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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Council Bluffs
Girl wife seeks Divorce.

machine was conveyed to Justice Cooper's
office in a wagon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
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0sOs0s TONIC

In very great majority OF persons need a tonic in the Spring or early
Summer. The system undergoes a change at this season and the sntbS
physical machinery is disturbed The general bodily weakness a tired, worn
ut feeling, tickle appetite, poor digestion, a half sick feeling n a eenersI
rundown condition of the systems show that the blood is weak or anaernto
and a blood purifying tonic is needed to build u D h deranged svstema and
enrich the blood. The use of g. s at this time may say you from a Iong
spell II sickness, and it will certainly prepare you for the long, hot summer.
Many people nav put OF uAng a tomc untlt the system became Sc weakened
ana depleted It 0Gqid nt successfully throw of disease germs, and have paid
ness 5 81. Is Natures IDEAL tonic; It is a composition OF the extracts and
Juices Of roots, herbs and barks which science m experience ave proven ara
best htted tor a tonic to the human system. 1t contains no minerals of a
KING n IS therefore perfectly saef or persons of any ge. SIS {. tone un
the, stomach and digestion, rhs the system of that tired, wornout feeling
and lmparts vigor and strength to every part of the body.0 It purtfes and
snrches the blood. stimulates the secredng and excnting menbas Ia batts-
action queS The oVer@&Galned nerves and makes n feel better In yer ~
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Bee Want Ads. are business boosters,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
BACK TO THE
PULPIT

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE Rev
d. H. Carrock. who has been in the
limelight considerably of late because
he resigned his pastorate Of the North
Lawrence Christian church to become
a street car conductor, has now given
up that job and will 90 East the first
OF the week to conduct eyangelistic
services.
Carrick was minister of the North
Lawrence Christian church when he
gave up that plfse and got job on
the street car line as a conductor. He
held the job for week or more when
he suddenly attracted much attention
by stories printed about him TO the
effect that he stated that ministers
cculd not be honest and that "a man
could not earn an honest living as a
minister"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
Gets
The Child

From father to mother and back
again several times has been the fate
Of Little Miss Effie Williams, who
was brought down from FL Reno last
night BY UNDERESTIMATE Yearta, upon a
writ issued by Judge Bailey.
The girl who is only IA years of
age. will be taken to her father at
Fleetwood, Okla, where she will EN-
ter school.
MIR. and Mrs. Williams were sepa-
rated by divorce several years ago in
Texas and the custody of the little
girl was awarded 10 the mother. Lat
er both parents were married again
and Mr. Williams started proceedings
for securing possession Of his daugh-
ter There we're several interesting
chapters in the game which ended
IL the last writ which gave the child
to the father
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
Tells Story Of Long
Trail OF Hunter
scopyrIght. 1900,

Guthrie, Okla. Oct. 11.-A. F. NC
Neill, constable Of Pine Bluff. Ark,
who captured ALI Hunter, the negro
who murdered Sheriff Garrison Of Ok
lahoma county after shadowing him
for eight months without intermission,
called upon the governor to claim the
reward Of $500 offered BY the state for
the capture Of HEuster Mcneil was
asked to file his claim in order that
it may be referred to Attorney Gen
eral Charles West for an opinion as
to whether it should be paid to him.
Mcneil has already been paid the
reward of 5000 offered by Blaine coun-
ty, and has received two other re-
wards offered by local officers. aggre-
eating s7OO. The story told by Nc
Neill does credit TO the tales of Sher-
lock Holmes. He has been on the
trail Of Hunter since last Christmas
and on several occasions had been un-
der the same roof with him.
Mcneil states that he had shadowed
Hunter over four states and could
have arrested him several times if
he desired to engage in a pistol duel
with him. but states that he preferred
to bring Hunter back alive rather than
run chances Of killing him.
At one time Mcneil spent the
night in a room. adjoining Hunter and
heard him telling his plans Of evading
arrest to another negro. Finally when
McNeill caught Hunter off his guard
and placed him under arrest he was
only able to overcome him after
hand-to-hand conflict with the assist
ance of two policemen and detec-
tive and then they had to club him
almost into insensibility to quiet him.
After they got him to the jail at Pine
Bluff it was again necessary to use
force upon him to get him into his
cell.
McNeill states. that he was under
the impression that rewards aggregat-
ing over $4,000 were outstanding for
Hunters capture, but that he has only
been able to find rewards aggregating
s1,400 offered for his capture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. l1.-A boy
named Sidis. II years old old. was ad-
mitted to Harvard University today
as special student. Sidis comes to
Harvard after spending onf. year at
Tufts and was therefores mitted
without the usual entrance e1amina-
tions.
For several years Sidis has been
known not only in Boston, his native
city, but also throughout all New Eng
land, as prodigy in mathematics and
II is in this department that he will
study at Harvard. Not In the history
OF the institution has boy of such
years been allowed to register as
member of the university, although
a few cases are on record Of students
coming to Cambridge still wearing
their boyhood kits. Sidis will take
his degree with the class of 1913.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
ENGINEER OF
new Line
HERE
COnferS With Citizens on
Road to The South
west

