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FRAUDULENT
REGISTRATIONS

lcontinusd Lon Flrst 80
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FOURTH AND MARKET
Stamped Belts
IL 1-2c

Our own stamped belts; lat
est patterns; big value II lie
Collapsible scrap baskets:
fancy and floral design &c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
MANY STRIKERS ARE
RETURNING TO WORK
Trains are Resuming Operations Mill
tary Law is Invoked by Govern
ment---Prospect for Settlement
IpeclaI by United Preas.

Special BY United Press.
Paris, Oct A.. The railway strikers
are returning to their former posi-.
lions today and it Is believed that the
government viii bring about settle
ment Of The controversy. A part Of
the trains Of the Western and North
ern roads resumed operations today.
The strikers are sin trying to se-
cure a walkout OF all union men ia
sympathy with the railroad men but
SO far have been unsuccessful In the
attempt
Under the French law the reservists
failing to obey orders to support the
government are classed as deserte
and the announcement that the 80
ernment Will invoke this law has
frightened many Of the strikers into
returning to work.
Several hundred labor leaders are
under arrest and viii be tried on
charge Of melting soldiers TO disregard
me orders Of the government
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
SAINT
THEME OF
LECTURE

National Sanitation win be the
theme OF lecture 10 be delivered this
evening al the Christian church by Dr.
j. n. Mccormick. OF Bowling Green.
ny. He comes under the auspices Of
the American Medical association. The
lecture Il free and everybody is in-
vited
For several years Dr. Mccormiek
has been working as a missionary Of
good health and long life, lechving all
over the United States in the interess
OF pure food improved sanitation and
other matters pertaining to public
health. Ills theme should appeal to
the people of chiclasha and every
other community as it Is one Of great
practical importance
The staunton sva.) Daily Ieades
SAYS
''Dr. J. N Mccormick who leetured
on the prevention Of disease at BeT-
erley theater Wednesday night is one
Of the greatest exponents of the Cos
ple OF good health that this country
has ever procuced ana man bett 4r
equipped to disseminate the popa-
ganda Of sanitation could hardly be
found the world over.
The immense audience which heard
his lecture recognized thiss and de-
plored the fact that all their kith and
Kindred were not within sound OF the
speakers voice.
,Dr Mccormick is interesting be-
cause he speaks the truth--because he
talks entertaininsly and conyinciagly
with the facts behind bis arguments
because he strikes out fearlessly, ex-
I posing sins OF omission and comrlis-
sion hitting a head wherever he sees
81: and then pours the oil Of kindness
and humanity upon the wound he is
compelled to make.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
Noted Quartet
at the I'm. c. A.
Next Sunday

The Y NJ G. A. neAt sunday after
noon will have as its musical features
the famous Meistersinger quartet Of
Chicago who viii sing several quar-
tets. The leader Of this splendid
male quartette is Y Al. G A. man
and the organization contributes their
services to the association for the good
Of the cause. There is no charge, no
collection. and all men are invited Il
VII be a rare treat and the secretary
hopes to see many new faces present.
pr DeClark Of this city will give sew
eral Of his original sacred poems. quite
IN keeping with the high order OF the
days program. The hour is $3.50 p M.
Don't forget t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14

Turbulent is Inc most appropriate
term 10 describe the proceedings OF the
negro convention in session here today
trying 70 determine what shall be done
with the grandfather amendment TO
the constitution.
In view Of the fact that most Of the
delegates believe the federal court viii
annul the amendment most ol the time
OF the session from 10 a. m. 10 =. M.
this afternoon was taken up with yio-
lent discussions as TO the policy Of the
race ii future elections.
IL several speeches the republicans
were blamed for present conditions of
the race IN the state aud 1t was pro
posed thar the negroes 40 Longer cling
undivided TO the republican party but
align themselves with other parties.
Those who believed that the negro
race should join me socialist party
predominatcd III the temporary organi-
zatlou and elected . H Hogan Of this
city chairman and G. A. Buchanan Of
Guthrie secretary.
A committee oa resolutions was ap-
pointed When the committee retired
the fre works opened
The reporter was politely Informed
thar 10 newspaper man would Be a.
lowed in the hall so be retired, but
remained ln hearing distance oi the
convention
AT times the gavel was welded Wig
orousiy and badlam ol noise arose
from the seat Of war At times Hogan
came oat Of the hall with one and
TWO desegnies aud was seen % Ae
talking 10 them earnestly
No noon recess Was taken
a, O'Clock the committee on reso'
Iutlons returned A motion was made
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14

