAGES 4-s
City brevities. Section 3. PAGE
Real estate and land investments.
Section 2, PAGES "a
Motoring news. Section 3. PAGES ia
Music. Section l, PAGE 10
Art notes Section l, PAGE ,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
EASTERN

Short interest much curtailed, and stock
market in New York shows effect in
rapid and substantial recovery of prices,
Section @ PAGE II
Love letters lost forty-three years
turned. having been found battlefield
of Gettysburg. Section ], PAGE l
Pittsburg baseball club wins worlds
championship from Detroit by score Of
to o. Section l. PAGE l
Taft and Dlaz meet and exchange greet
ings at Ell Paso, and then a second meet
ing takes place at Ciudad Juarez.
Section l, PAGE 1
Debt is blamed by widow for raid on bank
and subsequent suicide of Lamar A.
Harris Section l. PAGE 8
kidnapped children Of st. Louis have been
returned to their fathers who will bend
every energy to capture abductors.
Section 2, PAGE 1
Iozier car wins Neutrality-suspicious. automo-
bile race at Brighton Beach.
Section l, PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
GERMANY LOOMS LARGE
IN EUROPEAN WAR SCARE
OVER MOROCCO MINES

PARIS, Oct. 16.-The Mathis corre-
sponGent at Oran, Algeria, telegraphs
that MuIaI Hafd, the sultan of Morocco
has sold the Rih mines, which were the
cause of the trouble between spain and
the Moors. on the Rif coast. to Ger
man company.
The correspondent says that as the
Spanish held the mines by reason only of
n payment of $4,000 to Roghi. the pre-
tender, who wasput to death recently by
the SUI tan. that should the fact be con
frmed, consequences of the gravest char-
acter would appear inevitable.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
AMERICAN CITIZEN HELD
BY GERMAN AUTHORITIES
Writes Letter and Says He Is Detained
on Charge of EVading Military
Service

PHOENIX Ariz, Oct 16.-Attorney
E. B. O'Neill of this city has received
letter from Adolph Schreck, a farmer
whose home is few miles from
Phoenix. but who went to Germany
this summer to visit relatives, saying
he is detained by German authorities
on charge of having evaded military
duty in Germany, his native land.
Schreck came to America with his
parents at the age of years and con-
tends he could not we'll have served
in the German army previous to his
emigration and being an American
citizen now by the naturalization of
his father he does not want to. O'Neill
will take the matter up with the state
department.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
MINING

Make wire In Los Angeles for oil fields,
and local company steals march on trust.
Section l, PAGE II
Myers confirms reported sale of Rickard-
Ely mine in Nevada, and stockholders
receive $4,000 for property.
Section !, UAGE II
Would establish sign boards on desert
roads Section 1, PAGE IL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17


NAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 16. -
- Willie Boy is dead, and with his
~ death is ended the meteortc ca
reer of probably the most famous In
dian renegade of late years, whose
trail was blazed by two of the most
cruel murders in the criminal annals
of the two counties in which they
occurred and by the most thrilling
man hunt in the history of the great
dreary desert, in the desolate midst
of which, huddled in his lonely rock
protected garrison, the desperate Plute
murderer, broken in spirit by the hard-
ships of the long chase and weak from
the exposure and hunger, cheated MS
pursuers from their ambition OF cap
ture by using his last cartridge TO emu
the life sought by a horde of othcers
whom he thought would, in a 1eW
hours, close in on him.
For eight days following the ues-
perate battle between the fugitive anu
the little party of tratlers on the slope
of the bleak granite peak, only tne
lifeless form of the murderer guarded
the little fortress. Secreted in the
brush and boulders overlooking the
seemingly endless stretch Of burning
desert waste, Willie Boy, by his own
hand, had put a terrible end to ms
bloodv career. The solitary shot that
rang out in the distance and which fell
family on the ears of the little group
of trailers picking their way down
the steep canyon carrying thelr
wounded comrade, ended the life or
the fugitive.
Find Dead Body of Indian
Cautiously circling down on the
scene of the battle from the higher re-
gions of the peak, Indian Marshal Ben
DeCrevecouer with a posse of twelve
men, Jointly led by Deputy SherlH
George Hewins of this city, FRIDAY
morning, a week and a day after inc
battle, came to the scene of the tugl-
tive's last stand and there. his slgnt-
less eyes gazing heaVenWard anu ms
deadly rifle lying across ms pIeasS /
the body of the murderer was round
Calling for his men to dismount' De
Crevecouer fired once at what ne at
first sunnosed to be the reposing form
of the fugitive, and then the othcers,
as the Indian, stirred not, swarmed
down into the little garrison Where
Willie Boy, once brave desperauo'
Law where he had fallen after pulling
the trigger of his Winchester.
Seated behind a towering Doulder'
over which he had directed ms deauly y
fire, the Indian, after ne haQ nreu an
but his last cartridge, which he had
treasured to use in ending his own lie,
finally, as the night wore on, placed MS
rifle just below his heart ana taxing
off the shoe of his right foot pressed
his big toe against the trigger, sendlng
the fatal leaden bullet through his vital
organs. Death was instant, the shot
passing through his heart and coming
out Just below his shoulder. railing
back Iifeless, his arms outstretcher and
his rifle resting across his breast, Willie
back lifeless, his arms outstretched and
exposure, passed out of this life, stop
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
SPORTS

