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eiven an 5000 Verdict.

Towner, ". D., Jan. 24.--On Friday
morning the most important case of
the term was tried. This was the case
OF Oscar Swanson VS.. Schmidt Gulack
Elevator Co. Mr.. Swanson was suing
the elevator company for $4,000 dam
ages received from a fall from a scat
fold. Several witnesses for both sides
were examined and the case lasted for
two days. The jury gave a verdict
for $4,000 damages for the plaintiff.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24
sHuT IN Refrigeration Ar 80.
Volunteer Rescuer Of Meat Nearly 10
Suffocaked.

Ellendale, Nd. Jan 24.--In fire
which partially destroyed the meat
market Of Charles Good, Carl sorren-
sen volunteered to step into the re-
Irigerator to help carry out meat.
Others not seeing him. pushed heavy
counter against the refrigerator fast
ening the door. The enclosure was fun
or smoke, Fortunately the fire was
extinguished before the flames reached
the imprisoned man. When found he
was suffering seriously from the inhal-
ing OF smoke.
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Williston, N. D., Jan. 24.--Ole Carl
son, farmer who lives about seven
miles south of the city brought a full
grown coyote into the city. Mr.. Carl
son stated thar one morning he heard
noise in his oat bin and on investi-
eating found it to be this coyote. He
secured rope and roped Mr. Coyote
and brought him to the city to sell.
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Mixed Train for Coal Run.

Linton, s. D.. Jan. 24--owing to
the shortage in the coal supply at
various points in South Dakota. we
understand that the Milwaukee win
not run a regular passenger train
from Aberdeen to Linton for a short
time, but will run daily mixed train
instead. This move has been found
necessary as the present strike has so
curtailed the coal supply that famine
is feared, and conservative methods
have to be restored to.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24
HAS BULLET IN FOOT
Young Grand Forks Boy Victim of .
Very Painful Accident.

Grand Forks, NJ. d., Jan. 24.--Edgar
Jens Everson, son OF MIR. and Mrs @.
Everson Of 800 North Fifth street suf-
fered serious injury this morning
when the ball from % calibre car
fridge entered his foot. being acct
IDENTIFY discharged from the rife he
was carrying. The ball broke a bone
in the foot and it has proved to be
a very painful experience for the boy.
The accident occurred near his home.
Unless complications set i'm he will
quickly recover.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24
HAVE SITUATION m HAND.
Diphtheria Epidemic at Rugby Placed
Under Control.

Grand Forks, M. D., Jan. 24.-Adyices
have been received by Secretary j.
Grassick of the North Dakota board
of health TO the effect that the diphth-
eria epidemic at Rugby has been placed
under control there only being one
case of the disease at the present time.
Reports sent from Rugby several days
ago were to the effect that there were
about 100 case in progress, but this
statement was evidently somewhat ex-
aggerated. Or. Grassick at once took
steps to learn the true condition and
has just received advtces showing the
situation to be well i'm hand because of
the prompt action of Pierce county
physicians.
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Wreck Victim Makes Progress.

Bismarck, N. d., Jan. 24.--Mrs. C. S.
Lane of Linton, who was injured in the
New Salem wreck, is making good pro-
gress at the hospital She was very
badly cut and bruised about the face
and head. One of the worst wounds
was caused by her hair comb being
driven into her head and the teeth
broken off. Her husband and son were
with her in the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24
MINNEAPOLIS MAN is
DROWNED AT BETHLE

Philadelphia, Jan. 24-The flood in
the Little Lehigh river at Bethlehem,
Pa was responsible for the loss of
one life. j. III. Sirich, rs years old.
Of Minneapolis. started down the river
for canoe club house i'm a canoe
with two companions. The river was
so high that the canoe struck bridge
and upset. Sirich's companions swan
to shore, but Sirich held on to the
little craft until exhausted and sank.
He was a craftsman at the Bethlehem
Steel works.
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SINGS ALL WORDS He HEARS.
Mad Homesteader Also Beats Time
With Anything He Can Handle,

st. Cloud, Mimi, Jan. 24.-Because
he sets to music and sings all words
he hears; also beating time with any
thing he is able to swing for that
purpose, Charles MADDEN Bisett. pa
kota homesteader, said to have consid-
cradle property, was adjudged insane
before the judge of probate of Benton
county and was sent to the state hos
pital here on probation. When taken
INTO custody and placed in the Jail
he smashed the bunk of the cell and
beat time with the fragments to mis-
weird songs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24
Library Formally opened.

