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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-12

When it is a question Of eyesight
people should demand to be
shown. They should not trust
their eyes to anyone who is sim
ply in the business for a money
consideration or selling glasses
as a side-line. Go to an Optician
who has his professional reputa-
ton to sustain: who will be hon
est with you, because he cannot
afford TO be otherwise. An OPP
ttiician whle is willing to Show
You" One who has sufficient
confidence in his own ability to
guarantee results. Be "A Mis-
sourian." Come in and let. US
Show YOU that we Can DO
One Thing Well.
Carr's Optical ParIor
42S Chickasha Ave.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Guarding Against
Gems and BacILLI.

Ms come TO Senator's as 10 common
mortaIs and natural enough 10 IS that
the chamber be fortified against the
dread invasion OF germs and hzclIli-
Stovafne has not been adopted, but The
Senate batteries bristls with three bot
ties OF bromo settler, three bottles o.
bror1o caffeine three bottles Of Abba--E
salts one dozen bottles each of Eap-in
tablets, Jamaica ginger Ease-lle- us
OF laxative bruu-C-guluiUe- one dozen
packages Of CCu-- plaster one dozen
seidliIZ powders. one pound OF soda
mint tablets. 90 rILlILis tablets. 5la
I5fhfa tablets one pound OF nfca-Bruz--
soda tablets SIX ounces Of aromatic
spirits OF eLTI1rl0rll-r one case OF ii ET2--ss1l
wafer one quart or JAFe &L Two quarts
Of ammonia and so on through q -luS
Two Iips OF chamoIs skins at $3.50.
two ounces OF ounce seed and SIX
the things laid in stock SuzD2 Yes,
there was half a gross Of imported
French soap per-g-IleC- $500 Four
gross Of another fancy soap cost SL-i.z1
ana mere vas q lot or three other less
expensive brands
In the supplies Of last year the Senate
bought ore bottle each OF mustang i-ui-
menL, SaIEl rs OIL and Epr-l Carolina
tar II took I'm large amounts OF riW0-
Thy ha--- rats meal and bran l'Ue old
joke about -Le Senator's breakfast food
s.
however El-e cereals and such are NOT
for the Senators. bur for the Senate
stables Other entries show the pUr-
chase Of one gallon OF Meats foot oil.
81 ore quart Of foot dressing . cents
two name brushes. . cents and three
pairs of iron holdbac1 hoops, 81
Some Of the magical maueuEerS in
the Senate may possibly he explained b-
the fact that nifty gallons of ALADDIN oil
were bOIsEEt for Senatorial use some
other IQUi0S were -Four gallons OF al
COhOl- EWrlCr five barrels OF strained
West Virgin OIL one barrel OF f1r-
Nadine, and I've gallons OF witch hazel
in the first Two months Of 1853 the
Senators consumed $50 eases of sDgI-
linaris water valued at sLasS. and 81
eases C. Iitnia water valued al 500
Cuinine pills were bought by the thou
sand an frequently
Seventv-fve pages or the report are
cd or sent ZC Government expense The
statesmen have the right 20 char-e to
Uncle sam the cost OF teIegIaphiug
about official business DGt they mEzt
acUuaint she secretary with the name
OF the person 10 whom q telegram is
sent the town and the price
In the payrCIs there appear many en-
plDTes whose names are similar 10 those
OF Senators If this similarity indicates
Einship It appears thar az least one
third Of the Senators have provided for
relatives on the payroll one OF the
Senators has -IUee members OF his fam
ily AT the trough
a year or the Senate, counting salaries
and alt expenses cost the Government
&se-6s z5--1A
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
The Continuation Of This Story WI
BE Found in TOmmorOv's
Issue Of The Times.
INDIAN TEACHER
TO BE EMPLOYED
Civil Service Examinations TO Be
Held for Various
Positions.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission viii hold examinations on
February IS for the position OK teacher
IN the Indian service. 70 I'll certain va
Caucies now existing and other va
cancies which may occur.
Other examinations 10 be held BIZ the
service are as follows For the position
OF Junior chemist IN the Geological sur
vey, March g, 1910, for the position Of
telephone switchboard operator. Guar
termasteTs department at larE-. St
Paul, AIinn-, March s. 1910. and for the
position Of topographic craftsman in
the Coast and CTeOdetic Survey on
March 9 and 10. 1910
The cities in which these examinations
are 10 be held and the conditions OF the
eXaminatlons may be ascertained uDon
application to the Civil Service Commits
sion.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
BRANCH oFFIcEz
NORTHWEST