Representing Edward Kennedy, pro
moter OF the Altus. Roswell & lei Paso
railway, A. b. Thurston. chief engi-
ncer Of the company. arrived in this
city this afternoon for the purpose OF
comforting with citizens of chickasha
and relative to the entrance Of the
line into this city
Active work on the construction Of
this line has already been started and
It is reported that Mr.. Kennedy has
been successful In financing his propo.
sition. He has been at work on the
western part Of the line for over
year and his plans now contemplate
the extension OF it from Altus to
Chickasha.
Mr. Thurston was met at the train
by Mayor Edwards and later was in
troduced to a number OF citizens with
whom be discussed his proposition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

NO MORE
New Bark to Take Place
Of The DefunCt In
StitutiOn

Oklahoma City. Oct. 1O.-At 12
o'clock last night announcement was
made Of complete new organization
which win take the place Of the Co
lumbia Bank & Trust Company, now
in course Of liquidation by the state
banking board The new organization
is capitalized at 100000 and the bank
will be known as the Central State
Bank OF Oklahoma City.
G. J. Webster OF Sulphur, Okla, is
president. and r. NJ. Estes Of Cement
vice president. Iowa. Texas and Okla
homa City men are represented in its
directorate.
The Columbia Bank & Trust Com
pany viii be fully liquidated now by
the banking board and President W.
T. Norton declares that every debt Of
alie bank win be made good. either by
the banks assets or from his own
private fortune. The bank will thus
pass out Of existence altogether. It
was believed until late last night that
everything was satisfactory to turn
ing the bank back to its original own
crs Monday morning. Investigation Of
collateral by Mr. Norton has been 60
ing on for several days and it was
thought he would regain the bank Mon
day The new organization comes as
a half surprise.
The new bank will retain temper
airy quarters with the Columbia Bank
& Trust Company. but 1t is learned
that lease has already been secured
in new location.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
OUT WEIGH
The HOME
TEAM
c. II. S. Is Defeated after
Playing a Plucky
Game

Oklahoma City won from the Chick
asha High School foot ball team Sat
urday, making 21 points, while Chicka.
sha did not score.
The game was interesting, however,
ana the home team put up a strong
fight. knowing that the odds were
against them In weight and expert
ence. Many Of the players on the
Chickasha team are lightweights, al
though fast, and they were not equal
ly matched with .heir heavy oppo-
nents. Coots and copeland were the
star players, and made some good
runs, but failed to reach Chickasha's
goal. The teamwork Of the Chickasha
boys was poor.
The Chickasha lineup was as fol-
lows: Horn, left end Hamilton, left
tackle; Thomas, left guard; Foster,
center; Wallace. right guard; Buie,
right tackle; Cochran. right end;
Copeland, right half; Gilbert, bull
back; Coots. left half; Heffner, quar-
ter back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
Kids Will Go
To CirSgs

The Chickasha board of education
has earned the everlasting gratitude
Of the children by arranging school
hours tomorrow SO that they may see
the parade and the big circus.
The schools win open at 8 o'clock in
stead of as usual, and will dismiss
for the day at II O'clock. This course
was decided upon at the meeting of
the board last week, but was not an
nounced in the schools until today. In
the meantime several young American
agitators, exercising the constitutional
right of petition for redress of griev-
ances. had presented numerously
signed document to the board, respect
fully asking for holiday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
Bell Boy
Company