basketball warm at Occidental; Braden
posts schedule of game. Section 8, PAGE
Section 3, PAGE IL
Expect protest from U. S. c. Law team
on score Of IS to piled up by Occi-
dental Section 8, PAGE II
Stanford freshmen win Rugby football
game over u. of c. by score of to o.
Section 3, PAGE II
Occidental Props are defeated by Long
Beach high school by score of to o.
Section 3. PAGE II
Southern State baseball league has four
speedy games scheduled for today.
Section 3. PAGE 5
johnson with sudden blow in twelfth
round stops Ketchel at san Francisco
Section 3. PAGE 8
Heavies will feature card and four big
men to fight at Los Angeles Pacific
Athletic club. Section D. PAGE o
Angels divide honors with senators IN
speedy games played in city
Section 8. PAGE 8
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

san Pedro ready 10 night FOR terminal rates.
Delegates will be named today.
Section 2. PAGE 10
Ashes Of Mrs Alma d. Ditson to be scat
tered waves today. Section ., PAGE 10
child loses life when home at san Ber-
nardno Is burned. Section 2, PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
COAST

one man killed and four injured in gas
explosion in Santa Ynez water tunnel.
Section /, PAGE 2
Exposition at Seattle closes and the 100000
electric lights are extinguished previous
to which final exercises are held.
Section l. PAGE 4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FOREIGN

American has narrow escape from death
at Doncaster aviation week.
Section g. PAGE
Taft meets President Diaz in Ciudad
Juarez Mex, where great ovation Is
given both rulers of republics
Section l. PAGE Il
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Mrs. Belmont Ill-Mrs. O. H.

Mrs. Belmont Ill-MrS. ~. II.
p. Belmont, head of the new Political
Equality league, is i'll at her home at
Hampstead. L. l., with what threatens
to be pneumonia as result Of her
zeal for the cause. 1t is denied az
her home she is suffering from any
thing more serious than heavy cold.
It is supposed she contracted a chill at
a meeting last Tuesday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
INDEX OF
THE HERALD'S
NEWS TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Sunday, except foggy in the morning;
light west wind. Maximum tsmpera-
ture yesterday, 6s degrees; minimum
temperature, 55 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 16.-
Key West and the islands along
~ the west coast of Florida were
cut off from the outer world for many
hours following the great hurricane
that swept in from the West indies
destroying many lives and millions or
dollars worth of shipping and other
property. Practically every house in
Key West proper suffered damage
according to the first reports, and the.
heaviest loss of life was on the keys
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Shores Affidavit

John f. Shores testimony follows:
During the summer of 1907 l was
CONTINUED on Page Sixl
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

TIe HtfdIu.I J
ping the career of the most feared Grim
inal ever sought in this county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-09
READ THE LABEL.

Under the pure food laws baking
powder labels now show the ingred-
tents of which the powder Is made.
Those who appreciate the import
ance of health and good baking of
using a pure cream tarter powder will
read the back of the label carefully
and make sure that the ingredients
mentioned contain cream of tarter.
The food law does not force con-
sumers; it merely helps them to pro-
tect themselves. All good housekeep-
ers want cream of tarter baking and
will not use alum substitutes in the
food, if they know it. As the in
gradients are printed on the back Of
the label, all may know the facts.
r Good baking powder is one OF the
most useful things in the kitchen; 1t
is. easily obtained at any store; the
better 1t is, the more economical It il
In cooking materials, and the more it
conserves the health Of the family. 7. !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-09
All concur:

