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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
EIGHT KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
ON BATTLESHlP
AMERICAN CRUISER CHARLESTON
LOSES MEN WHEN BREECH
LOCK ZION, OFF.
MOVED DOWN IN STANCHlON.
FLYING Piece of Metal Cuts Through
Steel and Seven of Victims Meet
Death Instantly.
WILL BURY BODIES AT CAVITE.

-. .,,,,
MANILA. March 2S-lhe report 'na'
iatal accident had occurreu u" 'ie
tnlte" states cruiser o""' 'e'.o" ,:,T,,
confirmed today. Elsht men were A''l'''
and several slightly injured.
During practice ot sea eff Olongapo.
~, I,.,.,,.l, I,,,r. - 4tr,,,- incl, ,,un bInv
VI, - -, '',N VI my
on anu III hylhg across tHe ue'N' cue
through "A steel stanchion ANA moved
dowu the men. Seven of the victims
i,s..,,tl l.;II,J AZ, .irLtI died a.
ere ,''S''",'S "''''' IL, ''-'''. , '''!'
Inc uafIeStoh was hurFSihE 10 '"N'le
Dead:
AthEE. PHIIIp. master al arms.
ANSTEDT. WALTER. seaman.
HEATER. HARRY, seaman.
EI.AI MEliE. LEO, seaman.
UkAioE ~. ilAkIN; seaman.
BN \ y Ni MA RHxTu' 'oalhan'
iinTIH INV, ti,i H. marina
,T,,, ', 60 $50. ~ P''',, ..,.,i,,, :, 40,
NJ '"tHc ot me eAP'pH''i ,n1'
KNOWN h'ar .Nhiilfa' '""i l!'"' n"1t
COMM" nueI 4H-'Llel 81 tl' .\Sr5lc me-
uIS 'THtFeu an in'1Sti2atoI' ne uo''ies
The Charleston. which IS Rear Ad-
miral Huhbard's flagship. returned to-
day 10 the firing range. Her commando
ing officer is Commander ohm IL Glib
bous. She is protected cruiser Of 9IOU
IONS and .urrips Is guns
..., o,
ihNeSllgdtIoh IS OIdeleu'
WASHINGTON. -. c.. March Is
Rear \Iriral Hubbard i'm rnunrriup IN
~, ,,.,,.,. Ia,,artI,,,,,t a H., ,i..iInT,T "a
- 10 ,' 20 20 No.. ~" ~
Wy "si 'rI'"u' NhlcH eH"ile" - ''o
u'"ih or eiGhi men, aScrlDeS me cause Is
probably que 10 the premature uIScHarEe
of one Of three-inch guns. The cable
gram. which was very brief. stated that
a court OF inquiry would make n full in
ypstigatiuu.
\dmiroI Mason cbinf nr ordnouce j.,
NJ ma n,,iuinn th"t tL. ,r,idnrt rn.ritaI
fran, , hn,,t 80. LrnLa,, tir;n,r ,,iu Ninr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

The high cost Of living has few terrors
for the man who lovc~ dandelion greens
Joliet GID Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
ysaAs Co.'S go ..,.

lave car load ct high brca ind
lower bred Jersey COWS for sale, Can
be seen at Palace stables. AIS choo.
taw, phone 995, and also In pasture.
Can and see them.
5st5t p FFrt+cH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
|ULCIN IS
BULCINC