The Express has received the fol
loving communication from Splitter &
CO.. bankers, Toledo Ohio. calling at-
tentiou to matter OF grave import
ance to many property owners in
.Chickasha. The list Of delinquent pay
ing and grading taxes is published
ii the Daily Express today, together
with notice Of sale.
The Toledo bankers say
1--WE desire 70 call your attention to
j matter wherein We think you may be
able to be OF service to your fellow
citizens. On November 7, 1910 at the
ofIice oi the county treasurer Of Grady
county. there Will be offered for sale
All real estate that is delinquent fcr
the payment OF paving assessments
which we're due September lsti 1910
Amy owner Of property who has
failed 10 pay his paving assessments
when due, can still protect himself and
save his property. in addition to saving
good deal of expense by paving this
paving tax at once TO the
county treasurer. II payment is nol
made the property owner Will lose bis
property or be compelled 70 redeem
same by paying penalty Of iS pei
cent and cost OF advertising, selling
issuing tax certificate, redeeming, etc
THE delinquent assessments ar'
only a very small per cent Of the value
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
JUST LIKE A
HOBBLE SKIRT

Special BY United Press.
Madison Wis, Oct. lin his
weekly magazine Senator LaFollette
compares the New York state republi-
can platform TO the hobble skirt.
The New York platform is hobbled
with the sophistry Of the old guard
says the senator I'll is hobhled with
Ballinger, Wickersham, fulsonle eulogy
Of the administration and with uni
stinted praise Of the Payne-Aldrich
tariff law.
"a hobble skirt may be beautiful
but It is not built for speed Moving
in it Is matter Of great labor and L
attended with great uncertainty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
HOLD A STORMY SESSION
OVER The "CRANDPA"
AMENDMENT

that no action be taken on It til after
permanent organization was effected.
This carried by a small vote.
Jas. 4. johnson was elected perma-
nent chairman and c. A. Buchanan
secretary. a committee then visited
the waiting reporter and informed him
that nothing further would be done
unless he withdrew from the vicinity
Of the hail.
George Crowell and Chairman Hogan
almost came to blows outside the hall
and delegates gathered in small
groups at times III the shade Of the
building ana loudly denounced Hogan
and charged that he was attempting
to sell the race into political slavery.
w. r. Fulbrlght Of FL Reno, promi-
nent educator among his people made
great speech TO the convention. After
concluding he came in hearing dis
tance OF the reporter with three other
delegates and spoke as follows:
Il tell you earnestly, let the black
man keep his hand on his pocket and
let Jim Harris conduct this fight
against the grandfather clause The
republicans voted for the constitution
and this has permitted the Jim Crow
law aud the grandfather clause The
negro Is divided On religion and II
they VIII divide on politics IT, viii be
better lor the race. The socialists
fought hard 10 defeat the grandfather
clause and we should be willing 70
support them this fan, They are our
frlends
AM right,
You are replied his auditors
The attendance IS small but delegates
are present from logan. Oklahoma
Okmulgee. Olfushee. Mcintosh and
canadian counties
The reporter was told that the ac.
dor Of the republicans here four yaars
ago III refusing 70 permit the negro
delegates to sit in a convention was
used as argument that the g Q. =. bad
no use for the negroes aud that the
only hope the race had for political
recognition was 10 join the socialist
party.
Rev, Kersh. wao headed The deiess-
ton that was unseated By the conyep
ton here, was reported as being or
posed Is the negroes leaving the re-
publican party and was bitterly op
posed to Hogan's resolution.
The convention viii adjourn toda
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
PAY YOUR PAVING and
GRADING TAX NOW

