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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04
Glover Presents Local Option Memo.
rial.

Glover Presents Local Option Memo.
rial.
Representative Glover OF Grady
county offered8a memorial asking con-
gress to amend the enabling act so as
to permit, as far as the federal gov
ernment is concerned the voting of To-
cal option and high license for towns in
former Indian Territory, The resolu-
tion was supported by petition from
Grady county. It calls attention to
the impracticability OF enforcing liquor
laws where the local sentiment is adj
verse and that cities Of the first class
at least should be given the right to
pass on the question of local option.
1t is proposed TO make such change
conditioned that no sales be made to
Indians, and subject to such other re-
strictions as the state might impose.
The resolution went over for one day
under the rules.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04
CORN YIELD CAN BE DOUBLED.


Columbia, Mo. Feb Sufficient
knowledge exists at the present time
to increase the average yield Of corn
and wheat from so per cent TO 100 per
cent and at the same time increase the
profits from cultivating the soil, if in
telligently applied. This was the state
ment of Dean NJ. Mumford Of the Col
lege Of Agriculture Of the University
OF Missouri yesterday.
This result, however. can be ac-
complished only by well trained men,
be said. 'and It is proved better than
in any other way by the fact that the
best farmers OF Missouri now are pro
curing yields from so per centto 100
per cFrt larger than the average.
"The average farmer is not obtain
ing any profit from his operations
The average yield Of corn In Missouri
is 2S.S bushels an acre. And it has
not been increased one bushel an acre
in the last ten years. The average
yield of wheat is 1874 bushels an acre,
and it has been declining since 1890.
They are not materially less than
yields Of the same grains in other
states in the Union. but are less than
the yield OF wheat on the best managed
lands Of Europe.
"The yield of wheat and corn in Mis-
souri, can be increased in the same
manner that these crops have been in
creased on the state experiment farm.
Experiments on the different types Of
soil found in Missouri show that yields
OF wheat and corn may be increased
and this increase could be obtained al
a greater net profit per acre. Rota-
tion OF crops and the application Of
fertilizers bold the key"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04
SIXTEEN HUNDRED
HOLES AN HOUR

Mrs. AIandanna Miller. who recently
finished working at the watch factory
after completing forty-six years Of
serv. was the oldest woman employe
Of the company, having reached the
age OFFS. During the forty-six years
she has worked in the plate depart
ment Mrs. Miller has. been employed
in drilling holes. The largest sized
drill she has used is .224 eentimeter,
or about 9-1OO OF an inch The small
est hole she has ever dlilled is .045
centimeter, or roughly 2-l00 Of an inch.
The latter is considered remarkable for
a woman Of the age Of Mrs Miller. AL
lowing four holes TO a single plate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04
TRY THE
Rock Island Barber Shop
J. z. Holloway, Prop.
YOU WILL Be PLEASED
rl3 South 3rd St.
NorLcE To rHE PuBLIc.
rl3 South 3rd St.

This ID to inform you that the firm
OF Jones & Nancy real estate deal
ers. have dissolved partnership. ! am
no longer responsible for any contract
that Mr.. Jones may make. or any bus
mess he may transact whatever. am
agent for the Midland Savings & Loan
Company Of Denver. Colo, and all par
ties having loans or stock with this
company are hereby notified to make
all payments 10 me. | am now located
over the Chickasha National Bank.
SGT W. T. MANLEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

Do you know that Group can be pre-
vented Give Chamberlains Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the eroupy cough
appears and 1t will prevent the attack.
1t is also a certain cure for Group and
has never been known to fail Sold
by all dealers. dow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04
3 %@% %% y . y y =
! DISTRICT COURT. =
> = = %%%%+ +%%+ $%$%


Newt. II. Casey VS.. 0. L. Bingham
ct all. ejectment ;attorney R. p. Day-
export
j. S. Ikard vs.. Elliott Anderson Ct a I,
+. e. Riddle, attorney
Ohio Pottery & Glass Company VS..
T W. Elliott; attorney, c. NJ. Fecn-
heimef
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

While ii is often impossible to pre-
vent an accident, it is never impossi-
bic 10 be prepared-it Is not beyond
any ones purse Invest 20 cents in
a bottle OF Chamberlains Liniment and
you are preperad for sprains, bruises
and like injuries. Sold by all dealers.
DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

"A few minutes delay in treating
some cases OF Group. even the length
Of time it takes TO go for doctor often
proves dangerous. The safest way Is
to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house. and at the first indication
OF Group give the child a dose. Pleas
ans 70 take and always cures. Sold By
all dealers. D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

Mrs. Miller could average four hun
dred plates an hour That means that
she could bore 1900 holes OF minute
diamerter every holr,-From the Ken
nebec journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

1926 mems shirts at clean sweep
prices. 80 cents. The Peoples Store.
4-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04
FoR CASH RENT.