Olaremore, Okla, June 1.--Rev. d. J
ulgin, the civic righteousness eyange-
+ Sc, IS making a sensation in Clare
ore and Rogers county He has Or
n anlzed a Rogers county law and order
Fague with 500 charter members. A
oilection was taken and $3.50 raised to
- art the work. John I. Ezzard a
members Of the First state legislature
was retained as counsel to look after
the legal phases of the leagues work
II. Q. Hurst Of Claremore was elected.
president.
n Bulgin said he was holding off
reading names Of bootleggers and gam-
blers. as he would rather save than
condemn them. One hundred and nine
teen conversions were reported at sun
days meeting.
State Enforcement Officer Fred s
Caldwell slipped into town quietly 4
day or two ago and out again. Bulgin
sprung bomb Shell when he said tic
governor had promised him special
grand jury would be inipaneled 10 in.
vestigatc lhe charges he had to pre. I
Ier and aaidagits 70 present Rogers
county IS as FOUL and whiskey flows as
Ifee as It did at Shawnee, which
cleaned ~, he announced.
AT the Sundav niobt ,,aat;,,or !,
ne preparatory school was a mess here
nat should be cleaned up and that the
people should protest until some Of the
acnlty is changed, the statement be.
ng made that q certain professor on
ne faculty Is in Tie habit Of teaching
'oys to smoke cigarettes and how to
Oh them' also teaching the pupils to
ance ;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
(First published May 2S, 1900
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In the matter Of the guardianship oI
| Frank and Emma Shelton, minors
| Notice is hereby given in pursu.
ance Of an order OF the county court
Of the county Of Carter, state Of okla
homa. made on the 9th day of May.
1910, the undersigned, guardian Of the
estate Of Frank and Emma Shelton.
minors, will sell at private sale to The
highest bidder, subject to confirma-
tion by said court on Monday the 9th
day Of June, 1910. at o'clock a. M.
at Ardmore, Oklahoma, all the right.
title and interest Of said Frank Shell
ton and Emma Shelton. minors. in and
to the following described real estate
situate in Grady county, state of Ok
lahoma, to-wit.
The northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section ten G0), in township seven
~ north, range seven "a west. And
the south half OF the southeast quar-
fer of the gortheast quarter ana the
east half 81 the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter and the south.
east quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section eleven I'D, and tile north
half Of the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF section fourteen
tl4), in township eight (S) north of
range seven % west Of the Indian
meridian; also the south half OF the /
southeast quarter Of section two ~ +
and the north half Of the southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter of section
eleven d1). township eight (s) north.
range seven (7) west Of the Indian
being in all two hundred
md ten t2l0) acres, more or less.
Said real estate will be sold on the
'ollowing terms and conditions, to-
yit' Cash on delivery of deed
Bids for the purchase thereof must
'e in writing and must be filed in the
'ounty court or delivered to the under
igned at the office Of Moore & Bass
n the city Of Ardmore, state Of Okla
oma. .
Dated 9th day Of May. 1910.
JOHN SHELTON. I
-2s-9d Guardian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
Billy FriedIander
and His Big Musical
Comedy Company


The best musical comedy company
travelling throughout the south this
season will be in this city for two
nights, commencing with Wednesday
nights performance, June i when
Billy Friedlander and his company II
30 singing and dancing artists will open
q two nights engagements at the New
Star Mr.. Hovey is getting after the
best in the show business and as this
company is without a doubt the best
musical comedy company ever seen in
this city he has begun by hitting the
ban on she head the first throw
The Billy F'riedlander Musical Com
edy company carry a ear load of
scenery which numbers fourteen SETS
and every production has complete
change IL scenery as well as cos
tuues. No costumes worn IN any plav
ls used for another Every musical
number has lts costume and there are
two wardrobe mistresses with this
company TO take care Of The handsome
costumes.
Besides having all the necessary
properties which are the most essen
tial for these productions, Mr.. Fried
lander has with him the best comic (
'pera stars there are to be had. Nan
Halperin is without doubt the best
'oubrette on The southern Wheel Of I
ime and her sparkling actions on the
tage are such as to keep the audience
n continual glee until she leaves. Miss
ialperin viii make a hit singing her
ong, Sleepy Head Miss Baumann
iii sing several excellent selections
nd wiz prove to be the best prima
onna ever seen IN musical comedy in F
bis city. Mr.. La Zone ard Mr.. Bel
lille will add to the comedy which Mr.
riedlander will dish out and with
lese three comedians at work all The {
me there will be laughs a plenty. =
Get your seats reserved early ana 5
ont forget that this is the best com. B
any you viii see in your city this
sason M
Reserved soo-s ~ Browns drug d
ore 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
We ARE GLAD
TO RECOMMEND
ROOT JUICE
BECAUSE ITS GREAT MERIT IS
BEYOND QUESTION.


