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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-23
SFirst Published Aug. 2s. 1sos.)
ORDINANCE NO. see.

AN ardinance assessing the cost Of
Eml1pIving Minnesota avenue from the
4Easx line OF First street TO the east
Iznu rf Fifteenth street In the city Of
ChissAasha. Oklahoma. against the sew
zrziE Bats and tracts OF land liable 70
zunzaaxHment for the cost thereof, ac-
aosnEing to law. and declaring an emer-
MmnGw.
sMnDreas the board OF appraisers,
rmmnubnnDd by resolution adopted on the
N1M Hay OF June, 1909, TO appraise
mntf 4pportion the benefits resulting
Gpmn tsae improvement of Minnesota
azxnnhne. from the west line OF First
asnxen 20 the east line OF Fifteenth
.sllnass, In the city OF chiclasha. okla
l6nznss. 10 the several lots and tracts OF
nnnd liable TO assessment to pay the
asrsz ~ such Improvement have per
.Dnrn@d their duties as such apprais'
ssrs according 10 law and have returned
zmE gI,ed with the city clerk a written
naswsrt OF their said appraisement and
asgpsrtionment. and
wmraas, after the filing Of said re-
xpsre this board did appoint time for
HRmlhimg session to hear any com
lwlninas or objections concerning such
angnprAlsement and apporticnment and
.nmnssz due notice of such session TO
rnt mnnaished according to law In pur-
srpnos ssf said action and publication and
u:iba said session was duly convened
.arng held by this board on the 18th day
.se July, 1909, and
Wnareas. at said session this board
.aksf hear and consider all complaints
ssr ahIactions to said appraisement and
asuDrtionment and did then and there
nrevseW, revise and correct the same
azzsat did by resolution confirm said ap,
uraEssment and apporticnment as SO
nmviSe6 and corrected. and
Whereas. all legal requirements
aava been duiycomplied with to author
mA Fhe levying OF said assessment
rmasEk against the lots and tracts OF
Hsnaa Niable to said assessment. there
Hmre.
f34 IL ordained by the mayor and
arnmSnmen Of the city OF chiciSasha.
lslEklbnura:
sSeatian L. That there shall be and
Slzers hereby is apportioned to and
nar~9sssa against the several lots and
fa-zEntE snf aand liable to assessment for
saush Improvement according to law
@sfh 1he Improvements thereon and
sns sg&apnrtsnances thereto belonging
nnn wnounts respectively as follows,
s9aswRs.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
RESULTS AT EMERYvILLE

OAKLAND, Feb. 2.-Rain fell all dax
at Emeryville and the track was very
sloppy. A plunge was made on Cower
IN the fourth race at a mile, and the
Emery colt won in drive from Pala-
DIM, while Standover was third. The
2-year-old race went to Sylvia Dunbar
Livonia beat Tuberose for second
money
The third resulted in a good finish,
81. Avon winning by a neck from Billy
Myer. Melar led most Of the way in
the fifth, beating Blanche c. and In
Vader. Results:
First race, furlongs, selling-Bernardo. 1o3.
Money, los, CTaplin), third; time lis 3-5. Ban
rfoge, Black Domino. Balreed, Sangil, Expect
ant and Mike Asheim finished as named.
Second race. furlongs, purse-sylvia Dun
par, los (Butlerl, won; Livonia, 1OS, (AIcCar-
thy), second; Tuberose, I03 (GiIbert) third
time :SS is. Good Ship, Mile Mischief War
fare, English Mail, Tourist Belle, Purer and
Triloba finished as named.
Third race, furlongs, selIing-st. Avon. 112
(Mentry), won; Billy Myer, 100 (GiIbert, sec
ond; Cuernavaca, 109 (Butler), third; time
III 2-5. Darlington, Crystal Wave, Priceless
Jewel Laura Clay also ran.
Fourth race, mile, selling-Cowen, 90 CSulIi-
van), won; Paladini, 100 BoreD, second ;
Standover, 1O9 (Keogh), third; time 1:47 Is.
F1gent' Billy Pullman, Col Bronson, Sopho-
more, Wilmore, Duchess of Montebella
finished as named
Fifth race, mile, selling-Melar 1O2 CMen-
try) won; Blanche c., 1O7 (ButIer), second:
Invader, 1O9 (Scoville) third; time las S-5.
Geo. Kilborn, Colbert, Docile, Dangerous Girl,
Belchamber, Mrs. O'Farrell Taos and Phil
Igoe also ran.
Sixth race, Futurity course selling-WorB-
box, 116 (Keogh), won; Joe Rose, 102 (NdcCar-
thy), second; Argonaut, 1OS (Mentry), third;
time Ills. Troistenp, Erbet, Aptoor Louis
Streuber TolIbox, Moorish King, Hazlett and
False Nun also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
GET READY FOR
TENNIS TOURNEY
WIELDERS OF RACQUET TO GO
TO CORONADO BEACH
LARGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES
ALREADY LISTED
Not Fewer Than Thirty Players from
Los Angeles Are Expected to
Participate In Tour
nament

