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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Nuggets in Fowls
Lead to Nine Find

Special 70 the Express
Spokane. Wash, Nov. Nuggets
were anearthed and gold was found In
the solws that scratched in the dirt,
NOV. -, a. the Gss NcFeron ranch,
near Hayford. ID miles west Of sDo-
kane Oh the Medical Lake and Cheney
electric line of the Washington water
Power company, where excavations
were being made for a building.
4lr. McGeron ated the facts 10 Il.
Lewis Ruter. secretary Of the Spo-
kane & Eastern Trust company, who
said, IN giving the information, ihat
there was no question as 70 the au.
thority Of the reports ard thai the
finds would Justify an immediate I'M
yessigation McFeron expects 10 per-
sonaIly take charge of lhe work of
mining his ranch. me work 10 begin at
once.
The evidence is such as to lead to
the conclusion that other nuggets are
10 be found ia that vicinity An ex-
cavation was being made for a build
ing on the farm when thu first dis
coyery was made and the matter cre-
ated much excitement among the
worImen. When d chicken was killed
It was examined, as i had been no
siced that the chickens had been
around where the fresh earth was be-
Ing thrown and p'her small pieces Of
gold were found.
The opinion has already been volun-
.eered that the NUGGETS have come
from the hills III the directlSo of che
aey, Wash.
For the reason hat separate mug
gets were located in he diggings at
he McFeron ranch. # IS thought that
he find viii prove to bean important
'ne.
McFeron has been a resident OF
Spokane county for 20 years and is a
seaIthy and prominent raneher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Water Situation
Becoming Acute

Fort Sill. Okla, Nov. 2S-The wa
ter situation in these paris, as well as
over large part Of the southwest Is
becoming very acute The long period
Of comparative drouth for the last
Two years has so far taken the water
from the subson thps a large per icene
of an wells are going Or have already
gone dry.
Farmers are selling much Of their
stock for want Of the necessary water
to keep them Many are hauling va
ter and the situation IS really deaper-
ate.
Lawton Is hard pressed for water,
and II forced to curtan Fhe allowance
Of some o. tae big plants. thus en-
barraasinT operations.
Fort sllI has the finest bunch OF
wells IN the whole country, but ihe
city has been al the point ~ distress
for some fime. and is pumping day
and night, for their welIs, usually
Yielding an unlimited supply. are al
most dry and are al the lowest ebb.
The situation with the railroads Is
81 desperate that both the Rock is
land and frisco are slnldng holes in
the sands Of Medicine creek. al Fort
SIN, y get a very lltle waoer for
their engines. The TWO railroads are
sending engines for many miles to
get what little water possible from she
creek bed. and are calling int4 use
oil tanks and extra tenders to get the
necessary water
II yeritable foods of rain do moi
soon fall desperate condi ions are
near Even good, hard rain will
now have little effect, owing 70 the
drained-out condition or the ground.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Woman Defeats Her
Husband For ]. P.

