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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
MISUNDERSTANDING gATER.

Minco Minstrel: a week or TWO ago
Mr.. Morris, OF the Morris Feed Yard,
took man who had been working IN
the yard over to the Farmers Restau-
rant. telling Mrs. Underwood to give
him what he wanted and he would pay
the bill. and the next day he called
to settle. but was partially paralyzed
when a bill for s12O was presented
for the short order filling his man had
enjoyed. But Mrs. Underwood cannot
be accused Of any overcharge when
we state that this gastronomic phe-
nomenon passed the following down
hls esophagus and then walked off de-
claring he hadn't had enough: Three
loaves Of bread, one package Of crack
ers, one pound Of beefsteak, three slabs
of homemade sausage. four eggs, halt
pound Of butter. three cups Of cof
fee, three glasses of water. An ami
mated feed mill that should be fed
with scoopshovel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
Oklahoma Central
BaIlaStinG the Line

Purcell. Okla, March 2.-The Okla
homa Central has a large gang Of men
at work along its line, ballasting the
roadbed. The work train is now max.
ing It's headquarters at stratford
working between that place and Byars
shale from the mines at Lehigh is used
and the track has been put in excel
lent condition from Lehigh to STRAIT
ford. The work will be continued an
til the entire length Of the road has
has been ballasted West Of here.
with the exception Of one or two small
stretches in the vicinity OF Washing
ton. the roadbed is in good shape and
trains make good time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
saturday. Feb. ~, 1909.

James Meyers and wife to Frances
schrock, 6-4-Os, $3.50, ) acres in 1906.
]. r. Tuggle and wife to J. N. Phil
lips, 1868. s275. lots 5 and G. block
2, Tuggles addition TO verden.
Ell. Kelly to p. NJ. chashier 2729-Os'
$40, lot Q. block 80, Alex.
John Niehouser to John Monroe
2-25-Os $500, lot IA, block 6, West Hill
addition to chickasha.
Wallie Farrill to Isaac Rose, 2-2O,0s'
81 $50. Wa NE NV: VIZ NV; VIZ
Sc NE: sw NE. Sc sw, 1887.
G. II. Bailey to X M Cochran,
2.27-os, 2-27-og $3.50 lot 6. block 5,
West Hnl addition TO chickasha.
r. NJ Bourland and wife to same
2-ls-09. 81, lot Z. block 5, West Hill
addition TO Chickasha.
G. III Bailey to l.. ]. Gray tQCD)
l-27-O9. 81, lot ). block 8, West Hill
addition TO Chickasha-
/ L. II Morgan and wife 10 J. w Mer
I Ger. 3-l9-02, 5000. lot 3. block AZ. Minco
John W. Mercer to j. w Aber
4 9-22-02. s4i5, lot 3, block A, Minco.
William T. Burke and wife to G. T
Erwin, 2,26-O9, $4OO, lot 2. block 10
West Hill addition to Chickasha.
c. 7. Erwin and wife 10 W T Burk
and wife, 2-26-O9, $3.50, so feet in lot
and 2. block 1872, chickasha.
4 w T. AIanley and wife 10 John 2
Weber, 2-240o. $500 lots 10 to q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
FOUND NOTHING BUT MEAT
AT THE MEAT MARKET

Col. Tom Dwyer was seen coming out
OF Thompson's meat market with an
awful scowl marring his otherwise
Handsomely mug What's the mat
teri" inquired a friend. well. the
doctor told me that must quit eating
meat" said he 4 went in there and
there wasn't thing in sight but meat
When remarked on the fact they
didn't seem to have anything but meat
Thompson just said. What else did you
expect to find in here? and walked
out" And the sad son OF Erin passed
on with the remark, ITS queer
world isn't it?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
Electricity Via the Sun

iContlnued from First Page.)
ates through a day of sunshine enough
electricity to light five lights OF i6-
candle power each to last from three
to four days of continuous lighting.
In two days OF sunshine the device
generates and stores up sufficient cleo
tricity to last six days
Storage batteries as large as are de-
sired may be used. the additional
equipment making greater strength for
the lights and giving also greater
length of service from the charging
If the expected success comes with
this feature, one day Of sunshine vii
generate sufficient electricity to lighI
a house a week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
Charity Association
Membership Grows

The Chickasha United Charities met
yesterday afternoon in the Carnegie
Library, and perfected the plans for
serving the Commercial Club Boosters
banquet
Over hundred individual members
now belong TO the United Charities,
besides the organizations Only one
regular meeting has been held, as the
association has been in existence but
a month, and the treasury shows over
$50. The money will be used in only
needy cases, after 6 careful investiga
ton has been made by a committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
WIND AND DUST.