The popular BELL Boy Comic Opera
Company has returned to Chickasha
for a weeks engagement at the Folly
They were here only few weeks ago
and made big hit with Chickasha
theater-goers.
Carrying twenty-five people. includ-
irg the clever comedians, Johnnie and
Ella Calvin, the company is equipped
with all the necessary fun-malsing ar
rangements and patrons of the Folly
are assured of first-class entertain
ment. They open this evening and
will likely be greeted by full house.
Popular prices will prevail and seats
may be reserved at Brownson's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
UNCLE JOE
CORNERED
Further Proof Of His Jug
Cling TO Hold InSur-
gents Down

New York, Oct. 1.-THE charge of
alliance between Tammany Hall and
upstate members of the Republican
organization, recently made by Her
bert Parsons, chairman of the Repub-
lican county committee, were expand
ed by William H. Wadhams, who, I'M
der appointment by Governor Hughes.
is investigating charges against viii
liam LEARN, state superintendent of
elections. Mr.. Parsons has insisted in
the face of repeated denials that Re-
publican votes at Albany were traded
to help Tammany defeat suffrage re-
forms in .sew York city in exchange
for Tammany votes at Washington to
support Speaker Cannon in his con
test with the house insurgents over
the rules.
Mr. Wadhanls said last night;
"Mr. Parsons has told you some
thing Of this shameful deal, but not all
about it.
Il have no doubt that an agreement
was reached whereby upstate Repub-
licans sold their votes to Tammany
Hall in exchange for Tammany sup
port of Speaker Cannon. The deal
embraced the defeat of the direct pri-
mary bill, public service measures, the
New York city charter and the ballot
laws, all measures for the good Of
New York"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
Comes Early
To Circus

Nothing like getting an early start
when you are going to circus" says
Ben Vaughan, the well known farm
or near Alex, who came to town to-
day with his family to see Ringing
Brothers circus. you see, Ben, Jr.,
wanted to see the show and Mrs.
Vaughan had to do some shopping and
it looked like a two days job to me.
Besides always like to be on the
grounds to see 'em unload and we
couldn't have reached town in time
for that if we had waited till tomor-
row.
Mr.. Vaughan came to the Indian
Territory before the Indian or Mound
Builders did, and has lived in this vi
cinity for over thirty years. During
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
WILDCAT WHISTLE NOW
AT THE LIGHT PLANT

The wildcat" whistle which Is used
as fire alarm hes hSs;; moved lsom
ttp cil5 punpiag station to the cleo
trio light plant, where its piercing
shrieks now gives warning Of fire. At
the fire department headquarters, q
considerable Improvement has been
made by constructing new stalls for
the horses in the rear Of the building,
giving more room nfront.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
POLICE COURT CALENDAR.

The Monday morning police court
docket was not quite as heavy as usual
today. only a few minor offenders be.
ing arraigned. Joe Walters paid $2S
for carrying a gun and George Par
ker contributed sl1 for fighting. Clay
Bondurant. VIII Holmes and Dude
Stikes were also arrested for fight
ing. their cases being continued Andy
Hays was thrown in on charge Of
drunkenness and yagrancy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
kINGFisHER MAN WEEDS
GRADY COUNTY GIRL

Miss Eva Mollett. from west of the
city. and Ar. Clarence Donnell of
Kingfisher were quietly married yes
terday morning BY Rev. Andrew p.
Johnson at the Christian parsonage.
leaving soon afterward for Kingfisher
Miss Mollett is well known in Chicka-
sha and her many friends wish her
Joy and prosperity
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

}. F. Devore left Saturday night for
Hutchison, Kan, and is expected to
return home this evening with his
wife, who has been spending several
weeks in Kansas. Mrs. DeVore is re-
ported much improved in health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
FOR BEING DRUNK AND
DISTURBING WORSHIP

A deputy sheriff in the southwest
part OF the county arrested Arch VIII
llams and brought him 10 town this
morning on charge Of being drunk
and disturbing religious WORSHIP. VIII
Hams is IN Jail awaiting trail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

Miss Guss;S Johns, who has been
critically Ill the past week, was taken
last night to St. Joseph's Infirmary at
Fort Worth Her brothers, Ed F. and
Tcm Johns, accompanied her there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11
PittSburg is In the Lead
In TOday'S Game


