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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27

The formation OF the coast line Of Prince Edward
Island is peculiarly favorable to the accumulation OF
seaWeed. and an important industry has grown up
Of drying and exporting it for variety Of ulsA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27

monoEail electric railroad running ears suspend
ed from overhead rail is in successful operation
between two German cities thirty miles apart
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27

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New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

HIS ewes Sparkled. He bent nearer and sank
his Voice u a deep whisper. for there were
Others IN the carriage. and that which he had
TO say must reach her ears onlv
Not yours. loan Oh. no Not vourS
Another wOman'Si Ha' Blind thar Z was
now have II, So that Is why YOU are running
away They Threatened u drag AleC hcadlOns
from the throne unless YOU agreed Ny poor
girl. YOU might have told me sooner The
knowledge has been here, lurking IN the back
OF my head for years, but I never gave =
thought To It. Why should L. Who would
have dreamed of such a tragicOrueiv' lOan'
to-day IN the cathedral could have bound YOU
with ropes II that would have served % keep
You IN Delgratz, but now kiss the hem Of your
dress Ny poor girl my own dear Joan how
YOU must have suffered Vet | envy vOu--I
do. on my Souli Life becomes ennobled oy
actions such rs yours. And NlcC must never
know what YOU have done for him. That
both the grandeur and the pathOS OF 10. loan
my precious. YOUR nameSake was burnt on nc
pNre Tor a Kings cause. Vet her deed wou'u
rank no higher than YOURS If the world rniShs
DC allowed u Judge between YOU. But do no,
dream that Your romance iS ended LounIS-
Old Dame Nature Is better dTamatSt thAn
that. 1t she has Contrived 81 much for You N
httle month, what can she not accomplish m
year,"
And, in perfect frenzy Of excitement, nc
threw himself back IN his chair and amazed ar
other group of cosmopolitan diners by Srngihs
but this time Joan did not care who StlIsN
or whispered. She sat there. beautiful Statue.
Sorely stricken. and not daring 70 believe thts
the hour of bieSSedneSS promised IN PoIuSAi
song would be vOuchSafed after many wears -
pam.
To bs continued next SaHdEv
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02
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New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

WELL. said he when the mail tram had left
Semlin far behind and they were speed
ing northward through the night 10 Budapest.
-" well. Joan, now that the severance Is com
plete, do YOU still refuse me your confdence2"
Tier luminous eyes dwelt on his with a sad
smile. She had closed the gates of her para
disc and there was to be no faint hearted look
ing backward.
mo" she said. Il have attained nv end
lt IS due 10 YOU, my friend that should tell
YOU why have abandoned the only man | shall
ever love Ii Law with me 10 choose between
his success or failure; perhaps there rested ON
my frail shoulders the more dreadful issues of
life and death. Il had married Alec, should
have pulled him down To ruin. even IN the
grave. What else would YOU have me do but
save him. no matter what the cost To mvSelfa"
He propped his chm ON his hands and sur
veyed her quizzicaly- Felix despite his pro
tests. was not enamoured of Delgratz and his
mercurldl temperament reioiced in the near
approach of his beloved Paris
All thus sounds heroic and therefore uncon-
vincing. he said, Il do not want 10 condemn
Your motives before know them. loan. but
hope YOU will allow me To criticize false senti-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02
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Bylaws and Forms. Reference: Any Rank in Arizona
StoddaTd Incorporating Company BOX Phoenix
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02
BUSINESS AND CORRESPONDENTS
SCHOOLS

IELEGRAPlIY both Morse and Wireless taught quickly
r K train wire and complete wireless station in school
Big demand Tor operators Living expenses earned Cor
Tespondence # desired Cataogs Free Dodres
Institute, 44h Street, Valparaiso, Ind Established 1874
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