Devils Lake, N. D.. Jan. 24.-The
Carnegie public library of Devils Lake
was formally opened to the public last
week. The building cost $4,000 and
is a very pretty one.
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Family Almost Wiped Out.

jamestown, n. D., Jan 24.-Mrs. p.
J, Anderson of this city died at the
city hospital Of typhoid fever after
an illness of six weeks. she is the
fourth of her family to die In the last
two months of the same disease, two
sons and daughter having preceded
her. sA
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DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED.
lnkster Has Splendid Fire Fighting
. COMPANY s,... ...

Inkster, N. D.. Jan. 24.--At the annu.
al meeting of the Inkster fire depart
ment officers for the coming year" were
elected. The company is a very good
one. The officers named are as fol-
lows:
President-R. l.. Bennett.
Vice President-W. J. Glass.
Secretary--Geo c. Russell
Treasurer-W. J. Cruttenden.
Trustee-W. j. Bailey.
Chief. N. Seymour.
Foreman hose cart--A Sorg.
Foreman pump-Jas. Redpath.
Foreman hook and ladder-A. West
lund
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ENTERS MISSIONARY WORK.
J. Wesley Ash Of Grand Forks Decided
to Take Up Work in India.

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan 24.--J Yves
ley Ash, who has been connected with
the city engineers Office for several
years will leave the latter part of next
week for Allabahad, India, where, he
will enter the mission college as an in
structor in engineering The. work. that
Mr. Ash takes up is missionary in its
nature. Allabahad being one of the
largest Christian mission points i'm
India.
The selection Of Mr.. Ash as a MEM.
Der of the faculty of the college, which
has a student population of about 1,400
was made by the Presbyterian board
Of missions.
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velop: Nels Tweet Hillsboro. N. D.,
button; Albert III. Wartchow, Deering,
N. D.. implement attachment; o. w.
Williams and w. III. Gardner, Mime
apolis. Mimi, rotary explosive engine;
Joseph Wolkerstorfer. st. Paul, MINI,
display rack.
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YOUNG Mar pied from Liauor.

Harvey, N. D., Ian. 24-Walter
Weber, aged u years. was found dead
In the bottom of his sleigh just a few
rods from his home near Harvel The
young man had become intoxicated
while on his way home, drinking sew
eral bottles Of liquor that had been
sent to his father. His mother almost
went insane with grief
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:. NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST =.

parties being Ernest wiceland ana
Laura Green, aged "a and Is respect
lively, both OF Dawson, N. ID. The mar.
riage was solemnized at 9 o'clock by
Rev. Morrison. The bride and groom
returned to Dawson where the bride
will reside.
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make an effort 10 capture the plum
from G. n. Barnes Of Grand FORKS.
who has held the office OF secretary
for several years.
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Were Married at Iamsstowr.

jamestown, N d., Jan. 24.-Two
young residents of Kidder countv ,Vere
married Saturday a. Jarpesrov.rn rns
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We Buy seran iron.

Carload lots a speciality. Correspond.
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
iron q, Metal On. FARGO. M. ID.
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wERsoN TO BUN AGAIN.
State Auditor Announces That He Is
. Candidate for q Third Term.

st, Paul, Jan. 24.-SamueI O.. Iverson
today made formal announcement OF
his intention to seek the republican
nomination for state auditor again. He
Is now serving his second term in that
Office.
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FORAaAN
GOODRICH

daSHnanaa Real ESTATE 4 Loan Co.
Farm lands in sheridan, Mclean. Wells
Rurleigh and Kidder Gee. Write Id.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
Vocal Teacher Is
Here 10 Locate

