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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
THE SPECKLED BEAUTIES
Whore 10 Fish for Them and Hoe to
Catch Them.

with the sr-tr~-ine comes the fever 10 80 a
fishing and tha --y dweIler catches il Cthe fever.
not the FISH, Just as readily as does his country
cousin Then e comes 20 deciding what variety
O, fnny prey o. go after. Brook trout con
t1ue % hold the.- own in popularity both with
angler and aT. Hc-e. The city erieu-e. however
Rho plr bases lls home supply or gets il al
a restaurant has .---e conception q the favor
tn aroma No ..s --.lt placed On The FIR i-lrne-
diat .y 4--.- beng 1-awn from the water.
-7 II Sew T.-k state the farmers have oc-
c4s.el4. --..s t--t days IL which the whole
Family gets busy. Mamma stays al home and
gets hs- spiders and cornneaI ready. Dad and
the rest nc che family so after the fish The
small boy RIOTS 90 the house with EN- as fast
as caught Mamma dresses" EN-. rolls en-
IN r9-roa4. AND puts EN- in the spider. Until
Tie family ~.t---s she keeps on turning EN-
over with a Cork and stacking EN- on trays
or t-e back .f the stove as fast as cooked.
When t-- Family returns al roll Up their
sleeves and --- .a The job 9evoUring the catch.
Z -1e .-- ...r.-e ct n on one Of those
farmers t-.-- scenes he could ever after poe
IS -aaL instead II professed connoisseu-
n France -s.r trL trout Only and serve them
Wit various sauces. but Americans boil only
tie hg Fellows Boiled brook trout are pretty
good eating when covered with Holan6aise
sauce and followed with fresh tomato and let
tue salad. --e an go = long way and fare
worse
Game as brook trout may be no person
was ever hauled INTO the water BY one. Lots of
people have been dUcked BY larger game fsh.
however, and survived 20 admire themselves
ever after. a seren-pound black bass hauIed
ne u rock into thirty feet Of water Il Black
Lake s. Lawrence County, when 7 was
yo1rgste-. --t that's another story. However.
shall boast -t t as long as I draw breath.
Speaking Nc Northern New York, that's gen
q al brook Trout habitats. The rivers and
small streams swarm with them. There's Mad
l-Ter. t-e -1per Salmon River. etc. where. n
god seasons y-u stand Il the rapids and get
,71-t % almost every cast They are the
g-iaest u -l-- race. TOO. II those swift waters.
-2e gppe- ---az-e Liver waters are Tie only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

as a result, We are 70 have a new species-a salt
water brook trout This would indicate the
presence of a characteristic Of this family Of
fishes well known member OF which, the
salmon, passes back and forth from salt 20
fresh water while a bass is instantly killed on
entering salt water. Pickerel. however, are
often caught in Barnegat Bay, but thousands Of
wears Of immersion in salt water by reason OF
abnormally high tides swapping their haunts in
Ocean County streams have made them accus-
toned TO the change.
Angling for trout and its methods depend
upon the point Of view Of the angler. We have
the regular who never deigns 70 angle except
with correct clothes. rods, reels and dies He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

them.
From now until September you can legally
catch trout in this state, but in New Jersey they
shut down and lock you out July L. New
Jersey, however. is stocking up its streams.
even including those Of Ocean County. where
no trout was ever seen. Last year the state
and private parties placed several hundred
thousand young trout in the main streams and
branches Of Forked River. Toms River and
Cedar and Oyster creeks. To the amazement
Of almost every one. the fishermen OF Barne-
CAT Bay have hauled up hundreds Of them in
their nets the young trout showing no bad
effects from their outing II salt water. Perhaps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
BOOSTERS
TO MINCO

The folks in the thriving little city
OF Minco are pulling off their annual
corn carnival this week and they are
anxious for the people Of Chickasha to
see the show.
Secretary Kirkpatrick has received
from the carnival committee cordial
invitation to the Chamber Of Commerce
to attend the Minco doins.
''We. are planning to take big
crowd to Minco Friday said Mr. Kirk
patrick. and should be glad to have
all who will 60 to report their names
to me By tonight, in order that proper
arrangements may be made. We shall
90 on the train leaving Chickasha at
1855 a. m. Let us show the Minco
people that we appreciate their cour-
tesies by sending large delegation. Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
COTTON
COMING
And ChiCkaSha Buyers
viii Pay the Highest
Price