= Detroit, Oct 11.--Heavy down =
= pour Of rain prevented a game =
= yesterday. Light rain is falling +
I. today. \
= In today's game Pittsburg y
= scored D IN the lirst anu one IN =
= the second, Detroit failing to =
7 score. Third inning now in prog '
= ress. =
= Batteries: Plttsburg, Maddox =
= and Gibson; Detroit, Summers :
= and Schmidt =
%%%% = \ y = = = y %%%%# Z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

f. Nj. Marshall returned home today
from weeks business visit in ST..
Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

all this time he has never missed a
circus that came within a radius Of
fifty miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-11

THE LITTLE WANT
AD is IA WoNnER
WORKER. TRY ONE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-04
Declares He viii Prove That He's
Only White Man to Reach
North Pole.
PEARY CLUBS STATEMENT
win be Made Public In nay or So
DIR. Cook Has Arranged 20 Make
Counter statement.

New York oct 4.-The north pole
controversy is expected 70 reach a
climax this week when the Peary Arc
tic club makes public the statement
which Commander Robert r. Peary de-
clares will prove that he was the only
white man to reach the pole. Cen.
Thomas II. Hubbard president of the
club. will be in the city today or to-
morrow and will Immediately call a
meeting at which the statement pre-
pared by Peary and submitted TO Gen.
Hubbard at Bar Harbor, Me, Will be
gone over and then made public.
Or. Frederick a. Cook. who will be
in Baltimore tonight, has arranged TO
nounced, 10 show that his rivals de-
claration does not prove that he did
not precede Peary to the pole by near
Is q year
The cargo Of arctic trophies, gather
ed by the Peary party, will oe un-
loaded from the Roosevelt at once, and
the ship, which has made two polar
trips, Is expected TO be offered for sale
by the Peary Arctic club. As the yes
sci was not built for carrying cargo,
IL is said to be useful only on explora-
ton trips and for the reason that
there are not now any prominent north
pole seekers, at least on this side OF
the ocean, there Is some talk that
fortune-seekers may acquire the ship
for a search of the West Indies for the
hidden hordes Of pirates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-04
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

city leaves tomorrow morning for
camp
Local members Of the American In
etiiuto of Mining Engineers viii hold
meeting 90 o'clock this evening az
the Commercial club.
The ohio copper company min will
be- Dob readiness Co begin operations
shortly after oct 20. Tho trostlc Will
then b. finished and the second section
OF the mill ready for operations.
The Tnuc Standard new SHAFT has
reached q depth Of 13i feet and rs now
in am iron blackcncd dolomitc lime that
might almost ho mistaken for the man-
rancse Manager T.. J Raddatz is Of the
opinion that the shaft may break into
an ore body almost any day.
The stockholders OF the Sara NJ. Min
ing company, operating In American
Fork canyon. have voted o. take up
sufilcion treasury stock to push the
tunnel ahead 900 feet 20 get 225 feet be-
low the apex 10 is expected that this
work win b. finished by the last Of
December
J. O. Berryhll ~ Dcs Molnes. Ia..
director OF the Castle Valley Coal conn
pany. has just returned from the COM
psny's property on Cedar Greek In
Emery county With Consulting En-
Einoer J. X Soifort ne has selected
sites for the companys tpple and Tor
the town az the mines which viii he
known as Connclsville. The survey
for the railroad has been finished. N
viii b. seven miles long and connect
the mine with the Utah and Southwest
ern railroad.
Since the organization OF the United
States Smelling. Refining and Mining
company in 1906 the company has re-
Ceived IN dividends on It's Centennial
Eureka stock. s2l a share. During that
time the following amounts per shaie
have been received. June 80. 1905. 81.
oct. 49, 1906. SO. Jan. a. 1907 $50 Jan
1908. S2' oct. i5 1908 S2h0. This is an
average OF 81 q year up 20 1909 on the
eo.S64 shares ~ Centennial held in the
treasury Thus far there have been no
dividends paid for 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-04
STOCKS UNCERTAIN,
CLOSING WEAK

