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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09

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entidieoen. Der Introg, oen5ufolge
glei6es @ablre6t @eltrtng babeu
iollte, mar porber obeelebnt iporoen.
Sn 9fedlineelr Sonnoper, lit
Die groBe groolfabrif nieberoe=
brannt Der S6aben erreibt eine
beoeutenoe Sobe. 9ie 9lnitrengu1-
gen Ser 6euerlpebr muBten oorouf
geri6tet bleiben, angrenoenoe 8olt=
lidfeiten 5u retten Die Jabrif lelblt
NOR III fiir5eiter 3eit Elm ein5iges
groBes Slamnenmeer.
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2oriie" uno Serbia" iino nod Dem
iiibliden Seil oes Oeittelmeers beor=
bert iporoen Inn oie omertfanil1e
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ben. 9ie beioell &reuaer boben Iid,
na6 8eenoigltng ibter 9iilfsoftipn
IN Stolien, III aorfu nett ausge-
riiltet.
= slus Boris miro genelbet, bob
ieet oltd Der iiingere GoqueliE
Goqllelin Gabet, lpie er genonnt tpltr-
De, geltorben lit. 9lu1 Goquelin
Gooet NOR eill tu1tiger S6ouipies
Ter, menn or6 nidt 10 beoel1te1lo
mie iein -alterer 8ruoer. @rom
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gnoe berbeieefiibrt baben. Sim lel=
ben Gage itorb Der 0ibter Gatltle
s(brabmn Menoes. sSn Dem gilen-
babntunnel nabe ct. @ermain fiel
er bon einem 8obn5uee uno pllroe
BON ben &aoern 5ermalmt.
9lus Der hineiiiden Saupt=
itaot miro genneloet, oie <iien 5at-
ten ilt Der Stoot Sarbin cine pon=
itanoige 8ermaltung eingeri9tet. Sic
fo1eftierten Steuern, fiibrten Holi-
5ei1noBregeln aus uto febrten ii1
in feiner @eile an Die dineiiihesl
9eboroen. Gieie offenbore ger-
lebung Der beitebenben 8ertrdge 6c-
be grobe Mufregune berporgerufe.l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
9as @ebeimnif Der 9analebiafeit.

Yin tran5olnber 8elebrter bat eil
@ebeinlniB Der 2anglebigfeit entbedt
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bon @merifanern beipieIen, naB
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gs lit cine @ottesgabe fir i1tpade,
franfe unb binfaaige HerIonen. yNie-
renleioen ma6ten 1nein 2eben fiir
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80. Sherman bon @uibing, .Me.,
uaber electric 8itters furierte MIDI
poaItanoig.~ gaur so gts. 3u babell
BEL alien 0rigailten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
grief-aiitc.

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Wers. g. g. Sanie, emma 9aIler. Ste-
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M. 8a9ner, 9arriet 8asner, 8eut
&nr5badl ~, Soa @ilfe.
@mert $. 81. Gteinbarbt, Mae 8eber.
Station 9l: Scr. Sura1fef, 9. II
2ampmann, G6as. Strieber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
9as samserfeit.

@ie man aus COLLECTION melopt
miro oas Saugerfelt oes oeutld)
teraniidlen Saneerbunbes lpdbrenf
Der 3eit bonn 26. bis gum %. 4pril
bort abgebalten lueroen uno es itebi
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cine fleine 8olfermanoerung Ses
teranii6en 9eutiftuns nod Der
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Inn 10 nlebr, 90 fur5 norber aie
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IN Sisung iein miro. Da merocu
uiele gleid Die @elegenbeit 81 einem
allsgeoebnteren s(ufentbalt i'll oer
@olHtaot benuben.
9as Trogramm miro iebr 0ri
iperben, lit aber in ieitten @in5elbei'
ten nod nidt feitaeitelIt Oeit eillenl
SrcbeIter itebt mon i'll llnterbono,
lung. @ir meroen ip1ter @enoue.
res bringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09