In Oklahoma City j. w. johnson Is
known as the "Minco Kid, and at one
time set the mark for the spendthrifty
Of the state. He inherited $4,000 at
Minco and went to Oklahoma City to
part with the cash. He did so, taking
but few months time 10 go through
the fortune. Automobiles and chorus
girls were said to have used a large
part Of the Inheritance. Following the
high times, Johnson got in trouble
on alleged bad paper, but assistance
from his family kept him out Of Gus
tody at first He was arrested about
two months ago on several charges Of
obtaining money under false pretenses
and has since been in jail.
It is not believed thCScountx authori-
Ties viii turn him over to Kansas
City officers until after he has ans
wered the accusations here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

iF YOU ARE LOYAL TO cHicKA.
sHA, you WILL pATRoNIzE THE
HOME MERCHANTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
GRAHAM GOES AFTER
HIS OPPONENT HARD

any Of these statements. from the price
Of coal TO the ballasting OF railroad
tracks. Every one Of these. wherever
any good was accomplished. is entirely
to the credit OF the corporation com
fission, and IN no way aided Or brought
about BY you.
Your statement that you compelled
the STANDARD on company. under the
name Of the Prairie OIL q Gas company
to domesticate. Is an absurd attempt %
claim credit for the work donS By 9th.
ers. You are well aware OF the fact
that the Iomestication Of this pipe line
was due entirely to law passed By the
Oklahoma legislature, in which was
a member myself, and aided to pass
the bill. and in which you were not
member had no vote. and nothing to
do With the question.
Your claim Of credit in tax cases
against railroads. telegraph and car
companies is one Of the leading ques.
tons that present as conclusive eri-
dence Of your lack OF ability to repre-
sent the people Of this state There
are vast amounts Of this kind OF taxes
for the last two years tied up by in.
junction suits in the United States
courts and instead OF pressing these
cases 70 trial aud winning them you
isse yourself been the cause OF do.
iay from month to month. and year to
year Ia their trial
The court has requested you al dif.
'er4nt times TO be ready Tor an early
rial o. these cases and yon have failed
9 attend court, and IN this and In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
Presented Galloway with his
base which resulted in the only
score for the Colts.


Cap. ,'allaway came up with determi-
nation written all over him It was his
intention to swat the horsehide out
Of the lot but such was not to be for
alcInnish dealt him up four wide ones
and passed him to first Galloway
passed to second on a wild pitch. es-
sayed 80 steal third and romped home
with the lonely score when Golden
oyerthrew third. johnson went out,
Fryrear to Mason. Carrier out, Bum
pus to Mason Andrews out. Fryrear
10 Mason.
Seventh-EdimaE layed one down at
the plate and was thrown out by Ja-
cobs. Bumps out, Frazier to Galloway.
Frazier pulling off nifty play Nc
Innish came up for hit Bumpus
went in to run for him but was slaugh-
tered at Andrews corner.
Cherry Holmes hit through pitcher,
Frazier advancing him to second on a
neat sacrifice. N. Henner hit to Ma
son, who covered the pag and detroy
ed Heffner's hopes. At this iuncture
Thurman asserted his authority and
showed that he was still the boss of
the shop Jacobs was up and there
was a difference Of opinion as 10
wheather he had had two strikes or
three McInnish and Golden combined
their efforts to cinvince Thurman that
it was high time Jacobs laid down his
stick, but his majesty was not to be
swayed from the straight and narrow
path and assured them with many
decisive GESTURE that Jacobs was due
one more strike and waved them to
their positions. Jacobs then whiffed
his third whIff and retired to the
bench.
Eighth--Fryrear safe on p Heffner's
error and promptly swiped the escond
sack. Hughey fouled to Galloway who
errored. Cherry Holmes was called in
and puton first and Galloway banished
10 right garden. tApplause.) Hughey
out, johnson to Cherry Holmes. Ma.
son hit safely TO left, Fryrear adyanc-
Ing to third. Golden hit long foul
to left and p Hefner after sensa.
lional run smothered it. With Feniress
Up and two men on bases Jacobs
threw the ball away and scored Fry
rear Fentress struck out.
? Heffner was robbed Of a hit be.
sween first and second by Fryfear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

callawag out Bumpns TO slason. John
son popped out 10 Bumpus
Niuih-stone popped cHt e An
dFeHs. Ediman out. Andrews to Cherry
Holmes. Bumpus out, Frazier to Cher
~ Holmes.
Carrier hunted 70 McInnish and was
thrown out. Andrews iouled out to
Golden. Cherry Holmes in an endeavor
to start last rally stung a hot one
ihroagh second BIT vas out a minute
later trying 10 steal second.
Il was a great day. great game
and every one was satisfied As long
IS The ball games are as good as this
opening one the park is sure Of a
crowd at every game and viii prove a
success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

