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The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
GUARDIAN FOR GIRL.
Another Chapter in story Of Wedding
in Windsor

FLINT. Mich. June 29.-At the re-
quest OF Attorney Clinton Roberts,
Judge Wisner appointed County Clerk
VIM. w Hackney AS guardian Tor
Mabel A. Curtis. a minor. The gil
IL is stated, is about 70 commence
proceedings in the circuit court Tor
the aunulment OF her marriage 10
Edward O. Northrnp.
Northrup ~ the young man VINO
vas arrested at Lansing for the au-
thorlties at Windsor On a charge 81
perjury. II was claimed that North
-p,.n-slatcd- when he secured the II.
cense, that the girl was older than
she really was. NorJArups case 20 ;
been passed to the December term oil
court
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
CoNsIDINE LAID TO REST.
james J. Corbett and John 7. keiIy
Among Honorary Pallbearers.

NEW YORK. June ga solemn
requiem high mass was celebrated
yesterday By Rev Father Thomas A.
DAILY. assisted by Rev. Frs. w. j.
Cartwright and NJ. Happen over Tho re-
mains ~ John r. Considine, wei
known in Detroit. who died last week.
The body lay in state at the Con5i'
dine home. 1890 Broadway, earlier IN
the day The church was crowded
with friends and relatives of the de-
ceased. James ]. Corbett. Timothy T
sullivan. Eddie Burke. Leon Mayer
Bob Smith, Maurice Quintan, Harry
HaagCrty and John T Kelly acted as
honorary pallbearers.
The body was taken 10 Calvary Gem
etery for interment
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
BRIDGE is FAULTY.
Expert Says Mona Lake Structure Is
Unfit for Public Service.

MUSHROOM. Mich. June 29.-The
Mona lake bridge which created 50
much discussion was the subject OF q
report made by Edward Godfry, OF the
firm Of Robert Hunt & Co. Pittsourg'
IN which he says that the bridge Is
unfit for public service. that no one
can tell whether it was built according
to contract as the contract was care
lessly drawn. The report Is creating
much talk and stirring up the old feel
ing which was engendered when the
matter was up before.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
FUGITIVE FOR 16 YEARS.
Harry Brennan, Who Escaped From
Ohio Prison, Is Recaptured.

MONROE, Mich. June 29.-After be
ing a fugitive for IS years. Harry
Brennan has been recaptured here. He
escaped from the Ohio penitentiary
IT Columbus, where he was serving
a sentence Of five years for burglary
and larceny committed at Sandusky
Brennan had served one year and two
months when be escaped
He will be tried In Monroe on a
charge OF larceny and in the event OF
non conviction. will be taken back 70
Columbus 20 serve the remainder Of
his sentence
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
1rnnhIo Makers ousted.