We are very glad to recommend
Root Juice to the people OF this local.
ity as we personally know OF many a.
tonishing cures it has made. TIE great
merit of-the remedy is beyond cues
lion II D. Brownson the druggist
who has the agency at this point, said
thar ne never sold medicine thar
gave such general satisfaction ana
that dozens Of local residents gladly
gave testimonials. unsolicited. MANY
Of our oldest and most respected clti-
zens are praising Root Juice because
aiter a short use OF il. their appetite
mpfoFed iheir sleep was more re-
ffeshing, their nerves we're settled
their kidneys ceased to bother them AZ
night back pains aud rheumatic pains
no longer made lie miserable. and
'helr general health was improved in
every way. The combination OF roots
and other ingredients Of which Root
Juice Is made certainly has wonder
inl soothing, healing and tonic effect
on the stomach bowels. bladder. liver
ana kidneys- Many who have suffered
Tor years with catarrh Of The stomach
ana bowels, gastric ulcers and other
causes Of bad digestion. have called at
me drug store to say that few bot.
ies Of Root Juice has completely
;ured them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the part.
nership heretofore existing between
j. A. Thompson and r. S Burney Of
chickasha Oklahoma. under the firm
name OF Thompson & Burney. was dis.
solved on the 2sth day Of May 1910.
by mutual consent.
Thee business win be conducted m
me future BY F. s Burney and he IS
authorized 70 collect all accounts ana
dfte due te 4sid partner h'r and iu
s'l'a ~ 81 paid t slm
5rrNr
J a. THOMPSON.
Dated this 2sth day Of May, A. d.
islV' 5-sl-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
TELEPHONE
COURTESY

New York June 1.-OfIiclals or the
telephone company here are setting
forth in newspaper advertisements GER
tain rules Of politeness which they be.
lieye subscribers should observe. For
Instance:
Would you rush into ain Office or
up 70 the door Of residence and
blwt out: Hello, hello, who am +
talking to2 and then, when you re-
eeiye reply follow up your wild. dis
courteous salutation with i don't want
YOU get out Of my way; / want to
talk to Mr.. Jones. Would YOU? That
Is merely a sample Of the impolite and
impatient conversations that the tele-
phone transmits many times a day.
Telephone courtesy means answer
ing the telephone as quickly as pos
sible when the bell rings. not keeping
the caller waiting until one gets good
and ready to answer Telephone
courtesy on party lines means being
polite when some one else uninten-
'en'ionally breaks n-not swapping
set of the line; I'm using it,
In word, It is obviously true that
that which IS correct in a face-to.face
conversation also is correct in a tele-
phone conversation, and any ooo has
'ut to apply The rules OF courtesy. pre- |
icribed long years before the elephone
vas first thought Of to know the |
roper manners for telephone usage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
g : ELrN.E
] A. THOMPSON

Plenty of old papers for sale at the
pai'f Expsefs effics, very otssp 1T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
Make Changes in
township lines

rsr - ssureuiea/ j voter. III,
county eoinmissionffs nave made ths
following change(in township boun.
daFles, inyolyingf CORRESPONDING changes
y voting preclgcts
The south hne Of chiekasla town.
snip has been extended three miles
inither south into what was formerly
Ninneiah township. Voters III thai
strip Who We're formerly compelled to
go 70 Ninnekah 70 east their ballots
WIN now vote at the fair grounds box
haif the north line Of Amber town
snip has been shifted two miles fur.
ther north into Onion township and
the south line Of Bradley township has
been extended two miles further sou.b
into Harrison township.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
Father OF Bob Glover
Claimed by Death

Geo, $ Glover father Of Robert j.
Glover died 81 the home Of The latter
y Rusq Springs Yesterday afternoon.
Death was due 70 Brights disease.
Mr GloYers home was in Kaufman
county Texas but he had been risit-
ing ms son for some time He was n
years Of age Funeral and inierment
VIII take place Thursday under the
auspices OF the Masonic order Of
which the deceased was an honored
member Mr Glover lived a long and
useful life and was highly respected
by all who knew him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
GSKELL
DELIVERS
ADDRESS

