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The Washington times., 1910-09-22
PYTHIAN SISTERS
INITIATE FORTY

Forty candidates were initiated into
Friendship Temple, No. @. Pythian
Sisters. last night at Pythian Hall
A special musical program was ar
ranged by a special committee for
the entertainment Of the members
present
There was an address bE Grand
Vice Chancellor H = BaSsett. C. :
Lewis played a piano solo. followed
By a recitation by Mrs Amy Bohan-
non Tenor solos by g. Il HaTwood
and Alfred Roderick were other fea-
lures
q drill.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

&. j. Hfbbs & CC.-wheat stocks in
Europe are about twice the quantity OF
a year ago Mannheim. which is interior
headquarters for milling wheat import
ed. has between four and five times the
stock Of last year Other points Of &C
emulation on the Black Sea and Dan
ube. such as Braiia and Rostoff nave
several times the amount held on Sen
TENDER, 800.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
WALL STREET COMMENT

r H Hartman & CO--Rumors are
current that an informal conference has
been held between representative Of
the Steel interest in America and its in
dependent rivaTs relative 10 rates for
steel during the next few weeks Ac-
cording TO the report an agreement OF
understanding has been reached 10
maintain existing prices for q time
longer.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
New York Securities Turn Dali and Decline aou After Firm Opening
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Cheese-New York new. lse per ID: rat
cheese sc per b. daisy cheese. Is5sc per ID
Eggs-Nearby. FirgiEias. esa2sc per a.
western &c per coz-5 Southern Z5az-c Per
BUtter-Fancy. tub. &c per h; prinr "a.
per D.; high-grade tub. &c Per Ib-- r-f-r
&c Per d. thirds. tub. 3sr per ID NM
&c per p; renovated, tub &c per D.. print.
sc per ID.
Poultry.
Live POultry-SDrInz chickens. 1sa1as ra-
ID; hens l5c per h.: ROSTERS Halle oe- II :,
ducks. &c per b. turkeys. live. &c asr ID
basket california oranges. S3-ooa5.oo per box
Vegetables
Potatoes -T5a205 per bbL: sweet po.z-
toes. SL75a2-5 80 per b6l-; onions. 5oa75c per b.
Fruit.
ApDIes-s1- 58a2 % per bbI-- peaches. sa,as7 ~
per basket piDeaPples. s. Cease per crare-
grapes. 15d-0C per basket paars eaffrg a -
az per box, cooking. 5lcssI-G 60 per box
plums- 5oaf9c per basket; California Oranges
s3.o0a5.o9 per box
Green Goods
Cucum berg-S1- 0CaI-25 per basket com "a
lec per doz-s tomatoes. s0a-5c per box e.
per hundred wateruleious. S15z9G rer f--s-
dred, cantalOupes. Rocky Fords s. -ds7 d -,s-
crate. beets- &c per d5z-: squash. 81 = 81
beans SIS per bbI- celery 70sz0- -.
peppers. I5ca$l-0o per basket eggplant -
per basket.
Live Stock.
CaIves-Prine, SaIoc per b. fair 70 -ood
saSizc per 10. ordinary, &C per ID. cbof-s
beer ea47zc per 10; common, 5a5c Per
Sc Per H.. sheep. Sa4c per H. hogs. 9s5aI8c
per IL
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Arthur G. Plant & Co.-Evidenca Fs
now coming to our attention Of some
activity by the Morgan crowd in the
stock market This follows reports
along the same lines. not so i'm
pressive. a few days ago. The actfv-
ity Of the Great Northern and Steel
stocks are said TO be instiEated by
Morgan followers now.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Lewis Johnson & Cot Is an
nOunCed that the Cotton 1Ianufac-
tuTers' ASS OCiatiOn OF South Carolina
has decided TO CurtaiI production one
week IN October on account Of the
low prices for goods and the evident
unwillinEn ass OF buyers 10 purchase
except from hand to mouth and at
prices below fhe cost Of production.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
TODAY'S SALES.

Washington Gas IS S5oo01ogs. 5000
1895.
Anacostia and Potomac Railroad. SIS.
s., O00gI01i4.
Potomac and Electric Consolidated SIS,
q .eDjTIU
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 10N3Z1z. 5GSZ1z IG7S21E
National City Bank, 10TII0 z1T175. 1eTf
lfe. lgT179. 10T170. IGdIT0 lGTI75-
Merchants & Mechanics SAVINGS Bank
10I1491k
After caI-ATerchants & Mechanics
Savings Bank, 101If91L
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 25NS2
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Furnished to The Washington Tines nv
A G. Plant / Co, ~ Fourteenth zf-~er
northwest)
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
Of Famous Family.