in each case aud no property owner
will want to lose hts property Or have
lis title injured aud encumbered for
the amount involved, and we feel GER
tain that none Of these property own
ers win permit sale Of their property
for delinquent assessments, II they
have due notice beforehand, because
even though they may be short OF
funds they can borrow the amount
necessary to pay these assessments
and save a great deal Of money by 50
doing.
In explanation of our interest In
the matter will say that we have han
died great many OF the city's street
improvement bonds, which are payable
out Of these assessments, and the
bonds are now in default and drawing
high rate OF interest. These bonds
have been sold to private investors
scattered throughout the United
States, and as we sold them, we feel
interested in having the same paid al
the earliest possible date. IN selling
these bonds we recommended the
credit Of the property owners, who
have been taxed to pay for street i'm
provements, AUD we are anxious TO DC
everything possible to stop the com
plants that are being received because
oi the bonds that are in default.
Respectfully submitted.
SPITZER & co
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
Proceedings in
District Court

Ia the case OF George y. Norton
versus the Rock Island for damage q
stock in shipment, tried in the district
count. the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff late yesterday afternoon.
awarding him Judgment for 800 The
amount sued for was about $500.
To-day the case of Jim Fitzpatrick
versus Annie and Lee May IS on trial
The suit is for the division Of property
of the estate Of the late Theo. Fitzpar
rick and the amount involved is about
$4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
WOMAN CLAIMS INSURANCE.

Guthrie OKLA. Oct Representa-
lives Of the Western Commercial
Travellers association are in Guthrie
quietly investigating into the domestic
affairs of the late Secretary OF state
Bill Cross before paying an insurance
policy OF $4,000 alleged to name al
beneficiary a AIRS. Florine \ Cross
said to be tae widow OF the deceased
state officer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
Special by United Press

Special by United Press.
London, Oct. 1.-THE English and
Irish coasts are lined with wrecks and
grave fears are felt that the hurricane
which is hourly increasing IN violence
viii claim the largest death roll Of
any storm In recent years.
One hundred and fifty vessels are
missing and corpses are being washed
ashore in many places.
Sixteen persons are reported lost IN
the foundering Of the Heatstield yes
terday in the North Sea While twenty
more are believed q have gone down
in the Crawford which is missing and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14

Following the recent raids, the
county attorney late yesterday after
noon obtained from Judge Bailey in
functions closing two fssacus resorts
where, ii was alleged forbidden beyer-
ages were dispensed.
In one Of the cases Bill McRae and
A. w Tucker, who conducted the
North Third street joint which was
raided twice yesterday are named as
defendants and in the other the par
ties are j. w. and Chas. Steele, pro
prietors Of restaurant on Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
FLEW OVER
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
Washington Oct 14.-~Erahanl
White, the English aviator in an aero
plane today passed over the Washing
ton monument. He described a great
circle over the business center Of the
city and could have dropped bombs on
the White House.
He landed at the door OF the execu-
tive offices aud was greeted by high
officials Of the departments. His flight
was fifteen miles in length. All bust
ness in the departments was suspend
ed for 80 minutes,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
Tidal Wave on Gulf.
al BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Galveston, Texas. Oct Report
Of tidal wave on the Mexican Cult
coast near Disca comes from Fontera.
The lowlands back Of the coast are
flooded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
TWO PLACES
ENJOINED

avenue, between First and Second
Streets
In both cases II Is alleged that liquor
Is sold and the places constitute a
nuisance. Judge Bailey granted tenn
porary injunctions and the sheriff to-
day locked up both places.
Sheriff Louthan made a second on
slaught at the McRae-Tucker place
yesterday afternoon in less than half
an hour after his first raid and foand
business proceeding in the usual man
ner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
RAN INTO AN
OPEN SWITCH

