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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

The socialist Is not always soOiable.
Nor is there any reason why he should h..
He brings into Whatsoever company he
frequents his little nailtul Of theories
and dumps them out on the carpet He
plays the eternal farce Of equality for all,
Justice for none. The mob. not the indi-
vidual. 10 his shibboleth; yet he is first
to resent any 40 on his shoulder in tho
way q personal criticism. Me has been
IN existence since the coral atoll was con-
structed by that busy gregArOus creature,
and IN the final cosmic HAreup hs will
vanish in company with his kind
He h. nothing II not collective His
hooks written IN our tongue are trans
lated into every European language but
English II his communal dreams could
come true h. would charge his nsighbor
with cheating above his position, for
being a refornsr. the hre q envy burns
brightly in his belly a FIRE akin TO that oi
Ram Dass. In the thick twilight Of HE
reason he vaguely wandeTs, reading every
new work until his confusion IL thriOs
confounded But from Ignorance 20 AFRO.
gance with him - but a step A. the
groaninR table 81 life h. turns away, pre-
ferring 20 chew the dry cud d self-sAtis-
faction. lie would commit Barmscids
rather than give up his notion Of the
-unearned increment. and he calls
Shaw and Wells traitors because they
mock az their own beliefs The varieties
II lady socialists are too numerous "a
study II may bs said Of them. however,
without fear o. being polite. that females
rush in where fools fear 20 tread. But
then the woman who hesitates usually
gets married
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

FTHII Y = 2 WFFUH-
ShoTyhand 10 apt N be looked upon as an essen
Tally modern art The predecessors Of Ef.nan
-RyToFn In she eighteenth century. Maaon IN ne
ssventeenth-are dim and distant figures beyond
which u seems ussisas 90 venture Cicero die.
latsd his oTadons 20 he freeiuan. 7. Tunua Tiro.
aHd wha inoousoiaoie when temporarily deprived
~ his services. Ne complained IN . letter 70 /,
iriend mat wsiie Trio takss down whole phr,sr.
In q few signs. spintharus MS provisional sun
sdtutsl only writes IN syilables- Wsnsed NOT
houever. suppose that TIE -n0tB rlrOnianv
we're artuaily invented by ne freedman IN CUES
uon. A. n. 0uehln points out ths Romano
created very few Of the arts u peaee, eontsnuuQ
ihcussives ~ ruie ~ copying from the Greeks
" Gusuin. however. Indicates the banks Of ths
Nile % me eradis of tbsart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06
me CrIiIe Who a.ns.Ina.

He has a soul like Persian rug Many
colorpd are his ways and speech lie de-
lights in the ALTERATION Of colors and
employs II when he dips pen into ink &.
He Ia fond of confusing the technical
terms II the fine arts, writing that STUFF
ing the ballot box IL no greater crime
than constipatsd harnOnics But what
he doesn't know IL that such expressions
az ganut Of colOns, scale. harmonies. tOnAl
values and such belong 20 the art Of paint
ing. not 70 music alone He Ia fonder Of
gossip and anscdote than Of history He
relates with commendable glee the story
told by De LenE Gnvincibls chattsreri)
about a visit paid 20 George Sand Is
Nine Dudsvant at homer asked De
LEM Of the concierge No. m'sieu
what IL madame properly calledP' puF-
sued the investigator Of the morals Of
artists -Ah. m sieui She had many names
De LEM leaves. infinite satisfaction swell
ing his little soul. But what's the use.
you cant carve rotten wood. Or hS will
quote for you. with the gimlst sys Of the
specialist boring into your own. the story
Of the Englishman who whispered 10
Anthony TrollOpe lin 1897 please don't
forgstD II he would be 90 kind Ot Wps AZ
the UffiKi. FlOrsnos) 70 show him the way
20 the Medical Venusl Thie IL marvellous
humOr and worth a ton Of critical com
msnt (which. by Apollo. II boz. But a.
Baudelaire puts Il: Nations. like families.
produce great men against their win. . and
the critic 10 'produocd.' not made. In
the realm Of tho blind the cocksysd ID
king. The critic Il said 10 be the most
necessary nuisance In this tlD plated
world Of ours. But all human beings are
critics, aren't they7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06
TAs MuslnGl % Arrays Al.