While the icy blasts Of winter still
hold the east in thralldom, the season
of summer sports in California will be
opened with a tennis tournament of the
Coronado Country club to be held at
Coronado Beach February 17-22 This
will be the first tournament Of the sea-
son and a large number of entries are
expected Already twenty well known
players of Los Angeles have entered,
and probably not fewer than thirty con-
testants will go south to represent the
Angel city.
All the winter Southern California
players have been practicing and keep
ing in form and learning new stunts,
and they are anxious for an opportunity
to try out in open tournament.
In the coming tournament there will
be six main events: Mems singles,
women's singles, women's singles spe-
cial, mems doubles, mixed doubles and
consolation singles. The tournament
will come to a close with a dance given
at the Coronado hotel Playing will
begin at $50 o'clock each day and con-
tinue until 1880, beginning again at
o'clock p. m.
The winner OF the mems singles will
receive a replica Of the Coronado Coun-
try club championship trophy; the run
ner up, the gold medal of the club. The
championship trophy must be won
three times by any one player to be his
property. 1t was won in 1906 by Grant
Smith Of San Francisco and in 1907 and
1908 by It. G. Bundy of Los Angeles
The winner OF the womens singles
will receive silver cup; the runner up
silver medal. The winner of this
event will then play Miss May Sutton,
the present champion of the club, who
will defend her title. A gold enameled
belt buckle and belt will be presented
to the winner Of the event Valuable
prizes will be given for all other events
The following well known players OF
Los Angeles will take part in the tour
nament: Messrs. Bell, Bundy, Sinsa-
baugh, Duncan, Hopper, Harry Rogers,
Bumiller, Forquhar, Freeman; and the
Misses May Sutton, Florence Sutton,
Bruce, Forquhar, Ryan, Severence, and
Balch, Kennett, Bradshaw and Hardy
Of San Diego are also entered.
Entries may be sent to William Clay
ton, chairman tournament committee,
Union building, San Diego; S. M. Sin
sabaugh, S02 Exchange building, Los
Angeles; Charles B. Hopper, 402 Laugh
lin building, Los Angeles; T. c. Bundy,
20S Wright & Calender building, Los
Angeles; Allen V. Duncan, Hotel Mel
rose, Los Angeles, and Paul H.
Schmidt, 206 Union building, San Diego.
Entries for singles will close February
Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
PLAN TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE
AMONG Y. M. C. A. MEMBERS

With the approach of the basketball
tournament of the Pasadena Y. NJ. c.
A., Wyman S. Tyler one Of the Pen
tathlon champions and a star basket
ball player, will return to the Crown
City Y. M. G. A. and participate in the
sports this year.
In addition to entering the basketball
team this year, he has consented to
take charge of the pentathlon team
that is now in training.
Organized practice will now start in
all lines of athletics at the association
gymnasium.
A plan is under way to organize a
baseball team to play in a league which
is about to be organized again among
the various Y NJ G. A. clubs in South
ern California. The Pasadena Y. M. c.
A. has never mad a baseball squad, and
from the material on hand a fast team
should be developed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
ATHLETICS
ELKS WILL BE BOSSES OF, RACING
THIS AFTERNOON AT SANTA ANITA

spite on Jeffries, who was espied sitting
with friends near the ring. The crowd
began to call for the big boy, and he
finally gave in and entered the ring
amid the widest enthusiasm. The
crowd wanted a speech, but he smiled
and shook his head as he left the ring.
After ten minutes delay Freddie
Welsh entered the ring and was given
a round OF applause. George Memsic
entered a few seconds later and also
drew forth a big round Of applause.
Welsh was accompanied by Billy Hart,
Maurice Sayers and Paul Sikora. Mem
sic was attended by Aldo the Turk,
jack Redmond, Jim Flynn and HOosier
KID. After some little delay in the ring
they were instructed by Referee Eyton,
and went at 1t. Following is the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
DUCK HUNTERS COMPLAIN
or LACK OF WATER FOWL
Winged BIpeds Seem to Have Mi
grated Elsewhere and Sportsmen
Are Disappointed

