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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-17
SPECIAL CLUB RATES

THIS PAPER and RUTLAND WEEKLY S .OU
THIS PAPER FER "a BARRE DAILY ZINES 800
one year
THIS PAPER and BOSTON DAILY J0uR- 3. -
THIS TIN p PAPER FER and THE vrsMov1Ta one l.95
T THIS PAPER and MIRROR AND FARMER 1.35
one year
-HlS PAPER and NEW YORK THRlCE-A- 10
ms l rs HqFI sss IN TH I'i new yoRk 1aa 16O
UNE FARMER one year
his PAPER and BURLINGTON WEEh- 70
~ FREE PRESS one year -
THIS PAPER and The ST. ABRAMS DAILY 4 ~
MESSENGER one year
A3d q esaas uhsa pagers aru seat q aaaress
oai this STATE
The evening world., 1910-12-28
The Time TO
TRY P0SLAM
New Healing Agent Promptly Dis
poses Of Eczema and Evcry
Skin Affection.
RESULTS OVERNIGHT.

The time to try poslam for eczema
or any skin trouble Is before expert.
menting with anything else. Then.
too. 1t Is the least expensive way. be.
cause poslam will do the work. max.
ing treatment by other can un-
necessary. But no matter how many
different things have failed, poslam
should yet be used, for Its healing
properties are assured even in the
most aggravated cases. All doubt as
to its action Is removed in the
promptness with which 1t begins It,
work, stopping the itching with very
first application. Eczema, acne, tet-
ter, salt rheum, PSORIASIS. BARRIERS
and every form Of Itch yield to |;
readily and are permanently eradi.
Gated.
In less serious affections, such as
pimples. rash, herpes. blackheads. In.
lamed skin. etc. results show over
night, only q small quantity being
required.
Poslam Is sold In two sizes trial.
80 cents; regular jars, s2) by all
druggists. particularly Hegeman's.
Riker's, Kalish's, Kinsman's, and MIL
hau's. For a free sample write to
the Emergency Laboratories, 80 West
Twenty-ffth street, New York City.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Farms for Lazy Husbands.

asked Mrs. Burns how she would
secure the lazy husbands finish"
81 would have the State provide bis
farms and factories" she said. where
men who can work and won't work
should he made to work. Out OF their
The evening world., 1910-12-28
SUGAR TRUSTS
OFFER TO SETTLE
MAY Be REFUSED
Government Now in a Position
to Dictate Terms in the
drawback" Frauds.

WASHINGTON. Dee. es.-Recent dis
closures in the ORA " back" frauds
against the Government nave put the
Treasury Department In position
practically 10 dictate ,he terms Of com
promise with sugar refining companies.
The American sugar Refining Com
psny's recent offer Of 100000 may not
be accepted in view CT the fact that
the Government lie said to have evidence
TO compel the return OF moi less than
81, 00o,oo0.
1t has just become known that at a
recent conference with ~AttorneytGen-
eral wickershan attorneys for the su.
ga" company offered $4,000 In settle
nent ard declared that that was the
last cent"
The offer was declined and the 500, ono
one came on soon after. One official OF
the Customs service "a authority for tho
statement that the frauds appear TO
grow with every days investigation.
The evening world., 1910-12-28

Greatest Domestic Difficulty.
"Ths greatest domestic difhculty
here" Mrs. Burns agreed, prompt
~, "is the larry husband, who does
nothing but cling to his wifs's
skirts, because. apparently, the law
cannot touch him,
The evening world., 1910-12-28

wages they might he given n small al
lowance every week. The rest should
20 10 their wives and families. just az
In many factories the pay envelope Of
q man inclined to drink Is handed to
his wife. The wives whose husbands
wouldn't work need only report them
to the proper officers. and the men
would be conscrlpted and compelled TO
labor In these state institutions until
they took an oath to work steadily II
they were allowed to 60 back home
The evening world., 1910-12-28

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-work on what is
TO be the largest office. building In CHI
ago and the second largest In the
United states was begun yesterday at
Fifth avenue and Jackson Boulevard.
The building will be 800 feet quare and
tw%enty-one stories high. Double shifts
OF men will require thirteen months In
which to run the walls up to the limit
Of 200 feet now permitted by the city
ordinances.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
BY Marguerite Mooers Marshall