Probably in no place Is the dust
worse than in ChicSasha. Your com
2lexion, your scalp and hair suffers
awfully because Of this. Soap and wa
ter and ordinary shampooing avails
YOU nothing. A visit to the shampoo
ing. manicdring and massage parlors
of Mrs. Dollle Ishier will convince you
that in spite of these obstacles you can
even improve your complexion and
hair. The famous Madam WILSON'S
methods are used. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Mrs Dollie Ishler, phone 1854
Parlors SIS South Sixth street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
Editor Boosts
ChiCkdSha

Hennessey Clipper: The editor Of
.he clipper and his wife returned
home on Tuesday the 18th instant
from Chickasba. Okla. where they
snent three or four days visiting shcIr
son. l.. G. Miller. OF the Bank Printing
company, at that plsce We were sui
prised at the improvement In the way
OF fine new business blocks OF mod
EN- type. since we we're there last sum
mer. Chickasha has commenced paw
ing the streets. and instead OF being
the mudhole We saw on our first visit
about three years ago. the big trans
fer wagons heavily loaded move quick
ly and easily along the wen paved
streets. Paving will be extended many
blocks the coming season. Chickasha
is already a great cotton market. and
with the cheap power which she is now
able 10 supply manufacturers as a re-
suit Of the completion OF the new dam
across the washita. she will soon be
come great rlnnSActuring city as
well. Being in the center Of greai
cotton country, by the aid Of cheaI
power. chIckashi ought to be able tS
move for the securing OF cotton mills
and become to the Southwest as 1
manufacturer Of cotton goods wha
Birmingham. Ala. is to the South al
a producer Of steel and iron.
Only las week the the Legislature
Of Oklahoma located the Girls Indus
trial school at Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02

block 3, Sparks addition 10 Chicka'
sha.
Ola G. Llyin and wife to Tommy II.
Linn. ll-i6-0s. $1,000. half interest in
30 acres Of land in 2l-S-s.
Tommy II Linn and wife 10 Ola G.
Linn il.le-Os. $1,000, half interest in
20 acres OF land In PISS.
j. w Ashton ct al. to George R.
Beeler. 2-2S-Os. $3.50. Eh Sc Sc. s4-e-T.
Price waltrip and vlrgie to 7. A.
Kelly. l2-24-OS. $3.50. part Of lot !. block
5. Ninnekah.
Martin T. Turner to r. r Turner.
2.4-Os. lot 4 VIZ sw Sw, 4-S-5; Eh
sw Sc; Sc SIC 30; sW sw. 1885.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
VOCAL MUSIC CLASS,

A large class in vocal music Is be-
ing organized at the Second Baptist
church for two weeks term of study.
Prof. E. r Williams of Guthrie, a
most competent instructor, has been
engaged to conduct the class. The or
ganization will not be completed before
this evening, or possibly tomorrow
evening, and everybody is invited to
night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02

The next number IN the High School
Lyceum course will be given by the
Honolulu Students, company OF ma
tive Hawaiians, with orchestra, male
quartet, pictures, etc. This attraction
viii be here March 10 and is probably
the best In the entire course. Miss
Jean Hamilton. the Wichita lyceum'
manager was in the city today arrang-
ing for the entertainment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
cHlRoPRAcroRs.

Hunt -Postlewaite have opened adj
justing parlors at s041s Chickasha ave
nue. over OwsIey's drug store. We
remove the cause Of all disease With
out drugs or surgery Consultation
free. Lady in attendance to look after
the interests Of the ladies'. Office
hours to / 2 a. M; 2 to 5 p. m. Phone
TIA. l-si
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
DR.. DOWNS MEETS WITH
PAINFUL ACCIDENT |

DR.. ]. S. Downs. the Sixth street vet
erinary surgeon, met with an accident
Sunday evening while leading horse
by halter. He had a piece of the
strap wrapped around his hand, and
the horse. jerking away from him.
broke one finger and threw him to
the ground. Several serious bruises
were also received.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
Another Addition is
Placed on Market

A new addition, to be known as the
Scott addition, was opened yesterday
and Is for sale By jenkins & Major.
The addition comprises eighty acres
OF nicely located land and the lots
are already going fast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
RgruRNs LION ARANsAs pAss.