In an address to an immense crowd
on the bank corner Saturday evening,
Senator J. C. Graham, candidate for
the democratic nomination for attorney
general, performed a surgical operation
on one OF his opponents. Chas. West.
the present incumbent Of the office. re.
moving cuticule BY the Wholesale
Graham attacked West all along the
line, charging that he was -four
fiusher7 and a grandstander ami de-
nying him credit for the achievements
which he claims. He said in part:
You claim that you instituted suit
against the coal trust In November.
1907, with the result that the cost Of
coal was thereby reduced one dollar
per ton.
Ny answer IS that this IS not true
as 10 result You did start a sensa-
tional suit the morning that statehood
was proclaimed, but neglected to fur
ther prosecute this suit for over two
years, the district court at NcAlester
where this case was pending finally
dismissed the case for want Of prose
cution, and because you refused, after
OF notice from che court to pay
any attention to the case.
"You also claim in May, 1908. that
you effected reduction Of the freight
rates; that in December. 1908, you
induced the Frisco railroad to ballast
is Enid to Tulsa track; tbat IN Jann-
Try, 1909, you induced ths Santa re
abroad TO ballast iis Guthrie 10 Enid
rack.
There Is not one word Of truth IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
WILL OPEN TONIGHT.

u has often been said once an actor
always an actor. such is the case
With chas. stoddard who for the past
four years has lived in chickasha. Ar.
stoddard joined Perce Il. Benton's co.
medians about four weeks ago. The
company is one Of the best repertoire
companies On the road and viii play
chickasha in their own masulfeent
pavilion theatre ali this Week.
Daring their stay here Mr. sioddard
win pay many important roles IN the
several plays presented aud no doubt
his many friends viii avail themselves
of the opportunity OF seeing Charlie
aci with professional company.
The company numbers 25 clever peo.
pie, among them are being the follow.
ing popular fayorites: Perce II. Ben.
ton, Karl Simpson. Edwin Hodge. Aa.
nette Grey and many others.
Tonight the company viii present
Mr.. Benton's comedy success. "A Cow
Boys GIRL with all the special seen
cry and effects, including the great
sand storm scene.
The pavilion is located on the corner
Of Fourth and Choctaw. Prices VIII be
aoc for adults, loe for children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
HAIL STRICKEN AREA
HAS GOOD CROPS.

A. E. scroggins and c. L. Hood, two
well known farmers residing in the
Rockyford neighborhood. were in town
today and report good crop prospects
in that section. Everything in their
vicinity was wiped out BY the terrible
hail storm in June, but the farmers
set to work at once repIanting their
corn, cotton, etc. we shall have a
sood crop Of corn. said Mr.. Hood
Cotton Is also looking well and broom
corn IL in fine shape. We are ali
right Il hot winds don't strike u.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
OPENING GAME In
NEW DApK
NAW 4 nltu


one TO center but died when Carrier
rainbowsd out 10 Stone.
Fourth-Johneon granted Feniress a
pass 10 first. Stone promptly saeSi-
hced him to second. Johnson hinged
Ediman IN The ribs McInnIsh bin
gled out little safe one and scored
Fentress but was killed at second.
Bumpus whined.
andrews popped out to pitcher.
Cherry Holmes laid warm one down
70 Bumpus and was thrown out at A. {
Frazier was granted pass, tried 70
stead second, was caught between arst
and second and again tagged for the
bench
F'ifth-Fryrear hit down third base
line for one good one but sad to relate
was a hog and was killed when he
tried to squeeze It into double.
Hughey hit down first base line Cal
laway smothered its effort and beat
him to the bag. Mason balIooned out
to Cherry Holmes
NJ. Heffner bin through second but
was out trying 10 pilfer that sack, Col
den's great pegging arm catching him
By several feet. Jacobs out, Bumpus
70 Mason, P. Heffner went out over
The same route.
Sixth--M. Heffner knocked down
GoIden's hot one, recovered the bali
quickly and threw 10 Galloway in time
to catch the runner. Fentress safe on
callaway's error and advanced to sec
ond on the same pay Stone flew out
to center. Carrier relayed the ball
IN true league form and caught Fem
tress at third.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
At AirdOme Tonight