Die beriibnlte Sbollipieleril1
8lan6e @alib lit in Sort Srnith,
slrfunias, i6mer erfrolft. Wan
idaffte fie mittellt Grtra5uges nod
aotlias Gitp, mo lie I'M ltniperiito
6oipital untergebrobt nuroe.
sSn Souiton, @iiiiiliippi, bat
man einen a6t5ebniabrigen 9eeoer-
iilngen ullter ser 9lnfloee perboftet,
ben 8reoiaer Sliolon, oeiien SOD
bereits berihtet muroe, aus oent
@itlterbalt eridoiien 5u babet. 2ie
geanlten fonnten ibren @efangeuen
mir NIT Miibe Dor oer @ut oes
8olfes lhiiBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
EuedTIber,

eiiles Der t6tlichiten @ifte. bilbett ZEN
9aliptbeitanoteiI Der pielen Aunfialhez
reien, lpeldle bon Der 9eipifenlolen 9a6s
sier alb peiiinittel fir Die eefdbrli6ell
Verbniinnasleiben angeprieien tperbeH
3iitet gud babor, auf bieie 8eiie Gen
SeufeI nit 8eel3ebub alstreiben Al,
tuollen. SIR tpiirbet guren leibenber, mil
orgatlii6en @iften ibon angefilIten
blirhieuhten &orper illIr nod mebr bers
gifteu, i'm nod i6nelIer totem 0as ei,l-
8iee slluerIdlii9e 9eilmittel BEL oller
arantbeiten bes Magens, Der 2eber mn
Der Nieren fino Die ct. 8ernoro &rdll-
terpiIlen, fueld]e fir 25 Gents in a(ler
apotbefen an baben finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
@aibimatpn anfsegeben

bon 0rei 0oftoren, tpur6e 5 8o1e:l
lang i'm @ett gebalten. 9lutberaif.
tlna ourh einen SpinnenbiB berur.
iahte groBe, tiefe @unoen an Ieine.t
8einen. Die 0oftoren rib.etell
nihts ans, benn n8udlens sirlt'ca
SaIbe" furierte mid poaltanois
idreibt ssobn 8oibington aug gos.
quebiae, Geras. Sir gcSena, 9eulen,
8ran6munoen unb SGn1orrboioen lit
es bas bette. 25 Gts. bel allen Drug
di5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
9. u. & ". g. gabn.
g.. S. & 9. q. (oolpt-ainie)

Infllnft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1886 born
yeo. 7-8om Often. 800 nqdlm
@o. 10-@l Faio II. @eiten 7:30 noc1n
&bfabrt-
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No. S-Nab Dem Giten. 40 BORN
gietpria 2ioiiion, g, s. & g. gl.
@nfitnft-
3oo. ao2-GuerO, gietorio 7:8o naAm
gbfabrt-
SO. 3o1-Guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
90. s. & 8. ga6n.
Sonr 6pffet,.

SO lit BITE @elt, 10 tuie ntau iorid,t.
8eipnbers itarf i,n Spffen,
9o9 TT BON bieiem leiber midJt
Ant] Alles eingetrpffen.
Der Menid5 bpfft BON ber g8ieae an,
9SDl bis 5i feinent 0rabe,
Die Spffnang ntntntt iid Seberntaun,
Sn ietnem SrDit Mnb Gtabe.
llno tnenn aud nianfcs GrSengliif
Gar flaglidj gtng in griimmer,
Die Spffnnng lakt nift ieb'n suriif,
Sic tretbt uns pprtuGrtS iittttter.
Der &nabs bant iid) In bic 2mft
gtel Shl1iier, ,uenn altd) itttuter
gSie Nebel9amdj nerihmin6en lie,
Gr freut fid bpf) am Sdintmer.
g8ie Wfander bpfft anf @elb nnb Gut
llno uenn ct eS ertuDrben,
Sft ldngft 6er frpbe 2ebemsmat
in fetner grnit erfturben.
@ie Wanher tranmt BON 9eIbeutun,,
ltno tteht mad tuentsf Sa6ren,
SaR ielbft bic Gbre itnb bet 0fubm
ganr Seifenblaien ,uaren.
Selbft Srennbibaft, aiebe bleibt midt
treu,
0Ste oft man aitdJ betrpgen,
Rad leber Samidmng tit anf's gten
Die Spffnmns einsesogem.
unb 6rpbt nns beute audj nit 3iuaus
Die @aiTermndcr ganbe,
Sic tnadJt nns lanse nod nidjt bang,
gfpd Derridbt iie nidjt i'm 9anhe.
Sic tuirb mns nnier 2pne Star8iei
Sp balb mod nidJt ent5ieben;
Den 2abetranf, ben braud1en mir
NIs 9rDft nadb NDt nnb Wtit ben.
So last nns benn nit gntem Nut
Gun In bic 8ufunft bliden,
Sas 2pne Star 8ier, 10 flar mno
gut,
gBirb iueiter uns besliideu.
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ct. e,ames Gafc.

