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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
GET CHINESE
PHEASANTS


J. $. Askew, state game and fish
warden, is preparing to place an order
for 1000 Chinese ring-neck pheasant
eggs which viii be distributed among
farmers and others who desire to as
sist in the propagation Of this new
game bird He will secure the eggs
from the American Game Association.
Denver and they will likely be shipped
in May, June and July. Anyone can
secure them by application to MIR AS
kew or any of his deputies.
Mr. Askew Is also after a car of
fish from the United States Fisheries
Bureau and has written letters to the
Oklahoma senators and representa-
tives asking them to urge the matter
before the department.
The game warden now has a fund Of
$4,000 for propagation purposes and
he hopes by the iudicious expenditure
Of 1t % greatly increase both the guam
tity and variety Of game and fish in
Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
Large Attendance at
Open Y.M.C.A.Meetlne

There were about one hundred at
the open meeting OF the Y. N. c. A,
last night, and a good meeting was en-
ioyed. although several numbers on
the program were left out. as the par
ties we're out Of the city
The High School Glee Club rendered
several selections, Mr.. Higgins gave
some movements in Indian club work
and Mesrs. Bullard and Lanigan en-
gagged in an interesting wrestling
match
BY error many thought that the
meeting was to be for ladies' as well
as for men, so a number brought la
dies with them AS so much of the
program was missing they we're not
invited IN, but were told that soon
special open meeting for ladies and
gentlemen would be put on.
1t was decided to have the next open
meeting on Thursday May 5th.
Messrs. W. T. Phillips, A. S. Gray and
c. S Foster were appointed as a spe-
cial committee to arrange for the pro-
gram and entertainment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

every day.
The plant Of the Oklahoma Special
ty Company. just north OF the city. is
one Of the most completely equipped
OF the kind in the Southwest 1t is
contained in a brick building so BY
$50 feet and is equipped with the most
modern machinery of every kind re-
quired TO convert raw piece of iron
into delicate mechanism uf several
hundred parts. II contains the only
plating plant in Oklahoma
At the present time fifteen men are
regularly employed in the plant. A.
T. Mccoy Is the superintendent in
charge John NJ Rau is president and
general manager and E. J. Canetsey, a
banker in Hutchinson, Kan, is secre-
tary and treasurer Of the company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
SWEAR TO SUPPORT
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE

J W. Speake, Republican alderman
elected from The Fourth ward, and H
B. Spencer, First ward, this morning
appeared before Mayor Edwards and
took the oath CT office
In addition to the usual official oath
the mayor required both to solemnly
promise and swear to support every
section of the state constitution, the
bank guaranty law. the Taylor cleo
tion law and Senator Taylors grand
daddy clause Mr. Speake was also
required to promise never again to
seek a piece Of federal pie. ard each
had to donate cigar to the mayor as
fee for administering the oath.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
new BANK
WILL OPEN
SATURDAY
Farmers State Bank Is
Nearly Ready for
Business
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= = = ++#+% %%+%@+ = {
= Guthrie, Okla. April Estate Z
= Bank Commissioner Young yes .
: terday granted a license to the :
= Farmers State bank at Chicka- :
= sha, with a capital OF $4,000. The =
= officers are NJ. r. Courtney, =
= president; r. J. Johns. vice presi- =
= dent, and C. W. Powers, cashier. =
= - + = + ~ = : = + = + = = =
Handsome fixtures and furniture are
being installed this week in the Farm
ers state bank, which will open Satur-
day.
The interior now presents a fine ap-
Dearance. The front office is inclosed
by low railing, built of mahogany.
with a base and top Of white Tennes-
see marble II will be provided with
mahogany cashiers desk and other
furniture to match
The other fixtures are also mahog-
any and the window and desk caging
il OF bronze metal. The teller's win
dow is protected by the regulation
iron cage, separating 1t from the other
offices. and slab of marble consti-
tutes the desk part Of the window, as
well as at the telIer's and collection
windows. The doors and windows be-
tween the officers have panes Of chip
ped glass. The directors room is in
the rear OF the building and will be
elegantly furnished in keeping with
the other rooms.
The bank stationery will bc Of the
best quality, with Autographed checks,
loose leafed ledgers. etc. The safe,
which has not arrived yet. but is ex-
pected any day. Is steel lined. bur
glar proof and Of the latest design
The walls ana ceiling OF the build
ing have been tastefully decorated,
and the woodwork Is finished in dark
mahogany.
The new bank is located at l16
sonth Fourth street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
ESTES FOR
CONSTABLE