Non the platform Of the Chickasha
compress are about eighty bales Of new
cotton. OF this amount about thirty
five bales have been marketed on the
streets OF Chickasha the remainder
having been shipped in from other
captNCaneman, manager Of the com
press, is expecting a heavy run rhis
season and will soon begin work on the
new crop.
Farmers reported that the plant has
taken on fresh growth since the recent
rain and If Jack Frost doesn't get in
too big hurry, the yield Is going to
be very satisfactory.
Several bales were marketed on the
streets today and an army Of buyers
will soon be busy insuring farmers the
highest price that the market will jus
tify The price today ranged about
10 s-4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
DR.. COOK
BOBS UP
Going Back to Etah Al
fer His Misplaced
Proofs"

Special by United Press.
London, Sept. l5.-Dr. Frederick A.
Cook, the discredited arctic explorer,
is en- route to Etah, Greenland, to re-
cover the records which he claims TO
have left there on his return nom the
North pole.
Dir. Cook is aboard the yacht
Beauty" owned BY Jno. r Bradley
of New York, who financed Cook in
his search for the pole.
Dr. Cook says II be finds his records
he can easily substantiate his claim 70
being the first to reach the pole
It was a little more than a year ago
when the first news Of Cooks discovery
Of the North pole was brought to Co
penhagen.
Cook claims he has instruments at
Etah that will prove his discovery Of
the pole.
The last time DR.. Cook was heard
Of was after he left New York when
Peary claimed he was fakir and
sailed for South America.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
SPECIAL CHARTER
ELECTION IS HELD

Indication at noon today were that a
light vote would be polled in the spec
ial election on the commission form Of
government. 1t was generally predict
ed, however, that the proposition to
frame a new charter would carry by a
good sized majority.
In the Third ward at 2 o'clock only
fifty-three votes had been polled while
in the City hall precinct Of the Second
ward at the same hour the total was
sixty-eight. In the norsh precinct OF
the same ward the total vote at noon
was about fifty and the other precincts
were voting in about the same proper
tiou.
The polls viii be open till Z O'Clock
this evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
ILLINOIS
PRIMARY

Special by United Press.
Chicago. Sept 15.- With insurgency
as the principal issue in the congress
sional contest and jack potting and
other alleged irregularities Of the legis-
1ss.re as the principal state question,
state primaries are being held today.
The vote Is expected to be light
Speaker Cannon will win 10 his dis
trict easily.
Lee O'Neill Browne, recently acquit-
ted Of bribery charges in the election
Of Senator Lorimer, Is a candidate foI
denomination to the legislature.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15

Special to the Express.
Lawton, Okla. Sept i5.-Before an
immense crowd at the Southwestern
state fair here this afternoon Governor
Haskell delivered his promised ANAL
ysIss Of Theodore Roosevelt. The in
troductory part OF the governors ad-
dress was devoted to a general state
ment OF the nature and purposes OF the
federal government IN which warn
ing was sounded against excessive cen
trallzation of power. Governor Haskell
then proceeded to discuss Col. Roose-
yeIt's views Of government and 0fIlc-
lal policies" saying in part:
BE not beguiled BIZ the glory of =
promise unless there ~ reasonable ex-
pectatioa of performance
BE not blind to the fact that there
Il wide difference between unlim.
tied conversation and genuine con-
scryatlon
The chief end TO be attained In our
country Is harmony and good fellow
ship between capital and labor with
out injustice to the consumer and the
patron. To accomplish this requires
the encouraging influence on the one
hand and the restraining power on
the other hand by a government ad
minIstered BY those who are broad
enough to place the public welfare
above all personal ambition.
Colonel Roosevelts platform Of prln
clpIes must be written from his sew
eral speeches IN the recent tour Of
the west. In substance, he declares
that the sApfelne court Of the United
States Is an unsafe coordinate part
Of our government. II this be true
then the beginning OF the end Is al
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
Mass Meeting last NIaht.