SEH 8 AODEItN PHARMACY, tn and e
NEW YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
ave. and y. Cap st.
CE1AS- g HOEINCSG ChrfstLaua Pharmzs.v
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 1s-n aod "a ave.
Phone IL LI7e.
PARK ROAD PHARsLACY. ush and PARK
read Phone C.. 1851
l. 4. TAXLOE, cor sth and ? sta Phone
y 16Z
r a VEITCH. a0th and N SITS. Pa7n- =. az
n y EAITIE- 531s Georgia ave Col -
MALTBI'S PHARMACY. 1881 Calvert -
G. SsE-
MATTINGLT-s PHARMACT. 18Th and L.
Phone y. E115-
Il T BUTTS PHAR3fACT- Ith s. and
MaSsachusetts ave. Phone n 400
TAENDLD. 5fsL 18Th 81. Phone C1r r77
r d HOWARD. 1fLh and " Phone - g-sf
GOLDESBERG s. TJh and 4 ats Phone ~
$50
5. KANN. SONS & CO, stn and Market
space. Phone NJ 700
GREENE CAPITAL A D = Z 2 TaTNT u
AGENCY. las 18th St Phone - 500
y. W TdROCkMDRTOS. ClFEr Srors 7srh
and p Phone ~. ESQ.
= FRENCH SIMPSON, cor gth 81 Rhoda
Island ave and r St Phone y 2S1l
GESSFCEID'S PHARAACZ. sth and U Ets
s n WAGNER & CO. Ist asa Il Phon,
!. ~
N McNULTT & son. CiEa-s and robze-,
1880 18th ST Phone North elZ-
PAUL PEARSON. 18th st and Florida ~,
n W Phone n 21OZ
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published
Mark and Hugh Lee. two brothers. love
Huda Graves. daughter OF their employer
Hush thinks HiIda loves Mark, and re-
u0uuces her. Carl Vaughn. t1llo7E-e111-
nlCre. insults Marx banquet enl
Mark c1ufesses 60 Eulh thai be has taken
s-zsl1 IN bonds from the firm SAFE
Co pGL Up as security in a deal and th.tt
FaueEu knows OF IT, Hush Mortified.
goes To The firms 1flce IN E1l-a14 lpila
win the bond envelope. bur l-u.ls that -
-ea=-f--rsfr- has been made There are
no bonds i'm the envelope Carl FauEfn
bursts lu on the two brothers IN aa.ll-
more. and Mark 0lrsIes hlrn from me
house Hugh goes To- a house IN 1-a- o.
more irving tn recover the bonds. Erans
some o. EaIEru's love ie-lersr and barely
makes his escape He lll-s has nla-leI-
au1areuttv drunk On a. per along me
river rr1a-. puts MIN iu a. ta2lcaa- rl-
returns 90 look FOR watch Mark has
dropped He Isl attacked nE O. man IN me
Tarkress ana -raDpIes with him on the
pier.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
CROP
BIGGEST IN HISTORY
Long Island Farmers Last Year
Beat All Previous
Records.

NEW YORK. Jan 19.-Beating any
previous record by &C per cent. Long
Island farmers last year marketed the
biggest crop Of vegetables and berries
in the history Of the island The berries
and vegetables that were shipped by the
Long Island railroad alone amounting
10 -6szZ tons
This IS exclusive Of the thousands OF
tons taken to market by boats and vvaE-
CUE-
Raising potatoes last year beat dig
sing gold 1t takes ]. $500 bushels 10
represent the tonnage carried by rail
road tt is figured shat fully 100000
Bushels Of potatoes were taken TO ma
ket hy wagon and that fully 1000. 90
bushels more were sold on Long Island
for local consumption. This one crop
Melted the farmers about $3,oo0.000
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
SUES FIDELITY COMPANY.

Joseph I Atkins this morning fled
suit for $1,000 damages against the FL
deity and Casualty Company Of New
York. claiming that although he was i
Sl1red IN the defendant company against
sickness and disease, the corporation
failed to pay him a, weekly indemnity
when ne had nervous prOSITatIOn last
faH He is represeted by AttOreys = ..
Williams ad Arthur Peter
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
ASKS 5000 DAMAGES

DeclaTtg that he was assaulted BY an
agent Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company on July last
Charles E Frazier today fled suit for
5000 damages. Attorneys 2. b Row
and 2 r Braddock appeared for the
complainant
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.

