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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Robert Price Of III Reno is the guest
Of N r. Price.
Let US show you those lots in Sparks
Second addition. before the choice To-
cations are sold. Sparks & Cralle, III
South Third street Get
u. 7. Hariff Of Apache was here
yesterday.
Pianos at IS month. Phillips AIu-
sic House. s-S-tf
Pianos at IS a month. Philips Mu-
sic House. s-S-tf
W. r Cochran returned last night
from business trip to northern
Oklahoma
Galbraith. architect s-7-dtf
Six dollar Neltleton oxfords for
SLss at Treadwell's- lo-2td ltw
osceola Clayton Of comanche is
here today
Get It At Brownsons Drug store.
2-22.ff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Six dollar NettIeton oxfords for
$49s this week at TreadwelIs.
10-2td 1tw
j. D. Dillard Of Ireton was here yes
terday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Galbraith, architect
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Get II At Brownsons Drug store.
2-2S-ti
The Washington times., 1910-07-20

in company with Miss Coddiug TODAY
and released several pieces Of baggage
which has been held for storage for
months. portion of this baggage
VIII be turned over 20 Hilda Johnston
who has agreed 20 go home with Mrs.
Barrett tomorrow
II Miss COddi1g persists in her OBJ
stlnate attitude and continues to talk
necessarily Of religion, members of me
BodfQ OF tharlues, as well as Mrs
Graves and Mrs. Barrett fear she viii
have 20 be sent 10 a sauitarium
Drops the Faith.
"HiIda Johnston at last has mad her
eyes opened, said aIrs. Barrett in dis
GUESSING the unfortunate EirI-notber this
morning Not until 7 went to the hos
pital, however, and reasoned with rer
did sIe consent TO drop the faith. T.fs
action was in the main caused bv 2
letter she received from Norway vesr,,--
day That letter told Of the death of
her mother"
Most pathetic or an IS the case OF
Hiida Johnston She married the negro
prophet against her will She accepted
the manifestation" from above only
upon the ground that IL was a tes- of
her humility in the Masters cause.
This manifestation came from a He
brew girl follower Of The Rev" Jonah
VINO was appointed by the band to com
munlcate directly with the other world
and VINO claimed to have spirituaIistic
and prophetic powers
AS soon as the manifestation" came
THE Rev Jonah. already possessed OF
a black wife. had the ceremony per
OF the faith. assumed her duties as the
vie OF the negro fanatic.
A Female Judas.
as.nrr+ 4Fl 4r---- .s+r-l De-
q religious frenzy. beat the spirit ualist
member OF his flock and this resulted
in his arrest by the Baltimore police.
The girl who had been mistreated be-
took herself 10 New York. She is now
known as a female Judas among the
sect
Miss CoddIuz believes stH in the pow
er and might and teachings C 1.-THE
Rev" Jonah Sturdivant. His imprisou-
mguI she regards q miscarriage OF JUS
tiCc. She awaits Datieu- = the day when
the prison doors VIII open, a. II by
magic. and 1.-THE Rev" Jonah shat step
out into the air or freedom
cod doesn't teach yuu to work among
negroes iu this way suggested an
agent OF the Board OF Charities this
morning
Miss CCddfug shook her head. she
had been sent Co Washington, she said,
and from here she IS TO 20 10 Palestine
GUd Africa she declared flaf she would
stand Imprisonment rather than leave
the CAPITAL until ordered 20 do so by
her Maker
Since the missionaries were Str1
iu washington u IS learned. they have
telr several calls ~ which old nor event
urTIv uateriaIfz-. One night they spent
az the Union Station. where Miss Cod
ding had been told TO await money.
which would take glru 90 new fields
No Good Ss~aEirLn turned 40 with
the money. however. and Miss Coddiug
and her -irl rouuauir1s returned TO the
negro home on TWelr5erE street
They have also fe7I az different times
that money would be- sent TO take the
Ia--a-- from storage u CO me 81 be
lated fashion today. after rCCr trent mis-
fortunes had placed the entire hand iu
charge OF the Beard OF Charities and
other friends
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
SKIN DISEASES
DURABLE AT LAST
The New Scientific Remedy, ZeImos,
Has Proved Wonderfully Effective