The sentiment Of tne meeting at
the City hall last night was unani-
mously in favor OF the commission
form Of government. John Duff, Sec
retary Kirkpatrick, L. K. AIcManus,
Col. Tom Dwyer- Dr. Riddle, H. f,
strickler and others strongly advocated
the new form Of government,
Property owner and TAX Payer
anonymous writer's, who opposed the
commission plan published in the Ex-
press, were sharply raped BY several
of the speakers.
The meeting was largely attended
and enthusiasm was manifested
throughout.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
ChiCkaSha is the
A. A. A. Year Book

ffThe official year book Of the Ameri-
can Automobile association is out and
in It Chickasha looms up as consider
able pumpkins thanks to the sue
cessful efforts OF Kirk" ,ipf swinging
the Glidden tour this wayH
The year book contaiAs two maps
on which Chickasha shows up as big as
Chicago and there are also half dozen
references TO this city, including mem
ton Of the local Auto club and on
GERS. This book goes into the hands
Of over $4,000 members Of the A. A. A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
TEDDY OPENS
CAMPAIGN
Special by United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Long Island, n. X. Sept. i5.-col.
Roosevelt today opened his campaign
for the control Of the state convention.
A crowd Of 15. 600 greeted him.
AS he was going to the place where
he was to speak in an auto the police
officers stopped the machine and were
about to arrest the party lor exceeding
the speed limit, but when they learned
It was Roosevelt they were satisfied
with a hand-shake with the colonel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
jim OFFERS
BIG GIFT

Special by United Press.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. i5.-The
Minneapolis Daily, the official organ
Of the University Of Minnesota, says
today that Jas. }. Hill. the railroad
magnate, has offered the university a
douation Of sSO,OOo,oOo, also that he
has extended an offer Of a permanent
salary Of 100000 annually to Roose-
velt II he viii become president Of the
university. The report could not be
confirmed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
Haskell "AnalyzeS''
Theodore r.
Governor Takes the Mighty Hunter
for Theme Of a Warm Ser
mon before Large
Congregation

hand. for with the destruction OF ans
one Of the three coordinate branches
OF our form OF government the entire
structure must fall and new plan
rise over It's wreck. With legisla-
tive department to enact our laws,
judicial department to construe our
laws and sit in final judgment upon
our differences, and an executive de-
partment to administer our govern
ment. such plan Is failure.
"When one Is to be assailed and
dominated BY another that means the
decay or republic and the budding
OF monarchy; that means the rise Of
military domination, under the dicta-
tions of an executive and the decay of
popular will.
1--WE look back on one hundred and
thiray-ilYe years Of the administration
OF its department Of government BY
the supreme court Of the United States
and deny that there is cause for its
criticism as a department Of govern
ment. There Is vast difference be-
tween the propriety Of doubling the
fitness OF this or that particular judge
OF this great court. Indeed, it would
be marvellous II OF all these numerous
Judges each and every one had
filled the full measure Of public ap-
proval, but we cannot concede that the
weakness or single man Is just rea-
son for condemnation Of thar great
court as a branch Of our government.
( but every true American can point
/ with pride 10 the patriotic and distin-
\ gulshed service that our government
has enjoyed from It's supreine Judicial
servants.
Is the Roosevelt OF today who would
reflect upon the integrity and eftic-
Ieney OF the entire supreme court the
same Roosevelt who is 1896 condemned
others for the criticism Of an indiVid-
ual Judge OF that courtg
rs ii building for the welfare OF our
country when the leaders OF public
thought breed lack OF respect Or en-
courage contempt for our great insti.
tutl0nsg
Stock Exchange Methods.
Colonel Roosevelt today deplores
many of the practices Of our great
stock exchanges. we find his declara'
tions rich IN generalities but wanting
III particulars
The governor then inquired what
Roosevelt as member Of the New
York legislature, as governor Of New
York or as president ever did to check
the objectionable practices Of the New
York Stock Exchange
Unlawful Combination.
Colonel Roosevelt now declares thai
there should be no combination Of
consultations OF our great transporta
lion or business properties destructive
Of competition and Of public welfare
Colonel Roosevelt became presiden
in September. 1901 Before twelve
months hadlolapsed the Union Pacific
using its subordinate 1.-THE Oregon
Short Line). as a medium, set abou
the destruction OF competition in ths
Pacific coast transportation by the &C
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
ChiCkaSha Firm
Gets State Contract

