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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
LoRIMFR SILENT.
Refuses to Discuss the Attitude Of MT
Roosevelt.

Chicago, Sept. 0. When seen at his
downtown Office yesterday forenoon,
senator Lorimer refused fatty TO discuss
the attitude OF Colonel Roosevelt con-
corning last nights banquet
II have received no official notification
Of tic reports from freepoFt-a Senator
Lorimer said, "and, until do. viii say
nothing whatever regarding the mat.
ter"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09

AZ Boston, Philadelphia 3, Boston ?,
Al Cleveland. Cleveland Z, Detroit 4.
At Washington, New York :, WASH
ington 2
AT St. Louis. st. Louis 6, Chicago Al
Chicago ], st. Louis o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
INDICTMENTS IN sIBIEY CASE.
True Bills Against the Former Congress
man and Four Others.

Warren. Pa. Sept. D The special
grand iarv which since last Monday has
been Investigating charges against for
mer Congressman Joseph q Sibley and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
American League Standing,

Yesterdays National League Results.
Al Pittsburg. Sc. Louis 4, Pittsbwg
2.
AL Chicago, Chicago 5. Cincinnati ~
AZ New York, Boston /, New York J.
Az Philadelphia, Philadelphia &, Brook
fsft.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
Sale o. Segregated Land.
AT THE STAR THEATRE.

The Barry stock company opened
weeks engagement at the Star thea
ter last might TO say that The au-
aience was well pleased would be only
telling half the truth; they were more
than pleased. Two OF Chickashas old
favorites We're with the company
which made II all the more enjoyable.
Down Where the Cotton Blossoms
Grow" was the play last night. story
Of the stirring days previous to the
civil war. The play is replete with
clever dialogue. clean comedy and
good strong dramatic situations. Miss
Irene Duckett, the leading lady, was
excellent. In her story scenes she
was particularly clever. She is young,
clever and good looking, and no doubt
will make many friends while here.
Another fayorite was Mr. J. w. Bay
ley as Dick Stanbury Mr.. Bayley has
mahy friends and admirers here who
gave him a hearty ielcome last night.
Every member Of the company did
their parts faithfullF ard well, helped
to make q performance entirely worth
while. The vaudeville between the
acts BY Mr. scoviIle and Mr. and Mrs.
Hardaway was a great deal better than
you see at the regular vaudeville
theaters
Tonight the company will present
Midnight in New oYrk." an exciting
nieio-drama Of the gay metropolis
Curtain rises promptly al $3.50 in the
evening. They have underlined a pro-
duction Of the play Of The Land Tha
God Forgot" for Thursday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

in track and field meets and in read
ing essays. In addition TO the local
prizes offered the state Will offer valu-
able prizes. At the annual county
contests to be held this year there
will be given to the boy who exhibits
the best ten ears Of corn, and to the
girl who exhibits with, records the
best loaf Of bread. a round trip ticket
to the nearest district agricultural
school to attend a weeks short course
for boys and girls in grain and live.
stock Judging and domestic science.
Each boy VINO wins one OF these
prizes In his county will be required
to take to the weeks short course
an exhibit Or ten ears Of corn and
each girl win take loal OF bread
Of her own baking. The work Of
each boy and girl at the short course
will be graded and TO the three bows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
TERMINATE
FIVE TRIBES


Washington, June 20. = Senator
Owen Saturday succeeded in having
passed through fhe senate legislation
terminating the tribal existence Of the
Five civilized Tribes on June 80,
1912.
This and other legislation affecting
Eastern Oklahoma was put on the Nor.
gan Anadarko bill as rider. The bill
as passed, among other things, abc'
ishes all tribal officers, except the gov
ernors, their secretaries, tribal attor-
neys and the mining trustees Of the
choctaw and chickasaw nationss pro
yides for the capitalization OF all tri-
bal annuities at ratio Of 20 TO /, adds
all school funds Of the Five Tribes to
the othe rtriDal funds for per capita
distribution; to permit the purchase OF
forfeited townsjtes upon the payment
OF purchase price in full and interest;
authorizes the secretary of the in
terror to make final distribution of tri-
bal funds, In per capita payments
whenever ready, and the per capita
payments through checks, which shall
not be discounted TO exceed one-half
Of per cent.
The bill also provides an appeal to
the supreme court in the celebrated
land suit case.
or interest to Western Oklahoma Is
the provision to sell all the unsold
tracts in the Kiowa, Comanche and
Apache indian reservation amounting
to several thousand acres, also author.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