BY Marguerite Mooers Marshall.
Have you a lazy husband IN your
home?
If you have. console yourself With the
thought that you are one of Ten Thou
sand! For, according to Mrs. Clarence
Burns, President OF the Little Mothers
Aid Association, shat figure Is a con-
sentative estimate Of the numher OF
New York men who are supported by
their wives.
l had gone to Mrs. Burns, who, In
her capacity Of practical phi'antfro.
pist, has studiel all sorts OF domestic
situations for the last twenty years,
with a despatch from Chicago concern
ing that clty's troubles with the home
where Everybody works but father
In the new Court OF Domestic ReIa-
tons a change In the law ieiating to
wife abandonment will be recommended.
One section Of the present statIte."
according 70 a prominent Chic Igo
Judge, now reads. 'abandons and fails
To support his wife We would have
that altered to read, 'abandons OR fails
to support his wife Too many OF
these men fail To support their wives
and still hang around. MANY of the
wives would be glad IL they did ADAM
don them"
The evening world., 1910-12-28

IF he Il unfaithful his wife can
divorce him. II he formally abandons
her or is cruel to her she can at least
obtain a legal separation and sue MIN
for non-support. But the leech type.
the mas who Is always looking for
work u wouldn't take It II It were
offered To him. who sinks continually
in the shadow Of his wife's washboard.
Is an unpunishable degenerate.
There are twenty thousand women
In New York VINO. FOR one reason or
another, are supporting their families.
Many OF these are widows. In many
other cases the husbands have LEFT
home n abandoned their wives alto
gether.
"Eut I should say that In at
least ten thousand families the
husband was wholly or entirely
supported at tho expense Of his
wifc.
And" Mrs. Burns added significantly.
".all these ten thousand Instances are
not to be found among the poor.
Five thousand Have Rich Wives.
II should estimate that rather more
than halr OF the lazy husbands are men
who have married rich girls. with the
polite,y-ve,iei hu; perfectly understood
assumption THAI they. the m6n, were 10
he taken care @: for the rest OF their
lives. In fact, the difference between
the r+ch ii.,r and tho poor idier lies
just here:
THE man who II errier a wealthy
woman does SO with ths conscious.
deliberate idea of being supported!
The poor man 10 much more apt to
become n parasite on his wife by
prossurs OF circumstances.
"He probably has a good enough lob
when he mlrrles. n for sone time
after. Then wnel perhaps two or threo
children have come, he Is laid off by his
employer. He doesn't vow on the spot
never to take another job. In fact, he
begins quite a~nXiously to look for one.
But very likely circumstances are tenn
poraT4ly against him. His wife finds
that they are getting in debt ANA thinks
that John has always been a good pro-
wider ant that shell help things out 10y
doing a bit of work. She can't break IN
the home and 20 into service. but she
can DO washing or scrubb!ng or any
work that only takes her out by tho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
new MAN
AT EAGLE

a. . Hallum Of Pauls Valley has
purchased an interest in the Eagle
Mercantile company and in few days
will enter the store and take an active
part in the management Of the busi-
ness. He has already brought his
family here.
AIR. Hallum conducted large dry
goods store at Pauls Valley for ten 81
twelve years and was highly success
full, building up q large business. Seek
ing a larger field after selling ont there
he looked over the state and finally
selected Chickasha. He is a brother
in-law Of W. w Horne with whom he
will be associated in the management
Of the Eagle store. Mr. Horne has
been confined very closely to the store
and after the new man comes in he
expects to take life a little less strenu-
ously He has been engaged in bust
ness her efor seventeen years, coming
here in 1893 with Sl,50O capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

Secretary Kirkpatrick has announced
the following chamber of Commerce
committees Tho chairiaen were APP
pointed by President Dwyer aud each
chairman selected the members of his
committee Kirk SAYS he expects
every COMMITTEES W get busy Tire
committees ave as follow
Advertising p Z Duean chairman
Geo "a i'yaus D ~ Kayser Jonas
Cook and John Crib
Agricultural r. SPARKS chair-
man r. + Ferguson, Geo Il Evans,
r. X Wootien and W e smith
Convention and Arbitration John
Dua, chairman q coffman and WIN.
Reinhelmer
Auditing p W shannon chairman;
w W CLARK
Finance j. chasiain, chairman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
speeIaI By UnIted Presa.