3ieies oollItGnoig neu eingeri6tetc
9feitoront lit cine ourdaus poSn-
lare SSnititlltion, Oie pegen Ser bill
Iigen 8reiie Seoem 3uodnaIid lit.
Heeuldre MabI5eiten peroen 8u %
Gents geliefert, elm ausge3ei6neter
9uiineB Mens 2un6 foitet nur IS
Gents. g(Ges gut imo bor3iiglid) 3il-
bereitet. 8eionoers Oie 9euti9en,
I'M oeren &inoidoft oringen6 Qehe-
ten miro, weroen 9laes idmof6oft
finoen.
8. Masenbie, @igentiirner.
Inter Dem ct. Sanes $oteI. Souiton
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09

@ouperneur Garoenas rol
eoabiila bot in einem offentlihel
griefe erflart, oaB er ni6t pieoel
ols &anoioat fir iein slmt auftreter
meroe.
SSm Soipital gu @onterei
ltarb S. 9fooud, ein 9lneeitellter Ser
oortigen Stabliperfe. 8or einigel
Sogen batte er iid elmer Operation
unter5ieben ntiiiien.
slus Ser Sallptltaot @terifc
miro gemeloet, oaB Der 8ulfon So
lima in poler 9otigfeit iei. Ofit
Dem eriten slusbru6 mar ein @robe,
ben, oas ln9efabr 35 Sef1lnoen an,
oalterte, berbunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
HaNiealbeilnne
Nerbenl6lpa6e

@tpaGe, nerbofe 8erfouen. eeplaet bon Soff.
nnngsIoIigfett unb fdIe9ten 1raumen. erfAop,
tenoen glusilitfien Rruts, 0Ritden. unb aoni.
f@mer8en. Saorausfau, slbnabme bes Gsb5rs
ulno eetttS, @aiarrb. Wlueen6riiden, stubber.
ltnpfng, Qiiibigfeit. grrotent 3ittern SersfIop.
fen, 8rufthefIemmune, gleneftIf9fett unb 1rnb.
finn : erfobren aus bem pSusenbfrennb". mia
etnfafl, fdjncli unb btfltB allie nnnatiirifs
den Verlnfte mnb auSere Gplsen jugenA.
ltf,cr Yerirrnnscn srisnbIttb ssleiIt unS
bplle Ueiunbbett mnb Brobiinn rieber.
trlaust tuerben fSnnen. Wans ueues
Setluerfabren. Seher fein stener arst.-
Etefes euberorbs1tTi1 intsreffante nnb Isbr.
reidte eu6 (0suti1s aufIaee ie0e). fpeides
bon Jung unb alt, Wann nrb Srau. eeIefsn
merosr foIlte. fnnr sesen Ginfenbnne bon sS
bon Der
Priuatzalinii, 181-6. abeuue
1as,n Nnrk. ~. %.
Nan ertpdbue Die Sreie Hreiie f 9egas.
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Wmr thr 1ramen,
DR.. LAMAREAU

DR.. LAMAREAUS
0seemliermmes'Kapieln
iuirfen ooppelfrdftig BEL allen llnreeels
mdBiofeiten. 9reiS per Sfboebtef $500.
9pitauftraae limb su ribteu an
ipolhstsr John Sremer, 428, 7. I've. New York City
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09

IS gibt au6 10 bei9eioene eo.
tllren. Die iih idon freueil, menn iic
Die Sogo noh Dem @liide ols 3rei-
.ber mitniahen fonnenl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
ARREST SAFE
BLOWERS