The Frankel Bros. Musical Comedy
company opened their engagement
here last nighs to crowded house, and
from the appearance and encores the
audience seemed to be highly pleased
The Franlsel Bros. company comes
highly recommended. The musical
numbers and pretty girl chorus re-
ccived their share Of applause. Every
individual from the lead to the chorus
worked and made good showing
This company presents some numbers
that are entirely new to the people Of
Chickasha and very funny vein Of
comedy runs the length Of the pro
gram. Tonight the ladies' minstrels,
Beauty in Burnt Cork, an up-to-date
musical satire, interspersed with gau.
deyille numbers, chorus numbers. nov
elties. The management assures the
patrons OF the Airdome a real live. up
to-date minstrel performance. New
songs, new dances. funny comedians.
and pretty girls. Don't fail 10 gee the
ladies' minstrels at the Airdome to-
night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
MINCO KID
In TROUBLE

Kansas City. July Requisition
papers were issued by the prosecuting
attorney Saturday on the governor Of
Oklahoma ior the return to this city
Of J. w. Johnson, who is in jail at
Oklahoma City, and is wanted for Oh
tanning money by false prctenses, May
5, last. The money is aIleged to have
been obtained BY means Of a bogus
check on an Oklahoma bank issued BY
johnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
FriSCO'S Lose Close
Game at Verden

Verden, Okla. July 25.-The verden
Nationals defeated the Friscos Of
cnickasha IN well played game yes
ferday, the score being to 3. This
makes nine straight games won for the
Nationals.
Score by Innings R.H.E.
Friscos .... 02l 600 0oO-3 L
Verden Nat. -. 0o4 00l 0Ox--5 10 4
Batteries-Friscos. Mason. Lindsay
and Pierce; verden Nationals. Estes
and Dayton.
Struck out-By Estes. 10: by Mason
8. Umpires- Heines and stagert.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
DEFEATED But unDAuNrED.

The FrsIco ball team lost to the
Verden Nationals yesterday at Yer
den. The boys made only one error
and lost At that. THE only thing we
have TO say is that the Verden boys
hit the bal. but we still feel playful
and are ready to take them again, and
the challenge we made for the Gala
way Colts still holds good, said one Of
the boys.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
HURRICANE KILLS
MANY in ITALY
Special BY United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Milan, July 25.-Rescuers continue to
take up victims OF Saturdays hurri-
cane in northern italy. It is estimated
that 100 perished and 500 were in
iured. A number OF small villages
we're nearly obliterated Hundreds
are homeless. The government is pre-
pairing to send aid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
Use Concrete

foundations, Sidewalks, Curbing,
Steps, etc.
They are more durable, at the
same time cheaper. We do
everything in the way of Con-
crete Construction Work. En-
truct us with your JOB and it will
be done right. No job too small
or too large for US to undertake.
Plenty of references for those
interested.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

Vote for Joe Strain tour JOEL for
corpoiation commissioner. aud show
Standard oh and the railroads. who
are fighting him, that democracy re-
wards her faithful sons. ana Is not the
taIi to the Standard Oh Kite ne made
good. and Is the right man IN the right
place Vote for Joe. 1854
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

other ways delayed their trial lor some
reason which the record does not
show, and which | attribute to your
neglect Of important business. and de-
voting your time to spectacular fan
cies~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
ALEX BEAT ATHLETICS.