and three girls whose exhibits and
work are the best win be given
round trip ticket from their homes to
Saltwater to attend the weeks short
course Of the state agricultural and
mechanical college at saltwater III
January, 1911.
Each of the contestants who are
given transportation 10 the state A.
& n. college will be required 10 take
exhibits Of The same kind with them,
and the boy and girl winning the ~
state contest viii each be given a
one.year scholarship In any one OF
the state district agricultural schools
Of his own choosing. The scholarship
win include all fees and necessary ex-
penses Tor board Of a total value 6f
about $50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
BOYS AND GIRLS ARE TO
FORM AGRICULTURAL CLUBS

cuiSrie Okla. June 81. Provisions
have been made by the Oklahoma
board Of agriculture for the organiza-
tion Of boys and girls agricultural
clubs in every county OF the state un-
der the direction Of The A. & 81 col
lege.
Boys and girls between the ages Of
ten and eighteen years viii be adj
mitted to the clubs, which viii be
organized in each school district by
the teacher under the immediate d.
recion Of the county committee com
posed Of the secretary Of the county
farmers institute. superintendent Of
schools and president Of the woman's
auxiliary Of the farmers institute.
There win be held annually IN each
county an exhibit Of the work done
BY members Of the club and there
may be held al the same time contests
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

7'room modern house on South Fourth
street Observation-Disclosures .S25. 90
1room modern new house between r.
onrih and Fifth on Washington $500
i-rcom house on Twelfth, near chicka
sha avenue ...--.......-- $500
5-room house on Sixteenth and washi
neton avenue -4........ 1890
e-Foom house at Fifth and washingfo
p ..+...- .............. $500
iFoom house On South Sixth street.
..tss...s.'-., ......+. .-.....-S $3.50
Rooming and boarding house. 20 room
Two block Of p. O-.....S4 $4,000
Sfoom house, corner Twelfth and 10
VA, modern ... $4,000
0foom modern house AZ Fourth and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
OFFER PRIZES TO GRADY
COUNTY BOYS and GIRLS

or harvesting Of the various kinds q
crops; II may BE- story Of good taste
Al shown by well kept house Or
premises, It may deal with the raising
Of nne stock of various kinds or Il may
deal with anything that has to do With
practical agricultural and home in
ierest work As actually performed in
Grady county
The judge or this contest viii be
President J. j. Connell Of the Agri-
cultural ana Mechanical college az
Saltwater Okla
This contest vii close on September
the first and all stories must be IN the
hands of the secretary Of The Cham
Der Or Commerce by this time The
names Of the prize winners viii be
announced on September p. the open
ing day OF The riady county agricul-
tural exhihit ia Chickasha
The Chamber 81 Commerce also
agrees 10 have the prize stssy pub
lished 10 all the newspapers in Grady
county also published 10 az many Of
the Leading agricultural and horticul-
tural journals 81 the country a. may
he possible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21


Iowa Observation-Disclosures 500. 90
5-room modern house at Fifth and Wa
anington .-s............. s20.00
4.room house on choctaw and Eighth.
..-.........-...........~.s18.00 90
4-room house with bath, on choctaw, n
ear Sixth street ...........sf .sf3 900
Groom new two-story house on sout
b Hill ses ae
f-room house on corner Ninth and o
fegon ..-y.s.+....... $1,000
Groom house on Tenth, between Fris
60 and Michigan ............. 5000
s'room house on North Twelfth stree
r-..s....t.... .SI1.00
GROOM modern house on corner sey
enih and Washington . s25 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

Secretary Kirkpatrick makes the
following announcement.
The Chamber Of Commerce offers to
tbAN boys and girls Of Grady county,
Any q years Of age. sas IN gold IN
three prizes. frst prize $50. second
prize siQ third prize S.. iof me best
story not 10 exceed eight hundred
words. on opportunities for develop
mere and growth on the farms IN
Grady county
Ynasmuch as the big broad reason
back Of Oklahoma's wonderful develop
meat In The last ten years Is the d.
versisy of her agricultural resorces,
ana a. Grady county Is located in the
very heart Of the richest agricultural
section Of the state. rhe chlckasha
Chamber Of Commerce believes that
the boys and girls oi this county can
and viii ten STORY oi great useful
ness to the state and nation in de-
scrlbing things On the farm and thus
stimulate a new interest ID successful
farming in Grady county.
This may be a description of The
best methods Of the planting. growing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
FLOOD OF IMMIGRATION
COMING TO OKLAHOMA