Duck hunting continues, but with
poor success. From all the clubs comes
the query: Where are the ducks
Some hunters claim the long series of
rainy weather is the cause Of the
scarcity of water fowl.
The ardor Of the hunters has not
abated, however; in fact it seems to
have been whetted by the effort re-
Quired to secure enough ducks for a
meal. Daily the hunters, through rain
and slush, go to the blinds, where they
wait for the feathered bipeds, but they
seem to have migrated to other parts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
FREDDIE WELSH oUTPoINTs GEORGE
MEMSIC IN THEIR TEN-ROUND BOUT
e E2IAE52AS Agay oss1BPP oss'gBP

Big Chief and Roseben will start in
the Speed handicap.
Mrs. Nose Goldblatt, wife Of one of
the most prominent horsemen of the
middle west, is visiting friends in Los
Angeles for a fortnight Goldblatt did
not come and will not ship south this
season, as he is doing finely at Emery
vile, but Mrs. Goldblatt, who also
owns some horses, much prefers the
sunshine and racing conditions in the
south and if racing were to be per-
mitted another season, she and her
husband would come to Los Angeles
instead of going to Emeryville, as in
former seasons.
The horses owned by Casey & Cav
anaugh of Sacramento got in yesterday.
A pair Of crack 2-year-olds are in the
string and one of them, Kitty Cunard,
has been shipped here to be prepped
for the 2-year-old stakes to be run this
season at both tracks The Jones
stable also arrived, two horses making
up the string.
Jockey Page drew down an assess
ment of $50 for disobedience at the post
in the second race. Page is very
troublesome to starters and the ever
patient Dwyer had to plaster his salary
obedience. This seems to be the lads
main fault.
The mile in 1877 3-5 yesterday by John
Carroll makes the tenth instance of
that distance being done in less than
1:39 since New Years day, running the
total number of these instances up to
fifty-nine at Santa Anita in less than
two seasons Of racing.
HOrsemen generally believe that the
anti-racing bill will become a law, but
many expressions were heard yester-
| day to the effect that it is believed
| that the meeting will be permitted to
run seventy days after the day OF
passage and conditions among horse
men will be very much improved if
this is done. With an emergency clause
! attached, such a law would work great
| hardship and suffering upon owners al
| this time.
! Forrest Lowry, one of the best known
sporting writer's on the coast and for
| merly connected with local papers, is
here on business and pleasure trip.
| Butwell rode two winners yesterday
and emphasized the fact that he is in
| his best form now and riding as good
as any Of them. Powers also rode a
brace of winners, while Schilling and
/ Brooks piloted one winner each.
| Charles Gardner Of Buffalo, who cut
! in, with a book last Saturday, dropped
out of line yesterday, John Fitch tax
| ing his place. Gardner lost heavily the
| two days he operated and prefers play
| ing them from the ground.
| Charlie Gates has returned from {
| trip to Frisco with his father and
| strange to say, has been home since
| last Saturday, but has not been to the
races. His father has returned to Texa.
and Charlie will go out to the ranch fol
a rest and vacation of a week
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
ST. VINCENT IS
AGAIN WINNER
Apparently Slow Game Is EnIiVened
by Two Fast Double Plays.
Losers Strong in the
Field

The st. Vincent's college baseball
team won its third successive victory
of the season from the Los Angeles
high school team yesterday afternoon
on the Chutes park diamond by the
score Of 4 to /.
The game was rather slow as whole,
but was enlivened on two occasions by
fast double plays, one being chalked
to the credit of each team.
The academies played their usual
strong game in the field, but could not
hit the ball into safe territory.
Captain Ybarrondo of St. Vincents
was taken from shortstop and put in
the box and showed his last year s
form, holding the high school lads safe
all the way. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