Prof. G. NJ Dorster Of Memphis.
Tenn, is in the city and will locate
here If he finds sufficient encourage
ment He is a vocal teacher Of many
years experience and his wife is also
an accomplished musician.
Prof Dorster received his musical
education in the conservatories o.
Leipsic and st. Petersburg and has
been in this country over twenty years.
He is musical director as well as a
teacher. Recently le was located N
Camden, Ark, ami a year or 50 ago
he was chosen as head Of the de-
partment Of music Of the Christian
University at Enid a position which
he resigned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11

ish0ma the best educational system
ever devised.
The farmers Of this republic are its
defenders IL times Of story and
stress, and make possible It's unparal.
lelsd development II times Of peace.
Good schools and good roads 20
hand in hand With good government.
When elected governor shall sur.
round every honest man and every
honest corporation with the prolec.
tion Of cur laws.
a thief is a thief. care not where
nor how he operstes, and pll thieves
should be imprisoned.
The per capita ccst Of state govern
mens 10 Oklahoma is the least Of any
state Of equal size % Inc Union.
Government BY the ptupls 10 ifipes-
slble with The election srook Al sway.
Put him in me penisenlary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
SUFFRAGE
CAMPAIGN
is to Be WhirIWind Az
iairS Speaking Tour
Arranged

Oklahoma City, Oct 1.-The Wo-
mans Suffrage club Of Oklahoma Is
preparing a whirl.wind campaign to
secure the passage Of the proposed
amendment to the constitution giving
women the right Of the ballot. The
program committee has arranged for q
public program Thursday night at yhgs
court house, consisting of addrelirs
readings and music The Rev. ThWer
Harper OF the Pilgrim Congregatlmy
church and Dean J. NJ. D, Davidsdad.
St. Paul's cathedral win be the spre
ers.
The music will be furnished by W.
Edith Johnson Wright and a lad3t.
quartet from the members Of the qe-
and Suffrage campaign songs wilkin
sung. Or Lillian d Randall will his
several readings from Browningl
Tennyson and an exhibition of pi9uia
Of eminent members OF the nal
suffrage movement will be madel II
A long speaking tour, lasting unEa
Nov. i has been arranged for Miss
Kate Gordon, vice president Of the ma
tional Woman's Suffrage union, which
was begun Monday night Of Enid. Th'
schedule follows Guthrie, Oct. al
Chandler, Oct. III; Sapulpa, Oct. 13
Tulsa, Oct. IA; Bartlesville. Oct. 15'
saltwater, Oct. 16; vinita, Oct ~
! Wagner, oct. Is; Atoka, Oct l9; Du
rant, oct. 20; Ardmpre, Oct. 2ll chick
asha, Oct 20 and %; Lawton, Oct "A
Altus, oct. 25; Mangum, Oct. 26: Ho
bart, Oct. 27; Anadarko, Oct. 2S; Il
Reno, Oct. 20; Oklahoma City, Oct. 30
Shawnee, Oct. 81.
]. Luther Langston, secretary of "a
State Federation Of Labor, viii tou
the state for three weeks IN the II
\ Iterest Of the amendment. He went 4
Enid Monday and was one Of tn
speakers al the meeting there Monda
night
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aluskcsee. okla. oct ti.-Addresa-
ing eighteen tribes q Indians assem-.
bled here last night for the Indian con
gress, r. A Ballinger, secretary Of
the interior, stated that he believed
that the day had come when tribal re-
lations should cease, and the Indian
take his place BY the side Of the white
man in the duties and obligations and
privileges Of citizenship
He also made the important state
ment that be did not believe that
after the goyernmen, had made an IN
dian citizen OF the United States,
the government should longer exercise
the relation OF a guardian over him.
Indian chiefs from eighteen differ
ent tribes, most Of them from 0klaho-
ma. Arizona, New Mexico and Kansas.
were ranged about the secretary sfhen
he opened The congress. There Were
hundreds Of mixed bloods present
The meeting followed an afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11

The following article was copied
from the Troy, Ohio, Record, OF Sep
tember 90th, announcing the death Of
the mother OF Mr. M. G Cannon, vice
president Of the Oklahoma State bank,
Of this city:
Mrs Mary +. Cannon, one Of Troys
loyeIiest old women, died September
29. 1910, at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. David Young, on North elm
street, with whom she made her home
Mrs. Cannon was born September
4, 1916, III Cambridge, England, making
her "a years Of age at the time of her
death. Sbee was direct descendant
of Sir Francis Drake. She came to
this county when 81 years Of age, max
ing the ocean trip III the old time
sailing vessel, the trip lasting six
weeks. Her father owned a line sf
boats in England. She was married
iii 1876 in Lisbon, Ohio, to David Can-
non, who died III 1894. She could tell
in the most entertaining manner 81
times when she was girl. and re-
tained her faculties until the last. She
\ was wonderful woman III every sense
Of the word, and one who never failed
to make friends by her sweet, uncom
planning disposition and no matter
what happened or how severe her suf
4 ferings everything was all right She
4 was a member of the First Presby
\ terian church Of PiQua, Ohio.
Her death was due to her old age
being confined 20 her bed only tw'
weeks. She leaves the following chill
dren Mrs. David Young. Troy
I Ohio. Mrs. Louis Young, Piqua, Ohio
Mrs. G. y. Mclaughlin, Kingston
MO-; Jno. A. Cannon, Chicago, Ill, anl
III. &. Cannon, Of Chictas Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
BENNETT SHOWS
ARE COMING