Guthrie. Okla. June p Frank
Field. acting secretary Of the state
board Of agriculture, states that his
hoard Is being flooded with inquiries
from farmers ana immigration bu-
reaus relative to the opportunities for
farmers in Oklahoma
An. Field believes that the ensuing
year will witness food Oi immigra-
ton 10 Oklahoma never equalIed in
the history OF the state. The de-
mands are especially large for copies
ol the monthly crop bulletins and
agricultural statistical reports that
are being issued By the state board or
agriculture. The statistical reports.
which are based upon the farm prod
ucts listed for taxation and which
show actual conditions as to agricul-
turai products. demonstrate that dur
Inc 1863 there was an immense m
crease in the amount Or farm products
raised and the value of such products
over the previous year and the crop
bulletins Issued SO far this year indi-
cate crop yield which win far exceed
the record of last year.
These agricultural figures, which are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

GOOD BOOSTERS DO THEIR
SHOPPING At HOME.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

given publicity through the press and
through bulletins. are attracting az
tention all over the United States to
the remarkable fertility Of Oklahoma
soil Railroad officials in Oklahoma
also concur in the opinion of the board
Of agriculture that This fall viii Wit
ness the greatest influx Of farmers in
to Oklahoma As well as to the other
southwestern states that has ever
been known in the history OF the
southwest The railroads are playing
a big part IN advertising the resources
IN Oklahoma and other portions Of the
southwest and are preparing to con
time their policy on a stiil larger
scale Of bringing homesteaders to this
state and other southwestern states
Al reduced rates at stated periods each
month.
The attention OF farmers in other
states has been called to the rela-
lively cheap values Of farm lands Id
Oklahoma and to the fact as shown
BY agricultural statistics gathered by
the board Of agriculture, that only
little over one-third Of the tIIIabIe
area Of Oklahoma has vet been placed
under cultivation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
BASEBALL
DOPE.

1.-The Friscos beat calaway's Colts at
iAe fair grounds yesterday afternoon
n fast game by score OF lS TO A..
,lsllaway's team made but one error
Id the Friscos but two, however the
disco boys hit the ball in the face all
Az time and the Colts we're unable to
innect successfully with Lindsay's
3oots. Nine hits were made of his
klivery, netting four runs, while six.
len hits were made OFF the delivery
4 Johnson, Carter and Carrier. The
frisco infield played 1ast bali all
brough the game and Gays running
bitch Of drive in the ninth was the
hature Of the game. Kalamity Nc
lowan was the hitting star for the
lolts. securing three nits In four
|imes at bat, one OF them a clean
lone run. Johnson and Pete Hefner
both poled out home runs.
The score:
Friscos ........... OlO 42G OOx-l3
rallaway's ........ 900 Ol2 OOl-- a
The Washita Tigers lost to Verden
yesterday In a close game, the score
being 7 to 5.
Ihe FL Reno negro team lost to the
1hickasha Browns Saturday by a
score of II to 8 and lost again on Sun.
lay Z 10 8.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
How They stand.

Gamea w. i. Pct
candy Kids 8 B .Ss'
ne building al Ukia1oma City Strong
efforts are being made 10 secure the
yalidation OF titles to the allotments
Of deceased fuilbloods when his death
occurred prior TO May 27, 1908.
Sale Of Segregated Land.
The prospect Tor the sale Of the sur.
face Of the segregated coal land is not
promising al this time. A strong lob
BY Of Indians and lawyers who expect
q big graft are anwiliing for the bill
to pass unless their graft is insured
Several members Of the delegation
are unwilling that the steal should be
perpetrated on the Indians and the
expected beneficiaries are unwilling
for the bin to pass unless their fee
IS protected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21
FOOT SADLY CUT.

Master Harry. son OF Mrs. Dora
Kiel, 52s South Fourth street. cut his
foot to the bone this morning BY jump
ing onto hoe. He was jumping from
a porch, holding the hoe in his hands.
and mis- foot struck the blade as ne
landed a physician was called to
dress the wound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-21

Airs. Edgar Hala. candidate for coun-
ty superintendent WAS in the CITY to-
day from Tuttle
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
. ARRIVAL ()FkIT1Y''
BEST ATTRACTION AT THE
T. GRAND SINCE THE OPEN
i. ING NIGHT. =.