The Chickasha Electric Supply com
pany has been awarded a contract by
the state board of affairs to furnish
all the electrical fixtures for the new
building for the state normal at Wealth
erford.
The Chlckasha firm was bidding
against an its competitors in the state
and took the contract, being the lowest
bidder. A good sized sum Of money is
involved In the contract.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
BOOZE IN eRisr MlLL,

The flying squadron descended on
the grist mill west Of the Palace livery
barn on Choctaw avenue late yesterday
afternoon and made a pretty fair booze
catch. The officers seized tubful OF
cold ones and also full barrel Of
~Bud Ed Taylor, who is supposed to
own the place, could not be located.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
A Drug Clerk is
SIugGed and Robbed
Special by United Press.

Special BY United Press.
M0skogee. okla, Sept 15.-Walier
Watson, drug clerk whose home is
in Pilot Point, Texas was slugged and
rohhed while on his wav TO his room
last night
He staggered into his room covered
with blood He was unable to give
any description Of his assailant
Thee police ave at work on the case
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
Pass the Pie
to P1QcQte
Insurgents


= Special BY United Press. =
= Beverly Mass. Sept l5.-A =
= new policy looking to the healing :
: Of the breech between the pro :
: gressiye and the regular republi- .
4 cans is announced today BY max =
= ing public a letter authorized BY =
= President Taft to a prominent =
= Iowa politician.
+ It announces the determination =
= of the president to restore pat =
= ronage to insufgent senators and =
+ representatives,. =
= Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15

G. G. Herndon left this afternoon for
NARROW. where he will attend to bust
ness tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
TAFT IS s. TODAY.


= Special BY United Press. =
: Beverly, Mass. Sept Ito !
= dav Il President Taft's 53rd birth. !
= day.
= There was no celebration. The 4
: president spent the day receiving !
= visitors.
&+%%@%%*4%%%%%4 -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-15

Continued on Page Two.)
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
. .H:.|0|R|S Il | II I | BURN J
I Ed IN FRI
HI 10 IA HVAHt5t ~ III IL.
BARNS ON IA RUE AND DAELEY
l. (. .s....: 4...: PROPERTY BURNED YES Fl.
;s{s i H. TERDAY AFTERNOON. 4

ss Fire broke out in a barn on the
g Louis La Rue place on Fifth street
!: about $3.50 yesterday afternoon, and
the department were called out. Il,
;s Owing to the fact that the. building
was almost completely enveloped in
flames before the alarm was turned. in
: it was impossible to save it or the
barn adjoining 1t on the Daeley proper
ty. The fire department however, by
2 heroic effort was able to save the 9th
er property which was quite close.
t! There was a driving horse in the
paeley barn belonging to Mr.. Leonard
Christianson, who was renting the
place. The animal was burned to a
crisp. ~: ss& ~. 80 .,zsts.ss, .s II,
AT the time of our going to press we
are unable. to learn what the loss is
or whether there was insurance on
the Daeley property. Mr.. LaRue's
barn was partially covered by: insur-
ance.. y:& .s.5sss .s.5s E, ~ z7 .:-.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
AT
!. DEVILS ! LAKE
GRAND FORKS AUTOMOBILE CLUB
VISITED THIS CITY WE'D.
NESDAY NIGHT.

The Grand Forks Automobile Club
were guests in this city. Wednesday
night this being the turning point
of a three days tour.
The party arrived in Devils Lake
about $3.50 and pulled up to the Sevil-
Ia Hotel wnere they were met by a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
"a, 49, e N.
PRESBYTERIAN cAuReH.

anday, August a. Al H. 3see b,
4 Morning worship at Il o'clock. Sub:
ject: ) The Heroism, Of Daily: Life. =
Sunday school at 12 O'Clock.
Evening worship ats o'clock. Sub
ject: "A Question Of Values"
The public is invited to attend these
services and all services Of this church
and cordial welcome is assured:
Seats Free, :. sq...::t.:: :t:::r.ss =, -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

ped but finally gave this up and have
resorted 70 the telegraph, the answer
to which will be bulletined in Bells
Drug. Store window Immediately on its
arrival, : H.. s.. 49,, ;:3 ~
!, The doctor was. heard to remark
yesterday that he did hope they would
arrive before cold weather set in las
he had planned on using his TERROR
as a foot warmer. This has been con
strued BY Sam to mean that Doc.
might be getting cold feet. W.
a. Band Master Cranner has been spok.
en- to relative to the matter and it is
expected that when they do arrive
the band will get out to meet them.
Everybody watch for the great
event Of the season; the arrival OF
Dahl & Fosters bull-terrier pups.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
HAVE SUS=,
P ENDED
WORK
SCARCITY OF LABOR GIVEN AS
CAUSE OF THIS ACTION.