Baron RothschId was OF a world
famous family. The House Of Roth
schjld was founded by AnscheI Roth
schiid, son Of a Shopkeeper. in the
eighteenth century In 1893 Baron Al
phonse RothschiId, head Of the Paris
drIns died at the age Of seventy-eigl.t
years He financed the enormous in
demnity France had 10 pay Germany
after the war Of $50
Last year Oshar ROthschild, one Of the
TealtniesL Of the younger generation,
shocked the family pride By taking his
own life because Of his love affair with
MISS Mem u has never been definite
~ known why DR.. Mem objected so per
slsJenJly 70 the proposed alliance be
tween his daughter and. 2 member of the
RoJhSchild household
The suicideof Baron RothschiId proved
sensation IN America and Europe
Until the baron took his own life IL was
no. generally known that he was so
deeply IN love with the American girl
who seemed TO return his affection but
who would not wed without the consent
Of her parents.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Furnished 10 The Washington Times b.
Hartman & Co. New York: Q. 2. Chipuan.
manager local branch. Colorado Building.
Open High Low Clos
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
A Safe Plan

For these reasons the Health Depart
ment believed the safe plan TO be the
exclusion Of any person known to have
been exposed in any manner 10 the
disease
Except for the fact that the disease
Is transmitted as above. but little else
Is Yet known Of the manner Of infection
The Medical Association IS inveStisat-
ing the origin Of the disease and its en-
cire nature and this office Is oc-Cpara-
JlDg IN every way possible with inc
SpeC1a IcCmmIIIeo-'
Dr. Woodward agreed with Dr. Tori
a Williams, who told a representative
Of The Times that Washington probably
would see n subsistence Of The present
Tualady without a return next year Dr.
Woodward says. however. that there IS
2 possibility Of che recurrence of the
disease in the second year, although il
Is Sometimes known to skip the year
next following an epidemic
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
Todap's Mezu York Stock EXCHANGE Prices

W Hbss Stock Es
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Furnished 90 The Washington Times bv
a 6 Plant & Co, "a Fourteenth street
northwest
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
How Alarm Spreads.

Heretofore the public has had but 4
sTnstterinE Of information as 10 how
the disease is being studied and COM
bated,i and through exaggerated re-
ports Of its TavaEe5 the alarm had
become general
The step taken By the Health Depart
menr in enforcing a school quarantine
against supposed infected persons Is
conceded TO be wise one, and state
ments of Washington physicians that
the danger in the school has been prac-
ticaIIy removed had most reassuring
effect
THE medical profession now knows
the disease may be Transmitted through
the mucous membranes and the salivary
glands" said Health officer Woodward
today AS TO the schools, this office
did no. think It wise TO conhne a nun
Der Of children in a room with anyone
who had been exposed 10 infantile
paralysis.
School children have q way Of eX-
changing lead pencils, states. and even
chewing gum. and the disease might be
transmitted in this manner. An in
fected child that might laugh or sneeze
IN a crowded room also would be dan
EerOuS TO have around
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
EXPERIMENTS AID
IN PARALYSIS FIGHT
Health Officer Says Tests
on Monkeys Helps Com
bat Disease.

That experiments already made by
the medical profession have demon
strated infantiIe paralysis is com
Inunicable through the nose, and that
Tor this reason II was deemed wise
10 exclude temporarily from the
schools children known 20 have been
exposed TO the disease. was the ex-
PLANTATION made today at the Health
office, which Is cooperating with the
Medical Association IN the attempt to
check the present epidemic here.
The fact that the special committee
named by the Medical Association Of
the District already has gathered
much valuable material, and that eN-
periments are being conducted on
monkeys at laboratories in this city,
created a feeling Of confidence on the
part OF the public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
'RESUBS"
STILL In
TUE AID
luL HAn
Governor Hasn't Yet De-
Cided to Call the
Election