Special by United Fress.
Marion, Ind, Oct l4.-A Pennsylva.
MIA passenger train ran into an open
switch here early this morning and
was derailed.
Fireman Pickering was killed and a
number Of persons were injured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
WARNING
OF STORM
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
New York, oct lA.--This storm
warning was sent ost today BY the
weather bureau:
Tropical storms centering near the
extreme west end of Cuba and Of CON
siderable intensity are apparently
moving northwest They will cause
dangerous gales during the next "a
hours along the coast Of Central and
Southern Florida and on the Gulf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14

a cottage at Second and Pennsysa-
MIA avenue caught fire about six
O'Clock last evening and small
amount OF damage was done The de-
partmeut responded promptly but was
not needed,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
WRECK ON
FRISCO

Special by United Press.
Fort Smith. Ark4 Oct, a. Six ner-
sons are IN critical condition today
and thirty.six more are suffering from
injuries as result Of the derailment
OF the south-bound Texas limited ex-
press on the Frisco near Talihina,
Okla. Yesterday alteruooh,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
Negro Contention
Turbulent Scene
HUNG JURY


+ Special BY United Press. +
+ Oklahoma city, Oct l4.-Thc :
: jury in the Tegeler murder case +
+ was discharged by Judge Carney !
+ shortly after noon today, having +
+ hopelessly disagreed The case :
= went to the jury Monday !
+ This was the second trial Of the +
: case, the first also resulting in +
+ hung jury 1t is expected that =
+ Tegeler's attorneys viii now SCI +
+ cure his release on bond :
+%+++%%+% %~%+++%*++
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
specIal by United Press.

Havana. Oct f4-A severe cyclone
is raging about Cuba, being partieu-
.larly severe in Santa Glare province.
Shipping is being held in port, the
captains OF vessels being afraid 70 ven
ture out TO sea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
ship Goes Down.

Special BY United Press.
Saint Nazaire, France, oct. lA-
Twenty-three were lost in collision
between two steamers Off this port.
One ship hit the other and almost cut
it asunder. It sank Immediately, car
rying all its crew down
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
HURRICANE IS
SWEEPING THE
ENGLISH COAST

IS thought to have sunk
The gale is increasing IN fury and
warnings have been sent to all ports
that it is unsafe 10 venture from
shore,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
$500, 900 Loss in
Furniture Factory

Special BY United Press.
Chicago, Oct. l4.- Fire broke out
in the factory Of the Hartman Furpi-
ture company today and caused loss
Of 100000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14
Four are Killed in
Indiana Wreck
speelal hy UnIted press. M

Special BY United Press.l
Nluncies Ind, Oct l4.--Four men
were killed, four probably fatally In
iured and fourteen seriously injured IN
head-on collision between north
bound sreight train and . work train
onsthe Grand Rapids and Indiana line,
live miles north OF here today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-14

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16

one a the ssost ixtersstiss features
In connection With the Appaischiap
Exposition. AZ Knoxville. Tenn, Sep
TENDER II 10 October IL, win be the
decision as TO who owns the greatest
Ave gated saddle horse In America
This has been made possible BY the
llberality OF some OF Knoxville's pro
gressive business men In Offering $500
in cash as q purse for such q class OF
horses
The horse show will undoubtedly be
the greatest social feature during the
exposition, and the introduction OF
this additional feature has made II
more outstanding than ever. This
class in itself will be worth travelling
many miles to see, for II will bring
together In one competition the great
est collection OF registered American
saddle horses that has ever been seen
In the south. For those who have
never been fortunate enough 20 wit
ness such q magnificent display Of
horses. trying for the much-coveted
American championship. Il win be .
most interesting sight
The stipulations for this class are
a. follows: To be known a. the
Knoxville Business Mems Saddle
Horse stake: purse $500. For stall
lions, mares or seldings, any age re
be shown under saddle and must 20
ive distinct gaits, Wis: First. VAIN;
second, trot: third, canter; fourth,
rack: nfth, either running valk, fos
trot or slow pace. Must be registered
IN the American Saddle Horse Breed
ers' association. The winner OF this
class will not Be allowed to show IN
the Eve gated clasa, which viii be
held on the last night OF the horse
show.
Entrance fee, per cent OF purse.
Entries for this class close September
/. Purse divided as follows: First.
thirty per cent: second, twenty i've
per cent; third, twenty per cent;
fourth, fifteen per cent: nth, ten PEI
cent. Eight entries TO al.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
LIVE STOCK PREMIUMS