W HIS is Elks' day at Santa Anita
park, and If weather conditions
continue to be favorable it is ex-
pected that all attendance records at a
local race meeting will be shattered.
All the gate receipts will GO to the en-
tertainment fund that is being raised
for the purpose Of showing about 100, 900
Elks from abroad what a good time
really means in Los Angeles, when they
come here for the annual reunion next
July. The racing association falls in
line with many other amusement en-
terpr1seS in aiding in swelling this
fund, and 1T is expected that not less
than $4,000 will be realized before the
day is ended. Everybody who attends
VIII be required to pay the usual ad-
mission fee of 81 at the gate. and there
will be no exception to this rule Sec
retary-Handicapper Smith, himself an
ELK, has arranged q most attractive
card OF seven races, and horsemen gen.
orally have entered into the spirit Of
the occasion by filling the various
events nicely with classy performers
The majority of officials at the race
track are Elks, while a large number
of bookmakers and horsemen also have
been horned so the antlered tribe
will not be among strangers during the
afternoon. The program will be printed
in purple, and everything In sight will
emphasize the fact that it is Elks' day.
Ihe transportation companies have
promised increased facilities for hand
ling the large crowds promptly and in a
satisfactory manner.
The card for this afternoon will be
featured by the Reunion handicap. at
seven furlongs, and such cracks as
Prince Ahmed, Old Timer. Dominus
AFni 10
Woodcraft, Mark Antony II, Green Seal
and Lady Irma will make up the field
With a lightning fast track, the coast
record for this sprint should be reduced
The John E. Brink purse, at a mile,
also has high class field named to
start, including Far West, Magazine,
Jack Atkin, Orbicular, Miss Sain. Ed
win T. Fryer, Tony Bonero and Fair
Annie. If the record for this distance
is not smashed it will not be because
there are not horses named to start
that can do it. Our New Home purse,
at nine furlongs, has field of five good
overland trippers named to start and
at weights that should make a great
race between them. The card winds
six and a half furlongs, with a good
field entered and the conditions so ar
ranged that all get in at decent
weights. 1t is a big, classy card, and
should result in the best sport of the
season, while sensational time may be
expected if Old Sol and Jupiter Pluv
go into partnership to aid the good
cause.
William Walker shipped his entire
stable of eighteen horses to EmeryvilIe
yesterday and will remain there until
the close of the coast season. Garrity
& Dunlap also shipped, taking First
Peep and six others. Walker took
Jockey E. Clark with him, and Archi-
bald went along with Garrity & Dun
lap. The loss of Archibald will leave a
big hole in the ranks of the crack rid
ers here.
Doc RoweI and Frank Weir are due
to arrive today from Emeryville with
a big bunch of horses. Rowell> will
bring Big Chief and four others Of the
Williams string, while Weir will bring
the five horses that, with Roseben,
make up his stable tits probable that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
WELSH WINS IN
CLEVER FASHION
DEFEATS GEORGE MEMSIC IN
TEN ROUNDS
REFUSES TO MIX 1T WITH SLUG
oING BOHEMIAN
Contents Himself with Task Of Out
pointing Opponent-Latter Shows
That He Has Returned to
OId-Time Form
, RESULTS OF BOUTS

Freddie Welsh won from George Mem
sic in ten rounds.
frankie Sullivan won from Hobo
DOugherty in ten rounds.
Kid Brady won from Gene Redo In
four rounds.
Chester Moss knocked out Kid HAM
Iiton in second round.
Young Turner won from Ed HignaE In
four rounds.
in first round. Stopped.
Young Kaufman knocked out Dwight
Van in second round.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
sacrif1ce bits-callahan

Sacrifice hits-Callahan. Ybarrondo, Lar
key. First base on errors-L. A. High 4,
st. Vincent 2. Left on bases-L. A. High
5, ST. Vincent 4. Bases on balls-Of
Beach 1, Taylor 1, Ybarrondo 2. Struck
out-By Beach 1, Taylor 8, Ybarrondo s.
Double plays-Workman to Kennedy to
Workman, Larkey to Rawlins Hits-On
Beach 2, Taylor 5, Ybarrondo g. Passed
balls-Kelsey 2. Umpire-Wilkenson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

The Vernon team will start practice
about March on the Vernon diamond.
Thee swork of remodeling this baseball
park has been. nearly completed, and
when finished will be the most up-to-
date on the coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
Jeffries Gets Ovation

With the preliminaries out of the
way, the fans began to call for the
main event boys and took out their.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
FRENCH WRESTLER is BARRED

CHICAGO, Feb 2.-Raout de Reun,
the French giant, has been barred by
the police from participating in any
wrestling matches in Chicago here
after by reason of his prize fight tao
tics
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
CYcLoNE Is matched lGA

