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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
c. E. Norquest Official in Charge, Local Office,

the northwest in the interest of the
Farmers Mill & Elevator company,
and received several large orders. Mr.
Van LEW made the trip in his auto
There will be clerk-carrier examin-
alton at the postofice on July 16. For
application blank, instructions to ap-
plicants, and further information, ap-
plication should be made to Fred A.
Scott, Secretary, at Devils Lake, N. D.
Tuesday evening. G. w. Whitford
was driving team for the Gollmar
Bros. advance man, who was posting
bills, and the team became frightened,
throwing Mr.. Whitford out, bruising
him considerably. The team ran down
the Great Northern track past the
freight house until they were stopped
by the switch. The wagon and harness
were broken but the horses were not
injured.
Mrs. R. R. Rhodes and daughter
Mary, who have made this city their
home since last September, left Mon
day for Dunseith where they will visit
friends for few days, and from
there they will go to Ray, where they
will make their future home. Miss
Mary made many friends during her
school year who will regret to learn
that she will not return for school in
September.
Geo. Raspalicaris, a Greek was ar
rested Thursday for assault and bat.
terry ON the person of John Stoppler,
a German boy about sixteen years OF
age, working on the section. Ras.
palicaris was given the minimum fine
and costs and instructed by Police Mag
istrate Juergens that if deals Of this
kind were not stopped and If they ever
occur again they would be given the
limit. Stoppler undertook to get a
piece Of ice to put in the water to drinh
and the Greek did not want him to and
struck him with closed fist and Their
tried to strike him with a shovel. The
boy came running up town and report
ed the story to Chief of Police Barnes
who made the arrest. -,
Mrs. L. J. Jones and Miss Marion
Cuthberb of spooner, Wis, and Rev
A. R. Cuthbert, of Goldfeld, Ia, arrived
in the city the latter part of last week
being called here by the serious illness
of their mother, Mrs. Emily Cuthbert
This is the first time in nineteen years
that the family have all been togethe,
and it is happy reunion. Mrs. Cuth
bert is at this time improving ant
everything now points to her recovery
although she is not entirely out O
danger. Owing to the serious Hines
of Mrs. Cuthbert the wedding of Mr.
Fred 'Cuthbert and Miss Van de Grift
which was to take place at Austin
MIMI, Miss Van de Grift's home, OF
the 22d inst, was postponed unit
some day in the near future.
Hon. Fred J. Traynor left last Sat
urday afternoon for Grand Fork!
where he attended the dedicatory ex
ercises of St Michaels church, which
We're conducted by Bishop James O.
REILLY, at that city on Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The dedicatory ex
ercises were very impressive and con
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FATAL QUARREL OVER RENT
Two Men Wounded, One % Them
Mortaliv,

Aberdeen, s, D., June 21.-In Q quar-.
Foa over rent Nick Dicosol shot Charles
Bosley, butcher. In the right breast,
and Il. III. Birdsey, q meat cutter in
the butcher shop. shot Joe Dicosol, a
baker, brother to Nick. behind the
right ear. Joe Dtcosol may die.
Nick Dicosol, after the shooting,
asd. but Birdsey jumped on q horse
and captured him, turning him over ia
Che police. ~ .~s5t
Nick Dicos0l started the quarrel
watch led TO the shooting. y. ~ .@y,-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
Killed by t-ias7Snsna.

p. WindtAorsts Sask-. June 21.-yohn
Fac, who lives In the, Graystons dis
tricf. was instantly killed by o ,thun-
Garbok while breaking prairie ground.
Several grain zelda we're destroyed ~
Che same ptoraa. g1s= ss. v l.is s s al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
fey Waters Fatal 90 Two.

Dillon, Mont, June a1.--Tommy
Ioomey, aged thirty-sersn years. and
Ssarl Black. aged fourteen, two fisher
9aan. attempted TO baths In ssa Icy
ssasegs OK Red Rock river, Sewing
&gam snow hanks In Centennial valIay,
Ind were ssesasd with. sramgs and
essasawnsd. s.5s.se .,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

Mrs. Ann Pennington and Miss Lucy
sprague leave Sunday night for Ia
coma, Wash, where Mrs. Pennington
will make her future home and Miss
Maude will visit for several months.
Barney Mc1nnes of Lanark, Ont, was
visiting with his brother Allie for a
few days last week, en- route to Van
couver, B. c., where he goes to &C
cept a position In bank at that place.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
A. L. SMITH
Interior Decorator.