Men amt 20 diHerent from ne atssrs
ua puncHefa has % chRpeFon.
They're flll Of most dumfndllsh fears
Ana allua hate 70 herd alone.
They'll act 90 hioa 80 apuis sass
When May have ~ ttey want 10 eat
Bat WHEN ne hunch u short Of grass
Fer BTn'nneaa ira hard 70 beat
Some days thayT meva al6az ths traits
Nlfan4 ~ anN gu1W1r IaGR.
And ag'in tnHTu Rll aNElT tal'a
And slanpeas - eAs ZEE, duER hogn.
some i4rEp mn oellmu1. n5uaa pFlieFFef.
tna Nrlt c1Ila nlG1 ln C1dG bw iin9I
. - W9f4 gasl Wn4i hq'l tnaasI b 1Ting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

II for the dog the world In a smell. for
the eagle a picture. for tho politician a
Nibslung hoard. then for the payohiatFist
n Ia q huge. throbbing nerve. He dis
likes the anti-vivissetionigts. natumlly.
but enjoys the moral viviasctioa d his
fellow creatures ZEE q mad World Tor
him. my masters; and q your sara tapsT
a. the top. bsWarsI you have tho morals
Of q iaun; o. e your eFnlG b. long. you ags
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

But for tho prompt and energetic
measures adopted by an actor and a
fireman on Saturtay afternoon the sense
less panic started in the Grand Opera
House by the hysterical cry n Fight"
would have resulted IN a large number
Of deaths and injuries As usual there
seems to 10 no wsy In which tho author
II the mischief can no found although
Ito victims are easily identified One of
the highly Disappointing features NJ such
incidents II the fact that tho responsible
persons almos; invariably escape without
IN. punishment their conduct should bring
down on them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06


AFTER all thi-. why the proripitate action
o. Tins week. unlr.r @ O.. intended Tor political
effect The Republican party has been
torn With unrest uu account OF the failure
Of tarir revision lat ear and 40 assurance
that the ttrIT b, aH night or that IL will no
made al, right has -cr, ci A. soothing balm.
The Iu-uryCHt,- have taken radical ground
on the railroad question and uorely mgt.-
lated the Administration measure They
have been strong enough in Alliance With
Democrats % Nre-t the provisions II TIE
railroad hill into such shape that they may
helm pat IL through II the President will n
something 10 please them Western ship.
per. have made protests against tho 0.
creased railroad rates which threaten fur-
Their alienation from the Administrator
unless q makes some piacHtOry oferug
lt looks ~ though the attack upon the a,-
legged combinations was intended for that
purpose and 70 may he thought that ~ pIl
serve for the present whatever the ultimate
result may he But what pleazes one fac
ton may di-please another. and the breach
may be- made " ideT instead N being closed
up such methods are not statesmansh,p.
and a. politics they are not far sighted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

RearEsisAds WAo fdsOr ~ gnh manuSerpiI for
psnnsaioa utsh 10 h0ss tdsd anicsS 'riurHsdiAsv
nus1sR slSeasss ssadsaanps foreaaspuTDoss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

o. lssstng she city for the summer you may
haBe TIM SurSenS 70 yoa By mail az the regular
aae4aription rates, addresses bCing changed -
G11m - desired. Orders may b. sent through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

London ofnce Etnngham House Arundel street.
strand The daily and sunday SITS Arr on sale N
London az the American and Colonial Etchangr.
Carton street, Regent street and paN's steamship
Agency, Il Green street. ChAHng Cross Road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

Paris once. 40 Rue Louis " Grand The daily and
sunday editions are sale az kiosduc 70. near The
0gaad Hotel. KOsaue u. Boulevard DIES capucluos.
Gamer Place De lOperA, and KiOsque ~ Boulevard
A. Italian. corner hue Louis Do GTAnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

Published By me sun Printing aud Publishing
Association az 10 Nassau street ID Doe thorough
o. Manhattan NeN l0rk President % tho ASA
riauon. EdWArd 2 Mitshrll, i'u Nas,au street,
treasure Of The Association NJ lAHah, H'
Nassau stree, secretary Of the Association, D ".
Qulnn 10 Nassau street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06
MONDAY. JUNE q. 1870.
sun.sripllsa. ,, Man. Pa,lpald.