when sufferer from stomach
trouble takes Or. Kings New LIZ"
pills he's mighty glad 20 see his
Dyspepsia and Indigestion hy. but
marches tickled over rs new. fine
annette strong nerves healthy vigor.
ali because stomach. liver and kidneys
now work right. c. T. kinsel. Central
Drug Co and Gray 4 Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
BY w. G. SHEPHERD.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-This is
the Wright brothers song.
They put their aeroplane together
at Fort Meyer to the tune of 1.-THE
Traumerie."
It's sad. sweet old tune by Schu-
man; its name in English means
Dreaming"
"Charley. where's the sled hinges ."
Meyer.
There they are" says Charley. the
Wright mechanic.
Of those" For a minute he looks
tired with Charley. Then he begins
to whistle the ''Traumerie." And then
he becomes gentle again.
He Is putting one OF those long sled
runners on the plane. II is necessary
"a bore some holes in II. He gets the
drill and sits on the floor, with the
runner beneath him. it's an awfully
hot day. The suit he got in France
Is OF heavy cloth; his funny. foreign
bends.
But he drills and whistles the
dreaming song.
little workshop. pulling at the lever
that twists sse planes.
At last they're right Then he, too,
begins tow histle:
Our life is like busy day"
The Mysterious Writing.
Pretty soon Charley. who has been
filing a piece OF metal at the bench.
finishes his Job. He bends down to
examine il carefully. and he takes up
the tune:
when evening comes we look and
wonder what our toll has done"
They are all three whistling il.
Then Lieut.. Lahm, .he aeronaut OF
the United States army signal corps,
enters the shed. He has a book in
which he writes In a most mysterious
fashion every now and then.
The Wrights shake hands with him
and then go on about their work and
their whistling.
Pretty soon Lahm begins to whistle
the same air.
He stops only when be writes in his
mysterious book.
"Charlie. where's the center
punch?"
well brought one. It's some
where" says Charlie.
"Oh, all right. Here II Is. Never
mind" says Wilbur.
Punch. Punch. Punch. He is mark
ing three holes in the hinge that will
at on the rudder.
They Are Democratic.
Suddenly he stops. goes over to a
corner OF the shed and gets a small
lard pail. He is going for water
There's a little spring in the rear OF
the shed. Lots of folks would have
had spring water with Ice, sent out
to them from the city, IL they were
In the places OF the Wright brothers.
But that's not their way.
Out into the hot sun he goes. Its
rays fairly CLEAN on his bald head.
You'd hardly think. there in the sun
light, that the laurels Of the civilized
world are resting on the head OF that
man with the lard pail-that man who
wades through the weeds and wills
ties as he goes. The Traumerie."
"And in our sleeping, dream the
sweeter for the victries we have
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
RETURNS AFTER 40 YEARS.
Mother ard Son Ara Reunited After
Nearly Half Century.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. June 29-Af.
Ger being absent for 30 years Victor
Slight returned 20 Kalamazoo 90 visit
his mother and brother
lt was 80 years ago that Victor
Slight left his home in Kalamazoo and
Welt west twenty-five years ago VI.
= Slight went west on business IN
Dakota town lac came face - face
with his brother and the two con
rer-e3. Victor Slight recognized his
--r7't - itf----
days later Ll made himsclf known.
AGpr The brothers parted Victor
SEeh, was not heard from until he
recently ote @ letter 10 one OF the
Masonic lodges In search OF some IN
formation
The famil. was notified and the
long.l9st son returned. Mr. Slight Is
the owner OF large ranch near Minot
$. ID
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
NOTED AV|AT0Rs
LEAD SIMPLE LIFE
The Times Special Writer Tells How
Wright Brothers Put Their Famous
Aeroplane Together.
WRIGHT BROTHERS MAY
STOP ALL PLANE FLYERS.

) WASHINGTON. June 29.--There is
} reason 10 believe that the Wright
\ brothers. with their patents, intend
Z 70 stop the manufacture and sale OF
Z all flyers that depend on planes.
( Curtis, the HammondspoTt. y y,
( experimenter. is likely 70 be the
( f1rst 10 have to night for his ma
) chine under the Wright patents.
Its almost time for Us TO begin
} our hight against these fellows,
I said Wilbur Wright 10 your CORES
pondent
You don't care. so long as he
doesn't sell the machine. do your
asked.
Well, hear he's making money
out OF IL at Morris park"
He admitted he had not seen Cur
It's new machine.
But / have seen pictures OF II
and IL has planes. he said. He
added that because Curtis machine
had no warp didn't change the
matter.
l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Our life Is like a busy day;
When evening comes we look AM
wonder what our toll has done,
And then we go our dreamtime way
And In our sleeping dream TIT
sweeter for the victories we have
won Watson.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

Here f. the secret OF hight shown
graphically by photograph and
artists diagram. The Wright broth
err. call "a "warping," and they
ny by bending the wings OF their
machine like a birds. by the wire
running from lever through pulley
4 90 the apex 4.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Notice Of Tendency Of Petition