J. P. Nail returned yesterday after
noon from a trip to Arkansas Pass,
Texas. He was delighted with his trip
and speaks in glowing terms OF the
prospects of the new port. Mr. Nail
stopped at Cleburne on his return to
visit his brother.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Westphal q. Lacy,
Abstracters.

friday, FeD. 70, lJU5.
J. K. Tuggle and wife to Fanny Raby
2-25-e9. s2s7.5O, lot 5 and G. block 4
Tuggle's addition to verden.
Eugene l.. Persons to Michael j Ho-
ran. 2-l2-Os, 5000. NV sw NE, 1915.
Maud T. Maroof and husband to ia.
cob g. Good. 2-24-o9. s1.5sO. sw NV
Me- sw NE; VIZ NE NE NV; sE
NE NV Elz Sc NV. 2-5-6.
Isaac S. Bees and e NJ. TO James NJ,
Bailey, 1908. $50. lots l Z. 8 and .,
block 5, Rush Springs
T w Reeves to Same. 7-i-0s. s25,
lot 5, block 81. chickasha.
W. H. Wadsworth ct al TO A. Ja-
cobs. 2-2e-O9. s1.s5o, lots ] 2. and /
block IS. Sparks addition to chicISa-
sha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
NEGRO BROKE JAIL.

Tom Paaris. a negro who has been
serving term in the city jail for carr
rying gun. escaped last night by
breaking open window. He was not
confined ID the steel cage but had been
allowed 10 remain IN the corridor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
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discriminating Evidence, Performed
by Mr.. seryern, the famous panto-
mimist. An extra good picture Be
sure and see this wonderful picture.
Fifteen hundred feet of film on two
reels, Part I and Part Il.
"The Model" Also a good one, show
ing where a girl Is stolen from the con-
vent. elopes and gets married.
Vaudeville Miss Nellie Williams
and Miss Pearl Fair. in their comedy
novelty and quick change acts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
Program q. the sII0u Today.

sAir Jones Gets Dust IN the Eye"
A good comedy.
~Topsy TuryyP A very Sunny pie
ture
aThc Jolly Trios Dream" A laugh
from start 70 finish.
Love Me Love My Dog. A picture
very often true.
Illustrated song by Mrs. Stewart.
Lectures by Mr.. Stewart
Vaudeville Ellsie Toilette and jack
Wicks. the eccentric singing, dancing
and talking team. are good entertain
ers and pleased the large crowd at The
Bijou last evening Don't miss them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02

II there's anything you want
you want to get q want getter -
the want column of The -a-J
Express. 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02
proaram !. lhe MaIes.Ie T0day.

mo. 5S74." A story of a conyict's
life
The Bank Messenger
"a Secret In this comedy picture
you will see how an old maid kept
"A secret
Vaudeville Prof Rand and his won
sderful dogs. Col Curney, the dog with
"a human brain See Jimmie, the high
diving dog, in his free act in front of
Hhe theater at p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-03-02

John Dangherty and VIII Foster,
merchants from Tuttle. were in Chick
asha yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
LOCAL

Gas company is charged with making re-
bates and lowering of rates
Proprietor of alleged blind pig is fined slOO
or 100 days. on which sentence he Is suspended.
Man charged with embezzement Is ex-
onerated Of charges.
Belasco secures star from New York 10 sue
ceed Florence Reed
Woman charges her husband with stealing
jewelry and cash amounting to $3.50
Special train Will be run from Los Angeles
to Seattle without stop
City board of health to issue pamphlet on
diseases
Ninth ward citizens want playground for
children.
Fiscal year in municipal affairs has come
to an end.
Veterans at Soldiers home at sawtelle
charge mismanagement. which is refuted by
Governor Cochrane.
More evidence is piled up against inspectors
who collect licenses
Program of city for Fourth of July is com
peted
Finds false names or petition for extension
Of wholesale liquor zone.
and begins its march toward securing 400 new
adherents.
Health board asks General Adna Chaffee to
explain about conditions the aqueduct
Husband seeks to get property left to Wife
by her father.
Sheriff unable to find man accused OF attack
on girl and who has disappeared.
Members of Sierra club to visit Yosemite val
ley for one months outing.
Feud at Acton is aired in juvenile court when
youthful belligerents arraigned.
Revenue taxes for this district Will be coll
lected henceforth at Los Angeles, and not San
Francisco
Man who says his wife thought life too short
TO pass with one man secures decree of di-
vorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
SAYS WHITTIER
SCHOOL IS BAD
STATE EXAMINER CONDEMNS
REFORMATORY SYSTEM
Secretary DemIng, on Arrival at Sac.
ramento from Los Angeles,
censures Method of Pun
lshing Children
(Ry Aasoclated Press.l