Chandler. Okla. April 2S.-Three
safe blowers were captured two miles
south OF Sparks today by a deputy
sheriff OF Lincoln county and a citizen
OF Sparks. They have been on the
trail OF these men since Wednesday
night and surprised them In a dense
~ timbered section OF the county.
Last Wednesday night the safes Of
the Fort Smith q Western railroad at
Prague and Paden we're broken open.
At the former place few dollars in
cash was secured and at the latter the
robbers could find no cash but carried
away about 5000 worth OF cutlery.
The three men we're brought to this
city and placed In the county Jail They
gave their names as Joel Smith. Ed
Harris and Jesse Moore. The lat
ter Is a negro and is reported to have
confessed to the robbery. TIE two
white men would make no statement
further than to deny any connection
with the robbery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24

The first annual meeting of the Fifth
district of the Oklahoma Federated
Clubs viii be held in Chickasha Thurs
day and Friday, May and Z.
There are four federated clubs in
ohlalEasha. the New Century, sorosis,
Chautauqua and Sans Souci study
clubs, and committees from these have
been busy the past three weeks max
ing arrangements for entertaining the
delegates and other visitors.
All OF the meetings will probably be
held in the Methodist church. aud the
first regular session will commence
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
the evening a reception win be held
for the visitors from s until 9 in the
church parlors. This will be followed
by a reading by Miss Watson of the
Polytechnic College OF Fort Worth.
Texas. She WIN give "The Tanning of
the shrew. On Friday business meet
ings will be held in both the morn
ing and the afternoon, and in the
evening a literary and musical enter
tainment in which the talent will be
drawn from the district members, viii
be rendered.
The Fifth district has thirty-four
clubs. and is the largest district in
the state. The officers. numbering
ten. two delegates from each club and
a number Of visitors are expected. and
the clubs are planning to entertain
about a hundred guests.
The Christian and Methodist ladies
have arranged to serve dinners and
suppers in their respective churches
during the meeting, for the conven-
fence Of the delegates A number OF
additions have been made to the vari
GUS entertainment committees which
are now, as follows:
Executive board-Mrs. Ed F. Johns,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
RUSSELL STARTS FIGHT
ON new INSTITUTIONS
InvOkeS the Referendum to Repeal Laws Locating
State Schools Industrial School In
CIuded In List

Guthrie, Okla. April 24.--Yesterday
afternoon ballot titles were re-
quested from the secretary Of state
by Senator Campbell Russell for the
proposed election for the repeal Of the
public building bills
They with 60 on the ballot as lnitia-
tive propositions No. and 10 and
refe endum propositions No. II, ~ and
1s The five bills attached are those
locating the east side preparatory
school at Claremore. normal school at
Ada. boys Industrial school between
wynnewood and Pauls Valley, girls
industrial school at Chickasha. and the
school for feeble minded at Enid. Two
OF them went through with the emer-
gency clause attached, and the two
initiated measures are for the repeal
OF those laws.
The schools for the deaf and blind
are also among those which Russell
thinks should be located at the New
Jerusalem but the blind school. now
at Fort Gibson has not been perma-
nently located. and while the deaf
school has been located at Sulphur
no appropriation was made for build
ings.
Senator Russell expects that a spe-
cial election will be called some time
this fall to dispose OF the various initi
atiye and referendum propositions
which will be ready for a vote by that
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
Black Jail Bird Flew
the Coop Last Night

Jay Coleman was his name, but he
wasn't jay bird for he was black
He was locked up in the cage at the
city Jail last night. charged with steal
ing a suit case, and when an officer
went after him to take him to court
this morning. the cage was open and
the bird was gone. Who opened the
door could not be ascertained. The
officers say that probably a dozen men
have escaped from the city jail during
the winter.
Eli Rogers. also black, was fined
s11 l5r stealing a pair of trousers out
of another negros grip. Elijah Black,
of the same complexion, paid $11 for
disturbing the peace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
REPUBLICANS SEEK TO
DEFEAT ELECTION Law
Have a Clever Plan to Catch Voters on Election
Day-PetitiOnS Sent to the Editors.
Partisan Move