TO whom n nav concern: .N
Take notice that a petition for the
vacation OF certain alley In Pinneys
Subdivision OF part OF PTivate Claim
l26. Crosse Pointe, has been this day
lllcd In the Circuit Court for the county
OF WAYNE; and that The application Tor
Honorable Joseph w. Donovan, Circuit
Judge. Presiding n Chancery. on the
22d day OF July. A. d. 1909. at yiSg
o'clock A. m The description OF the
alley sought TO be vacated. IL as fol-
lows W yL
An alley eight (s) feet wide. funnins
division to Fox Creek, I'm the rear OF
Lots II, 72. TS and "a OF said sub-divi-
sion
ANdEIL. BoYNToN. MCMILLAN n
BODMAN.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Dated. Detroit. June 2lst. 1909.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
TRIES SUICIDE ON GRAVE.
Man Of 81 Dependent over His Wlfe's
Death-He is Dying.

NILES, Mich, June 29.-The phys!-
clans late last night said there was no
hope for the recovery OF Michael
Muntz, 81 years old, a well-known
pioneer resident OF Niles. who cut
his arteries on his wifes grace. When
found in Silver Brook cemetery Muntz
was in a dying condition He had
been brooding over his wife's death
which occurred three years ago and
had slept on her grave several nights
| recently.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

Mythomania Is term that has
been applied to the propensity OF per.
sons to misstGte facts 70 their physi-
ciana.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
RADICALS ARE
ACTIVE.


London. Dec g-The whoie 81 Great
Britain Il immersed il the pOlisi al
esmpsign which has been snaugursted
Is result b the refusal q the House
81 Lords 10 copseBt 70 ne budget The
cozDtrs IL DIVIDED irto two great
camps, composed b shoss nho suppcrt
she zrtion sf ihe Lords and those who
ponfend THAT tle fiouse ol coum0ns
mpat hare sbaolute control of the ~
nznces d the nation There are. of
eoBrse. oshes issues. such as tariff re-
form ys free trade. tus these are being
pusbed into she background b. he con
fises betxeea tte tao houses.
While sae faTiens local orssniza .ioFs
are busy selecting candidates and pre-
pairing ioF me contests il their respee-
tlye 1isuscts. the Leaders Of the great
parties are caFDing cn general cam-
paign.
T& Radicals. y40 had foFesccn the
fate ol their fInarce aill IRE MT ALLOW
InE grass - grDr under their feet In
London Saturday evening one Of their
d gsnlzzilDns the National Democratic
s4zeae held 2 6emcnstrs -ivl As pro
test against the action of she iorda
which was one 81 the most notable thai
hsa ever beea held "a the metropolis
Fuily zo.D0e pesa<ns. most 81 the Ia
loEinx and artisan slzsses, gatheTed Il
trafalgar Square and cheeFed the Redi
rsI rp~ahers, wfso coHdemTel IA nn
sneasyred terms the action of the
chamber
The only divergent note here al
elsewhere. cane from suffragizts. who
after term of comparative quie'
again started attempts = break ~ th'
Radical roeetlrgs The fraiaiga
square cro1d. however. vas TOO srea
for The demonstration 70 hare any e
feet They were more successful 2
southport where. climbing to 2 roc
add shouting through akyMght the
nurceeded ia interrapsing Winsio
cluFchIll'a meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06

20 keep lhe frAkEp0rtatio1 couErsa In
the hADds q the Interstate couneros
rosnznissi1n. al executive bo1y-
FreEi6enr Taft plans . diTids the
executive and Judicial fuDcts1ns q the
commisEion- giving TIE last D10ed 70
crurx proper. One oh5sction <rged ts
this by congress WIZ t'e On the sore
of expense Perhaps the chef a1eno-
mshg ndrorxted by the president - The
nngs1ruEt lzw viii he ere - permit
certain fornas cf c0mbinAzioa BY rail-
roads. sDch combination to he uDcer
the kuperTixiun Of the goFernDenr and
with entire p1blicify- This wzs favor
ed hy Roosevelt II Is not believed
mat these proposed changes IN The
transportation laws VIII arouse uDcs'
orpussfi0a fron the railroads some Of
then being heartily favored bT Trans
portatson men as il TIE nature of Z
relief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06