WASTED-By good seamstress.. situation b
day OF week cutting and fitting guaranteed
W. lbs Sth 81 " " 1aIs-srs
WOMAN-COlo-ed. wants work around Iuucl
room can 20 a. m-- 1907 1th st. y W Itc
By RELIABLE COLDRED WOMAN. genera
Homework CGSE. and Iaundrcss- 1872 sth SO
y " lie
REFINED LADY u6eEs immediate employ
ment IS searastress BY day or week O'CON
nor, 10 Mass ave y W 5a1s-src
WASHING 70 take hCne or our Eoo5 Ian
dress HELEN WATKINS. 1898 18th 81 y
= Ja1s-2r-
yyASTED-WashiuE 70 take home: nrst-cIazs
Sc Eye ST. & W f=1T-s-a
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
SOUTHEAST.

A E POWELL. 9Th AID East Capitol ST.
Phone L ll5o-
A b BURROWS. uth and Pa ava Phone
l. IFS
Roach DRUG CO.. sea aud G. Phon. L.
IS5L
F. P WELLER, cor sth and L Phone ".
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
SOUTHWEST.

V HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9TH and Sta.
Phone II 57U2-
MCDONALD, J ". ~ and L Phone Il.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
NORTHEaET

MoCHEsNET & JOACHIM. cor "a and z
sts Phone L Is
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 FIoridz ave.
Phone L ls46-
Phone L I69I-
TAYLOR & LAHB. Inc. IIth and z Can.
sts- Phone i. ia
CHAS- H BLUMER y Can ana p -
Phone y Sol6-
McCHEsNEY 8 JOACHIM sth aud + 81.
ph--e L 1872
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
yenerson sts- Phone L. 1913
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

ANACOSTIA.

+. P WELLER, Pharmacy, S5s4 Il n n
". Phone L 1909. W Z7p.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

ALEXANDRIA. VA
R L CARNyE & co. T0s King 81
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CHEVY CHASE Nd
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Wanted Rooms and Board

wASTED-By young married couple. NJ
children. board and unCuruished room: Is
minutes walk g p o; state terms. Ad-
dress BOX zss. Times Office. It
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4 Wanted-BOarders.

G. ST. y. W. aS-A few refined bosr5ers
wanted: $ per week; home cooking 5aIs-St'
FANTED-Txo young men for room ana
board IN private family in Vt Pleasant.
terms reasonable address BOX zsE Tines
Office faI7-srs
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Help Wanted-MaIe.

bAS-CoIored. reliable for delivery vvo.s
AL PUBLISHING co. SO Ia ave. Ja1s-zfs
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

OTSTERAEAoc -cVeat. coiore5 man clean
quick opener. for fine trada- 515 11th 81
y. W Fzr7-1f
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

ROUTE BOY with bicycle. serve rnorI.fnt
Newspaper route sta at SO A. m-
month Apply Mr ASBY. 81 3 y w
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Situations Wauted-MaIe.

EANTEL-By japanese. situation as school
boy IN good family Immediately good ref
ere1ce and recomueuGati On JAPANESE
III sth St 5sIe-St-
WANTED-By a coiorzd man, a place a.
porter. can furnish references Address ..
18th 81 y " Ira
NASTED-Position as experienced uarehouss
man or IN hardware store best reference
1923 n Dallas ST. Ba5to-. Nd IT.
WASTED-ET f1teI-iEeD- young nan. viii
3 years medical education from Europe.
speaks several lzuECaEes. clerical position
preferred 3 The Arduure Hotel fs1e-z-r
SITUATION as 5a1i-ors experienced best ref-
ereuce- Address BOX III, Times oFics-
faIs-2t"
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

PREssMAN- who can make read,
and feed fob presses. hours 10 e m 10
p m; state salary expected Apply 20 BOZ
f6s. Times Office lie
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

MEAT UTTER-Firzt-class under 20 years
single preferred. Apply afr 30 2 u1 q
1857 18th St n W fsr---~~
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

MARKERS Experienced. WEST TX
LAUNDRY. I723 Pa ave fz1s-ztc
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Advertisements viii be q

Three dimes within one week g ceutz q
Inc times. conEecutively- ~ cents a line
space. lines
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

sALESIAN-E Experienced. IN hvusefuruish
lnss department Apply to Manage PaIai
Royal A. IISNER Fa1s-7t
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

The Washington Times makes spe-
clal cash-in-adVanc5 rates for Gas
si1ied Advertising.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