Guthrie. Okla. April 2i.-To facih-
tate the work OF getting slgners to pc
tltlons asking that the Taylor election
law be referred to a vote OF the peo.
pie. Chairman Joe Norris of the Re
publican state committee suggests that
in every town and city where an cleo
tion is held next Tuesday. that the
precinct committeeman, or others In
terested. have a proper man in each
precinct obtaining such signers. Mr..
Norris believes the work Of obtaining
signatures would thus be made easy
and a great many sIgners could be OBJ
fained in one day.
Il would not be necessary for the cir
culators Of petitions to be close 10 the
polls. but at a sufficient distsuce and
stfl close enough 70 recognize the
voters and solicit signers. With a
man In each precinct an entire city
or town could be canyassed in the one
day
Chairman Norris reports unusual
good work among the newspaper men
OF the state. When the state commit
zee decided "a invoke the referendum
on election. Chairman Norris sent a
blank petition With copy OF the cleo
tiop law and Instructions to every Re
publican newspaper man in the state
or at least TO all those whose news
papers are listed with him. II any
was overlooked Il was because he
did not have the name Of the paper
As a result OF sending the blank
petitions 10 the editors and owners
Of newspapers. Mr.. Norris h now hav
ing them returned TO him daily filed
out in good shape and correct in de
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
WOOD saw
GOES SOME
Peculiar Accident Sends
Pieces Of IrOr Flying
Through the Air

"Scuse me. Mlstah Johnson. dis is
wha ! ducks said one Of the negroes
who were running the big circular
wood saw at Freeman & Dougan's
wood and coal yard on Choctaw avenue
this morning. and the next instant the
machine, which had begun to rear up
on one end, was flying through the
air. inten.. apparently on taking a
trip to the moon.
But It didn't go that far. at least
all OF it didn't. for two pieces fell on
Claycomb & Andersons ware house
300 feet south and several more pieces
went flying north, landing three or four
blocks away in the Frisco addition.
burying themselves in the ground.
Sid Anderson and Mckinney were In
the ware house, when. without warn
!" a piece of an iron wheel. weighing
20 pounds, came crashing through the
roof, making splinters OF the rafters
and in another place, a big piece OF
the saw burst through. They thought
the man in the moon was throwing
boulders at them until they found out
what had actually happened. Fire
Chief Thomas who was nearby, says be
heard crack. and looking up. saw the
pieces of iron sailing around In the
sky.
-Four negro workmen were running
the saw when the accident happened
and It was a miracle that none OF them
was hurt. The saw was driven by a
20-horsepower electric motor and vas
running at a furious speed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
INDICTMENTS
GALORE

Shawnee, Okla. April 2i.--Twenty-
four more indictments we're returned
last night by the special grand jury
investigating bribery charges against
city and county officials. This makes
thlrtyfour returned. seven OF which
are against District Judge W. \. Ma
ben. aud seven against County Attor-
ney Virgil Biggers Four more persons
were included tn the indictments last
night, making eight In ALL but their
names were not given out.
The grand jury further requested
the governor to have the state exam.
lner and inspector send men to Te.
cumseh TO make a thorough examina'
tion OF all county books and records
Attorney General West added his rec
ommendatlon to this and will request
immediate action.
After the jury made IFS report last
night Judge Carruthers thanked the
iurymen for their work and discharged
them. He complimented the attorney
general and the jury FOR the manner
IN which they had carried on the In
vestIgation and adjourned court until
next Monday morning. The bond oI
those who were Indicted was fixed
al $1,000 on each count.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
Club Women WH1
Meet Here