Democratic platform and milder dec
laration looking in the same direction
was in the Republican platform. it is
probable that the proposal viii meet
with little opposition. But If so it is
the only one OF the Taft policies that
viii not stir up a tight
The Line Of Battle.
The control Of the issue Of stocks
and bonds By corporations aimed At
the evil populariy known as stock wa
tering viii lave the cohorts of Wall
street to overcome and viii probably
aave none go0 aciire support froa the
cannon aidrich regime. The same Is
Krie ~ the expansion of the duties Of
Do bureau ~ ccrporaiions aud the
reation of new bureau ID the de
2artment of iustice 20 deal with viola
lions Of the antitrust, anti-re3afe and
railroad rate laws. As these proposals
by the president are in line with the
closer inspection and control Of inter.
state eorroratlons and with the ia
nous Roosevelt policies They will
meet much or the same opposition
against which Mt Tafts predecessor
had 70 contend
AS Tor the readiustment Of the du-
ties and powers of the interstate com
merce commission. the creation Of a
railroad court and the amendment Of
the sherman antitrust law. these are
partially in line with Rooseyelt's plans
and partially are due 70 the initiative
( Of President Taft himself. The work
ings OF the railroad rate law nave nol
been entirely satisfactory IN practice,
or. rather. the results expected from
that measure have not fully material
lied, and this proposed legislation is
for the purpose of remedying the de-
fects ia the act Roosevelt never heart
! lly favored the railroad court wishing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
Mill Creek Wants
Rail Road.

5Eiii Greek. Okla, Dec e.At 2 mass
meeting of citizens At the opera house
Saturday might It was unanimously de-
cided 10 raise $4,000 bonus and six
miles of right of NAY for the ST. Louis
& Western railway. which expects to
5uild from saHisaw 70 I-aNtcn via sic-
AIester. coaigate. sulphur and Duncan
can. J D. Cameron and associates we're
present, addressed the meeting and an
nounced that already grading bad be-
gun Oh tho line on both sides q Bro
nlidc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
First Published Dec :, ls0s-l
NOTICE or HEARING RETURN or
SALE or REAL ESTATE.

State of Oklahoma, Grady County.
IN County Court
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ivory
Thomas. Crenner Jones and Helen
Jones. Minors
Notice is hereby given that John
Jones. the duly appointed and quail
ned guardiaa Of the estate Of Ivory
Thomas, Crenner Jones and Helen
Jones. has returned and presented for
confirmation ana fixed in said court
his return of the sale Of the following
described real estate Of said Ivory
Thomas. crenner Jones. Helen Jones,
minors. to-wit:
The east half of the southwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section
eleven flil. township eight tsl north.
range five ssl wess. sor the sum oi
$4,000 and that Saturday, the
lIth day Of december. 1869. a 10
O'Clock id The forenoon of said day
at the county court ruom In chickasha.
ii said county 81 Grady, has been duly
appointed By said court for hearing
said return. at which time any person
interested ia said estate may appear
and fiie his exceptions In writing 70
said return and contest the same. and
are hereby referred to said return for
further particulars.
Ia testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
Of said court this sCth day Or Ncyem-
( Der. 1863
tseai, y. M Williams
i2.2.2w County Judge,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06

For Rens-kighl-reap house viii
barn. close in. See 6 W Municrd'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
Ten r1zIn Policies Ursed
BY ths President ---6rsst
Ffhf Looked For Over the
Midely Discussed Postal
sawiruEs Rnnk Proposal.

sxEnrAlpn "a ne ar4sA o. -
= g. ~ I '....'' - .,u - .hs d.
.,.',r-rs,rr II tustIoe "a asn2 wifA H4saa-
iaa,H q aaw ~ an-srrtrrs carTls1z
1s''s-.z1sa& q : % 1-s1
-. s---,.a--..4 - -. se.r-uza snts-truss
aaw
rrsazia. q prstnt EsTinEz aznk
zs...P sl.'..-.'.'1 ..'...-. 5. .,,,. -.r..,s,-x
- rT.rr.it-.r 81 snSunsaiauA
CszsEFn1a1n at rHrHrnl rsssulrss
Il addil0u 20 these and The M-11r
Fanoznman1ntiols e the president. ne
two territories of Ari1eEa ADa NeN
Max1cs WILL knocE far 21masss11 70
s1atebood. rAs deep water ~ f'e'84''e
will knock for q ship eA1nl tAEvlgn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
tFlrst Published Dee. ?. 1900
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE BY
GUARDIAN.