Two hundred acres fine bottom land
all within half mile Of chickasha, Okla
Address Postofffco Box 324.
1-13.1mo D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

Wanted-Six Brown Leghorn roost-
ers. Address Box 427, City 4-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-04

Plenty OF old papers for safe at the
Daily Express office. very cheap. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
WITNESSES ABSENT
JURORS ADJOURN
Poll Books, However. Are Pro
duced and Perr.ei by
prnhers.

NDRFOLk VA. oct ! Many
witnesses being absent in Suffolk to-
daS. the grand jury which began to
probe The primary of August ~, ad-
iourned until Thursday afternoon, ex-
anineing nine persons.
Nothing was given out az to what
occurred ut the examination of the
witnesses and may not he until the
nuai report IL MADE to the court
Shortly after the JURY convened
tt1is morning, Chairman Puwhatan >
Sehenek. Of the city committee, was
summoned. and he soon appeared
with the poll books that We're used in
the primary. Then the witnesses were
Gated. and il was said that this af-
ternooH Examination Mas along the
same lines that conducted ny the
subcommittee OF the State central
committee during the Investigation or
tho primary at the Monticello hotel.
Those who appeared before the
grand jury this morning We're Attor-
ney James q Martin. X 4 Terrie, A.
Il Towden, o. j. Griffin y. G, Pow
81. s @. L. Hitch. +. II, Meeks and
H Wales.
The papers used by the jury We're
turned over to the clerk of the courts
10 be held in the sal at the clerk y
office until Say ar, again needed by
The jury
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
WAR VETERAN DIES
At CITY HOSPITAL
Edgar Jones, Who Wore the Blue
Succumbs 10 Heart
Failure.

Aged Edgar JONES' Il veteran OF
the Civil war, who Wore the blue,
died at the City Home hospital Mon
day morning, from an attack of heart
allure that struck him down on Broad
street several days ago.
I hdeeNetaeu .Shralu
The dead veteran lives in HennSyl-
Nania, bat came To thoeuS shrdh
yania, but came to the South about
three weeks ago. to visit friends living
in hampton. Va. Last week he came
to Richmond and spent the day at
the Confederate Soldiers Home talk
ing with veterans OF the other side
When evening came he started to walk
to the railroad station to take a train
back 10 Hampton, AT Eighth and
Main streets he staggered and fell
The city ambulance was te1ephoned
for but ii had gone to Fulton with Or.
lfarshbarger iii charge. gave treatment
10 Montgomery Bush. Confederate
Veteran.
Mr., Jones was picked up on the
return trip and the two old soldiers,
a Yankee ana rebel We're became
at the hosshrdlu
friends on their way to the hospital.
Mr. Bush recovered. and VAS dis
missed. Mr.. JONES' however grew
steadily weaker and early Monday
morning. breathed his last
Relatives of the dead man Will he
notified by the hospital authorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
CRUSHED.
" HUGE DERRICK
Edward Suthcrs Has Alluost Mir
aca,lous Escape from Death
Leg is Broken.

Sa5s Crushed under "A fallen DERRICK ="
HNaAsy that the services nj nine men
slENfe required To remove II, EdN"rd
4uthrrs nf 20s orleans street. employ
sS& ny w, ~. Eurton. contractor
almost miracnioasly escaped death
53G0nday afternoon and II now comm
sD1 ~ his home suffering from q com
round fracture ot the right leg.
The Injured man was AT work al
ELM and beverly streets when The
Derrick fe.l on him Fortunately tue
heavy timber struck eBis elan"lng
blow.
Suthers was knocked II tire ground
siaa.der the derrick Whert. ne lay pinned
SyiuMn so fast that he eoaid NOT move.
stne ~ the edges ~ the derrick crash
- dean on his lex, fratturine the
Hitter In two places
Tire. Of the Workmen tried To move
the derrick aud rescue SutherS. The
weight was too great for them ana
They We're barely attle IL mev" 1T
More ami more nen volunteered thetr
aid. until finally nine we're AT work
trying 10 hoist The timber. The$
nnaiiy succeeded and sutners who by
This time had host CONSEQUENCES Was
taken Out The city ambulance was
summoned. with l4r. thurman in
rharge The latter treated the iniur-
"a man and later removed him to his
acme.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