New York. oct f-Opening prices Of
stocks today showed sharp declines from
last weeks closing. running to IL in
Pressed steel Can. / IN Union Pacific.
Erie and g.. s. Steel large fractions in
Chesapeake a Ohio Great Northern pre-
fcrred, Amalgamated Copper and Utah
Copper. Pacific Coast Telephone rose L.
The market was active and broad.
Large buying orders for some represen-
tative railroad stocks and support Of
United states steel soon sent prices up
ward ultcd states Steel rallied from
3l IS to 93es, making another high rec
ord. ST. Paul advanced lla above Sat
urdays closing, New York Central ] y
and Reading 2s. Central Leather and
Wabash preferred also gained ! and ST.
Paul preferred and Vulcan DEFINING ,
Pacific Telephone made another sensa-
toual rise OF points touching 6flh.
Prices weakened very sharply again,
Reading falling back ] - and the other
Leaders large fraction. Central Rail-
road OF New Jersey fell o Missouri
Pacific IA and Union Pacific preferred
and u. $. Rubber ].
The tone was steady at II o'clock.
United states Steel rose gain to 9t7s,
q gain 90 e New YORK Central advanced
3. Wabash preferred .. American Tele-
phone US, -. a. r. g. ia and Amcri-
can Sugar preferred and Pullman l.
runway steer spring preferred SOLO
90 an advance Of "a Prices generally did
not rise % the earlier high level. 81.
Louis and San Francisco second pre-
fcrrcd declined /.
Bonds We're irregular
A spell OF dulness was followed by
continuance of the advance along new
lines. the previous leaders. outside Of
United states Steel being let alone for
the time being. The Hil and Morgan
railroad stocks were the chief features
Northern Pacific jumped points and
Erie was run up IA 20 So Union Pacific
was also active and raised Ia Dstillers
Securities yielded J.
Trading became quiet again. Central
Leather was marked up ~ points IN
face Of the general tendency. ST. Louis
southwestern preferred declined I.
The market closed irregular and rather
weak The sag I'm prices placed Atchi-
son. southern Pacific American cotton
on General Electric and Pacific Mail a
point lower than Saturday. and Ameri-
can Smelling and PETERBOROUGH Metro
politan preferred pt United states
Steefs recovery 20 within shade Of 95
did not AFFECT the list and prices de-
ciined again. m the final dealings there
were some abrupt reactions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-04
WILBUR WRIGHT
DEF|ED ELEMENTS
Made a Marvellous Flight Over
New York Harbor and the
North River.

New York. oct 4-Wilbur Wright
today dehed the air. the water and
the land in marvellous flight over
the numberless craft in New York har-
Dor and the North river. Starting at
1855 the aviator headed into the wind
and flew over ferry boats. yachts,
steamers and other crafts in the har-
Dor
Flying high Mr. Wright went W the
North river, over the fleet Of battle
ships and on past Grants tomb, encir-
cling the British cruiser Argyle.
Returning at faster speed with tho
wind he came back over the water
and landed at his starting point
He had been gone for SO minutes
and S3 seconds, making one Of the
most perilous trips ever attempted.
The distance was estimated at 10
miles.
The machine responded in fine
shape, said MI Wright, as he clam
bored out through the net work of
wires Of his machine at the aerodrome
on Governors island
The motor worked fine. / started
ABOUT 10 teet above the water, out
kept climbing higher until l was about
200 or 800 feet high. The air currents
sent up by the tunnels of the ferry
boats interferred somewhat, and
came down nearer TO the water
L could hear the cheers of the
sailors on the warships," continued
Mr.. Wright. as the enthusiastic group
OF army officers and newspaper men
that had awaited his return grasped
his hands
The wind was blowing about 10
miles an hour and l had 10 head in
little toward the east, instead OF point
Ing the machine straight up the river.
This flight fulhls every condition OF
my contract" added the aviator, In
response 10 inquiries as TO further
demonstrations. but II the favorable
weather continues. this afternoon |
may make another flight. As soon as
possible / viii leave for Washington
TO train the army officers"
As the aeroplane approached the city
flying steadily, but bucking the wind.
the roofs Of all the buildings became
crowded and pleasure crafts started
up the river IN an effort 10 keep up
with the machine that flew above
them. They were soon compelled TO
give up the chase, for Wright out
stripped the fastest OF them
As the machine pushed into the
breeze. occasionally dipping slightly
as though caught by a downward trend
/ OF the air. and then again was lifted
| suddenly. the mastery Of the aviator
was strongly impressed on the specta-
| tors