state Of Oklahoma, Grady County.
II County Court
In the Matter Of the Guardianship
OF Fannie Dell Mcclung, Minor.
Now, on thts z7th day Of November,
1903, comes Adrian Melton a. guardian
o. The estate az tie above named ward
having filed herein his petition for the
sale Of the real estate Of said ward for
the reasons in said petition stated
1t is ordered. tnas said petition be
ard hereby is set for hearing on the
sOth day OF December. A. D. 1908, at
10 a. m. at which lime the next OF
Kin and ali persons Interested in the
estate Of said ward are required 70
appear and show cause, II any they
have Why an order should not be
granted for the sale of 50 much Of the
real estate OF said ward as il necessary
for the reasons in said petition stated,
and that personal service hereof be
made upon said next OF kin and per-
sons Interested in the estate Of said
ward as required by law II Is
further ordered that copy Of this Or
der be Published for four successive
weeks in the Grady County Express,
Chickasha. Oklahoma
Dated this 9th day Of November
1909 n M Williams.
tSeal-l tounty Suase'
1a.a-4v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
A Third Term BugabOO.

The conservation Of natural resources
has formed the storm center during
the summer ard may play some part
in congress. although it is safe 70 say
that the Baliinger- I.inchot controversy
viii take q back seat when trust reg
uiafion. postal savings banks and ship
snbsidies come 10 the front In q gen
eral way the president has approved
the Roosevelt policies OF conserving
water power sites. coal lands. forests
and other resources On the reclama
tioa question Mr. Taft has come to the
rather ruomentous decision that be will
ask for an issue of bonds On it's face
this Is sufficiently startling. but con
sidered with the circumstances II ap-
pears iusti6able. The fact Is that a
large number Of people procured lands
fu the arid belt with the understanding
that the government was about 10
oDen irrigation plants 10 their vicinity
Owing to lack Of funds the govern
rnent projects have been held up. and
the people are suffering IN consequence
The presidents proposal Is TO issue
bonds payable from future revenues
raised for reclamation purposes and
with the money obtained from the
sale Of these bonds to complete the ir-
rigation projects thus halted That
would be a relief to the settlers. would
open up thousands OF acres OF idle
land for cultivation and would work
little or no hardship on the govern
ment
As an aftermath OF the row raased
over the conservation question a New
York newspaper recently printed q
story to the effect that the whole trou-
ble was started as a part Of scheme
10 renominate Theodore Roosevelt for
president in 1872 IL even stated that
the IA bfner had met in extraordinary
session during President Taft's alb
sence and had considered the alarm
ing situation. As an example Of the
fantastic tales that emanate from
washington during the dull season Il
is not bad. but is hardly worth con-
eidering from any other standpoint
than that Of fairy story
When congressman return TO wash
ington this winter thy will find the
president housed in a new ard COM
modious executive building Of an az
chitectural dignity betting BITS great
ONCE. For the first tine the chief
magistrate Of the republic has oficial
quarters that are not reproacb- "
n the time Of Roosevelt the presidents
we're compelled to attend 70 publi'
business In their private residence
Under Roosevelt fbe executive ofnc'
wing which was constructed was POP
uldTlf knHW ~ a. tA1C lsEa4-erfFs
Ing President Taft's vacation ant
transcontinental journey this structure
was entirely overloaded and enlarged
to a size worthy Of iis object. i \
still simple AID democgas..s- ~ appear
aDce. but ~ no longer 40 arehitectura
|. Joke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06