Special by United Press.
Bluefield, May 26.-The Atadriz ar
my was repulsed in It's attack on the
bluffs at the custom house gate which
protects BIuefields.
It is estimated that two hundred
were killed and wounded, most Of the
fighting being done BY the Madriz
forces. The last attack was led by
500 marines from the gunboat Venus
The Americans operating rapid fire
guns permitted the Madriz troops to
come near and then opened fire, -rw-
ing their opponents down Many skir-
mishes among the outposts occurred
today.
The Americans are clamoring for an
investigation Of the report Of the We
nus holding up and searching the
American schooner, Esfuerzo, which
was flying an American flag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
HOLD CAPITAL
DEBATE
HERE

Oklahoma iCty May 26.-An agree
ment was reached Wednesday whereby
representatives Of Oklahoma City and
shawnee VIII discuss the proposed cap
ital bill at cRscotah. Bartlesyille. Law
ton and chickasha, prior to the cleo
tion June II
Following a challenge from the
chamber OF Commerce Of Shawnee Of
several weeks ago the campaign com
mittee Of Oklahoma City Wednesday
formally accepted it and named three
towns in which to hold these debates
Shawnee objected to Oklahoma City
naming all the towns and hence named
two other towns of their choice, name
~. Lawton Chickasha. Oklahoma City
had named Checotah. Bartlesville and
Sapulpa. The latter town was object
ed to by Shawnee. and under the pro-
posed arrangement the discussions will
take place in Checotah, May 27 Bart
lesville, May SO chIckasha, June g.
and Lawton June H Y Thompson
will represent Oklahoma City and F. Fl
Riley or Fl. II. Smith will represent
Shawnee. The feasibility OF the pro-
posed bill for the permanent location
Of the state capital Will be the subject
for each Of the four debates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
MEMOIR u DAY WILL
Be OBSERVED SUNDAY
And Graves Will Be Decorated Monday
Col. O'Neill and Rev. J. C.
Treat the Orators

Announcing the annual observance
Of Memorial day and cordially inviting
all citizens, including an ex-confeder-
ates to participate in the same. L. ~
Chase. commander Of Custer post, G.
A. R.. Of this city, has issued the fol
lowing call;
Custer post No 1926 Of the G. All
r viii observe Memorial day Sunday
morning May 20, which service win be
held and conducted by the Rev j. G.
Treat Of the Congregational church
corner Ninth street and Texas avenue.
at II a. m.
All Comrades will meet at comrade
Bishops, at the corner of Eighth and
Texas at 1O:30 and march from there
to the church in body
Another year has glided BY and again
we are nearing Memorial day. Where a
grateful people garland the estihg
places OF our heroic dead with the
flowers of spring, and place above
them the flag for whose cause they
offered their lives.
Memorial day is a national Sabbath
which has been established over forty
years Every patriotic citizen Stops
for little while 10 pay tribute to
those that have passed on. This Me-
mortal day viii have deeper sadness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
Grain King
Is To Retire

the world and I'm to quit for goc4,
continued Patton n win take rest
during the summer and probably 60 TO
Europe With my brother George, IN The
IAN.
Il is ANNOUNCED that q new million
dollar corporation succeeds Patton =
flrm Despite Pations statement his
opponents IL the grain pit are some
what skepticaI because previous an
nouncements of his retirement nave
heen followed by one Of Patton's
coups
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

and more tender meaning IN many
homes because OF the passing out Of
the loved comrades. husbands and
fathers, since last Memorial day.
Now ! therefore, commander Of said
post, request all the citizens Of Chiclsa-
sha TO participate with us in this serv-
ice aud especially the school children
and also extend 4 cordial welcome to
all ex-confederates and families and
friends to join with US in this service.
thus making Il day long to be remenl-
bercd
Let the children, who are to be the
citizens of the future. have a part in
this service on that day, teach them
on that day TO bring flowers for the
living as well a. for the dead
P. Son May s0th we will meet att
the city hall at II a. M to listen 70
an adress by Col. Thos. J. O'Neill
After the address we win proceed
TO the cemetery to decorate the graves
Of our loved noes.
All citizens who will furnish flowers
for this occasion the same will be very
much appreciated we would like to-
have them delivered % the morning
Of the 30th Of May at the City hall,
not later than 10 a. m.
l.. M. CHASE. Commander.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
SENSATION DEVELOPS
IN INVESTIGATION
OF ALASKA AFFAIRS