Oklahoma city, Sept $. There Ii
plenty of time Yet for calling an cleo
tion," said Governor &. N. Haskell
Wednesday night, when asked il he in
tended issuing proclamation calling
an election Oh the resubmission ques-
ton.
Il do not know what action the GOV.
ernor intends taking Or what action the
resubmission people intend to take up-
on the election question, but am in
clined to believe the matter viii be der
Iayed a few days, said Judge G. D.
Stuart, attorney for the local opTlen
and high license people.
George p. CoDger. superintendent Of
the Anti-saloon league, said that the
question had not Yet been decided and
thai the governor now has the matter
under consideration.
All Wednesday afternoon, Governor
held conferences with Attorney
Fred Caldwell and George ID. Conger.
representing the Anti-Saloon people,
and Judge G. 3. Stuart, attorney for
the resubmission forces.
It was generally understood that
Wednesday was the last day In which
the governor could issue a proclama-
tion calling an election. According to
several lawyers who are in favor OF
high license and local option, 1t re-
quires sixty days notice to vote upon
a question Of this nature
Those favoring saloons said several
days ago that unless the chief execu-
tive issues a proclamation calling an
election on Or before Wednesday, Sap.
tember 7, they would take legal steps
tc force the question IL be placed upon
the November election ballot. Should
the matter be taken UP in the courts.
there Is no particular time In which
the case is to be fled, any time that d
hearing can be had before the election
being all that IS required.
The woman suffrage question is also
before tn egovernor for consideration
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
WHO KNOWS
R. JONES?

Amy one in the crowd know r.
Jones?
Deacon Jones says he doesn't know
him. Deputy Sheriff Jones says ~R" IS
no kin to him.
All that anybody knows about r..
Jones is that he imports more booze
than anybcdy else IN the community.
For SIX months nearly every ship
ment Of liquor seized BIZ the officers has
been consigned to r. Jones, but all Ell
forts to locate eR have been futile.
A drayman who was hauling load Of
booze to r. confessed that he didn't
kncw where Mr.. Jones lived, when the
ofiicers saught HMM fact he
wouldn't know Il. Jones If he met him
in the road.
The officers captured a barrel Of beer
from drayman yesterday afternoon
and although the shipping tag had been
torn off, it Is supposed to belong to Mr..
Jones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
Collect Fine Corn
for County Exhibit

We are going 70 surprise some peo-
PIE With our Grady county corn this
year said +. n Ferguson, the U s.
demonstration farm man, who was III
town yesterday.
air Ferguson kad some ears Of corn
thar we're growu by one of his boy
tarmers. RaS Rlunt near Alex. Kay
was prize winner last year and 1t
looks ike be stands j good show to re-
peat the trick this year The specimens
which AIr. Ferguson had We're Of the
Reid yellow Dent and Golden Eagle
varieties and the ears were all but
perfectly formed. These specimens
win be exhibited in Chickasha septem
ber 1924 and later win be taken to the
state fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
SENSATIONAL SUIT
FILED In The Dis
MnYnm nnrrnm NON an,
lkIUI UUUkl lUUAYI
@. w. Holder Makes Serious Allega-
tions Against M. L. Gilbert and 9th
ers---Parties Prominent---In-
junction Granted

Sensational allegations. involving
persons of high standing in the com
munity together with money a:sl prop
erty amounting to over $4,000 are con.
tanned IN suit flied in the district
court this morning BY Attorneys wei
borne ana MccaIla.
g WI Holder and wife are the plain.
tins and the defendants named III the
suit are N. 4. Gilbert and wife, b. N.
Garland, J q Barr Henry Frey and
the First National bank.
IN bis petition the piaintin sets
forth thnt Gilbert had been bis close
friend III whom he had The greatest
confidence, thar during several days
prior to July III, 1870, Gilbert falsely
represented 70 the plaintiH that Jake
Smith was about 20 bring 4 heavy dam
age suit against Holder Tor alternating
his wife's affections. further that Hol.
der was about to Be arrested for adul-
terry and in fact warrant had been is-
sued for him.
PlaintiR further alleges that he ac-
cepted the representations made by
Gilbert. his health being feeble and his
mind impaired and that be turned over
to Gilbert draft FOR sle.07s. represent
ing money he had received from the
sale Of hts property III Ardmorc. and
also gave him warranty deeds to all
BITS real estate. All of said money and
property @ be held In trust Tor him by
Gilbert. The petition says Gilbert de-
posted the draft III she First National
bank and soon began trying to draw it|
out BY securing drafts int that. the
bank refused q pay such drafts. On
September lafA Il u alleged 6ilhert
gave ais wife check On Tia bank FOR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
PAY TRIBUTE
TO PINCHOT
Special BY United Press