Autc1IH DeCOEdIVTs
Ivan Wertenberger, who has been
attending school at Evanston, ILL.,, re-
turned home Sunday night and will
spend his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wertenberger, at Web
ster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Honey return
ed last week from southern California
and have taken up their residence at
Chautauqua for the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Honey are greatly improved in
health.
Wallace Maher, who has been at
tending school at Shattuck Academy,
Faribault, has returned to this city
and will spend the summer with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Maher,
in this city.
Reports from every voting precinct
in the county indicate tremendous
vote for Frank H. Hyland as one of
the three men who will be sent to re-
present Ramsey county at Bismarck
next winter.
John Haslam, Jack Mclean, Albert
Bell, w. Fl. Reid and John Wallace
spent Saturday and Sunday at Wood
Lake. They report having a most
enjoyable time fishing and returned
with three fish.
Word has been received from little
Miss Louise Jones. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Jones, by friends in
this city that she is having very en-
ioyable time at Rising City, Neb.,
where the family are visiting.
We know of no man in Ramsey
county who has been so much before
the people, and whose honesty and
manhood have stood the test better
than Auctioneer Frank H. Hyland, who
is candidate for the legislature.
Miss Francis Cowan. who has been
attending the University of Minnesota
the past year, and John Cowan, who
has been attending school at st. Thorn
as, returned home Saturday and will
spend their vacation at their home in
this city.
Vernon P. Squires, dean of the Eng.
fish department of the North Dakota
University, who has been speaking at
the commencement exercises of sever.
al schools throughout the state, pas.
sed through the city Monday en- route
to his home at Grand Forks.
T. Vandussen, formerly Of this city:
but recently a resident of Tennessee
and now located al sarles, N. D., was q
visitor in the city this week and may
locate on farm near this city. Mr.
Vandussen was accompanied by w. H
Clough who may also locate here.
G. R, Hayne, attorney, has recently
arrived in Devils Lake and may de
eide to make this city his home in the
future. Attorney Hayne is a graduate
of the state law school and has many
friends among the attorneys through
out North Dakota who will be glat
to welcome him among them. Devils
Lake needs the presence Of keen, cap
able, young men like Attorney Hayne
jim A. Van Lew returned Wednes
! u from a successful trim through
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farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. E.
]. Chamberlln.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

use them and now every man that has
cattle to feed-milS COWS. beer cattl.
and young growing cattle. are all fed
more Or less on cotton seed meal and
hulls.
Inc testimony Is all in on one side
and 1t needs no argument.
Again, for long time, ii was
thought that cotton seed meal would
win hogs, but that has been tried and
found 70 be mistake as hundreds Of
hogs are fed a daily ration Of cotton
seed meal with splendid results. Poul-
try also, does well on cotton seed meal
and have never heard Of a flock of
fowls dying with cholera or any kim
dred disease that were fed regularly
on cotton seed meal. In Texas we are
Eceding horses and mules on cotton
seed mean and hulls with splendid re-
sults-work horses and mules doing
nard Work, sucking mares and young
growing colts and old rundown starv.
ed-out emaciated stock with muscles
shrnnken have all been fed on cotton
seed meal and hulls with the best Of
results-in fact the feeding of horses
and mules on cotton seed meal and
hulls has passed beyond the EXPERT
mental stage and is an established
fact. Now comes the very last expert
ment tried yet: We are making bread
cakes. puddings and pastry out Of cot
ton seed flour and it il palatable-''it
tastes good lis wholesome, nutritious
and cheap and comes within the reach
OF all
We will have some Of the bread and
cakes here In town in few days and
pass It around and let you try it for /
am here in the interest Of the
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company and
would be pleased to meet and talk
with every man that owns or feeds |
any kind Of stock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
MAKE CAKE AND BREAD OUT
OF COTTON SEED FLOUR