disclosed in both the Young and May
nard strongholds.
pes, %wen. into the convention well
aware that ~ he threw his seven votes
to Young il would please the Norfolk
city organization Holland. although
he received "A good vote In Norfolk.
did not have the support Of the city
machine and a coalition between Deal
and Holland probably would mean the
death knen politically to the former.
Young's Chances.
Harry Meynard the machine can-
.isaiate of former days, badly beaten In
The ;.resent contest. can likewise throw
hts strength. or a part Of II, to !l"l-
land and nominate him on the other
hand. If Young can gel the 4 May
,Aard votes and Can wia over from
shs Deal forces, he Win lac named.
AZ the convention met In suffolk IN
accordance with the rule If the sec
nrsd primary, the Norfolk county grand
Jury met IN Norfolk To Investigate the
frauds perpetratcd AT lie August prt-
mary More than 500 voters have been
summoned t. appear 1t ia now ad-
united that dead meu, absentees ana
non residents We're voted for both
Young and Maynard tn the first pri-
mary tiasco. ard X Is probable that
indictments may follow for some of the
illegal voters or the clerks nj the polls
u here the boxes Nere stuffed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
MANY CASES BEFORE
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS

The United States Circuit cour, of
Appeals reconvened Monday morning
at II o'clock, with Circuit Judge Prit-
chard and District Judge Waddill in
attendance,
The court announced and handed
down It's opinion in the following case
No, $50. +. Brown Shaffer. bankrupt.
appellant. Us. The koblegard Com
pany, appelle. Appeal from the IDS
trict Court at Philippi. ". Va. Opin-
ion by Judge Pritchard. Affirmed. with
costs.
The following cases We're restored
to the docket for further argument:
No. 1872, Norwood Paper Company.
plaintiff in error, VS.. Columbia Paper
Bag Company. defendant in error In
error To the Circuit Court at Balti~
more. Md Cause restored to the
docket for further argument to be had
at the November term
No. $50. Ida @. Jackson. appellant.
vs.. A. X. White, Henry &. Jackson. I'll
al, appellees. Appeal from the Circuit
Court at Parkersburs W Va Cause
restored To the docket for further ar
sunent I" be had at the November
term.
rhe court denied the petition OF the
appellant for a rehearing in the fol-
lowing case: No. sos, John r. Blassen-
game. appellant US. David l.. Boyd.
Board of Commissioners OF Haywood
county. -. C., ct al. appeiIees. Appeal
from the Circuit Court at Ashevflie,
\. G, Petition OF appellant for a re-
hearing denied
The court will likely adjourn Monday
afternoon for the session. The next
meeting Will be at the November term,
which conyenes at Richmond Novem-
bar 10 far arsnment of cases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
.C[ARkE TRYING
FOR NEW TRIAL
Not Satisfied With Verdict Civ
ing Him Two Years in the
Penitentiarv.

In Henrieo Circuit Court Saturday
afternoon Judge Wells is hearing ar
gument for new trial In the case
Of J. w, Clarke, who was tried this
week and found guilty Of the betrayai
of Miss 0ctavia Lewis. The Jury FIX
ed his punishment at two years in
the penitentiary.
Clarke confidently expected an ac-
quittal. and was much surprised at
the verdict. II was whispered among
the members of the jury, however.
that the two year penalty was the
smallest considered, and that several
of them stood out for a longer term
Attorney Harry Smith is arguing
for the new trial on the grounds that
the verdict is contrary to the law and
evidence. commemorative ATTORNEY
Julien Gum is opposing the motor.
of the attorney for the defense
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
SETTLE TWO SUITS
OUTSIDE or COURT
Claims Of Mrs. Blanche King
Against Local Insurance Com
panv Adjusted.

ON the morning that one Of them
was 10 be fought out before Judge
Ingram, two suits of Mrs. Blanche r..
King against the South Atlantic In
surance Company were settled outside
of court following a conference be-
tween the attorneys of the two sides.
One of the suits was for 81 900,
the other was for $4,000. Both these
sums represented policies taken out
by George T. King. deceased. in favor
of his widow. the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANT company contested both suits.
The suit Tor 81 900 Was scheduled
fer trial III the court of Law and
Equity Monday morning. When the
case VAS called. however. the attor-
news asked for a chance to hold Il
conference.
This Was granted. and later it Vas
announced that both suits had been
settled, The details We're withheld
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
NEW PASTOR IS CoM|NC
FROM BLUE GRASS STATE
Rev. George W. Kemper Expected
to Arrive in Richmond Sat
urday Afternoon.