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-''Cyclone" Johnny
Thompson has signed to fight at New
Orleans on February %. His opponent
has not been selected.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Doc Rowell and Frank Weir are due
to arrive today from Emeryville with
a big bunch of horses RowelI will
bring Big Chief and four others Of the
Williams string, while Weir will bring
the five horses that, with Roseben,
make up his stable It's probable that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Charlie Gates has returned from a
trip to Frisco with his father and,
strange to say, has been home since
last Saturday, but has not been to the
races. His father has returned to Texas
and Charlie will go out to the ranch for
a rest and vacation of a week
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
Round o-Welsh puts several

lefts to face. Memsic rushes with right
uppercut Welsh uppercuts with right and
hooks left to head. Memsic rushes Welsh
to ropes with left to ribs. Welsh 1abs left
to face and swings right to head. Memsic
hooks left to head and swings right to
wind. Welsh puts backhanded left to jaw
and MemsIc swings right to wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Round 1O-Welsh rocks Mem
sic's head with lefts to face. Memsic swings
right to kidneys as they clinch Welsh
puts left to face and Memsic swings right
to wind. Welsh swings left to head. Mem
sic hooks left to jaw. Memsic swings right
to ribs Welsh hooks left to neck. Welsh
wins decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Charles Gardner of Buffalo, who cut
in with a book last Saturday, dropped
out of line yesterday, John Fitch TAX
ing his place. Gardner lost heavily the
two days he operated and prefers play
ing them from the ground
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

As AZ So 1o7 15 1:2O 1:S8
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driving
SIXTH RAcE-5s flongs 4-yeads up selling; purse $500
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART

SANTA ANITA, Feb 2, 19O9-FIFTY-NTNTH DAY Weathe
A. w. Hamilton. presiding judge; J.. j. Hoffman starter
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

T1me-12 2-5, s-5 25 4S, 1oO 1:1s s-5 Winner CHI
trained by ]. NJ Johnson. Went 21a
winner $685. Won easily; third Overweig
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Butwell rode two winners yesterday
and emphasized the fact that he is in
his best form now and riding as good
as any Of them. Powers also rode a
brace of winners, while Schilling and
Brooks piloted one winner EACH
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Round 8-Memsic swings right
to kidneys and Freddie blocks right to head.
Welsh hooks right to kidneys. Memsic
swings right to head Welsh puts left to
jaw and Memsic rushes him to ropes with
right to jaw and right and left to body.
Memsic swings right to head Memsic
swings right to kidneys. Memsic swings
right TO head. Welsh hooks right to jaw.
Then puts two lefts to face.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

Tme-1 % 25 "a 45 As $5 So III; 1:24 Winner br c.
at 2:14
drivng easily third driving
THIRD fuongs; yeards and up; selling: purse s4Oo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
FAST TIME is
MADE BY UHLAN

Columbus O.. Sept. 24.-Trotters fur
nished most OF the racing at the Colum-
bus Grand Circuit meeting this after
noon. uhlan, without the aid Of a wind
shield, reduced his record to 2o2N, and
came within a quarter OF a second OF
equalling the track record, held by
Sweet Marie
In a spectacular way. the 2:l2 trot
was the most exciting OF the meeting
Baron May was a strong favor1te and
became almost prohibitive after ne won
the first heat easily. Results
2.i2 class, trottlng. three I'm five. purse
81, 0O0--Demarest won second. third and
fourth heats Time :Osst. 2.09ih. 2:10.
Baron May won first heat. Time O9A
Kenyon W, Alice Roosevelt. Bell Bird.
Jennie Constantine, Montella, Todd
Mac, Borealice, Martha Dillon, Rob
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
HIGH SCHOOL FRATERNITIES.
Pupils Cannot be Expelled for Not
Signing Pledge Not TO Join.

Adrian, Mich. Sept. 25.-Greek letter
fraternities gained a favorable decision
over the board Of education yesterday
when the Lenawee county circuit count
decided that high school pupils could
rot be expelled from school for refus-
ing TO sign a pledge not to be mem
bers OF secret societies.
As this was the first case under the
law forbidding fraternities I'm public
schools, Atty.-Cien. Bird was called
into the controversy and he declared
that the board Of education had no
power under the statutes 10 expel Wal
lace Hook. who brought suit after he
had been excluded from school for re-
fusing to sign the pledge
Following the opinion by Atty Gen.
Bird, the board Of education did not
file an answer TO Hooks request for
reinstatement, and the complainant's
demand was granted. After the case
was brought by the board, il passed
resolutions dep1ving fraternity mem-
bers OF all privileges ana honors IN
athletics, debates and other school
contests
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