II is said. that no other living singer
il capable Of such variety u work III
opera, oratorio> and song recital Us
Mr.. Bispham. - =.
Miss Emma Scott, Of the senior
class. read an interesting paper on
School Sanitation" in chapel Thurs
day. The article viii appear later in
the Bulletin. n . % $s%*; .. 5;:>.S IA
The eiocution: classes have been
studying the poems Of J.: w. Foley,
the Bismarck poet, ,.% s.: e. z..%., =.S-e.
! Or. Zimmerman, = local physician,
addressed the Young Mems Chris
tian association Sunday. \. :.! .. B I:
In the basketball season Just clos
ed, our boys, In sixteen games. have
scored 1876 points against their oppo.
nents' 800; our girls, iI1>ten games.
have game PAL points AGAINST their
opponents Is, proving without a
doubt their right to the stat, sham.
pton- Nir .. s Is. ii: I. ,5;s.l
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-09
VALLEY CITY NORMAL

Perhaps the most Interesting, Ger
tainly the most amusing, basketball
game Of the present season was that
played by the teams representing
the seniors and the faculty satur-
day evening. The seniors won by
a score Of 81 to 10. Is.
The third pupils recital of the mu-
sic conservatory was decided sue
cess. After the musical program q
number Of Gibson picture tableaux
were shown. NJ 5s,s; ! 3. Z,
Tn annual entertainment Of the
model school was given before q
large audience in the auditorium
Monday evening. ;ss r. II p
/ Dr.. w. N Palmer, . we'll known To-
cal dentist, addressed the physiology
class and q number Of visitors re-
Gently on 'rFhe Care and Preserva-
tion Of Children's Teeth" =, = II !. !
The normal students In large num-
beers attended the concert given by
the Dunbars at the armory under the
auspices Of the Valley city Lecture
association. &}$# ge,:@ 4
David Bispham, the celebrated bar
itone, who will sing here in the May
music festival, May "a, has for years
sung in the great festivals in Biz
.mingham, Leeds and shehield, Eng.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-09

! such relief, as we are now carrying
1000, all in the Queen City on the
elevator building"
Defendant admitted receiving said
letter a day or two after It's date, Dec.
20, 1905, and the undisputed evidence
is that he neglected to comply with
such instructions and on January 10,
1905, the property covered by the
! policy of insurance, was destroyed by
fire and plaintiff was required to and
did discharge its liability under such
policy by paying the sum Of $1,752.29,
and this action is to recover damages
for defendants negligence in disobey-
ing such instructions.
Held: That such instructions being
in writing and being clear and specific,
it was defendants duty, as such agent,
to comply Herewith without delay.
The facts not being in dispute, the
question as to defendants liability
was for the court and not the jury
to determine.
Such instructions were not reason
ably susceptible to the construction
placed upon them by defendant to the
effect that he should relieve the plain
till of its liability only at such time
as, he ,could place such insurance with
another company. %T =, ~
The proper measure Of damages is
the amount, with interest, which the
plaintiff was obliged t" pay to the in
sured under the policy over and above
what it would have been obliged to
paw had such instructions been COM
piled with. Thsi imuss liesaI- NTH
piled with. This sum is $1.314.92 as
the trial court charged the jury.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from, the district: court +
Griggs county. Hon. Edward T. Burke
Judge. 49, &.
Action by Queen City Fire Insur-
ance company against First National
Bank of Hannaford, North Dakota,
and A. O, Anderson. From judgment
in defendants favor and from an or
der denying plaintiffs motion for
Judgment notwithstanding the verdict
for new trial plaintiff ap ,eals. .,4
Reversed. &C.,: .~-'"'a a r. r"
.: 8. L. Glaspell, r. G. Mcfarland and
U. 8. G. Cherry, for appellant. / f.
R. M. Pollock for respondent.
. Opinion by Fisk J. - a<>....ll' < n. N
All concur. @-t;.:.,.s. ,<..&. ~ g. 4 %, :t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-09

Queen City Fire Insurance company
appellant, vs. First National Bank Of
Hannaford, N. D., and A. o. Ander.
son, respondents.
Plaintiff sent to defendant, as it's
agent, the following letter Of instruc-
tons:
"The above indicated policy covers
$4,000 on grain elevator building,
a class on which our maximum line is
but $500. This policy was written
last July at the authorization Of our
Mr.. Fox, but at that time we had re-
insurance facilities by which we could
reduce our. liability. Now the REIN
surance law of North Dakota does not
permit our re-insuring in any COM
panies not admitted in this state, and
unless we cancel this reinsurance,
we will be liable to a fine. In view
of this fact, we must reqlf st that you
relieve US of $500 Of the liability
under the above policy at the earliest
possible moment, and advise us of