Rev George W. kemper. the new
pastor OF Marshall street Christian
church. Is expected to arrive in Rich
mond Saturday afternoon from Mid
way, KY. where he has held II charge
for the last eleven years. He was 20
have reached here October LIST, hut WAS
Kept back on account Of the Illness of
himself and his oldest daughter. His
oldest son will come with him but his
wife and four remaining children VIII
visit relatives In Kentucky. pending
the arrival OF the family furniture and
other household effects
The new pastor OF Marshall Street
Christian church Will reside at 1908
hanover avenue, which has been al
ready leased Unless the long trip
proves too much OF tax upon him. II
is thought likely thar ha will occupy
his pulpit here Sunday morning, At
any rate. he VIII he greeted In proper
style b" his fock.
During MIR, kempers ministry in
Kentucky 40 persons were received
by him Into the premiership Of his
church. The missionary work of the
church Also greatly increased during
his pAstorats there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
LOOKING FOR RECOVERY,
THOUGH BADLY INJURED

Though several of these injured in
the Baltimore K Ohio railway wreck.
Winchester. Saturday. are in Il critical
condition. II is now thought that all
will recover, The most seriously in
Jlued are the following:
j. j. Iumley, an electrician, as
Years old, married, Of Winchester. in
ternally injured: expected To die
II. NJ. Swnk. manager same com.
pan1, shoulder broke and otherwise
hurt
g IL Goonss postoffiee Inspector. ot
washington, ~ t.. cut and bruised on
the face and body.
j. a Walden, Newmarket. Va, cuts
and bruises. injured Internally
Frederick Karrick. mail clerk, of
aiddletown. Va. ankle crushed
q. w. Howe. Brunswick, Md, foot
crushed and leg lacerated
Mrs. Fishpaw, school teacher, OF
Mfodletown. bruises and commissions.
George Washington Randolph, par-
ter, scalp cut.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
MANIAC AMUCK
IN CITY HALL
Negro, Territies Clerks in City
Treasurers Office Until Col
Jared by 1oler.
THINKS SELF AIRSHIP
Says lie is Looking for An Avia-
to Manages Ills
Planes.
THINKS SELF AlRSHlP

Shouting warning to took out for
the airship' a young negro who later
gave his name as Blli seaton and who
said he lived on Ross street near FIJI
teenth, became suddenly insane on
t5fonu street Motiuay afternoon. rush
ca INTO the Icasurers once in the
cltN nail termed the employees or the
department.. an dcausea Senerai
acurrSing Tor safety on the part OF not
few officials before being suodued
by t,eftltion CLERK William Toicr. OF
the police department.
tierk foler Was p,at efullY writing
out a report wi1en three termed
men fasned into his office and breath
!essiy informed nun that "A raNlng
maniac was in the treasurer $ Once.
Clerk Teller felt Tor his gun, found
II III place and then. followed by sew
erai newspaper men. started OFF to
The rescue.
W nen he entered the treasurer $
office. seaton was deelaiming To the
effect that he was airship and
that he Intended lying around the
world in I'VE minutes. All that he
needed. he said. was a skilfal aviator.
1t was for the latter tttat he was
looking.
Gferk Toier informed seaton that
he WAS one OF the best bird men In
the business. Gene on with me, lit
tie airship. said Toler and III show
seu some OF the metals / have won.
Seaton conse nted to accompany
ToIer who led him back to head
quarters.
Arrived, Seaton forgot that he was
an aerial machine. and became Wild
He dec4ared enemies were pursuing
him. intent on taking his lie. He
pointed out Il newspaper reporter ana
declared the latter had been trying
to murder him for three weeks. /,
finally became necessary for Mr.. Foler
to handcuff the crazed negro. who a
few moments later was taken To the
Second district station pending an ex-
animation by the proper medical au-
thotities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