Ed Estes today enters the race for
the Democratic nomination for consta,
bic of chickasha township.
Mr.. Estes is pioneer in Jhickasha
having lived here for over sixteen
years. and he is therefore so well
known that little need be said about
him. For many years he has been en-
gagged in the meat business snd has
the reputation OF being an indus rious,
honest, fair-dealing man.
"All have to say said Mr.. Estes.
lis that II the people see fit to honor
me with this office. viii do my duty
honestly and fearlessly and ssgse tSem
to the best Of my ability
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
FINE BILL AT
MAJESTIC

Woodley and Castle, the vaudeville
team at the Majestic this week, have
made great bit with the audiences
every evening. They are about the
cleverest musicians that ever hit the
town and they more than make good
the press notice which says they play
anything from piano to an old spoon.
This exceptionally strong comedy
team will be seen again tonight, to-
gether with the latest ia moving pic
lures
The Majestic management decided
last week to yield to the wishes Of
the ministers and church people by
cutting out Sunday shows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
ENUMERATORS OF
THREE COUNTIES
Are INSTRUCTED

Census enumerators Of Grady county
ami parts Of four nearby counties as
seinbled here today TO be instructed
as 10 their duties by the district su
peryisor q q Chapel Of Shawnee
and MS assistant H. L. Fawcett OF
Taloga
Although the call for the meeting
was NOT sent out I'm last Monday. cen
sus takers to the number Of Is or
more from Grady, Mcclain, Garvin,
stephensN and Jefferson counties re.
sponded, and the auditorium OF the
ely han was well filled when Mr..
Chapel called the meeting TO order
this morning
One Of the objects Of the meeting
was 10 give special instructions as to
the enumeration or Indians who will
be counted for the last time this year.
The government is particularly anx-
ious % make the count accurate. Mr..
Fawcett. who has had much expert.
ence among the Indians. gave the spe-
cial instructions on this branch of the
work.
The meeting was largely Of an in
formal nature. Mr. Chapel inviting the
enumeratcrs to ask questions and an
swering them 10 the best OF his abil-
ity Some Of the fine points which
confront the census taker would battle
the pfoyerbial Philadelphia lawyer
but Mr. Chapel, who is an able attor-
ney himself. was always loaded with
the desired Information
Mr. Chapel. who Is supervisor for
the Fifth congressional district. goes
from here 70 Lawton tonight. where
he win hold a similar meeting.
Secretary Kirkpatrick and several
OF the directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce attended the meeting and
they viii make 4 special effor. to SCI
cure full count for ChIckasha
The following Is the revised list OF
census enumerators appointed Tor
Grady county
Alex township. J NJ stuffeheam
Amber township David F. Angel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
BANKERS Are
SWIFT
Play Close Game with
Prints Show Up
Well

Keep your eye on the Bankers and
when they enter the city league, put
your rocks On EN-. for they sure are
the heaviest hitting bali playing aggre-
cation that has vet put in an appear
ance in the local baseball field.
Their first game was played with
the Printers, yesterday afternoon and
had it not been FOR the loan of Home
Run Slusher banker the Printers
would surely have been defeated. slush-
er's long drives being the feature Of
the day. OF course the Printers won.
z to 5. but 1t was hard fought battle.
replete with sensational plays and long
hits upon the part Of the Bankers and
1t is rather mystery how the Prints
won, unless the score-keeper did it.
F. c. Frey was easily the star for
the Bankers and his hitting was ali
most as heavy as slushers. whose
heavy hitting brought forth many ex-
CARNATIONS OF NOh, slush, from the
bleachers.
This week will see the organization
of the City League completed and the
schedule will be announced by the first
OF next week. AS the league now
stands il win contain BARRIERS. Print
ers. Bankers, Timers. Merchants and
Butchers.
Paul Spinning officIated as umpire
and was the star player Of the printers
team according to the bankers, but
they finally conceded him to be an ex-
cellent man for the position and it is
likely that he will be one Of the Off
cial umpires Of the new League.
The lineup Yesterday was as fol-
lows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
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; ODD FELLOWS WILL
; OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