It is no longer necessary 10 pity the
poor sufferer from Eczema. Psoriasis,
salt Rheum, CarBuucIes. or other tor
turing skin diseases. for a great dis
c0very has been made in medical SCI
ence which offers new hope Of prompt
relief and a speedy cure
The Eagle Laboratories have PIE
pared Zeimos, the new great remedy
for these diseases, recognizing the fac-
lhat remedy 10 be permanently ef-
lecLiFe must not only treat the symp-
toms but must remove the cause Of
the disease Consequent ZeImOs mas
been prepared IN two forms. Tor inter
ual and external use. the o15iua-iou
OF which provides the best and most
eIIectiVe remedy for skin diseases and
irratOus-
Zelmos IS without an objectionable
feature OF any kind 7 is absolutely
nav Il-esis- Zeiuos Tablets, Tor inter
I-'tl use, IS new scientific Combina-
uoA OF active Engines Zeiuo- SaI-e
gives almost instant relief from sun
Dl-Af ChaiiuS and PTicEIT Heat
Z ne erect OF this combined internal
the blood and remove the source OF
the trouble, while the external s-u-r-
IONS rapidly disappear under -r- in
llueIlCe o. me soothing ZeIuns E=T-r
on can secure Le.Usl from BrTa--
nell S Drug store and Peoples Pna--ra c.
or any druggist Price = cents NJ
box or 81 Per large Jar Zeluoz Tablets
- cents per box Of 81 tablets Write m
the Eagle LaEDrar1ries Na---Tl--a
Building New York. and they --zr-
send YOU sample OF ZeImos SaIve free
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
WEST VIRGINIA OIL FIELDS
Promise Quick and Sure Returns for
Investors

West Virginia IS coming 90 the front
Is the great OII-rToaUELEE state 30
much has been said OF the " est Nlr-
EIufa coal. timber. and natural gas
Products that oil has been overlooked
until this year when marvellous de-
veIOpueuI OF new OH He=l~ has been
II progress
rotary of state and nominee for gov
eruor of West Virginia TWO years ago
has Joined with his brothers In or
ganiziuE the SVv-sler Brothers OIL
COMPANY This corporation already
owns q biz developed property. which
PAYS $4,000 Profit year These pro
duciuE wells also The UuleEe-opea
property 4Ft IN A-t-. ana E'i -,.. ~
counties, W Va In all there are l--i4
acres awaiting the driving O. wells
and the usual development OF oil
fields.
This new COMPANY OF which Charles
W -~v-fSlEr Is president has a capital
stock OF $4,000. fully paid ND and
l-cE-ass-sSah BILE OF tEls stock shares
valued at $4,000 viii he sold al par
shares 50 each This stock viii sure
u pay 4 per cent dividends from the
start rot TO mention It's value as de-
VeIOgWtIr goes on TINS stock Is be-
fUE sold solely 90 hasten the develop
rrgut OF the new fields once develop
ueut Is well under way the dividends
viii be Increased This VIII be appGr-
err L. anyone looking into The pTopO-
E5-iou II appeals especially To SaIa-
7-iesf r-eoDle-ueu and women IN Gov
eminent service or in washington
business life. who wish q permanent
and rapid increase in income Sub
SCriDLlCu books are now open at
Charleston. state caofraT Of West
Virginia and viii close July 81 1910
q fact worth uOtlu- by those seeking
a safe. sound and quick paying in
veStnenL paying u per cent from the
start. Address for Information and
details. CHARLES " SWTSHER,
Charleston W Na--A6vr-
The Washington times., 1910-07-20