Richmond. Va. Oct II. 1910
STATE. SECURITIES. Blas Asked
Va. IS. Old Z. and H. 1883 S47. s5is
Va. Centuries 20. c. and a.
CITY SECURITIES % s'''
Manchester City
Richmond city, As K 1920
1880 ...........-
Ris ,ags,s,, city. As. C < Il.
h igsi BONDS " =.
\. {. /, Il + con fr. 4p ct IS 80.
G. and .. Gen Mer ~ lo2 49,,
Ga, Pac. isi IS ls-2. lla i.
Ga. Ala. Con. SIS. l946..l04
Norfolk and West, Ry. Is.
Nor. ana West. Poca. Is ls4i -.
Rich, and Dan. Gold Is. &
seaboard Air Line, 4s. 1850 81 -
s-aboard Adjustment. ss 10
so. Ry. e. +, Co 6s. 1894 -.
SO. Ry. lat. 5s. 1884 r0s
So. r. Rev: G. NJ. A. 1856 -. 49,.
Western n. &. LIST Is. 1.
STREET; RAILWAY posp IS -
Norfolk Ry. L. Co. 6s T.
Va. Ry. i r. 90. IS. 1885,. s.
STREET RY. STOCKS Par.
Norfolk Ry. Z. Co.. 10 -.
va. Ky y. 10 PA. IV0 II ~
Va. Ry g. p. Co com loo "a "a
Va. Flee. Ry Div. Co. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100
Allan Coast Lane com 100 iIa
A. G. l.. OF Conn. .......iOe -
G. and q. ....5..........100 SAL.
Nor. and West. com 100 100
r. F. 4 r. Div. Oblig. 100
Sou Railway Com. 100 27
Southern Halfway pfd. 100 81
BAND AND TRUST co STOCKS
American National 49, 100
Broad Street Bank rs
Bank of Richmond ....1OO
Bank OF Com'r and Tr 100 iiS
Capitol Savings Bank. 20
First National -,...s.,. 100 300
National y. 100 600
National Bank OF Va. 100 -.
ya state and city Baok100
Petersburg Say. and ms 20
s s,xha Bank OF R,cnd Is ssn -
Union Bank OF l,ich'd SO 2Ii
Virginia Trust Co. 100 lis
INSURANCE COMPANIES
va Fire and Marine. ...26 81 sS,s
virginia state ....I.....35 ~. ~
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer La. Com ,..... -. -. -.
Va. Car. Chem pfd 100 i23ie f2sla
Va Car Chem TO. ~. -. az 81
Am TO Com pref sp al 100 ss
Va. Car Chem b0nIx -. 100
SALES.
t.ooe W. csntuxtss q sSk-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
DEAL NOW HOLDS
BALANCE OF POWER
Independent Candidate in Second
Can Nominate Holland or
Young.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
al LFFOLK, VA. Oct f1.-When the
40noik convention met at noon to-
sday to name a successor To Represen-
StAttye Harry Maynard of the Second
Virginia district, II was generally be
1teved that Candidates William A
1oung. Maynard and Joseph Deal
000ld form temporary combination
~ obtain control Of the convention
ma prevent the nomination on first
AalIof Of State Senator f. T. Holland
Holland. who led the race Friday,
sWenf Into the convention with so votes.
within OF the number needed 10 norni :
0Ate.
Young controlled SO votes MAYNARD
~ and Deal Z; total. 49,; necessary
~ . choice. 81.
Sss Action Uncertain.
Nh The scent OF battle hung In the air
Asotm the moment that the first dele
sn4e arrived in Suffolk last night
" 1xagy sort OF combine was talked OF
aMy the Second district politicians, and
s5Eee no one felt assured OF the action
me o0nvention. On many sides were
SMtd regrets thai the second primary
1Jod because the original Maynard
q 00ng contest had been ridden with
44d. had not been decisive and that
T. Opp0xtunfty had been given for wire
I ltug that might defeat the wish of
people.
fSS3 ~ Feeling was no bitter between
4 1S1EAtes and candidates that "a war
1eIy predicted that the convention
nd be hopeiessly dead locked. As
3Gn Indication OF the unea sinesx felt h,
T. - reopectiye candidates over the re-
full list OF the delegates To the
X &eu&1Ou was not announced in adj
1cA ~ n customary MOI until ihe
1fQntt0n met WAS the complete line
AAGWn. th..S minin'izing The poss
4 lfY nf TRADING. :.
M III one gouss ~ the word Joseph l.
ludependent. held this balance
pewet. provided he wished to throw
alaangtb to Holland at the start
~ however. the wise ones say
6lae tbs abltteration OF Deal an a
E1yee p0litical factor In Norfolk
Who II retired lumber mer
hAn political aspirations. The
city ntacfiine supported VIII
Yours, who received ma
~ oyer Maynard In the pri-
AMGuet ~. but lost the ncnsi
~ 4sinAry was declared