= The subordinate lodge of the q
: / 0. o. F. will celebrate its 91st y
= anniversary Tuesday, April 26, =
: and the local lodge is planning .
= for a big meeting on that date. 4
+ Committees were appointed and =
= other arrangements made at the z
: meeting last night =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
II. 6 C. REGENTS WILL
MEET HERE TOMORROW

The board Of regents of the Oklaho-
ma Industrial Institute and College for
Girls win meet here tomorrow for the
purpose of electing a faculty for the
coming year and they will also inspect
the progress of the work on the new
building.
The board is composed OF f. D. Cam
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
MISS GoETTlNG CHOSEN
ASSISTANT CITY CLERK

Miss Lillian Goetting this morning
entered upon her duties as assistant
TO Joe Dews. the city clerk She has
been employed hitherto in the office
of the county treasurer and is highly
competent in clerical work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

eron, state superintendent; Capt. A. s.
McKennon. MeAlester; Mrs. Rather
inc Patterson. Muskogee: Miss Anna
d. Stewart, AEtlers. and Hon. J. P.
Connors. president of the state board
OF agriculture.
A petition for the reelection Of
President Abernethy was circulated
today and was signed by many.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13


= The census begins April IS and Z
= must be completed in two weeks 4
= in cities and in thirty days in =
: other areas. =
= rhe enumerators viii wear =
4 badge Inscribed United States =
{ Census, 1910" '
4 The law requires every adult =
+ person to furnish the prescribed :
: information. but also provides Z
4 that Il shall be treated confiden- =
= TALLY. so that no injury can come =
= to any person from answering =
= the questions =
+ The president has issued a =
Z proclamation, calling on all citi- =
= zens 10 cooperate with the cen =
> sus and assuring them that Il has =
= nothing TO do with taxation. =
4 service, compulsory school attend =
I. ance. regulation Of immigration, =
= or enforcement OF any law, and =
= that no one can be injured by =
Z answering the inquiries. =
= II Is OF the utmost importance 4
, that the census OF population and =
: agriculture in this state be com =
= piete and correct =
Z Therefore every person should =
= promptly. accurately and com .
: pletely answer the census ques- 4
: tions asked bs the enumerators. =
y e. DANA DURAND, =
= Director Of the Census =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
RAIpERs FAIL To scoRE.

Yearta and his force were ont raid
ing again last night, rounding up ~
the Kimball house and steele's place,
but they found nothing doing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
WEATHER FoRHcAsr.

For Chickasha and vicinity; To
, night and Thursday unsettled
; weather. showers tonight or I
} Thursday; cooler.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

No interest on those University
Heights lots
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

You are invited to the opening sale
Thursday at University Heights It
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
Society Night"
at the New Star

Grace Georges great success,
'Divorcons. which had run Of four
teen months at the Academy or Mu-
sic in New York. viii be the offering
at the Star Theater by Dubinsky Bros.
Stock Company Tonight it the com
panys big feature night and It is called
society night. which Is alway a big
feature with Dubinsky Bros.
The play was written by the great
French author. Alfred Sardau and It
is truly remarkable play. The com
pany promises a magnificent produc-
tion with some Of the handsomest and
most expensive costumes ever seen
here A number OF theater parties
have been made up BY the elite Of
the city for this evenings entertain
ment All in all it should be quite a
brilliant affair The curtain will rise
at $3.50 sharp. Carriage calls at 10.30.
~ ioNit1 p""oHApf 1udtAcS tdiiaudA.
Brushy township. A. L. l.. Sullivan.
Chandler and Hinsbore townships.
Ira Adams.
chlckasha city. John P. Canning. A..
s Gray. r. A. sandford, Cecil A. Sand
ford, Maurice Thomas, A. T. lobe, r..
D. Daniels, Frank Clayton.
Cross township. Howard A. Murphy.
Harrison township. James v. Mos
lay.
Ninnekah township. Mayme Thomas
Rush Springs township, John A. Lin
ming, Bert Jackson.
Shirley township. S. A. Glotfelter
Tuttle township, A. p Mell. lanson
Mitchell
Union township. Dan Roysden.
Waldron township, Gilbert Wright.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
Great Addition Soon to Be Fin
ised by Local Electric
Railway.
MACHINE AND CAR
REPAIRING DEPARTMENTS
More Heavy Expenditures by
Utah Light; Bancroft Leaves
for Idaho.