fiftv-6 G years old, having been bo-n
August 20. 1875. a. Delaware. Ohio he
entered the raIIway service in Is18. be-
ginning as a telegraph operator for the
G.. c., c. & 1. railroad. After rising 70
be trainmaster with that road. he went
to the Kentucky Central railway in 1857
as master Of transportation TIVE years
later he became division superintendent
Of transportation Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. In 1853 he became general suDer1u-
tendent Of tie Baltimore and OHIO South
western railway He became general
manager OF that system in 1881 and in
1907 was made vice president OF the
Illinois Central lines. being taken from
there to be president Of the 1iOnon-
Murderer Believed To Be Wounded
Discovery Of blood stains on "a side
walk near the Rawn home today and
the fact that put one shot had been
fired from the revoYs-t Ivlu1. lei the
police TO believe that the burglar is
wounded Mrs Rawn said she heard
two shots and thinks her husband
fred at the intruder before he was
Practically the entire male popuIa-
ton Of the suburb has Joined the
search for the fugitive and If he is
wounded he viii probably be captured
before night
The thicaEo police declare that the
murder was probably committed by a
negro. as colored burglars 49, a rule
are buuElers and shoot more often
than white men.
Eawu j. survived by a vile and three
daughters, Mrs X g BTlukley. Mrs
Ralph O. Co5Urn and Mrs David \.
EiEeIOv-
r. T. Field, vice president OF the
MOuCU. viii act as temporary successor
to President Rawn until an election is
held at tire New York Offices Of she
company.
Although definite arrangements have
not vet been made the funeral prob
ably viii be held Saturday, the Rev.
5ir- Page, pastor. OF the church EaVyH
ATTENDED, UfdCiaJiuE-
4 meeting CT the directors Of Tho
MOlOu was called today and the 6aE5
IN ali M1uou shops. ticket Offices. and
other property ordered Al half staff until
the funeral Resolutions OF sympathy
Tor the family were adopted
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
WILL FIGHT LAW
FOR FIRE ESCAPES
George Fuller. Owner of
Apartment House, Goes
Into Court.

Charged with failure 10 observe the
District regulations with regard To
placing fire escapes, FIRE extinEuishcrs.
EonEs and the like in his apartment
house on Park road. George Fuller was
arrGIEEed IN the Police Court this morn
ing before Judge PUgh and aSzed 7yhy
he had failed TO provide these things
after being warned four months ago
that they were needed
Z believe that this law or regulation
is unnecessary and UNCONSTITUTIONAL -
said he after the charge had been
read, and 7 intend 10 see II il cannot
he proved So 1 do not believe thar il
Is necessary for me TO provide all this
apparatus IN my house and. until 7
know that the law Is constitutional I
am going to fight it,
After discussion Of the case fOI. some
time the Judge decided 10 continue II
for ten days.
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
CARRIES WITHDRAW
INCREASED TARIFFS
Voluntary Suspension Until
November l Arranged
With Commission.

4 conference today between the traf-
fC managers Of the railroads in the
official classification territory ana TGen-
bers Of the Interstate Commerce Con-
mission resulted IN the voluntary s-ss-
pension OF all proposed incr-ases in
rates by the railroads until ECvemJe-
l. next
The roads understood that the com
mission proposed To exercise SIS au-
tEor-ty and itself suspend t5ese rates,
and, rather than have this action taken,
the carriers, through htCr traffic man
ayers. decided TO anticipate I-ls oICer
OF the commission By Withdrawing the
prCPCS-C tariffs
Fifteen thousand tariffs are involved
in tOday-s action That means thIy
many hundred Thousand individual rates
are affected EacI taIlU proposes IN
Crea SeS on freight Charges Tor a great
many points and on "a great many com
mOdIIieS-
Statement Issued.
The following statement was issued
By the commission this afternoon
1T being understood that the rOEImis-
sion would exercise its authority under
the new law and suspend al general
and important advances made Tor Jll-
purpose or Increasing revenue the TIlil-
Cipal carriers in the claSSlllcatipl leI-l-
that purpose, proposed today 10 Eoilti-
rariIv POSTPONE the effective date for
such advanced rates until November L
next and an agreement 10 that eIerl
was made after q conference HYlLn the
..-TTis win not delay investigation
and decision as 10 the reaSonao.eleSS
of the proposed advances 1UJ viii OBJ
viare the necessity ar This time Tor nu-
ner8us suspension orders which oLheI-
wise would he made
Further Suspension Possible
While as the commission says the IN
vestigat5on VIII not be delayed the ef-
Fect OF rudaE-s agreement viii be to give
the commission additional time in which
10 take action II at the expiration OF
the time set today for tire proposed in
creases To so iEtC effect the commission
should decide TO suspend the advances
the FUN SUSPENSION period allowed by
Law would then be given, beginning on
No-euler l. instead 81 beginning now
The official classification territory
ConurfSg~ all of that north o. the ONO
and oPt0mac rivers and east Of the Mis-
sisSiupi river. including ~ aSl-DSL Ton
The rates proposed for the western
territory, west of the Mississippi ana the
southern territory south OF the ONO
and POTOMAC rivers are not affected
by the lEre-meUr reached today
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
SLEAP IN CONTROL,
NOMINATION SURE
Insurgency Against Virginia
Representative Fails to
Appear at Convention.