SACRAMENTO, June s0.-secretary
examiners returned from Los Angeles
today with a sensational story con-
eerning the Whittier reform school.
which he had been instructed by the
governor to investigate.
He does not criticise the manage
ment itself. but he says innocent little
children of both sexes are sent there
to consort with the vicious and de-
praved.
The next legislature will be asked.
according to Deming, to pass law
prohibiting the sentencing of small
children to reform schools.
Deming found little boys and girls
just above the nursery age restrained
under rules imposed on more mature
children guilty of criminal depravity.
In one instance he found two little
boys, one and the other z, sent to
the reform school because they hap
pened to be with their father when he
robbed a butcher shop.
On the ground that these boys were
in the company of criminals they were
sentenced to the reform school,
A parallel case was found in the sit
uation of three girls, two of them but
little older than the boys. Their only
offense was in not having any home.
Their age made it impossible for them
to be guilty of anything worse.
"The authorities have been criticised
for taking these little children in,"
said Secretary Deming, "but they have
no power to refuse any children. They
have given these waits comfortable
homes, keeping them as much as pos
sible away from the objectionable in
mates. The children were well cared
for, but the school is not the place for
them"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
GEN. BELL DECLARES WAR
WILL COME IN FEW YEARS
Chief Of General staff, In Speech Be-
fore War College, Says He Sees
Signs of Conflict

LEAVENWORTH, Kas., June 3d.
Gen. ]. Franklin Bell, chief of staff,
in speech before the army service
schools at Fort Leavenworth at the
graduation exercises held today, de-
clared that he saw indications of war
and insisted that the day of interna-
tional peace was far off.
There Is much talk of arbitration
and peace congresses, and it even Is
implied that there is to be no fur
ther use for armies and navies," said
Gen.. Bell. "There has not been pc
riod of thirty years in the history of
this country without war. There
are now indications of war that / need
not dwell upon. There are causes for
war that cannot be settled by arbitra-
tion.
"Your grandchildren Ill be going to
military schools before there is any
disarmament"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
LAWYER CONVICTED FOR
PRACTICING ILLEGALLY
Man Who Caused Arrest of Chris
Buckley Fails to Produce
License

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30.-Ed-
mund Burke, who claims to be law
yer licensed by the state of New York
to practice in the courts, was found
guilty in Judge Conlon's court today
on charge of violating a section of
the penal code that prohibits persons
without licenses practicing in Califor-
mia. Burke failed to produce his New
York certificate.
The maximum penalty is $50 days in
Jail or $3.50 fine.
Burke recently came into promi-
nence through the arrest of CHS Buck
lev. once a we'll known politician here
and in Southern California, whom he
accused of having circulated false re-
ports calculated to increase the value
of stock in the United States Tele-
graph Typewriter company, of which
buckley is president.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
MUCH INTEREST AROUSED
BY NEW AIRSHIP DESIGN

NEW YORK, June sO.-Bruno Won
Bizinslowen, a civil engineer, has placed
on exhibition here a model of an air
ship in which the Aeronautic society
is taking much interest.
Differing from other machines, this
one, If Ii is seccessful, will be able TO
travel on land as well as In the air,
and will be self-starting
The two supporting planes and the
mechanism are constructed on four
wheels, which are operated by the
motor, thus giving the aviator tho
power to start the machine without the
use of tracks o. weights.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
BOLD WATER FRONT
DEAL IS BOOMERANG
FOR HARBOR PIRATES
San Pedro City Clerk Blocks Gift of Shore
Line by Refusal to Sign 5O-Year Lease
of Valuable Ground
POLICE SAVE TRUSTEE FROM CROWD

Avalanche of Consolidation Sentiment, Reaching
Dangerous Pitch of Resentment Against Obstruc-
tionists, Turns Disaster Into Victory for
Friends of Great Harbor Movement
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
confederata sulcIde Rurled

OAKLAND, June SO.-Funeral serv-
ices over the body of Gen. George b,
Cosby, the famous confederate cav
airy leader, who ended his life yester-
day by inhallng gas while despondent
because of i'll health, were held today.
The services were simple and were
attended only by the relatives and
close friends of the dead soldier.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
EASTERN