Shows may come and shows may 80
but there Is one show that Is ever
abreast Of the times and has gone one
step ahead Of thc common ordinary
tent shows. Dramatic shows under
canvass are common in this particular
locality; iii fact there Is usually one
Of two VISITS Chickasha each summer
but the one real article III this line is
Billy Bennetts big famous SHOWS
which is billed 10 be and appear here
for two nights, starting Wednesday
October ~, presenting a line of clean,
wholesome dramas and at prices tbs
are within reach Of an speakina Of
The dramas Il might BE well to neuton
Escaped From the Harem, live act
comedy drama with rich Oriental cos
tunes and absolutely correct stage SCI
tings. Kit Carson. as the name would
indicate, is a western drama brim full
of comedy pathos and real western
spirit. But here IS where AIR. Benz
nett has set the pace. IN addition to the
regular draaa he has added chorus
of bright bewHching girls. ten IN num-
Der. who know how 70 sing and dance
so il YOU enjoy real dramatic show,
vaudeville show or musical comedy
sou get it al for The price Of one,
Now here il the bill Of fare for Wed
nesday night Escaped From the
Harem, a bic 1--WE act comedy drama
Six big musical numbers six iag ring
hits. ten danelng, praneing singing
girls, Thursday night Kit Carson. witt
COW boys and COW girls, a four acl
western drama and a big owner Of new
songs and mind YOU. It's all Tor th'
price OF the ordinary dramatic shov
You can't we'll miss this big whill
girly show. Just think Of thirty ST.
people, actors, singers dancers. music
ians, requiring two big Pullman cars g
transport il. a big feature parade i
given each day at noon and fl nefo
fails "a arrive on time. never disar
points you
ehlckasha twa nlghss. startinl
wednesday October =. Popular price
prevail The telt win be locAted q
kausas avenue, Gear Fourth street
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csuceLeTs

n politics am On optimist
You cannot cast your ballot by
proxy.
Government Of and for the people
is only possible SO long as we have
government by the people.
We will deserve just as good gov.
ernmens as we demand.
The slogan Of ~more business and
less politics is often the battle cry OF
The trusts.
mcNeal stands firmly planted with
the stand.pat element Of the republi.
can party.
The Oklahoma constitution stands
forth as the model constitution for
progressive government.
Education Is the tHrlicsble tes ie
oppression Of Az the Garth.
The democratic party has given Ok.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
OPENS sToRE AT roRT coBR.

John Robinson returned last night
from Aiine. OklaA where he spent the
past ten days. He bought a $4,000
stock or general merchandise there
ana will ship 1t to Fort Cobb. Tie will
continue to make his home IN Chicka-
sha. The Fort Cobb store win be in
charge OF his son, Charles, and Mar
shall Terrell. s;Jncle John" is a sue
cess In anything he tackles and he
viii stir up things in the mercantile
line at Fort Cobb.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
Socialist Lecture
Wednesday Night

Prof. Oliver Al. Phelps 0f California,
under the direction Of the state execu-
tive committee Of the socialist party,
will lecture oh the fundamental pFinv
ciples Of socialism at the City hall
Wednesday evening, October AZ; sub
iect, The Question Of the Hour You
cannot understand the issues Of today
unless YOU understand the fundamen-
tai principles of the two great antago-
nistic movements. socialism and CAPT
talism Adv 11-2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
UNALLOTED LANDS TO
BE SOLD AT AUCTION

conference between the Indian chiefs
and the indian department officials,
all of which was executive The sub.
leet most discussed was With the tri-
bal Authorities particularly the attof.
ncys relative 70 the sale ot the unaI.
lotted lands Of the Five Civilized
tribes and the amount Of ROYALTY thai
the Indian n receiving Tor OIL
Air Baiiinecr stated that the uu-
allotted lands will he sold ii once and
that Il VIII be at public auction.
There are nearly Two million acres
Of such land He also stated that
while he believed there was a combi.
natioa TO keep down he price os oil,
ard thereby rob the Indian alIottec ous
Of bis share ibis was not SEA proved,
but IS under Investigation
He closed bis remarks with Che
Statements that It IS 10 the interest Of
The lnsilans, the state and the govern
mont 10 close up all tribal affairs JUS.
as rapidly as Il can be done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
GIVES LECTURE ON
PUBLIC SANITATION.