BRISTOL, Va, July 20.-The Repuo-
Gcan convention of the Ninth Congress
siOnaI district Of Virginia assembled
here at noon. with the attendance the
largest in the history of the party in the
district. for the purpose OF re-uomina-
tins Representative c 3. SIemp TO op-
pose Henry c stuart. the Democratic
candidate
There are large delegations from
every one Of the fourteen counties Of
the district, and much enthusiasm.
heightened by brass bands The ma
jority Of the delegates are instructed
to vote for Slemp. and that he VIII be
nominated by reclamation is assured.
None Of the SO-CaIed insurgents IN the
district Is represented here and IL IS
believed thar tOdays meeting viii So
lioifE Dle party Tor the fight that viii
begin with SIemp's nomination
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
SPEClBL NOTICES

SPECIAL MEETING or RRICKL.aT-
Frs AND 3IASC%S OF No 7 and ~
CoStellOS HAM, THU RSJaT- JULY Z-s--
ar S o'clock p II Business OF import
ance- GEO. w ELLIOTT, Rec sect
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
CRIPPENS ARREST
PROMISED TONIGHT

LONDON. July 2a-ofGcia1 aunouncef
-neat vas made this afternoon al Scot
land Yard thar the arrest OF DIT H H.
Cr7upsu. wanted in connection Win the
murder of his wife. j. expected tins
evening
Chief Detective Dew left London TO-
the south coast TODAY before the an
U0UuCeueuL was made
n e. believed scotland Yard Is re~eiv-
inz- hourly messages that trlDUeu s.
under surveillance Tie is said To be
alone. and 300 trace has been found or
Ethel Leuc-e- the steE0-rapEer " no
fed with him.
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
MILLIONAIRE DEAD,
SHOT BY BURGLAR
ira @. RaWn, President of
MonOn, Killed Defend
ing Home.

10 do g. He descended the stairs and
had barely reached the landing when
every one in sic house was awakened
Ey two shots fred in quick Succession
Il rushed out as did the others. we
found Mr. Rawn lying in his night
clothes Blood was trickIins from his
breast
He struggled. turned over tried 10
speak, and could not We turned in
hurry calls for doctor AIr. RaWu died
within five OF six minutes.
Police Find Jimmy" Marks.
I'VE Immediately summoned the Win
netza police, and it was they who found
the marks on the door which estab-
Hshed the fact that the crime had been
committed by a burglar Other than that
We have no clue
The house was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs Ravu. their daughter AIRS. Bise-
low, my wife and myself. ard our two
children There were also three servants
Ia the house, the cook Mrs Rav-n-s
maid and Mrs BiZeI0W's maid None
OF the rest of us heard the sound OF the
burglar
only one bullet took effect The other
went wild
Half an hour after TIE murder had
been committed Piukerfol detectives and
other private detectives were hired bv
the sons or the dead man
We VIII Oner reward said Mr.
Coburnr and spare no expense % cap
Cu~e the assassin
Last April the RaEuz moved from
their residence in Schiller street. Chi
caEo, 60 the Day residence on Pleasant
street. In WiunetHa which they had
rented for the summer.
Murder Excites Suburb
There are three daughters Of Mr.
Rzvu, all married They are Mrs. Rob
ert BTinkley. who also lives in Win
netka- Mrs Ralph C0bu-u. and Mrs =.
y EiEeIOW- The BrlnEleEs have q
separate home in Wiuuetka-
Following 50 soon after the burglary
at the home OF Laird Bel last EaLu--
day o. Sunday night. wneu lIr. and
Mrs Bell were out Of town. the muir
der has Thoroughly aroused the resi-
dents of the suburb
ar. Rawn lacked one month OF being
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
FALLS RIOTERS TRY
TO HURT OFFICIAL