tDy w 4. Wood, Ennis, Texas)
a few years back the cotton rails.
ers only thought Of selling the lint,
the seed was a waste product--not
even used as fuel at the gins. A little
later grass was short in winter in Tex
as and some stockmen bought cotton
seed TO feed cattle and the ginners
used some for fuel
The advent Of the oil mills has
wrought d wonderful change and made
cotton seed a valuable part of the
crop. The pioneer oil mill man had
hard time at first; the accumulated
ignorance and prejudice or years had
to be overcome, and people had I'd
be taught the value of cotton seed
products. When the oil mill at Jack
son, Tenn, was built penal laws efe
passed and enforced TO compel the
owners of the mill to put a strong
fence around the cotton seed hnlls to
keep cattle from eating the hulls, as
Ghey We're thought to be poisonous
and on one occasion the fence got
wrecked. and the oil mill owners had
70 pay for some cattle that died and
men were ready to swear that cotton
seed Aplls killed them. One OF the
men lives in Texas and sells cotton
seed hulls at good price 10 be fed
to cattle
History tells us that they used to
burn witches at the stake legally in
the New England states and that with
the sanction Of the preachers Of that
time Why don't they burn witches
now? Because people have been edu-
Gated and common sense and reason
has asserted themselves to prevent it.
Why don't cotton seed hulls kill
cattle now? Because chemical analysis 4
failed to find the poison and bold men
tried them and found them to be good
feed for cattle. Dairymen began to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

4 other side would yell. "Hurrah for jim
I Harris" +"
The proceedings from this time OF
We're characterized BY the bitterest o
feeling. Some one nominated Turk d
Checotah for treasurer. Another stand
patter Immediately moved that the
nominations be closed. Before the mo
tion could be put the insurgents were
thrown into a frenzy OF laughter by
Omar Benedict inquiring in loud
voice: is this agreeable at Washing
toni" Then the whole crowd would
occupy few minutes by yelling post
master, postmaster"
TO all intents and purposes the
three Republican congressman through
their subservient henchmen, nave gain
ed control Of the Oklahoma Republi.
can machine About the sorest lot Of
Republicans that ever assembled in
Guthrie are the friends of the other
candidates, who filled the corridors Of
hotels swearing vengeance against the
postmasters' machine and predicting
that the Democrats will carry the state
By increased majorities.
The committee refrained from pass.
ing any resolution condemning the
Jim Crow law. although several color
ed brethren hung anxiously around the
outskirts and insisted that sundry
members redeem their promises along
this line. The committee also failed
to condemn the 2-cent railroad fare.
and as some Of them explained, til
would be dangerous to do SO. It'll
seemed to be the concensus of opin-
ion that 1t would be better to throw
this responsibility upon the Federal
court In the hurry and excitement
the committee also forgot to call for
report on the condition Of the Capital
Bank which failed few years
ago in Guthrie.
The people Of the state are left in |
dense ignorance as 10 just what the
postmasters wish to do with the bank
guaranty law 1t IS probable that this
Is another item that Is consigned to
heir best friend and protector. the
federal court The committee. SO far
IS state affairs were concerned. was
! committee Of protest One poor fel-
ow who had formerly been state
officer under the carpet-bag regime,
became very Indignant because the
Democratic administration is actually
collecting taxes. He forgot 10 mentionl
hat whereas the Territory when he
vas an officer, levied six and seven
Mills. now leyying on an average lh
Mills. The brand Of harmony which
Prevailed was exactly the same as
hat at Shawnee.
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Special Session
Continued from para III

kSVHtlnucu from rage I'D
The house and senate committees
on revenue and taxation met in joint
session yesterday morning in the gov
ernor's office and held forth all day.
These committees carefully consider
ed thesmeasures which were treated III
these dispatches yesterday and perfect
harmony prevailed, each item receiv-
ing Endorsement from the committees,
which leaves only the details to be
worked out when the legislature CON
Tenes. The recommendations OF the
State Sheriffs' Association as to sal
aries for themselves. deputies and un-
der sheriffs, were favorably discussed
and It il safe to say that the sheriffs
viii get practically all their associa-
ton desires.
That the legislature in called session.
Is going to pass bill OF Importance
relative to the enforcement Of the pro
hibition law is evident on every hand,
but lust who Is going to father the
bill is as yet profound secret The
idea is TO enact law that viii create
an incentive among local officers in
the various communities and cities to
be fan more diligent in seeking out the
places where bootlegging is carried
on. This proposed bill will provide
that the government city or county
which seizes liquors shall participate
in the revenue which will be derived
when the contraband goods shall have
been disposed Of by the state. It is
contended that II viii also relieve
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
POSTMASTER'S HELD
LIVELY CONVENTION