NoehNe 70 NuifAAW NVNNNl"7 AaNNN
An cheeks, money oricrs a, to nr made pas
able 10 rWF sIN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
WHAT One CHICKASHA
BOOSTER SAYS

The chickasha Extension and I'M
provement company ls now collecting
on the notes which were given as bo-
nus for the street railway. The mem
bers Of this company shouIdered a
heavy obligation and those who signed
notes should pay them promptly Here
is what one good booster, w A. Hop.
kins, wrote the company inclosing a
check for sl25 IN payment OF his note:
y beg 10 say that 1t affords me d
great deal of pleasure to contribute my
mite to this, the greatest Of all great
enterprises ever promoted for the benz
efif OF the citizens Of Chickasha or for
the advancement Of ChickaSaa IS a
city. | trust that my fellow citizens
who have obligated themselves for
stipulated amounts will take the same
view OF the situation that have taken,
namely. that though money matters are
little stringent at present there are
brighter prospects ahead and will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
LOOKING FOR
HIS SON
Clothes Found May Give
CIeW to the
Crime

Thinking that the unknown man
found drowned in the Washita here
might be his son, John Fagan Of Fort
Worth was here to investigate.
Mr.. Pagan examined the clothing
found in the bushes along the river by
Tom Arculeer but decided that they
didn't belong to his son. The clothing
consisted Of a pair Of shoes, a cheap
hat shirt and trousers, the pockets
containing 2 knife, comb and pack
age Of cigarette papers. On the pack
age was a blurred name which looked
like "Chas. Clay, Jamesport, Mo" The
sheri- ;as written to Jamesport to get
information.
Mr.. Pagan, who says his son has
been missing for some time. was thor
oughly convinced that the clothing
found had never bsen worn by his
boy as the size was too small.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
FARMERS PICNIC
TO Be HELD SATURDAY

The date selected for the farmers
picnic at Waterfall park on the Wash
ita is Saturday, July %, and prepara-
tions are in progress for a great day.
At meeting Of the executive com
miteee Of the Grady County Farmers
Institute, consisting Of W. e. smith, f.
+. Burgett, Geo. w. Caldwell and M.
r. Ikard, the program for the day was
outlined and committees We're named
to carry out all arrangements for the
day.
It Is proposed to make the picnic
an educational affair as well as a pleas
ure occasion for the farmers, and to
this end some Of the most distinguish.
ed agricultural authorities in the state
viii be present and deliver addresses
on topics Of Importance to tillers Of the
soil. President J. II. Connell OF the
state A. & NJ. college has already ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver an adj
dress and among the other speakers
will be G. 7. Bryan, state inspector.
J. q Elliott, vice president Of the state
board Of agriculture, T. NJ Jeffords,
superintendent OF farmers institutes,
and F. r. Ferguson, special agent Of
the Y. s. department OF agriculture.
The farmers Of Grady county are
invited to come with well filled baskets
prepared to spend the day at the beau
tiful park on the river.
Amusements a-plenty VIII be provid-
ed an dthere viii not be a dull mo-
ment during the day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19

through sense of loyalty to their
promises and through justice to the
company that has brought to Chicka-
sha the greatest Improvement ever Of
fered for public approval, contribute as
freely as | have the amounts prom
ised- You have made good, You have
delivered the goods and you are now
due the support you depended upon.
II have contributed my small por-
ton to almost every public enterprise
promoted in this city, but desire 10
say again that consider this $125 70
be the best placed money have ever
spent. Also / wish to express my ap-
probation to Mr.. Ben Johnson for the
manner in which he has pushed the
base ball and amusement park now I'M
der construction. He has fcreseen the
need Of such a resort and is supplying
a long felt want. He deserves the
combined support Of the entire city Of
Chickasha."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
CRIME WAS
MOST BRUTAL

Special by United Press
London July l9.-Mor details Of
the methods used By DR.. Crippen in
numbering his wife are coming 10 light.
Detectives declare that The crime was
one OF the most brutal in English Grim
inal history. A force OF men with cab
bing hooks are dragging the Regen.
canal IN the hope OF finding the feet
and hands Of the woman. Some be-
lleve that crippen dissolved The bones
in sulphuric acid. In hole in the eel
lar they found chunks OF flesh, pair
Of pajamas and a handkerchief The
flesh was pared from the bones which
were corroded with chemicals bu were
identified as human.
A man resembling crippen was az.
rested this morning at Canterbury but
1t was not he.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
CRUCE FORCE
ORGANIZE
CLUB