- CRCHASES made il the course OF
u a year for the use Of the SEN
ators, directly and indirectly
make I'D q list almost infinite In
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

Class b

one cent q word each insertion Minimum
charge, - Ceuts-Enl1Iuuu space, 2 lines
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For Rent Rooms

Furnished
c ST s W. Ia-CheaP 70 the right party. g
cheerful rooms. vel heated gas ana uath
c ST. s ", ss5-Funishcd rooms Io- ~.
housekesDing- 5aI7-7t'
c ST y W Is2s-Ons 5esI-ab7s room h
Turkish hath Establishment reasonable cos
70 desirable tenant 5aIs-s-c
II ST. y e. Hs-EzceedfnEIv handsome 8
room T.arlor-foor fat furnished ID the best
OF style- complete Tor h0usekespinE= vz-s
reasonable Il
II ST. y E, Ee-3 rooms. complies 1or usht
horseksepl1s- heat bath and gas. reason
H ST. y ". I1s-Furnished large front
room; southern exposure 5 IarSs windows
heat; Ell Couvenienoes5 reasonable JsIs-Zrc
Il ST y. ". sIs-Fu-nished rooms. $50 up
IHSEJIAcSA AVE. y. W, 212-oSioeIv TITn7gEe5
ruom on laTlOr hOOrs light Housekeeping
steam heat gas for cooking water IN room
L ST. y L, 4oz-Th-ee nice uufurufshef
rooms small family good nelshbOrhood-
ja1S ft@
X ST y W, 81 coruuuuicattnE rooms.
front for light Housekeeping; also hall room.
ja1s-stc
L ST. y W. ISu-NiceIy furnished IsrEs
sunny front rooms 3a1e-5ta
n ST. y w, 6s5-z rInfuruizhed rooms. =
MASS AVE y W Iz-PIeasznt second
story corner room. 20 monthly. also thrsa
large light basement rooms lstrobs and
range; SO monthly; furnished or unfurnished-
MASS. AVE n W. 1glz-F' urnIsaed rooms,
second fOor front jaas-Stc
y J AVE y W. s11-EurniEhsd ana uu-
furnished rooms. with CT without board
ja19-Sts
Pa AVE. Iel5-singls rooms: steam; Ight
q
HOTEL WEST. los Pa ave n W. oppOs
SENT. MODERN REASONABLE
Js15-tto
1sT ST. S. z, 502-wa-ul furnished parIol
floor rooms; newly FaDereCti private family
I'd ST n W, 2s1-TIoon1. second floor. heat,
gas. and hath $50, 3 o. and $500 a week
% sT- \ W 5I7--7-s N. bright roomsi
housekeeping OF SEE PIN js1s-St.
SD ST. S. z, es0-C1e ls-ge room on "a
floor; light housekeeping. a Sr 5 car lines
le-l-ol-
Sd ST \ W. z1s-o:-ely furnished rooms,
s1.5o. 50. s. jaI7-st'
5TH ST y z. 62z-E-.tr-e furnished roonss
modern improvene-tS ~ no children
sTH 81 \ ". 5Is-s-ea m hsat; newly fur
nished and papercd. large hall rooms s1S
other rooms. Si.5e eaI 80 ja19-4tc
sTH ST s E. S.7-Tvo communicating
rooms. furnished for Ey-tseEeepinE. water IN
one; heat, c0oking gas 81 5alS-8t-
STH - y W. 1s-Naar comfortable room
second floor front; only s. and SO month.
jaE5-Sr
STU ST n w sl0-FUrnished rooms for
light housekeeping ja1s-2ts
9Th 81. \. W. u11-SecOnd and third story
front rooms. nicely furnished, reasonable
also middle back room. second floor.
10TH ST y E. 23-Three rooms complete
for housekeeping, gas. furnace heat. no OBJ
lection 70 small children 5sIs-St'
18th ST y W. 1114-NiceIy furnished
rooms with board Phone North s0ss-
4 Wanted-BOarders
G ST. y. w. H3-A few refined boardsrs
wanted: $ per week; home cooking 5aIs-St'
VFANTED-Tvvo young men for room and
board IN private family in Nj Pleasant.
terms reasonable Address BOX 49, Tines
Office faT--srs
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Class B

All other cIassldcatIons Is cents a line:
times, 10 cents a -ine-ul5nIraum. 9 lines
PERSONALLY. - cents a line any number o.
times Six words 70 line
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40, Times Office fz1q-r-s
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

wANTED-AIen and boys oEer sixtsen "a
of age good wages permanent work ADDI1
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