Managers Cowley & Nimmo are re
ceav7ng all kinds Of compliments on
having secured 60 good an attraction
as that produced Tuesday evening al
the Grand opera house. The audience
was large, and we're kept in an mp
roar from start to finish. ~. O.
In "The: Arrival of Kitty" there fs
not an idle moment from start to I'm
ish, it is musical comedy of the most
interesting kind. and, the company
which presented It here were all ac
tors and actresses who knew thei,
abustness:s The music was bright and
snappy and did muchsfor. the success
OF the production :55:s, T. s,.z :. i
Hal Johnson, as Billy Brown, a col
lege boy, in his female impersonations
was: the hit of the evening, keeping
the audience in an uproar by; the
laughable situations he was at all
times preparing for the other members
Of the cast. -
~ '"The Arrival of Kitty" was without
doubt the best attraction which has
appeared in the house since the open
ing night:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11

all of the latest and most approved
style. On the west side of the room
are arranged eight tables and two pri-
.vate booths. The tables and the lunch
counter being separated by high
partition. ss>E. -. .x<: s:< ,... 5 ~ -
! In the back is fine modern refri-
gerator and the kitchen which isequip-
ped with large range, which makes
1T possible to do large amount Of
work is very short time.
The interior furnishings are all In
mission, and gives the room a very
elaborate appearance, while the gas
land electric fixtures give the orna-
mental touch that makes It as a whole
very pleasing to the eye. :
N MIR. Hule is leaving nothing undone
to make their cafe first class. and up
to-date in every respect. He has had
many years experience in the restaur
ant line and knows how to- conduct a
place of this kind in a way to make II
| a success and a credit to himself and
the city. ~. .>s< H..
He has an expert chef In charge O.
the kitchen, who, thoroughly under
stands his business and 1t Is expected
that'th1s will be one Of the finest ant
BEST conducted cafes in this section.
II The Athens will be run on a strict
~ European style, and they will cate
to the banquet and party BUSINESS. .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
0RATjO||RICAL !
!. CONTEST Z
RALPH GLERuM WINS SILVER
MEDAL At w. c. r. U. CON-
TEST FRIDAY EVENING.

e., TEST FRIDAY evening". .*
Rilph Glerum won the silver medal
at the contest given under the aus.
pices Of the w. c. T. q. at the Presby.
terian church Friday evening of last
week. There was a large audience in
attendance. and the entertainment
presented was Of high order, all the
selections being we'll received. Miss
Grace Harness opened the program
with the rendition of Meditation" a
very beautiful piano solo. This was
followed by hymn by the audience
and prayer by Rev. T. A. Olsen after
which the first number Of the contest
was given by Miss Ida e. Nelson,
whose subject was Pictures From
Life"
Miss Myrtle Milligan then sang a
pretty vocal solo and Ralph Glerum
followed with the second number OF
| the contest, (Which Shall 1t Be-"
Following an excellent piano sole
y Miss Mary Brennan Miss Snow gave
an oration, subject, *'Where Is the
Bay" The next number was "Sibas
tian Manning's Dread by Miss Hilds
Matson.
This number was followed by &
beautiful duet by Mesdames Honey
and Simonstad after which Miss Jes
sic Henley recited "A Plea For the
Children" Grimes Waterloo" was
the subject Of the next numbr, which
was given by Miss Rosanna McLarten
At this juncture the decision as tt
the winner Of the contest was left te
the Judges Mrs. Geo. Rhuberg, Miss
Winnie Bucklin and Miss Mary Bow
man, and during their deliberations
Rev. Bailey gave most interesting
talk; on, Francis Willard, "The IN
crowned Queen of American Demo
crazy" closing his remarks by read
a poem having ais It's title the dy
ing words OF this great woman 'sIIow
Beautiful It Is To BE with Cod
The judges then made their report
awarding the first honor and the sill.
YER medal to Ralph Glerum, and a
choice book to each of the other con-
testants.
The contest was a decided success
in every way, all the numbers being
Of a high order and excellently rem
dered. The arrangement of the con-
test and the program was under the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
PRESBYTERIAN II (; c:;HuRcts!t..@Ss5 Wa