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. l9.-The Repuh
lican state committee, which met a
Guthrie, tc all intents and purposes
represented the postmasters Of III,
state The Payne-Aldrich tariff bill,
the Taft administration the Republi
can congressman from Oklahoma, were
all mixed UP together in one ;ndorse
ment and the whole nauseating mess
rammed down the throats al the insur
gents without the least show of mercy
on the part of the postmasters. The
insurgent sentiment was led by such
men as Emory Brownlee, Omar Bene-
dict and Ed Perry, and outside Of the
committee, represented a majority OF
the crowd that ATTENDED the meet
ing. Inside the committee, however,
the administration through the post
masters Of the state. had done some
wonderful work in organization.
Whenever a committeeman showed
amy signs OF Independent thought or
action he was unceremoniously sat up
on BY the machine. The Insurgents
realized ;ha it would be impossible
10 defeat the election of Jim Harris
and sought to make a harmony plea
by supporting him and in return to
have no resolutions passed indorsing
the hated Payne.Aldrieh bill or the
three Republican congressman from
Oklahoma The postmasters accepted
with much gratitude the votes for
Harris, but could not see their way
clear to allow independent thought
and action to have a place in their
proceedings The postmasters crowd
had previously prepared a set of reso-
lutions indorsing Taft's administration
and Tafts declaration that the Payne
Aldrich bill was the best tariff bill
ever passed, also indOrsing the action
Of Bird Mcclure, Dick Morgan ami {
X. Creager OF course, the resolutions
condemned the Democratic state adj
The insurgent element,
under the leadership OF Senator Stan
ford Of Okmulgee, offered an amend. \
ment which eliminated the most naus-
eating part Of the resolutions. to-wit.
The Endorsement OF the Republican
The debate which fol. 4
owed the offering of the amendment
was Of such character that asbestos
'oats would have been genuine com
Iort. After both sides had exhausted
he strongest words contained in Web
tiers dictionary a motion to table the
amendment was made, and upon roll
AL, developed a vote Of AZ for tabling
he amendment TO "a against For
ew moments after the announcement.
" the vote the most blood curdling
nd ear-splitting noises came from all
orners Of the room. "Postmastersl
'ostmasters!" yelled the Insurgents.
Postmasters machine" was reyer.
Grated and reechoed by the crowd In
tendance IN order TO emphasize
he harmony that was prevailing. the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
Can't Stop Shipment
Continued from Page -

+. II Busieck, representing the Dan
ciger Bros. filed application for an in
junction Jan. 2, secured a temportry
restraining order against the state and
county Officials and appeared ready
to argue for permanent order Jan
3. At the latter date Attorney Cald-
well, appearing for the state, de-
INJURED, setting up the new federal law.
The case was submitted on briefs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
Buy This Home

Close in northeast corner, good
house, water, gas, electric lights and
on street car line; $1,000 we have
north and east front vacant lots ii
sparks addition and other parts Of the
city. We have 10 to SO-acre tracts
~ within TWO miles OF the city. we
have desirable houses 10 rent, Pur-
cfasers will profit BY investigating our
list
1-l5-dtf GREER & CLARK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

much Of the dissatisfaction that Is
often created in communities that re-
sent the appearance Of state enforce
ment Officers In their midst and great
ly curtail the heavy expense which the
state has met in the past and is now
being called on to meet in order TO
keep down violations Of the prohibi-
tion laws.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Bids for building a rural school
house will be received by Ed f. Johns
At the Citizens National BCuk, on or
before Friday, Jan. 21, 1910. at A
O'Clock d. IN. Plans and specifications
may be found with Mr. Johns, or with
County superintendent at his office in
the city hall
r. II. WILSON,
ED +. JOHNS, ].
Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
(First Published Jan. IL, l9lO.)
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
chickasha, Oklahoma.