Electing Mayor Edwards president
and w. A. Hopkins secretary and en-
thusing over their candidate, followers
Of Lee Cruce met last night at the City
hall and organized club to support
the candidacy Of the Ardmore man.
Speeches were made by F. e. Riddle,
Attorney Oscar Simpson, Rev. N. L.
Butler and others The speech OF the
latter was regarded as significant by
the Cruce men, in view Of the stand
which the Anti-Saloon league has
taken against the Ardmore man. All
of the speakers were. very sanguine
in their predictions OF victory for Cruce
on August 2.
The secretary reported that the club
started cut with over l50 members.
A Jones Club, Too.
A few supporters OF G. G. Jones, a
republican candidate for governor, met
to organize club No officers were
elected. B. 3. Bridges and Olin Bra
shear are securing signatures TO the
club rolls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
JUDGE And CLERK
WILL Be APPOINTED

That judge and a clerk Of the SUI
perior court Of Grady county win be
appointed and not elected was the re-
port brought from Oklahoma city BY
the committee OF lawyers that was sent
% interview the governor.
Alger Melton, John Mccalla and G.
NJ. Fechheimer composed the commit
tee.
When Mr. Melton was interviewed as
to the result Of the conference with
Gov Haskell he said: THE governor
said he had moi been Officially advised
as to the population OF Grady county,
although he understood that it was suf-
ficieht to give the county superior
court When he was so advised, he
said he would doubtless make the ap.
polntment IN a shortptirne. AS TO plac.
ing names Of candidates for Judge and
clerk on the primary ballot he said he
had nothing to do with that as 1t con
cerned only the state election board"
The committee also called on Seere-
tary Linn Of the state election board
and was informed that since the offices
Of Judge and clerk Of the superior court
did not exist when the time for candi.
dates to fiie expired it was impossible
70 place names Of candidates for these
Offices on the ballot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
STACEY VS..
WILLIAMS
TONIGHT


This evening at the court house VIM.
staceq and Judge N N. Williams, rival
democratic candidates for county
judge, will meet in joint debate and a
lively time Is expected
According to agreement, Mr. Stacey
win open the discussion, being allowed
AS minutes, and The Judge will have an
hour for his reply Mr.. Stacey is given
fifteen minutes more for rejoinder
The candidates We're billed to debate
az Friend school house last night but
Mr. Stacey was called home on ac-
count Of illness in his family and the
discussion WAS called on.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
BARBECUE AND
BASEBALL
GAME
Feature Of Celebration
Ladies will Have
Charge

A baseball game barbecue and band
concers will constitute the program OF
the street railway celebration at the
new University park on July ~, and
the United Charities will have entire
charge Of it.
A meeting or the joint committee
composed Of representatives Of the
Chamber Of Comfuerce, Retailers as
sociation, Real Estate Exchange.
Trades Council and Usited Charities.
was held yesterday afternoon and the
arrangement mentioned above was
agreed upon.
In view Of the short time for adj
vertising, which would make It difII.
cult to get large crowd from the
country and the further fact that the
street railway company IS not yet pre-
pared to handle the people that would
be expected II was decided to be best
not to attempt the kind OF celebra-
tion which was at first proposed.
However. the United Charities pro-
pose to make it great day for Chieka-
hsa people. They win have a base
ball game in the afternoon, after which
a barbecue will be served and the band
will furnish music all evening. Re.
freshments win be sold and the occas
sion is sure to draw large cro@d.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
TEDDY REF USES TO
o. X. ANY CANDIDATE

Special by United Press.
New York, July 19.-'T never recon-
mended any man for Office. / do not
intenG 70 SO so this year. hope, how
ever, that there will be progressive
platforms adopted by the various re-
publican conventions this fall"
Roosevelt thus outlined his position
as TO the political world at the Office
Of the Outlook today. He had just
closed a conference with Judge Kin
kaide, candidate for the republican
nomination for governor Of Ohio. kin
kaide received the Taft o. X. and
hoped TO get Roosevelt's.
Kincaide and Roosevelt refused to
make the results Of the conference
public. Roosevelt discussed New York
politics with various leaders.
n L1lv1mEVL rON nn i 4
No woman who bears children need
Of waiting, nor at the time Of baby
Friend is used as massage fer the mus
Of the body. Mothers 5 Frisnd is a pen
mont which strengthens the hgamen
muscles on which the strain is greatest
ing the cucts open, and relieves nause
ITS regular use win prepare every port
mother and child and greatly reduce
comes. Mothers Friend Is sold At druI
contains valuable information Tor exp
The BRA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
BUILD THROUGH
GRADY COUNTY