1.-The new shop plant in our east side
yard Is going TO be the most complete III
the west" remarked President William
H. Bancroft OF the Utah Light Rail
way company, Monday, Mr., Bancroft 6
statement was In reply TO a question as
TO general improvements for the year,
Continuing, he said:
1.-THE work OF building this addition Is
already under way. 1t will embrace q
machine shop and a car plant. and both
plants will be capable OF handling the
heaviest kind OF machine and car repairs
such as Will be continually demanded by
the growing electric system Each plant
will he equipped with the very latest ma
chinery for the work designed TO be ac-
complished In each. and the shops Will
be In working order by the coming WIN
ter. il Is expected"
This mammoth addition to the ten
acre car barns and yard on the east Side
will mean another big thing for TINS clty'
as many men will be employed. aita.
when in running order, all the car repairs
and rebuilding can be handled cNpeci-
tiously and according to modern methocs.
The cost is not made public, but IL means
several hundred thousand dollars adol-
tional, and when added to the great cost
track betterments, street improvements
and extensions, 10 say nothing OF the
reserve steam plant. the city TINS year
will see an immense expenditure ior the
general improvement Of the local cleo
trio plant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
"Ginlet" More Than
Four Months Behind
With a News Story

The "Glmlet." otherwise known the
Herald Republican is improving. In
this the ''Gimlet" has negatived the time
honorcd and generally accepted PROPOSE
ton that you can't teach an old dog
new tricks. On many occasions thai
can he easily cited the "Gimets s. news
has been anywhere from SIX months 10
seventeen years of age at the time IL
was handed out 10 its limited clientele,
But tho "Gimlet is improving, strange
as 81 may seem-but the statement can
be verified ny a look at Its columns.
The "Gimlet" printed a story Monday
morning that Is only little more lhan
four months old, on page Q OF its Mon
day edition, under a cut Of the hand
some apartment house completed some
time ago by George II, Wood tho CHM
let" gravcly says;
"An apartment house, containing four
teen apartments. and boastlnS or
unique style OF architecture, is being
erected for George II. Wood at 6o9 East
Architect D. c. Dart, II is estimated
that the cost of the completed structure
will be S30, 600. Work Is being rushed
with view TO its completion by
March l."
So far as the cost OF the apartment
and the unique style OF architecture Is
concerned, the "C;imlet" is correct-for
once. but 1t is laughable 10 read that
work on the apartment Is being rushed
with a view to It's completion py
March u 8,
But this is close for the "Gimlet"
The fact is that on February 8. more
than four months ago. The Tribune ran a
cut of the Wood apartment, accom- l.
panicd by a story OF the construction IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
Railroad Notes.
Tourists galore.

Tourists galore.
Alaska tours are on.
What a rush to the east.
Welcome the machine shops.
Shops mean great monthly payrols.
Yellowstone travel is something great.
Jacob II. Schin has been and is the
real power of the great Union Paclnc
syndicate.
The merit system to be adopted by the
Rio Grande is a splendid thing for en-
ployee and employer.
w 5. Anderson of the Short Line has
gone TO. Colorado Springs to attend the
convention OF car service agents. The
members will visit this city.
n. A. Fitzpatrick has been appointed
superintendent OF the Salt Lake & Og-
den. He is an old Rio Grande man and
Will be able TO handle the property with
OF the traffic.
General Superintendent Ed C.. Manson
OF the Oregon Short Line is in Idaho
making a tour OF inspection Of the prop
erty.
The Canadian Pacific has increased the
wages OF It's telegraphers
The Western Union has completed the
strnging of It's two new San Francisco
Salt Lake wires.
Sundays record breaking excursion
traffic has spurred the railroads to great
er activity along these lines, and with
the weather remaining warm, prepara
tlons Will be made 10 handle even
larger crowd next Sunday.
The Chicago Railways company is
working out a plan TO get the receiver
ship ended.
Going to the Yellowstone. Monday, was
small army OF Mattresses who have
been engaged TO work In the several
hotels. owing to the unusual crowd for
so early In the season.
The Rio Grande will bring in large
number OF tho car service agents after
the convention at Colorado Springs. Lo-
cal officials will look TO their comfort
and show them the sights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21