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. July 29.-
RiotiEE broke out in the Grand Trunk
strike here today
A hundred men mobbed Superinteu-
dent Q. & Cunningham. of the road
lie took refuge iu the telegraph Of
ice and was rescued bE r1e police.
TIE striking t-1iumeu declare the
employees were not responsible for the
disorder
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
CARGO Of GASOLINE
AFIRE IN HARBOR

SAN U-tN. Porto Rico. 80 m
Ca--o OF ga-eIeue caught tire En- the
harbor today. blowing up a cOastgE-Se
schooner and threatening The Ge-rruc-
zion OF the naval station
The marines stationed here turned vU-
Fl a body TO prevent their quarters be-
srg DESTROYED An explosion In the hold
OF the schooner started t.e fire The
marines. i'm trylDC 10 salvage tle -asg-
Ie-.-- rar-D. placed some cans su the
wharf 4 second explosion followed
among the saL-a-ed cargo causing con
siderable damage 70 The wharf
The Washington times., 1910-07-20

Full-size Chinonier, ex-
aCtly Ike cut, TO match
,s.eSser- Gracefully de-
signed and well built.
fun golden oak front
shape French plate mir
ror and shaped stand
ards EeEu-
lar $40 mW FH
value Re u ~
duced t0---..-SJ s so
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
AWAITS GODS WILL
TO LEAVE CAPITAL
Codding Refuses Aid
of Charity Agent-Fol-
lows Fanatic.
Continued from First PaEe1

serving a three-year term in the Balti-
more Jail Ior beating one Of his white
followers.
This same chastised follower received
a manifestation" from on high say
ing that HiIda Johnston must marry
the C0Iored leader Tearfully. the Nor
weEian Elrl compiled
HiIda Johnston is now a mother
She viii leave .Freedmen'S Hospital
ored child probably viii he turned
over TO some charitable institution
Bigamy the Charge.
After ~the Rev" Jonah Surdivant
IS released from Jail he VIII face q
charge Of biSamy.
Addie CoddinS and Frederick Night
in-aIe. two other members Of the tray
cling band. have been doing missionary
work among the coIored people OF
Washington since March. They lived
in the second story Of a ColJred home.
1856 Twentieth street
Frederica Nightingale is West
Indian girl. who has Joined the
prayers OF her companions for the de
uverauce Of the Rev" Jonah.
Mrs Mary Barrett, OF Nantucket,
Mass. cam to Washington last night
in search of Miss AIonseu- She had been
in correspondence with Mrs NJ =
Graves. "A mission worker Of q Grant
Mace Mrs Graves had been unable
TO locate 1llSS MOnSen until Ihe-IlITles
printed the fact ten days ago that she
was = peIIaEra sufferer at Georgetown
University Hospital
As soon as Mrs Barrett. who is a
nurse. learned this she rame direct q
Washington She found AIiss GIouSau
in serious condition, a victim of
peIIagTa- Going 90 Freedmau'S HlspI-
tai she found the other Norwegian girl.
now a mother She Went 10 the negro
home al 1Tf5 Twentieth street and took
therefron Miss CodGiuE- whom she im-
uortuneI to return 10 her home IN B1S-
ton. Miss E'oddiug declared that she
vas awaitiE- .-the call 10 Africa" Mrs.
Barrett then sought the influence of
Ms Graves She. too, was unable 10
move Miss COiGiuZ
The Washington times., 1910-07-20
- Divine 30.