awnee, Okla, June 1.-Gov. Has
in his address here. defended the
administration against charges Of
ayagance made by what he termed
fcorporation press bureau" at
hrie, which, he declared, was i'm
Perly called the republican press
8au' and vigorously upheld his adj
lstration Of the affairs Of the state.
is trip over the state was made
essary, he said. because the dill
&c with which the press bureau had
y spreading false statements re-
ted an Official report, He then took
matter Of expenditures Of the state
Y er statehood and compared it with
expenses Of the Kansas state gov
|ment for the past year, showing an
rage Of $2,049,OlS for Oklahoma
sS,OG9,5S7 for the past fiscal year
Kansas He also showed that In
nsas 7S per cent Of the tax money
ne from direct taxes and 27 per
7 from special privilege and fran
se taxes, while in Oklahoma 3S per
{ comes from direct taxes and So
cent from special privilege and
ichise taxes,
"a
= the tax levy Tor the present year, 4
one-qnarter Of a mill went
issist the poor school districts, one
'th TO pay for four public buildings
and one-twelfth to make UP the de-
'ncy caused By federal court en-
Ing the collection Of gross earnings
special privilege tax and seven /
lftlis Of d mill for current expenses
ne governmental but rs per cent Of
taxes for current expenses 20 to 4
various departments, one-fourth Of
going to thelcorporation commits
= ciosed with a criticism Of the feS
courts.
you are going to let Judge not
LED by the people, and whose ap- h
tment is dictated by the trusts. H
single stroke Of his pen wipe 4
be will Of million and three,ouar-
people, then you might just as
turn the government over to the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
COMIC OPERA
PLEASES

said Pasha' was the Offering of the
Beggar Prince Opera company at the
Folly last night and it pleased the
audience immensely. Encore after en-
core followed many ofthe numbers and
the comedians lScpf thc crowd con
fulaed ~ evening
iovss tss psi:ns asaa4 8
i.A2 .s fs-.z.A4sis -e ana I'll
N-- s1-.y 80 e.zzE s--E.-g .-34.a
hear Der. AL q he company made
good. a better comic opera company
has never visited the city
Tonight another one Of the pomlar
pieces n-ll be presented.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
sTALEY & DoUGAN.

Office phone 296; residence, Dougan
277; staley, 5s4.
gl- ..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
RETURN FROM THE
LETTER CARRIED

W. A. Walford and L. F. Eldred Of
the postal force in this city and W. c.
Matthews who was formerly connect.
ea win the aefvice relufnsd esier
441 sso@ oa.A-.e Vhsys they a.srasd
ne -tafe 1c1vs-..c- t1s -si.ss az
LAS slsac-4s.o- w1.s.-sz Ts- se-
t.s-s.s President of tie association. The
convention was well attended and was
success 10 every way
The next meeting win be held at
Mc-.sstsg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-01
TEN PER CENT.

We can place your money at 10 per
cent, first class personal security,
rhaitei moftgages pr mwleagcs 80
s..hes -it1 aed sssm psopes' csoe
p-r4gse's wee -svas ss..z llt 53s
g-S-ey ~ r wegk and business viii
move
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

ing. The Donovan Contracting Company
Manhattan the J. ]. Shea Company and
IndeIli Conforti & SerriteIla were ordered
out last night.
Carting away snow in Manhattan IS a
question of massng 1890 trucks Inc
average price a cubic yard Delivered al
In The Bronx the price bid was q cents
a cubic yard. while in BROOKLYN it is 45-'
cents. Il cents lower than last year.
When he was asked about the SITUATION
last night. Commissioner Edwards said:
THE contractors must be on the Joo- ana
keep on the job. They must make good IN
this storm or l shall take serious action
We shall spare no measures TO get the
streets cleaned in as short time as pos
sible Naturally can't say no" snort
that time viii be. II ali depends upon the
depth of snow. I wish TO say tnat haNe
every confidence in the contractors ano III
their ability to live up to what they nave
agreed 70 do
Park Commissioner Stover SAID FeStct"e'S
that he had not received any request from
Commissioner Edwards for permission 10
have snow shoveIled from Fifth and kightn
avenues into Central Park When asked IL
he had any objections TO such plan, winch
some time ago was agreed on py CoIl,.iis- 5dIiis
sioner Slower and Commissioner EdWards:
fine Park Commissioner said he did not
care to say what his attitude was uhtii
such a request had been made
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
ALL ON THE I0B-EDWARDS
Commissioner Gets Start On
Short Of Inspectors.