- =
81 Paul Sept 8, National forests
stand today as the greatest demonstra
tion Of practical conservation and as
a monument to the real founder Of this
great movement, Clifford Pinchot
Henry S. Graves, Pinchot's success
sor as chief forester, to-day paid this
tribute In a speech before the conserva-
lion congress. Graves declared con.
servation was threatened by the lack
Of money and BY the opposition Of
those who fear the interests may be adj
yerseiy affected.
The delegates today demanded that
the federal and states rights issue be-
Set aside and that conservation pro-
gress in the various states be reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
white Slave"
Case at Tulsa

BY Assistant Chief Dolaa from the re-
sort which she claimed her husband
had forced her to enter, and was re-
moved to another place which she
learned on arrival was d house Of iii
repute.
When she found the nature OF the
place she fled and was taken in charge
BY Jewish people who Interested them
selves in the case.
Morris Jarwick, father Of the young
man, has come to his sons rescue and
VIII pay his fine and secure his release
from jail today.
Il is said, however, that the county
authorities may take hold and insist
upon the prosecution OF all concerned.
The name Of the other officer involved
in the case will be made known today,
it is said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
Special BY United Press.

Special By United Press.
Tulsa Oklas Sept. s.-Tpon request
Of a number Of prominent Jewish resi-
dents Of the city and Of the Minis
terial association. .the city commission
today suspended for investigation AS
sistant Chief Of Police Ed Dolan who,
with another officer has become I'M
yolyed IN a case Of white slavery for
which WIN Jarweck, young Jew Or
Dallas is now surviving long sentence
in the city Jail
A week ago Jarweck was arrested Tn
charges Of attempting to force into a
life Of shame his young wife. who was
Miss Bessie crossman, Of sapulpa and
to whom be was married but few
days before coming to this city.
After his arrest the girl was, accord-
ing to confession made today, taken
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
MINERS TO RETURN
TO WORK MONDAY
Special BY United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Kansas City Mo-. Sept. s. Thirty
thousand miners In the southwest dis
trict will resume work Monday Follow
ing an agreement on the arbitration
and penallzation clause" in the new
contract which was reached at an early
hour this morning between President
Lewis and the operators.
The arbitration clause which barred
the strike settlement SO long provides
that the miners shall remain at work
sixty days after a disagreement with
operators or declaration Of strike.
Meanwhile the differences shall be sub
mitted TO permanent arbitrat5rs.
The demands for wage increases and
better working conditions as to mine
protection were all conceded.
The southwest district includes Mis-
souri,. Kansas. Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
County Committee
Meets Tomorrow

The democratic county committee
will meet tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
at the City hall for the purpose Of fur
ther perfecting the organization and
make campaign plans A number Of
yacanies hat existed when the last
meeting was held have been filled by
the voters in the various precincts and
a full attendance iss expected at tomor-
rows meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
$3.50 AND
12O DAYS

KefnsiAg To obey The instructions Of
the court, The jury in the case OF Bob
Powell. charged with unlawful posses
sion of liquor, returned verdict Of
guilty this morning and gave him a
$3.50 fine and l20 days il Jail
Powell has been mixed up in num-
her Of bootlegging cases. The court
declared, however, that the state had
not proved that he had the LIQUOR for
an unlawful purpose and that he could
not be convicted On his general repu-
tatlon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
BROOM CORN
NO BUYER

". n Sltton and s. RI fEenlrexs Who
live about ten miles northeast of Chick
asha, we're - town today with load
of broom corn apiece, or about ton
and half
Il was fine corn Int they had not
been able to find a buyer Az o'clock
this afternoon 'There are from 60 u
15 tons of broom corn II or neighbor
hood and wen have to haul hi some
place II chiclsasha doesn't want Il, n
said MIR. Sitton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
LESS COTTON
GINNED
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press
Washington, Sept S The ccttou re-
port issued by the eensns bureau to-day
shows s5e,s2i bales including round
half bales, ginned from the 1870 crop,
picked September / against 3SS,242
last year. The round bales amounted
10 il,022 agaiest 1857 last year. Set
island bales numbered 202 this year,
against 1926 last year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
With
Chief Of Police