The Athletics met defeat at the
hands Of Alex yesterday at the latter
place. the score being 7 to 6.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-21
.2,224 STATE.
ENDEAVORERS
Report Submitted at Second
Day Meeting Of Young
Church Workers
camp FIRE. ENLIVENS
FIRST NIGHT SESSION
specIal 10 THE EvENING JouRNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del. Oct 21.-This
mornings session Of the State Chris
tian Endeavor Society was devoted to
the reports OF the president, secretary.
treasurer, department superintend-
ents. junior and intermediate and dis
trict secretaries OF Wilmington. New
Castle, Kent and Sussex. The reports
or the various committees were not
made. but the secretary announced
Sixty-one societies IN the state with a
membership Of 2,224.
The convention will end tonight in
Mt. Olivet NJ. p. Church with ad-
dresses by the Rev. J. Ernest Listing
er, pastor of the church, and G.. w.
Donoho, president of Town Council.
s. c. Evans, OF Milford responded to
the greetings. The convention sermon
was preached by the Rev. T. p Hollo-
way. OF Wilmington. after which the
various committees were appointed
The evening session was opened by
the Rev. p. l.. Rice with a song SER
vice. The choir sang several beautiful
/ selections. Following this was a
christian Endeavor Campfire" The
"hremen' were: The Rev. W. p. Rob-
erts, chiok the Rev. Charles l.. Cam
dee. representing Presbyterian: the
Rev. T. p. Holloway, representing
Baptist; David McHenry. representing
/ Methodist Protestant. and the Rev,
Charles II. Atkins. representing Meth
odist Episcopal
All gave short addresses or CON
tributions TO the campfire" on warm
Ing up the members, getting in closer
touch with the young people, getting
the unchurched, and the power oi
song the Methodist Protestant "con-
tribution' being a male quartet.
An address on How May We Win
Young People for Christ" was given
by the Rev. Willis l.. Gelston. superin-
tendent Of young peoples work, Of
the Presbyterian Church.
The downpour Of rain made It inn
possible for several of the delegates
70 report at the first session.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-21

p. S. Blandy, ex 10; w. F. Knowles,
ex II; Edwards, ex IL, and W. w.
Shaeffer, 10, were recent visitors at
the college. Mr.. Blandy is a stu
dent at the United States Naval Acad-
envy. Mr.. Knowles is attending Har-
ward College; Mr.. Edwards expects
to go to Chile soon for the r. 1. du-
Pont Powder Company
The following Alumni were present
at the Delaware VS.. Williamson foot
ball game at Newark, October 1sk
1910: r. T. Cam, Sd, John Pierce
Cam, w ". Josephs. ex 'O9; C. D.
Robinson, 10; w. s. Corkran, 10; r.
NJ. Carswell, 90, and II. J. Lowe,
10.
r. B. Smith, 'O7, is Supervisor OF
Signals for the Pennsylvania Railroad
working on the Hudson River tun-
nels.
Charles Keppel, 'Os, died Saturday,
October 1, 1910, at a hospital in St.
Louis, Mo. Mr. Keppel had suffered
from consumption for the last few
years. He was buried in his home
town, Lancaster, Pa, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 4, 1910.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-21
CAMDEN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del. Oct. 21.-walter d.
Ross. OF Greensboro. has been the
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Ross.
Quite Number OF Camdenites at
tended the Carnival in Dover this
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Homer J. Smith we're
given kitchen shower on Monday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Homer Smith have
purchased the farm Of Mrs. Ross, near
Wyoming.
Miss Olive Johnson. OF BridgevilIe.
Is visiting Miss Jennie Mcintosh.
Mrs. Lee Bentman is i'll.
Mrs. Charles Weaver is much i'm
proved
MRS. c. A. Carton and Miss olive
Carton spent Saturday and Sunday in
PHILADELPHIA ......
mrs. Sarah Cooper and daughter
ftlss Anna. who have been on trip &c
caIiforA3& and different points in the
Vest. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs n. r. Carter are
spending their vacation in auto trips
Is Philadelphia and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Carter have
peen entertaining her parents OF Hur-
ock. nd.
Hiram Downham is able TO be on.
<Esin.