Considering the fact that the seasons
first snowstorm was a baby blizzard Com
missioner William H. Edwards of the
night that he had made q fair start in the
work OF obliterating the effects of the
storm More than three inches of snow
mantied the city when Edwards got busy
yesterday at about noon.
As usual the truckmen had difficulty
finding help that would work while the
wind made sport with the flakes Edwards
said he had q hard time getting enough
inspectors from the Bureau of Weights and
Measures 70 compute the contents of tine
contractors carts. Instead Of having the
usual Jlg which means one TO every gang,
Edwards heard from thirty-five. The con
tracts this year take the measuring OF the
carts out OF the hands of the Department
of Street Cleaning. Some weighers were
borrowed from other departments
Broad and Wall streets we're cleared early
in The morning by new style snow sweeps
In the afternoon the main business thor
oughfares We're given fair cleaning
Practically nothing was done above 9@th
street Before the contractors were called
ont the departments force of from S,@o 20
/ 0Oa we're set 10 sweeping. one emergency
man was detailed TO each crossing IN ad-
dition.
Early in the afternoon in Districts Nos i
ana :. below 18th street. in charge OF
DeMarco. an old contractor. snow was fly
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

the expeditions manner in which the sub
urban traffic had been handled despite
the snowfall
been the worst hit by the storm.
Through trains were affected in almost
all cases. One Chicago train rolled into
Jersey City three hours and forty min
utes late. while another was forty-five
minutes behind schedule time.
The Municipal Lodging House. on East
9th street, which sheltered 57S men dur
ing the night from Monday TO Tuesday,
had registered more than 800 by 10
o'clock last night. Fifty of these had
gone but to shovel snow, and were ex-
pected 10 return after midnight.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Animals had busy day
More than sixty calls Were sent in. and
the society's ambulances We're kept on
the move all the time, carrying horses
home to their stables after they had
fallen on the slippery streets
Among the most pathetic cases de-
veloped during the storm was that Of Ida
Goldman, twenty years Old who, with
her sixteen -months-old baby, sought ref
uge at the Municipal Lodging House
yesterday afternoon She had carried
the little one in her arms all the way
from Harlem, and both We're suffering
from lack Of food john Leslie, assistant
superintendent, assigned her TO a private
room provided for just such cases, and
in 3 few minutes piping hot meal was
placed before the woman. while baby
Rose got bottle of warm milk.
Many accidents occurred during the
day in the city, and ambulances were
kept busy carrying injured people 10
homes and 10 hospitals. William Brad
ley. iaboreT. of No. 4s3 Richmond Ter
race, New Brighton, who was overcome
and fell fainIins in the snow, is in pre-
carious condition at St. Eincent's Hos
pital Carl Wagner, whose home is in
Newark. was found overcome by the
storm IL Paterson, \. J. II was learned
that he had escaped from a private sana-
torium at Caldwell, \. j., and had walked
six miles through the storm. He was
removed 10 the General Hospital, at Pat
erson-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
LIBERALS GAIN ONE SEAT
G0ntinned from first page

swell the Liberal majorities so that the
government may be less dependent upon
Mr.. Redmond and the controversy over
the veto bill may be ended without an
other election next year
This conclusion is challenged by the
Unionists, who anticipate more favorable
results from the counties than the Dor
dent that the effect of Mr.. Balfour S DEC
Iaration deferring tariff reform until a
referendum could be taken has been gen
orally overestimated. The concentration
OF Moderate men, without reference 10
the tariff. has been less effective than
the concentration of the forces CT Radi-
calism and trade unionism in favor 3f
democratic policies.
Edinburgh polled to-day. and notWltn-
standing Lord Rosebery's campaign
against the government the Unloliists
completely failed TO make any neadWay
in the Scottish capital.
The Irish elections began to-day with
a fight between the Redmondites and
the O'Brienites in Cork City, but the re-
suit viii not be announced tonight
Members of the London Stock Ex-
change are overwhelmingly Unlonist IN
politics. and prices have slumped badiE
in consequence of the disappointment at
the trend of the elections, consols
turlblins to 7S T-16. which is the lowest
price touched by England's premier
security for eighty years.