Special BY United Press,
! Mobile Ala, Sept Sit developed
today that sister Of Miss DeIahanty
sided against their parents and assisted
Mary in the elopement with Chief oE
Police Vincent Cabin last night
After enacting a Sort Of fugitive role
the chief and his bride today are speed
ing on a northern honeymoon. The
girls parents opposed the match.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
WON'T STAND
LORIMER
Special BY United Press

Special BY United Press.
Chicago Sept ST. Roosevelt today
fatty refused 10 attend the Hamilton
club dinner iii HIS honor tonight If SEN
ator L'orimer was present. The com
niittee INST at Freeport, III. The colonel
said Senator Lorimer represents the
antiIhesis of what represent in poll
tics amid can't Ia justice to riyself
sit at the same table with him.
Members of the committee immedi-
ately got into telephone communities
tion with Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
DATTLESHIP
ON FIR (

sneeiai By United Press.
Norfolk, VA, Sept 8 BY the explo-
sion Of d barrel Of oil and subsequent
fire aboard the battleship North Dakota
this afternoon three men are reported
killed and eleven missing. The acci-
dent occurred Just inside the VTgiaIf
capes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
Game Warden
Makes Report

The report Of State Game Warden
Askew shows that 2,o55 resident Ii
censes have been issued. Four arrests
were hade IN Fushmataha county on
the charges Of dynamiting fish. The de-
PENDANTS were fined $l0o each and the
cases were appealed 70 the criminal
court. Conviction was had for seining
and for shooting quail out Of season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

Newport News, val, Sept ST. Uncon-
Arued reports this afternoon says the
battleship North Dakota Is aground III
the lower Chesapeake bay, her coal
bNnkers aiire and many sailors over.
come III attempting 70 subdue the
flames. Ala was asked BY wireless to
the Norfolk navy yards.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
MAY HAVE THE
WRONG MAN
Special BY United Press.

IRJPtNIdI " = IIlIItEE II 90.
st. Louis Sept. S.-Thomas Griffin,
the Burlington electrician, today IS de-
claring positively that Albert Julien,
the suspect, is not the man who killed
Flagman Wise. and forced the electric
ian to rob passengers on the obserya-
tion sleeper Tuesday night
y Griffin visited Julien in his cell and
says the robber wore better clothes,
his eyes We're darker, more piercing
and wider apart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

Sl4VO, which was paid.
Hclder says ne took no security for
the sle,O75 but took Gilberts note for
$4,000, due ia twelve months as Sci
curiiy ii handling the real estate.
The petition further alleges that at
the time Gilbert made the representa-
tions referred to that no civil suit had
been filed against Holder, "but since
that time, Gilbert being moved BY the
devilH deliberately procured such suit
to be brought
II Is also set forth thas Gilbert sold
the Holder property, which included
lots in chickasha and farm lands ID
D. N. Garland and J. G. Barr, taking
notes from the latter for Sls, ,626 .25. and
that Garland and Barr were parties to
the scheme against Holder. Finally 4
~ said Gilbert sold all his own prop.
erty 70 Henry Frey taking the Iattecs
note fer $4,000 It Is also declared that
the warranty deeds which Mrs. Holder
signed were represented ID her By Gill;
bert as mortgages and the whole series
of transactions is alleged to be
scheme 70 run Holder out of The coun.
tfy and get his money.
An Injunction Is asked against Gil
bert's disposing of any Of Holder
money or the notes received from the
sale q the property, against Garland
and Barr selling any of the property
against Frey paying The note to Oh.
bert and an order Is asked restraining
the bank from paying out Holders
sponey Judgment ~ also aslsyv against
the defendants FOR the properly III,
v0sYed or its value, 10000.
Judge Williams granted the tempo
rary injunction prayed for this morn
Ing
The Suit Against Holder.
The damage suit against Holder. re-
Gcfred 70 IN the above suit, was filed /
July 10. 1910, BIZ d n Smith Of OsIa.
bona City who alleged that Holder
had enticed his wife. Silvia away, had
Iaken her 10 I.awson, IT Worth, Tam
pIco. Mexico, and Ardmorei had lived
with her and had destroyed sniito's
home,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

BROWNE CASE TO THE JURY
Chicago, Sept s. The Leo O'NeiIl
Browne case went to the jury late this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

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