SCARClTY OF LABOR GIVEN AS
CAUSE OF THIS ACTION.
The head contractors on the Fargo
Minot cutoff of the Great. Northern
have ordered the sub-contractors to
suspend work. It seems the contrac-
tors have had great difficulty in keep
ing men since the harvest began, as
the farmers lured the graders away
with offers Of better wages. The pro-
gress had been so slow recently that
the head contractors decided to sus-
pend all team work for the season. The
steam shovels will continue till the
freeze-up.
1t Is claimed that the railroad COM
pany has made no changes in its plans
and the company will construct the
line entire along the lines originally
planned.
It is thought that men can be sc.
cured early next spring and the grad.
ing can be completed almost as soon
as it would have been done In any
event. About two-thirds the grades
have been constructed and steel lay
Ing has been started from Surrey east
ward.-Towner Tribune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
ON THE QUIET
TWO POPULAR DEVILS LAKE
YOUNG PEOPLE QUIETLY MAR
RiED AT FARGO DURING
THE STATE FAIR.

Warren Adams and Bertha Maxwell
completely surprised their many
friends here by being married at Far.
60 on July Both, where both young
people were attending the fair. SO
quiet was their marriage kept that it
was not learned by their most init
mate friends until the first Of the week
and they were certainly kept very
busy all day Monday receiving con.
gratulations.
! The bride is the daughter of Mr.,
and, Mrs. A. N. Maxwell Of this city.
and is q very capable young lady hav'
ing attended school In Fargo, and for
the past two years has held a posi-
tion as sales lady in Mann's depart
ment store, where the groom holds q
position as clerk. Mr.. and Mrs. Ad
ans are both well and popularly
known In this city and have the best
Wishes OF hosts Of friends. !:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

number of the members of the Auto
mobile Club in this city, and warmly
welcomed. W.
In the evening they were entertain
ed by the members of the CONNER
cial club and their ladies at the
club rooms in the opera house block,
where a most enjoyable evening was
spent.
A band concert was played by the
Devils Lake band on the veranda in
front of the club rooms, and some fine
music was furnished by Profs. Keil
and Jensen during the evening.
The chairs and tables were pushed
back to the sides and a dance was
enjoyed by those who desired to trip
the light fantastic until about eleven
o'clock.
The party remained in Devils Lake
until about nine o'clock Thursday
morning when they departed for their
home city.
Our pople are always glad to well
come visitors from our neighboring
cities and especially those from Grand
Forks between which city and ours
there is growing friendship, and it
is the hope Of our people that their
visit In this city was made so enjoy
able that they will wish to return
again in the near future.
Among those who were here were
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stinson, Mr.. and
! Mrs. W. L. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Lag
erwall, Mr. and Mrs E. n. Helson,
Miss Vera Kelsey, s. 8. Titus, Geo.
B. Wlnship, L. L. Ekinaut, John w.
Ogren, W. q. Fuller, Geo. A. Benson,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Wldlund and daugh-
ter, H. Void, DR.. Witherstine, Mi.
and Mrs. M. F. Murphy, Miss Sue
Virgins, Miss Mae Murphy, Miss Lou
ise Murphy, F. n. Haverland, Geo.
Davis, I. MCGOWAN, w. E. Searles and
family, Edward w. Hansen, Felix s..
Bangs, all Of Grand Forks; Mrs. II.
W. Mervell, and Mrs. c. e. Bates Of
Minneapolis; and W. A. Monroe, ]. B.
Mooney, W. L. Drusy, and J. M. Mo
Laughlin Of Langdon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

John Hunter Of Egeland was caller
Monday on his way TO Fargo.