The committee In charge OF the
live stock exhibits for the Appalach-
ian Exposition at Knoxville, Tenn,
Sept ~ 10 Oct IL. announces I'll. 0oO
In prizes and premiums, besides spe.
ciai cups. which are being offered
From all indications and inquiries. II
10 safe to say that the capacity Of the
barns which have been ordered erect.
"a will not Be half SUFFICIENT for what
10 coming. and that they viii have 10
Be increased.
Everybody from svsryvhere seems
90 be talking about the Exposition. 10
the report the Live Stock COMMITTEES
makek
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
Pyrotechnie Features ~,
win Be MagnMesni
PAINS "Dattis In the cisudsr arhsts
! bic Fsstsrs Of the Appalachian
kEpssssson.


! The py,obschzic feature Of the Ap-
palachian Expos,tion IN Knoxville,
Tenn, September u to October IL.
yin be important Great dtsplays OF
Pains peerless pyrotechnie presentar
hsoHs, mighty In their brfilisncy, win
70 given every Aight during the first
weeh Of the exposition. The culmina'
ting feature, however. comes the sec
ond week OF the exposition, when the
Battle In the Clouds" q wonderful
story Of the day with aerial realism
viii b presented.
The Battle IN the Clouds" is now,
esing presented nightly in the i'm
mense new amphitheater at Luna
Park, Cleveland.
Fully three hundred people partici
pate in the stirring episodes, battles
pAgeants and Of this big exhibition,
the beautiful scenic representation OF
the city OF science together with the
airships occupies the entire infield OF
the race track.
The fascinating and thrilling mid.
summer night shows OF the famous
Pain have for twenty-seven years been
the one big night attraction at the
fashionable Manhattan beach, New
York, and also for the same length Of
time at Alexandria Palace, London.
The production to be given at exposi.
ton will surpass anything ever seen
in an open air amusement line In the
country.
The spectator will see before him
in the great amphitheater a mimic
city OF the period A. D. 1000, with its
palaces, temples, triumphal arches,
wireless telegraph stastions knows as
The City of Science"
A fsts Is being held to celebrate the
establishing Of communication with
Mars. Soldiers parade the streets and
children will dance before King Pyro'
and his Queen Electra, rulers Of the
CITY or Science, and the greatest aero
baltic and novelty acts procurable are
presented.
Mars is displeased over the success
OF the World OF Science being able to
signal his planet and sends air-ships
to warn the aspiring race TO desist in
It's efforts. To wrest every secret
from a reluctant nature, King Pyrc
defies Mars. and rends his aerial fight
ing machines to pieces, gives q very
graphic science version OF the destruc
ton OF a city by aerial craft Wher
the smoke has fairly cleared away
above the Inflated city, the SECOND
grand event begins, gorgeous dis
play OF Pains Manhattan Fireworks
terminates the evenings perform
ance.
In this marvellous pyrotechnic pro
gram, which Is changed nightly, ar.
shown all the latest novelties in IRE
works, for which the famous Pain /.
Justly celebrated, both In this country
and in Europe. Provision will be
made to accommodate 10000 people.
The acts secured this year for the
Battle in the Clouds" are the largest
and best Of the vaudeville world. The
exhibition Of Gene and Marie Aeitz.
man on the high wire are alone worth
a trip OF miles to see. The flying Jor.
dons, the Eugene Trio, Balne's Back
Bounding Rope, sudin Osterin With
their trick horse and others equally
as great furnish the program for the
entertainment Of the citizens OF the
City Of Science.