AT the Salt Lake theatcr next Thurs.
day afternoon, Nine. De LIE Vie, the
great health and beauty lecturer, will
speak to the women of Salt Lake, Pc
culiar interest is always awakened by
the Madam IS appearance, as She is her.
self living example of what her meth.
ods can accomplish, being regarded MS
one of the most beautiful women in the
world. Another feature which appeals
TO the feminine mind is that of the
Madam's gowns. which are some of the
most elaborate ever seen here. The lee.
ture will be free to women and tickets
may be secured for the asking al
Schramm-J ohnson stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
BANCROFT MEETS SCHIFF
AND TOURS YELLOWSTONE

Vice President William II, Bancroft or
the Oregon Short Line will leave at .
Will meet at Pocatello Jacob II. Schiff
the head OF the banking firm OF Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., and the man who has been
since 1895. Mr. Schin is coming west
with four or five friends and the party
will make tour of the Yellowstone. and
from there Will go TO Seattle and sail
Alaska Steamship company, Mr.. Ban
croft will not go west, but will Inspect
the Short Line properties after Mr.: Schif
and party leave. F. II. Knickerbocker.
assistant to the vice president. accom-
panies him on the trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
CORNERSTONE OF NEW
CATHOLIC CHURCH LAID

The corner stone OF ST. Paul's church.
the new Catholic cdifice at Nampa, Ida,
was laid sunday, II was estimated that
more than 100 people, representing the
various societies OF Boise and Nampa,
wore present. Prior TO the laying OF the
corner stone a parade about the prlnci-
pal streets df the town was given
The Rt, Rev. Father Kayzer OF Boise
delivered the principal address. Others
who spoke were Rt. Rev. Bishop GIorieux
of Boise. Rev. John Ries of Nampa. Rev
Father Dryer and Father Kennedy, for
mcrly of All Hallows of this clty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
ELECTRIC LINE PLANNED
FOR NEW IDAHO REGION

H A Stroud OF Hagerman, Ida, Is at
the Cullen for few days on business.
He stated Monday that a twelve mile
electric system Is being built In that
region which Will connect Hagerman with
the new Bliss Rupert cutoff being built
by the Oregon Short Line. 1t Will also
reach the famous gravel pits Of the Snake
River valley and will traverse a fertile
country where fruits and alfalfa grow
abundantly The power is derived from
the Lower Salmon Falls OF the Snake,
and a frst-cIass road Is going 10 be built
Hagernan is enjoying a season OF pros
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21

AT the Grand large audience wit
messed the presentation Of Caprice" on
Monday evening, by Victory Bateman
ana her company The hot weather did
not appear to keep people away. Miss
Bateman has always been favoritc with
Salt Lake playSoers, and her portrayal
OF the character of Mercy Baxter In
caprice Is like all other roles she
mas carried out away up at the ton.
caprice" will run the week, with NATL
hees Wednesday and Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21

Large audiences continue to be in at
tendance at all performances at the
Shnbert theater, and apparently are de-
lighted with the excellent vaudeville and
motion picture bill offered. Almost a
Senator, laughable farce comedy. pre-
sented by the clever little Star Comedy
trio' rs tne feature OF the programme.
and gives each member of tho company
splendid opportunity for good work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
ADJUSTMENTS
IN SILT LAKE THEATERS.

/. YIddish Play.
. SALT LAKE THEATER-Dayid
: Kessler and company In The
Jewish Heart Evening, S:l5e
Drama
. ORPHEUM THEATER - Merely
Mary Ann" with Maude Leone,
: Willard Mack and players, Even
. ing, sis.
. GRAND THEATER-Victory Bate
I. man in Caprice" Evening. S:l5.
Musical Comedy.
DANIELS THEATER-"The jolly
Widow" Evening, 7;i5 and 9:l5.
Vaudeville,
CASINO THEATEk-Fishrr's vau-
deville and moving pictures. Matt
nee. 2, Evening, Z,
SHUBERT TAEATGR-Hlgh. class .
vaudeville ami mov'Gg pictures.
Matinees. ?, Evening T;30,
Motion Pictures,
LUNA, ISIS, ELITE THEATERS
Motion pictures, continuous per-
formance. afternoon and evening.