chairman: Mrs. j. T. Aust. vice presi-
dent; Miss Anna Wade o'Neill. secre-
tary; Mrs. Tom Peery and Mrs. Mar
tin Coryell.
Places for meetings and headquar-
tsrs-Mesdames. J. G. Mayes. chair
nan; B. P. Smith. C. L. Stone. T.. L.
Dawson and Ritz and Miss Grace But
Ter.
observation-disclosures, d. Z. Emer-
son. chairman; r. P. Tye. Laws. Du-
gan, German, ID. NJ. Johnson and Frank
Deyore. and Miss Butler.
Refreshments-Me Clay Don.
ovan, chairman; Elmer Terrell. T.
Peery, l.. L. Price, Thweatt, Thrailkill
Coley. VIII Moore and Misses Cor
bett and Clark.
Finance-Mesdames. J. G. Early,
chairman; J. G. Mayes and Harper
Miss Canning, and Messrs. B. b
Bridges, H. B. Johnson. Ed f. Johns
and e. Hamilton
Entertainment-Me T. Peery
chairman; Bridges, H. B. Johnson. T
J. O'Neill, J. R. Harris. Villain Inman
and Miss BulIley.
Program-Mesdames. +. Hamilton
chairman; K Callawoy. Jonas Cook
J. c. Terrell, and Miss Anna Wade
O'Neill.
Hospitality -Mesdames. R. X. Woot
ten, Chairman; Ambrister, Gilkey
Aust, Barefoot, Cavett, Tignor, John
son. Venable, John Brown and Misses
Canning and Edna Powell
Badges-Mesdames, Bryce P. Smith
chairman; Laws, Davenport, ]. D.
Chastain, Milan, zinn and A. S. Gray
and Misses Pearl Watson, McCulloch
Katie Hill and McWilliams.
Conveyances-Mesdames j. G. Good
chairman: Ambrister, Payne, Wootten
Foster and Nichols. and Misses Jennie
Williams and Myrtle Bruun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
WORK Is
STARTED
On Auxiliary Plant Also
Two More Turbines at
the Dam

Preparations for installing a gas
engine auxiliary TO the Chickasha Gas
4 Electric Co.'S plant are now In prog
ress az the gas plant and al the dam
preparatory work is being done with
view Of increasing the capacity.
c. r. Ross. secretary and general
manager OF the company. said this
morning:
There is some talk around that il
Is all a bluff about US putting in a gas
engine auxiliary. In answer TO this
will say Have we ever promised
anything that de didn't furnish? Have
we ever said that We were going TO
do something that we did not do? Our
auxiliary is going in as fast as we can
get Il in and will be running inside Of
one month. Our engine and generator
are now on the road to Chickasha and
are the best that money can buy.
Our customers will be absolutely
taken care Of. no matter how high
or low the washita gets. However,
we do not think We will have 10 start
our gas engine very often. We are
also closing a bargain for two water
wheels and two generators, Of the
same capacity as the one now running
at the dam. The representatives from
all the prominent electrical and water
wheel companies are now on the
ground and a deal of the same will be
closed today"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24

Where your Deposits are absolutely guar
anteed against loss by the Depositors
Guaranty Fund of the State of Oklaho-
ma. We are the only Bank in Chickas-
ha operating under this law We would
appreciate your Bank Account be 1t large
or small
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
DR.. SPINNING WILL SPEAK.

Tomorrow morning at the Methodist
church, DR.. George L. Spinning of New
York will speak on The Indian Prob
lem" For many years DR.. Spinning has
ranked among the most eminent Pres
byterian ministers of America and as
a missionary he made special study
of the Indians. His address will be
one of great interest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24

Mrs. S. J. Goldsmith made a trip 10
Oklahoma City yesterday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
BRIDGES MEN WON'T BET.

Bets offered on Edwards found no
takers among the Bridges men today.
Col George Barefoot is lookins very
sad because he can't get a Republi-
can hat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-24
Firemen'S Carnival
Will Open Next Week

The Parker Carnival Shows. which
will be here all next week under the
auspices of the fire department. will
arrive Monday morning from Oklaho-
ma City. The Parker attractions are
well known in this city Among other
features they include fine animal
show. a musical comedy, "Superba,
"Old Maids Convention Japanese
Russian theater. a minstrel show, a
high diver. the Human Roulette
Wheel" and many other attractions.
tail. "The newspaper men are doing
excellent work in this campaign" he
said Not only are they giving the
columns Of their papers to help fight
the battle, but they are active in cir
culating the petitions for signers, and
as fast as they get the blanks filled
they are returning them to me- I ap-
preciate this good work very much.