Denver ready for teachers convention next.
Wetmore testihes about loans to shipbuild-
ing company.
Aged woman heroically flags train and saves
many lives.
Recent bomb outrages that have mystihed
Chicago police explained by well-known char
acter.
President Taft issues warning TO Republican
leaders Must respect people. he declares.
Wright airship fails to soar because OF dam
aged machinery
Gingles mystery may be solved. Attorney
promises sensational developments.
National banks ordered tc return public funds
to treasury by secretary.
Heavier-than-air machine makes successful
flight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
EnREIGN

suffragettes taken before London magistrate
and later released
Preliminary work begins on locks Of Isthmlan
canal.
Kaiser declares future battles will be eco5
nonc and Industrial.
Lord Beresford again demands great increase
German army officials plan details of fatal
duel.
Rich gold strike made in island of Luzsn.
Russians prepare to sack Teheran.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
Expects to Live 1875 Years

FRESNO, June 30.--Indiap George of
Drum valley, who visited the county
clerks office today to record a certifi-
cate to a land grant, excited much in
terest. He claims to be 100 years old
and says he was an old man when the
first whites settled in this county. I'm
less he lives twenty-five years more
he cannot acquire title to the land.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
Yesterdays consolidation history:

Yesterdays consolidation history:
Incpent San Pedro following exchange of
blows by Secretary Seward of the San Pedro
consolidation committee
City of San Pedro blocks lease of public
channel low for long term by
fsne to sign which he heartily commended by
friends of public harbor.
Police fear indignant fishermen San Pedro might do
violence San Pedro trustees.
Wilmington pass unanimously the resolution tor con-
solidaton election August a.
w Walton president of San Pedro trustees inter-
ference with calling of San Pedro consolidation cleo
ton. . ,
Los Angeles manufacturers offers $1,000 year. cnched
by $4,000 lease which San Pedro trustees proposed TO
give so years at $50 year.
Former opponent of consolidation living in San Pedro
of opinion that San will for consolidation by to
City Attorney Hewitt of Los Angeles believes that proposed
lease San Pedro is invalid
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-01
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vleinlty--Fair
Thursday; light west wind. MAXI
mum temperature yesterday, SO de-
grees; minimum, 65 degrees.
Evening star., 1909-07-06
ANSWERS TO INDICTMENTS
SUGAR REFINING COMPANY EN-
TIERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY.
Conspiracy and Combination in Re-
straint of Trade
Charged. ......-

NEW YORK, July 6.-The American
States circuit court today entered pleas
Of not guilty to the indictments recently
found against it as a corporation, charS-
ing conspiracy and combination in
restraint Of trade and with monopoly in
raw and refined sugar. Similar pleas
were entered for Washington 3. Thomas.
president of the American Sugar Refining
Company; Arthur Donner, the company's
treasurer; Charles H. Senff and George
H. Frazier, directors; John E. Parsons
director and chief counsel, and Thomas
B. Harmed and Gustave e. Kissel, CO.
defendants.
Judge Hand accepted the pleas and
granted counsel two weeks time to de-
muir or take other action regarding the
indictments. John Mayer. another direc-
tor of the company, was given until July
10 to answer.
The indictments against the American
Sugar Refining Company and its officers
nd directors named were. the outgrowth
of disclosures in the suit recently brought
against that company by the Pennsyl-
vania Sugar Refining Company for dam
ages alleged TO have resulted from the
closing down of the Pennsylvania COM
pany's plant after the American COM
pany officials of it had, it was alleged,
financed a loan through which control of
the plant was obtained. kissel is charged
with being involved in the conspiracy as
the negotiator of the loan to Adolph
Segal, president of the Pennsylvania COM
pany, through which the control is de-
clared to have been secured. Harmed was
the attorney for Segal and is charged
with being similarly involved.
Evening star., 1909-07-06
HOUSE PRER0GA1|vE PERHAPS
INCOME TAX RESOLUTION MAY
HAVE TO ORIGINATE THERE.
Senate Action May Be Void and
Whole Matter Be Under
taken Anew.

Some parliamentary sharps in Congress
have raised the question whether the in
come tax joint resolution passed by the
Senate should not have originated in the
House. under the constitutional require
ment that all acts to raise revenue must
have their origin in the House.
The question is being earnestly dis
cussed. and the result may be that the
House will have to pass the joint resolu-
ton and send it to the Senate.
The highest parliamentary authority in
the House is inclined at first blush to
hold that safety lies in the latter course.
but no definite decision has been made
upon the point, and the great constitu-
tional lawyers of the Senate will be called
upon for their views.