IAILORS-FirEt--'.z ladies'. on plain ani
fancy work Schwartz s02 14th St.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
CHAPTER VII

/ FIGHT-AND RUN AWAY
r 7 was an odd sausarion-to be crap
ping there, for lie, in the dark
ness or a routing pier with Zoe OF
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c ST s W. IoIA-CheaP 70 the right party.
cheerful rooms. vel heated; gas ana bath
-aIe-2fa
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DISHWASHERS-Ten colored; Immediately
MARYLAND QUICK LCNCB. 1e0S Pa ave
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SHEL9TAN-Ffrst-cIass. steady work
good pay call At once 500 18th 81 y. "
lie
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JANITOR-Colored- Hs 10th " w 1t
LADIES' TAILORS-FIrst-cIsss- Apply at
once r PLUM. IZ15 18th ST y. W
LADIES TAILOR-First-cIaSs: long season
to right party 1913 I4th. 5e17-7tc
NIAN-Colored mot boz. to work around
residence and attend 70 and run automobile:
reference required, permanent position TO a
good man. state wages and experience with
automobile, II any Address J. N $, Times
Office. JaIs-Zt
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

c ST y W 1sZo-Oue desirable room s.
Turkish hath Establishment reasonable cos
70 desirable tenant 5zIs-s-c
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
VIII Not Be Long Before the Aerial Chauffeur Will Be Working for
Months Wages
BANDITS HOLD UP
TRAIN AND ESCAPE.
Missouri Pacific Passenger Is
Flagged 80 Miles From st.
Louis and Robbed

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-Missouri Pacific
train No. 8, due in st. Louis at 1o:4O
o'clock from Kansas City, was held up
and robbed by four masked men at 9:55
O'Clock tonight one mile east of Eu-
reka, 80 miles from st. Louis. The train
was tagged with red lantern and as
the engine stopped the four men point
ed revolvers at the engineer and fire.
man.
The baggage and mail and express
cars were detached from the train and.
with the robbers in the cab, the engi-
neer was compelled to run toward st.
Louis The passengers were not mo-
Tested.
The missing cars and engine are
somewhere In this district of 80 miles
and a posse OF deputy sheriffs and rail
road detectives is searching the section.
The safe in the express car is sup
posed to have contained several thou
sand dollars. 1t Is believed that the
ICDD6TS nave DiOWh tilO ooiC diiu Hcu-
The three coaches in the train were
left standing on the main line until
after midnight, when a special train
from here carrying the deputies ar
rived Later the passengers were
brought to ST. Louis.
Missouri Pacific officials say it is
impossible now to determine how much
there was in the safe. No word has
been heard from the missing cars or
the engineer and fireman two hours
after the holdup.
The district in which the holdup took
place is sparsely settled. and news of
the robbery did not reach St Louis
until II o'clock tonight.
Conductor E. H Butts climbed off
the train when it stopped to see what
was the trouble, and the robbers fired
at him. After the engine disappeared
Butts walked back to farmers house
near Eureka and telephoned to ST
Louis.
Several robberies of the kind have
taken place near Eureka. In one. John
Hedgepeth. recently killed as a bur-
glar in Chicago. and his gang took
s2o, 900 from Frisco train at Glendale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Month S w ages
PITTSBURG BANKERS
CONFESS BRIBERY
Turn States Evidence and Will
Testify Against Grating
Officials
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


PITTSBURG, Jan. 21.-President E.
H. Jennings and former Vice President
Frank A. Griffin of the Columbia ma
tional bank turned states evidence to-
day at the hearing of the councilmanic
graft cases, giving District Attorney
Blakeley excellent evidence on which
to prosecute.
AS a result of the hearing before
Alderman James V. McMasters, Max G.
Leslie. county delinquent tax collector.
was held on the charge of perjury and
conspiracy and soliciting bribe.
Frank f. Nicola, millionaire business
man, and Charles Stewart, former
member of the finance committee OF
councils, were held on the charge of
soliciting bribes. Nicola and Stewart
were held under $4,000 bail, while
Leslies bail was fixed at $4,000.
Griffin and Jennings testified as to
how each time they demurred at pay
ing to have their bank named as a
city depository the price was raised
several thousand dollars and they
eventually paid $4,000. Then the bank
was redesignated as a depository. This
testimony came as big surprise.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
TOM TAGGART VICTIM OF
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
Noted Indiana Politician Re-
ceives Charge of Bird Shot