SGss.sssunday March q 4ernlng For:, orE:
ship at 1880 O'Clock, subject .'Bor.
der Land Christ tians. Z
Sunday school 800 O'clock
Junior Endeavor. $500 o'clock. !;
:, Evening worship at 1880 '$o o'clock,
subject s''With Jesus n the Boat"
r. To these services the public is cor
daily invited. An especial invitation
is extended to the strangers and those
in the community having no local
church home. Seats free .=-.S !. i. +
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
supervision of Mrs. H. A. Winans, and
much credit is due her for the success.
that attended, it. $$s
RUN DOWN AT N
GRAND FORKS
BROTHER OF L. J. WEHE sERi.
OUSLY INJURED. &s

Attorney L. J. Wehe was called. to
Grand Rorks Tuesday evening by a
wire announcing the serious injury OF
his brother at that place. He left OH
the afternoon train. In speaking Of
the accident the Grand Forks Herald
says:
"Herbert c. Wehe, messenger boy
and the son Of G. L. Wehe of Walnut
street had a narrow escape from death
last evening about 7:15 o'cock in front
of McGrath's pharmacy, when he was
knocked down. by a runaway team.
Young Wehe was riding his bicycle
when caught by the team. The boy
was thrown to the ground and dragged
for a short distance before the team
was stopped and he was rescued by
Officer Fitzgerald. Wehe was taken
at once into McGrath's pharmacy
where medical aid was summoned and
in a short time he regained conscious
ness. He was then removed to- his
home on Walnut street and at an early
hour this morning was still suffering
considerable pain. It has been almost
impossible to determine the extent Of
his injuries and there may be internal
injuries of serious nature, otherwise
his upper lip and head was badly cut
and he was completely dazed by his
fall" "~-@-u.s
It Is expected that he will recover
unless he has sustained internal In:
juries. 'M%;. Ri g g -";;iEE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
ANOTHER II. !.
!. BIG HOTEL.
BEFORE SUMMER IS OVER DEv
: Ills LAKE WILL HAVE AMPLE
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. #
NEW iosTELRY .EsPEclALLY1FoE
Nj RI FARMERS AND THEiR,
II - ,s Ezs' FAMILIES. ;sz Is 5$35s>s s5Y$3;

= Arrangements have been completed
for the erection on the lots across the
street east from the Goldberg Fnrni-
ture store, during the coming summer,
OF another hotel, which viii be brilt
and fitted with a view to accomn1oda-
ton OF the families OF farmers who
visit the city and wish to remain over
night. This has been a crying need In
Devils Lake for q long time, as the ac-
commoda were far inadequate for
this class as we'll as every other class
OF visitors to our city. ~.1ssss: !: Ri. ~. .
For some time past numerous Of our
business men have been agitating and
planning for a new hosiery OF this
character, and The. fore part Of the
week saw their efforts rewarded BY the
elimination OF their plan. .5s:5.ss z.S. .sS5..
The Nimmo lots were selected fUz
the new building on account OF their
close proximity to the depot and the
business part Of the city. !. : e. a. WI
son Of the North Dakota Improvement,
Co. was Interested in the project, and
It was through this agency and The
liberal donations OF numerous Of onl
business men that the deal was closed
up and the hotel assured. :, - &
The new hotel win be 5Ox14o fee,
three stories high, made of pressed
brick front and will contain sixty
rooms and large office, par7or and din
ing room. Each floor viii be supplied
with baths and all, the; furniture and
fixtures throughout will be modern In
every respect, It is .expecs<5;.ct: 70 ilaye
the hotel completed and ready for oe
l3eupancy by October 1st: 1t is though
that the cost win exceed $50, 900. m
In order to assure the erection ot
this fine new building IN Devils Lake
It was necessary for our citizens to
put up q bonus Of $4,000, this amount
was given by the following Devils
Lake people: C.:SM. Fisher, F. P.
Mann, T. A. Haslam, Herman Hues.
gen, F. T. Fox, A. T. Horseman, J. F.
Henry, R. Daeley, Peter Haley, G. H.
Baker, Ole serumgard, J. Goldberg &
Co., by NJ. Z. Sprung, s. G. Jones, Jos.
M. Kelly, a. B.. Kerlin, F. H. Prosser
This gives assurance that Devils
Lake is to be supplied with sufficient
lhotel accommo odations to accommodate
the people who visit this city. It has
been the case Of late that It was i'm.
possible to get accommodations much
Of the time, and conditions have been
growing worse all the time. but with
the completion Of this building and
the large new hotel in process Of com.
Epletion at the corner Of Kelly avenue
and End streets, and the addition OF
another story on the Reid hotel, It is
expected that Devils Lake will be, able
to accommodate all who visit our city
within the coming few years. ,s,.-'
j