The State Board OF Public Affairs
viii receive until 10 O'Clock noon
sharp, February 3, 1910, bids for the
erection and completion Of the Girls
Industrial School at Chickasha, okla.
homa, = strict accordance with plans
and specifications prepared By smith
& Parr, architects, OF McAlester, Ok
lahoma, and to be erected under the
supervision Of the state Board OF
Public Affairs and its Supervising Ar.
chitect, and in accordance with the
terms OF proposal and contract
Plans and specifications may be-
seen at the office Of II. b. Abernatny
at chickasha, Oklahoma, the office Of
the State Board Of Public Affairs. and
the office OF the Supervising Archi-
tect OF the State Board Of Public Az
fairs, at Guthrie. Oklahoma. and At
the office Of Smith & Parr. archi.
tects, McAlester, Oklahoma
All proposals shall be submitted on
forms furnished to actual bidders BY
the architect for the State Board Of
Public Affairs, and 10 proposal sub.
mitted on other than this form win
have consideration.
A certified check equal to five ner
centum C5 per cent? Of the total
amount Of highest proposal submit.
ted by bidder shall accompany such
proposal and shall be made payable
to the Chairman Of The State Board
Of Public Affairs, 10 guarantee the
board that the bidder to whom the (
work Is awarded. win comply with ain \
requirements enacted under the terms
Of the proposal and specifications
and will, within time specified. enteY
into valid and satisfactory contraca.
and furnish and file an acceptable
bond with the Board Of Public All
fairs 70 guarantee the full and faith.
ful performance Of the contract
Bidders desiring the exclusive use
Of plans and specifications shall con.
fer with Smith & Parr. architects. for
terms, etc
This work will be paid for in ten.
year s per cent interest bearing cor.
pom warrants, subject to redemption
by the State at any time after issu.
lnce according to law.
The State Board OF Public Affairs
the right 10 reject any or
II proposals submitted. or 10 accept
my proposition or combination Of
propositions, II such appear 10 the
'est interests Of the state.
All proposals shall be inclosed in
ealed envelopes and marked 4Bid !
OF Girls Industrial School AZ chick. :
.sha, Oklahoma" and addressed 10 !
\ A. Chandler acting secretary. (
iuthrie, Oklahoma. &
ROY HOFFMAN,
Chairman.
T A. CHANDLER. 4
Acting Secretary
P. Fl. WEATHERs.
Architect for State Board Of Public
Affairs. l.l2-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

The Woodman Circle win have pnls.
lie installation, al Woodman hall.
Wednesday evening. Jan 10 An inter-
esting program VIII se rendered. and
supper served. AM Woodmen ana
their families are cordially invited
is2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

IN the police court this morning Jer-
ry Shine paid fine OF sis FOR being
drunk. Mrs. McGee was fined IS for
cruelty to animals.
The county officers rounded up four
yaes last night and each was fined vt
and costs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
C. 0. D, FEED AND COAL YARD

On account Of Mr 4. p. Elliott be-
ing bed-fast for the pas six weeks
We are forced 10 urge that all pArties
o#ing this firm accounts past due
caii and settle same On o. beGor7 The
first day Of February. 1910. Or advise
rs why same should moi be paid.
ELLIOTT & CLARK
l-IS-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
FARMFoR RENr.

have two farms for rent ESQ acres
and 2oO acres close in; one bottom
land one M land Call at Midway
Hotel VI n. Robbins. 1885
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19
MAJESTIC THEATER.

Chatham Sisters. Ia their singing
and dancing act This Is y0ur last
chance to see this team.
Motion Pictures.
"Richelieu. Extra good drama.
"Up San Juan Hill Drama.
Opens at o'clock sharp. Admission
$ and 10 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

Or r. b. Coulter went to Oklahoma
City today on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

chairman
T. A. CHANDLER.
Acting Secretary.
P Fl. wEATHERs,
Architect for State Board Of Public
Affairs. l.l2-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-19

Frank Mathews made a business
trip 10 Guthrie today