NATCHEZ, Miss. Jan. 21.-Thomas
Taggart, democratic national commit
teeman for Indiana and chairman of
the democratic national committee in
1904, was accidentally shot while hunt
ing with his private secretary. Harry
Horton, near Fayette, in Jefferson coun-
ty, today.
Forty-two bird shot struck Taggarf
in the face. right shoulder and chest.
and 1t is feared that the sight of one
eye will be destroyed.
Horton fired when pevy of birds
was flushed. the charge striking his
companion. who was in the heavy un-
derbrush-
Taggart was taken to. Louisville on
special train tonight for surgical at
tention.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
MEAT BOYCOTT
SPREADS OVER
UNITED STATES
Movement Causes Decline in
Wholesale Price of Beef in
Cleveland
Two Milwaukee Retailers Re-
duce POrterhOuse Steak to
Ten Cents a Pound
Packers Refuse to Discuss Eff
feet of Crusade on Their
Business
UNCLE ESAM'SIDEA0 OF
BEEF TRUSTS METHODS

ACT
Scene; once of the National
packing company.
Actors
Director No. of n. p. A. (alsO
Of Armour & Coz
Director NO. of n. p. A. (also
of Swift d Coz
of Morris q Coz
Director No. 1-GentIemen, our
reports seem TO show that the
National packing company is do
ing business at a loss in the
state of (any old state will dO)
suggest
Director No. 2-I have noticed
the same thing myself. j think
we must raise the price of ribs
Cor anything eISe) ? cents, etc.
Director No. 3-My notion ex-
actIy.
IL is so ordered.
The meeting then adjOurns.
ACT III Oater)
Scene; ONCE of Armour d Co.
Actors
The Armour officers tincludfnE
the gentleman who is a director
of the National packing COM
panyD.
A DirectOr-GentIeme our re-
ports seem TO indicate that Ar
mOur & Co. ia doing business at a
loss in the state fany old state
viii dOD on certain lines. What
do you SuEgests
Another Director have no
ticed the same thing myself.
think we must raise the price of
ribs Cor anything eIse) cents,
etc.
StiII Another DirectOr-My no
fiOn exactly.
1t il so ordered.
ACTS HI and ~
Similar scenes i'm the offices of
Swift a. Co. and Morris q Co.
ACT V
To be staged later I'm the
United States court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
PAULHAN WILL REACH
CITY TONIGHT WITH
FELLOW BTRDMEN

Louis Paulhan. the famous French
aviator who is to fly at Tanforan, just
south of San Francisco, Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday. will arrive here this
evening at $50 o'clock on the Shore
Line limited. With him will be his
intrepid wife, Nine Paulhan. and his
compatriot aviators, Edouard Miscarol
and Didier Mason. The birdmen will
be met at the train by large deIega-
tion of French citizens. bent on honor
ing the achievements of their fellow
countryman- The aviator will stay at
the st. Francis.
On a train which will arrive this
morning will be Edwin Cleary, Paul
hans manager, and the aeroplanes with
which Paulhan and his associates will
fly at Tanforan tomorrow and the two
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
JOIN OIL ASSOCIATION
QUICKLY OR BE LEFT
Present Members Are Ready to
Close Door on Outsiders

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 21.-At the
meeting of the members of the Kern
County and Coalinga independent oil
agencies. held here today, a resolu-
ton was introduced to close the door
to nonmembers of the association.
The resolution declares it to be the
sense of the members of the Kern
River and Coalinga oil producing
agencies that no company or individual
now producing oil in the state of Cali
fornia be admitted to membership in
either of the said agencies unless such
application for membership be filed on
or before March 1, 1910.
The sentiment seemed to favor such
action.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Proposes Long Flight

communication received at Cham
Der of Commerce hall today from Cleary
reads as follows:
Scheller, Brooks and others.
Chamber of Commerce. San Jose.
Cal: Regarding Paulhan PROPOSE
ton 1 would suggest a continuous
flight from Tanforan around the
cities of Los Gatos and San Jose.
returning to Tanforan without
stopping. Would attempt same If
purse big enough. If not success
full only half the purse would be
demanded 1 pass San Jose tomor-
row morning on Owl. See me, if
convenient. at train or at st. Fran
cis EDWIN CLEARY.
Whether the sporting spirit is strong
enough in San Jose to give Cleary the
assurance that such a purse will be
raised remains to be seen.