Special by United Press
Washington. May &C. Sensational
allegations Of political and civic cor
ruDtion among Officers IN Alas
ka. seeking to prosecute a
syndicate, being officially made
known today resulted IN the de-
the subcommittee Of The senate judic-
larry committe be made public
The subcommittee met today TO con.
slider the adylsability Of open doors,
II II composed of Senators Nelson
Aiinn1 Borah ddaho) and oserman
~ CD
They are investigating the charges
to the committee that the Guggen-
helms spent $4,000 to keep their EN-.
ployees from prison. Itcmized vouch.
ers showing the expenditure Of 81, 800
IN an effort to influence a court were
presented ID the investigations II is
alleged that " s District Atiornea
Boyce and D. "A Southland were dis
missed because they began working
toward securing indictments Of men
higher up. after convicting a Guggen-
helm employee
The battle Of Keystone oanvon
near Valdez IA lse7 IS alleged to have
started the trouble The Guggen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
II LOST IN
SUDMA ARINE
Special ~ tluited Press

Special by United Press
London May 2s~A French sub
marine boat sunk today in the Englisi
channel after collision with
calaisDorer packet boat An of th1
crew of the Submarine drowned
The submarine was the TPluyiosei
and it was maneuyering hall submerg
ed II is reported that twenty.seVei
men We're aboard.
The packet was the Apas d,
Calais" The packet was not badl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
ROOSEVELT
DOCTORED

Special BY United Press.
Cambridge, Eng, May 2e-cam-
bridge university today conferred an
honorary degree upon Theodore Roose-
yplt ne was received Oh bis arrival
from london with great enthusiasm.
The students clamored for 4 speech
but MI Roosevelt declined lie ex-
planned that he wished to make only
one address in England lie received
The degree OF doctor oil laws.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

. TALKING COMMISSION
> FORM OF GOVERNMENT

= During the past few days there =
: has been considerable talk Of =
+ Initiating a movement for com =
+ mission form Of government =
: Thus far no definite action has +
: been taken but Il is stated that +
+ meeting will likely be called 70 :
+ consider II in few days J.. :
+ r. McManus was preparing a call +
= for a meeting to be issued today. +
= but withheld il on being informed =
+ that others were taking similar =
= steps y
= +
$++*+++*@*#++ > + +#4 = ,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
NoTIcg oF EouALIzATIoN soARp
May 2lst. 1910

May 2lst, 1910
The equalization board for the city
Of chickasha win be IN session at the
city hall the 26tb 9th and 2sth days
Of May and June LIST, inclusive, 70 ap.
prise any property owners Of their
assessed valuation or TO hear any com
plant OF any unequalized values
J. A. ROBINSON
2l.9t City Assessor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
IN
EVIDENCE


Special by United Press.
New oYrk, May ga treasury
check, endorsed by Charles Heike. Sec
'etarg Of the American Sugar Refin-
lng company, representing the rebates
paid on sugar cargoes imported, was
Introduced in evidence against Heike
loday. BY the check it is claimed that
i can be proven that Heike must have
had knowledge Of the sugar frauds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
Special ~ united Press,

Special by United Press
Chicago May 2g ~Yes It's true that
I'm going % retire from business July
first. said James a. Patton. famous
gfaln and cotton king, 70 The United
Press correspondent
''on July ! Will be square vita
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
Taft Takes Another
Speaking Trip in June
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Washington, D. c., May 26.-An-
nouncement was made today Il had
been arranged for Taft to speak at
Ada, Ohio. and Detroit OH sHnc ..
AT Monroe, Mich, June the presi.
dent will unveil a statue Of General
Custer He will deliver the commence
ment address at the Ohio Northern
university at Ada ana return to WASH
ingtcy on June 5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