figures are often deceiying. even II
they do not lie. There are all kinds
VI talk about ire overthrow Of Can
non and Allrfch. but they are appar-
emily fixed in the saddle until March
4. 1911. and that is long time II IS
some moons beyond the end Of the
coming session. which Is the only one
with which we are Immediately con-
cerued. When slr. Cannon was elect-
cd speaker at the beginning Of the
extra session and Mr. Aldrich was
placed at the head of the finance and
steering committees that largely set
lied the matters So far as this congress
Is concerued. True. a revolt of sum
cgeut proportions might nnhoTse either
Of them temporarily on certain bids.
but could hardly affect their Official
status. Nothing less than a parlia-
mentary revolution could do that As
we are not in the age Of revolutions
parliamentary OF otherwise we may
as well dismiss that contingency. In
ali probability Cannon and Aldrich VIII
have TO be reckoned with in any legis-
Iadon passed before i9ll
The Taft Policies.
The program placed before congress
by President Taft III bis annual mes
sage. as indicated by his speeches. Will
be the most extensive and ambitious
ever proposed by chief executive II
win even dwarf the Recommendations
made by Roosevelt rs outlined. there
viii be- ten main policies urged by the
president. besides a iist0f minor items
covering routine matters and questions
Of secondary Importance. The ten
commandments of Taft 70 congress
will be something in this wise
s,sperrlslon OK the Issue OK stocks and
bonds by interstate corporations.
Read3ustment cf the duiies and powerH
81 the internfaie commerce commission.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06
fHE MEETING OF CONGRESS
r1ost comprehensive and
Ambitious Program Ever
Proposed By q Chief Ex-
ecsatfve Is Recommended 70
the National legislature.

the N1ktOnHi LeeAsiANAFE'
By JAr1Es A. EDcERTOw.
UsHE congress of the United States
meets once year and some
tires trlce. This Is one q
lie yesrs in phieh g Deslf
twice. Tbe s5seciai session started en
Mareh y and sd5o1rue1 when TIE
wesfber rrew 80 Bot il wllted eFen shs
snrif dlsrussion- The resulzr ssss5gn
coarenes Dec. c. Cr1inatiiE little i
dope tefone fhe Christmas holidays e1-
cent the nrrnln1ment 0f committees
ThSs year VIII prDaabiT Ergre no en-
certson 10 fhe rule aithongh tine eoni-
unsstaes of the senate and few cf the
MOST important o. the hCuse are a.
ready appointed What the coming
nessio8 EIl d nobody can tell TIE
uropher never lived with sufHeient
tenerity 10 tackle TIE soh. There ps
alleged propbets who stfemTt % fore
tell when the world VIE coins 70 ea
end. what the weafaer Ela be or iB-
suzurntien DAT and who VIII be elect
&c prextdenr- but they alI sidesiep ca1-
EreEs. When * rumes 10 uncertainty
the probable arri1n "a cgmgress IS the
Dost unresTain thing kn1Wn in nature
In cBmparasor the future actions "
kxfyEId ca1 be cetermine1 VIII mafb-
enattcal eKactifpde The only safe
prediction to make Is that the rresl-
dent vii tesl congress wkat il cught
10 % and that It win proceed to @
something else. Jet Il might focl Us
even IN ahst The wind tioweth where
II sisfeth. and congress blows ncbddy
knows whare. but at any rate Il hsows-
Congress Is made mp q SpeaEer can-
non. Senator Aaafich ard soEne othsrs
Numerically there ara 19g others ~
the house aid 81 iH fhe senate, haf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06

Something just out. Have scu seen
the HOT Blast fuel oil burner, can't
be beat It's The latest. and only prae'
teal burner YET invented. sases ycu
money ia fuei. See It demonstrated Al
corner Fourth and chicke sha Hot
Biast Crude Oil Burner Company, A. N
Wooiridgc. Installing AserA Phone
g2s s-Sl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-06

J. A. Wilson and ~ A. Wilson. f.
ther and brother 81 County Superin
tendcnt r. II. Wilson, have each Re
moved sheir families here from Sabina
county. Texas, and viii farm IN me Y
ciniiy os chickaslIa.