Guthrie, Okla, July ts-The Red
River Hallway company Of Oklahoma
Cisy yesterday filed amended articles
Of incorporation with the secretary OF
state, changing its name to the Red
River and Gulf company. 1t proposes
to build from Oklahoma City south
to the Red river, at or near the town
Of Grady, in Love county, 15O miles,
and from Oklahoma City southwest
through Oklahoma. Canadian, Grady,
caddo, Kiowa. comanche, TilIman.
Greer and Jackson counties to a point
on Red river. at or near Lincoln Ia
Jackson county, i2J miles. The capi.
tai is s5,o0O,OoO and the estip~sad cost
Of construcfioE is $7,OOo,OOO. rhe al.
rectors are Joseph o. Moore, George
F. Robertson, F. ]. Hawk and S. @.
Hawk Of Oklahoma City and J. w.
Hooker OF Purcell.
The companies originally incorpor.
ated on November 4, 1907.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
TuTTLE TOWNSHIP CASE
IN COURT AGAIN.

E. Dowden is plaintiff and about fifty
owners in Tuttle are defend
Ants in a suit filed in the district court
soday by Attorneys Bond & Melton.
THE suit is to quiet title and secure
possession and is in the form Of an
amended petition in the original Tut
lie townsite case. This case went 20
the supreme court where the plaintiff
won except as 10 the defendants named
lin the amendment petition, It being
held that proper notice had NOT been
served as to these parties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
GRAND TRUNK
TIED UP
Special By United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Toronto, Ont, July Io.-Freight and
passenger trailic on the Grand Trunk
line Is stili al a standstiIl today fol
lowing last nights strike Of $500
irainmen. Union officials say the rail
road viii soon be compelletto give in.
Railroad officials say they have ex-
perlenced nonnnipn labor en- route
here 20 work
The men demand the wage scale Of
eastern roads IN the tinted States
They have a million dollar defense
fund.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19

The JEWS

Special by United Press.
New York, July i9-Priyate adyices
received here today from Keiff, Russia,
tell Of the continued expulsion Of Jews.
Nearly five hundred have been driven
from the city during the last ten days.
Fifteen hundred others have been
warned to move. Six thousand have
been driven out by royal decree and
conditions are desperate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
NO CAPITAL
DECISION

Special to the Express.
Guthrie. Okla, July 1s.-contrary to
expectations the supreme court did not
hand down a decision in the capital
case today. 1t is believed that the de-
cision will not be rendered for several
days and possibly not for week or
more.
Justice Dunn went to Eamond this
morning to deliver an address. 1t is
understood that the full court win be
present when the decision is rendered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
BRIDGES MEMBER
or ELECTION BOARD.

y. p. Bridges succeeds r. N. Payne,
resigned, as republican member OF the
Grady county election hoard, Judge
Payne resigned when he filed his petit
ton as candidate for county judge. Sir
BRIDGES today received his commis-
sion from Secretary WIN Linn or the
state board.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
MURDOCH
TO REPLY


Special BY United Press.
Emporia. Kan, July Congress
man Victor Murdock this afternoon will
reply to Cannon's speech here yester-
day. Regarding the rubber schedule
in the tariff law Cannon said Bristow
didn't tell all about II.
Cannon left Topeka This morning for
Harrington where he speaks this aft.
ernoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
Special ~ United Press.

F7F0F7I9TI W NIFITTW 2 IE70s
Bnflalo. y. Y, July ia strike Of
$3.50 traInmen on the Grand Trunk
system of Canada has tied np Canadian
connections here The last train left
at . o'clock last night No trouble has
yet occurred
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
TAFT ON a CRUISE.

Special by United Press.
East Port, Maine. July 49,. Presi
dent TAFT arrived here today on thj
yacht MayloweN on a cruise up thA
coast. He was given an ovation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
HARMON COUNTY HAS
PoPUlATIoN or 1t,a2s.

Special by United Press.
Washington, July i9-The census
bureau has announced the population
Of The following counties: Harmon,
OKLA, li.szs bee. Texas, f2,ioo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19

A. p. Humbarger, who is connected
with the state auditors Office. was in
the city today looking up inheritance
tax matters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19
TORNADO
KILLS TWO
s**++4@%4##44#4 Lei

= .
= Special by United Press. =
4. Fort Worth, Tex, July l9..sA. =
= J. Poarch and son were killed and .
= a hundred houses were wrecked =
= last night BY cyclone striking .
+ Italy, Texas, near here. =
= Fire following the storm de- :
+ stroyed six houses. Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-19

n Hampton Of Bradley was a bul
ness Visitor in the city YESTERDAY