helms constructed a railroad grade In
the canyon and abandoned it. Men OF
Valdez organized company and an.
nounced that they Intended using the
grade. Guggenheim sent a force led
by Edward Hasey, clothed with the
powers OF q S. deputy marshal.
When the Valdez men appeared they
opened fire and two were killed Ha-
sey was tried at Juneau on a murder
charge and was acquitted. lie was
charged later with assault convicted
and sentenced q one year ana Six
months
Sutherland submitted TO the commit
tee a letter written by counsel for the
Guggenheim agent at Seattle and with
it presented a bill amounting to 81, 500
paid to Witnesses in the first Hasey
trial The bills were paid by T Gug.
genhelm at Seattle. The Guggenbem
agents filed charge against Boyce and
Sutherland charging that they pro-
cured the indictment against Guggen-
helm for malicious reasons. Governor
Clark recommended the dismissal Of
Boyce and Sutherland and his recon-
mendation was adopted The two men
filed protest to the nomination Of
their successors which was held UP
pending Investigation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
protect AmerIoan Intsreats.

Special to the Express.
Washington May 26. Although the
state department. hasn't issued specific
instructions as to the Nicaraguan sitli-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

Hn. lips y
resolution was adopted favorine the A
sale Of the surface Of the segre- with
4 coal lands Of this district The The
wing Officers were elected: All G.
p. Ferguson Enid president; T, Boost
artman sulphur. firse vice presi. I'm
: Asa p Ramsay, Muskogee. sec tenda
vice president w S Guthrie. Ok
ma City, secrtary; J. NJ Browning, The
Greek, treasurer. The executive afterr
nittee win fix the next place of
ing
me Of the visitors left for their
fs yesterday afternoon but most Of Clu
had an outing. seeing the new Rexal
ientiary, taking trip over the All q
urban through the mining district Owls
ttsr 4>
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
MQdriz Forces
Are Repu1Sed

alton. Commander Gilmer Of the gun.
boat Padncah has general Instructions
to protect American interests. He may
attack the forces al Bluefieldg when
he considers II necessary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

co to the Majestic tonight and see
the beautiful picture. Roosevelt In
Africa"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

Special By United Press.
Washington, May 26 The presi-
dent vice president and cabinet men-
bels We're present at the wedding Of
NUS AIathilde Townsend and Peter
Coelet Gerry at noon today. The we'd.
ding was brilliant affair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

+ For chickasha aud vicinity: To
+ night and Friday showers; I'M
: settled weather
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26

Cluf
Rexall
All q.
Owls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
WEDDING IN HIoH LIF

'R1Gfl' { OFFICIALS ATTENo
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03

posed service. They would be the very ones
to profit by it. Farmers can now buy in town
only by coming into town in person With
cheap delivery of parcels by rural carriers
farmers would telephone or write into town
for everything they needed They would not
order from New York or Chicago They
would order from the local stores. which
would give practically good service No
people in the world should more heartily en-
dorse the parcels post than town merchants
who do business with the farmers"
There is good hard sense in this. and the oppo
sition of the country store-keepers is based not
only on pure selhshness, but on very short
sighted selfshness. The present system is unjust
to the merchant as well to the farmer We
have parcels post treaty with England, and the
result is. that a merchant in London or Liverpool
could send by mail II pounds of merchandise to a
farmer In Mississippi or Alabama for $132 If
n merchant in the farmers nearest town wanted
to send the farmer this l 1 pounds Of merchandise
he would have to pay $1.76 postage and make
four separate packages out OF the goods
Logical isn't It? Exceeding credtable to the
men who make our postal laws?
How long will farmers continue to elect Con-
gressmen who vote to continue such a system?
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03
Some Features of This Issue.

"ARM AND GARDEN Work for Septem ber''
"Ten Things to- Do This Month; talks on
- such timely topics as fodder pulling, the
seeding of bur clover and vetch, sweet potato
houses the live stock notes; reports from recent
farmers meetings-of all these things timeliness
is the chief characteristic. They things that
you should be looking after right now. There
are things on farm that you can postpone and
things that you can not, and the good farmer l.
the who is ready to do the things of the lat
ter class at the right time.
Then on the Home Circle page there are some
suggestions of things to do for your schools. and
the story of North Carolina school that has in it
a message to farm women-and farm men, too,-
in every Southern neighborhood. There is no
nobler work than the upbuilding of our rural
schools. Let each one of us this year do all in
his or her power to make them a success, and
thus to help the children of the South to better
things than we have known.