This morning agents Of the Board Of
Charities pleaded with Miss CoddiuE-
She talked continually of the time when
'sGod viii direct me 20 proceed to AZ
RIGA
Since coming 20 Washington. March
% the woman missionaries have been
practice Is destitute. Mrs Graves and
Mrs .Ba rrett went 10 the Union Station
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-13

Washington, and save nis dignity be- sides, were he to leave and not re- turn until the day before inaugura. tion.y
 Now. what can New Mexicans as citizens of the United States. think of these methods? How can they further insist that any republican party in the full sense of the word. exists?
 Are they not the most afflicted vic tins of a duplicity that seldom has had an equal in crafty politics of the lowest dye?
 Yet we are told that We must not say a word for fear we cannot get statehood. We must be submissive. good natured. abiect, In a word, we must forget that We are men. and much more so that We are citizens with equal rights in free nation.
 The truth is. we have gone too far
 in this sychopnantic business that has done nothing but disgrace and degrade the territory of New Mexico.
 We repeat what We said before that we want statehood because it belongs to us. It should have been ours before. and we care not whose administration has it in its hands to give it to us. eithr the republican or the democratic It must not be question of whether it will be a democratic or republican state. It will be what the majority decids re- gardless of the connivance and ma chinstions of those who would en- slave and degrade their fellow men Albuquerque Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-13
ALDaIcH's WORK.

If a man performs more good acts than wrong. he should be considered a good man. Perfection is not found on earsh. That is why we think that Roosevelt while he may have many faults. is. all in all. one of inc greatest agencies for good in the country today
 Alsred Henry Lewis. publisher of Human Life. writes a very interest fng article in the May number of his magazine. under the head of the whole history Of The now declared ir- recoucHable split between the pres snt oocs1ant Of the White House and his maker. Mir. Roosevelt It aR- pears by his investigation that the split as outlined by this paper in the past. really started before Mir. Roose- welt vacated the White House. It very interestingly depicts the fine
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-13
VOTING LIST SHOWS
 ONLY l,5OO NAMES

With but about 1900 names on the registration list at the close of the allotted time for enrolling at 9 o'clock last night. it looks as though the vote boiled would be comparative ly light
 But very few got their names down with City Clerk Gage and the inter- est manifested by those who have registered the past few days has been rather small. It is believed. however, that the regulation demo. cratic number have qualified to vote, while it is known that the republi- cans have been doing a tall amount of hustling the past few days in or. der to whip their men into line. Tine democrats did not need to be told the necessity of turning out.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-13
SCRATCHING THE SURFACE ONLY.

J. J. Hill has been calling the at-
 tention of the farmers to the fact
 that they have not been getting all they can get out of the soil. They
 have been content. he says. mere Ny to scratch the surface. But now
 tho farmers are giving more and more attention to intensive farm, ing-to getting all out of their farms that can be produced. In much the same way advertisers have just been scratching the surface Many of them are content to advertise only On special occasions. or when the weather is fine. or when holidays are approaching. They neglecI to advertise at other times. They are scratching the surface of their territory. But gradually leading re
 tailers are coming to realize that the best way is to endeayor 10 get all the trade they can get oUt of their territory and thar the way to do that is to advertise all the time. instead of a part of the time: to use larger space; to be elplici, and definite in describing the goods they have to sell; to tell why pco
 pie should buy al home and not oi order houses, and why the purchases should be made at the store Of the advertiser. An advertisement does
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-13

,nree tnlngs--it may create a wan- and point out how the want may be satisfied; it may take advantage oi an existing want and show where the things desired may be purchased, and it may draw a customer be caust of quality or price or both. Continuous advertising with definite ends in view. just as the farmer has definite end in view when he sows his seed and cultivates his field, is the intensive advertising the merchant will find pays best.