Doctor Mccormick OF Bowling Green
KY. will lecture on public sanitation
Friday evening, October 14th, 1910, at
5 j. IN. at the Christian church. All
doctors and the public invited Doc
tor Mccormick comes as a representa-
lice of the American Medical associa-
tion. DIR. Martha u Bledsoe, Secre
tary and Treasurer Grady Count,
Medical Society,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11

CoNeta Editor Didn't
Land POStOifiCe and
Is Sore

coweta, okla, Oct IL Mark A.,
Leftwlch, editor Of the Coweta Times,
IN a recent issue Of his paper denies
tie statement recently circulated that
hc Is out of harmony with the repub-
lican situation and declares that he Is
ready to aid in Kidding the state Of
gang Of political pirates that are
scuttllng the ship Of state. He says
he Is for AlcNeal but fails to cast
boquess at the manly form Of State
Chairman Harris. Harris is in bad
repute with Leftwich.
The cause IL easily ascertained.
Lettwich wanted to be postmaster AZ
Coweta and presented Harris one day
with petition signed BY many citi,
zens of the town, Courteously Harris
received the petition and Just as cour-
teously examined it. Then he cour-
teously began the investigation in the
community and at length resolved to
courteously call the republicans TO-
gether that they might vote their
sentiments. The result was that Left
wich was defeated tiye to one. He was
not satisfied and Harris courteously
called another meeting. The second
result was that Leftwich was defeated
by six to one Still he was not salts,
fed and Harris courteously proposed
10 call another meeting. But Lett
wlch saw that the odds were ascending
and he declined courteously to stand
for i third election,
Downey Ailbourn, the man whom
Harris supported was appointed post
master, and ever since Leftwieh has
been Out of harmony with the Harris
faction. ne despises the very foot
steps Of Harris and Is recalcitranl
iii the ranks. Hence he finds rea
pleasure in bcnrtes1 n editorially dis
cussing crop condltleaa rather than q
political ideas as promulgated bs
Chairman Harris.
When Tahleauah writer scrapes
the scab OF Oh Leftwich's sore SPOT
/ Lcftwich ilnched. The warning tha
4 Harris had sent out to republican edit
ors to fight Haskellism and suppor
1cNeal and pay no attention to demo
cratic truths Che calls them lies) tha
wrought dissention in the ranks Of tn
republican party, contained no healin
salve for Leftwich and he Joined th
club that Editor J. J Burke Of Nol
man started, and OF which Cad Altar
Or the State Capital soon became
member, charging that everything sal
4 regarding the awful conditions in th
republican party iii Oklahoma shoul
be branded as a lie pure and sin
pie as Ieftwich says.
The Leftwich followers in Coweta,
he has any, do not care a rap abot
whether Joe McNeal is elected or a
} feated So long as he subscribes 10 th
tenets OF Jim Harris. They are afte
! Harris scalp solely and al other COZ
siderations for the welfare Of the part
are subsidiary to that one paramouI
+ purpose. They are III the anti-Harr
; band wagon Of Eastern Oklahoma ths
swears by the gods 81 the Kiamoi
] hills tIat when tie election Is oys
+ Harris is to be given q through on
= way ticket to oblivion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11
DEATH or a LITTLE ONE.

The death Of John, the little son Of
SIR. and Mrs. John w Blalock' S26
South Sixth street, occurred this aft
ernoon after a lingering illness. F1-
neral services viii occur tomorrow att
ernoon at O'Clock. The child was
aged three years and six mopths.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-11

The pleasant fairgatiye effect { Sari-
enced hy all who use Chamberlain =
stomach ana Liver Tablets, and the
healthy condition Of the body and mind
which they create, makes one feel JOY
fnl sold ~ iii dealers. z&w