Special to me Express.
spoEane. wash. N0v. zF.-A pecu-
iiar ssusl1n n connA~tgsn with tie
reesn. eieetioa IS reported nom frsen
Greek preeinet. so1Eheast % Sp0kane.
Ehich IS Aas4siig pspuiased preeiHssE
IN Idaho eoazfg, vherc A. 7. Holman.
who vas rsanning Tor two ofzces. cen
stable ard instice Of the peace. vas
defeasen hy his rwn wife. who. accord
ing 10 the official canvass of tA@ else
tlon returns. reserved rwo votes 70 his
one for BON places. some 0f Ho1-
mans friends suggested 70 several
thar they write the name Of 1frs. Hoz-
man on tie ballots ard vote ssr her
instead of her husband. and the JOKE
took 80 well thaf the candidefe for
Judicial honors discovered that be had
been reieea ed 10 The also ran class
sIrs. Hoffman has declinad ID qualify
f0r either place. but her friends. wh0
assert ahe has the courage and ability
70 fll either Office with credit. are en-
deavoring - induce her to accepE. and
10 matter u1ieh position she elects 70
1ll che will b. tas only woman occupy
Ing such a position 10 the northwest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Wzshi1Ro4. woy. zy--After many
ysar cnrlnr whleh tne White House
r4s ts~esps4I by Dresdsnss vitao1t
1z1shteFe. ~ wtoee ceHgEferg wsFe
no- OLD eno1eh to Be u Irzeras5 70 -
essss. ~ ae laird the vfsla Iesz
thsn dseads the world AZ Washlng
ton hza been sla1ea 10 greet : Whre
House ae5ufaate.
president 500 Mrs. Roc4eveit took
tosasnaioa n the white Houae il
seDtember, 1919. and early III the
following year their daughter, MisS
Alice aoosegelts xho vas ncE YET -,
had 2 coming cut ball that revolution
red the social ssDecs of the whife
HNze. making q for four years the
center q the amart young circle in
which fhe presidents aaughter MAS
leadsr Not quite Two yeaya after her
marriage ID sIr. Nlc1olaa Lcngw0rth,
sae president ard Mrs Roozeyelt IT,
frodBeed their second daughter, Miss
Kisei Roosevelt. Al an egen earlier a9e
than they had presented Mia Alice
RooSeveit Her debut season vas the
eioeing year 81 Colonel ROoseyelf's
term IN the White House and added an
ciher chapter ID that brillIan period.
THE present. season belongs 10 an
other White fiOuee debutante, aIlas
iieien Taft, who, III addition 10 her
prominence As the daughter of the
president Is me only young woman
Who VIII BE- introduced from Official
circles While there has been some
preliminary entertaining for Miss Taft
viii open for her new era,
bringing not only much social dIstinc-
'ion, but also The responsibilities of
eminent social position. That me- win
earry both with poise ana dignity II
Ioreg0ne conclusion.
Attractive and "OId Fashioned
Miss Taft may be inscribed as the
type Of the old fashioned
firl A. e0ntfagsed With the modern
goYng woman, whose staying a. homo |
ong enough to meet the friends of the |
anily for d debut reception III really |
'egafded AZ d queenIy concession. Miss |
raft hag been good student and most |
y per holiday pleasures have been |
giih her home circle. All the world
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Miss Taft's Coming Out
TO Come On Thursday


nces she naz trnreled aid rhat heg
l1sas hare been E1rmsd from o..
sonal view as val - froaa books.
she 4 Just as sond q tie pleasures
suitable t0 her ass Is aEy xiri she
kages. bas abe car also sa5ort Iazte
laslr aumber when Drher uses for her
tine are sugsesd
n Some ways 5siss Tart u not nn-
Like tae last Whita House debuiante.
Aias Ethel Ro0seyeit, a. both noth
eTs have had similar ldeaa as to the
bringing u Or their daughters ard De-
sired as little p1blicsg as possible To
aiteHd their moyemenss. Assisting
her raofaer, hoTeyer, and sometfnes,
X y expected, taxing hsr place at
While House formal functions, Miss
Iaft viii have a more striEdng position
ihan hag eyer before been ezyssyad
by ~ young girl Her friends say
that ahe has tbe polse ard confidence
and regard for what Is due 70 Others
nat viii stand her well Ia this regard
u sne - called upon 70 assume more
tran she epjoyments of her oUn home
and of those Of her friends. Every
BODY wants % entertain in her honor.
and 2 number are already able 10 an-
nonnce me datea On which they may
invite shelr friends u meet her. al
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Mayor and Police Chief
Clash Over Joint Closing


Oklahoma city, Nov. 29sA clash
between Mayor Dan V. Lackey and
Police Chief IIab4tlfa is on.
Mayor Lackey asserts that Hubatka
Is chief Of police 10 the day time only.
fiubatka asserts that he was elected
city marshal 10 serve twenlv-four
hours per day
Lackey says Hubatka has nothing
g do with the police department after
the sun goes down ana must not maze
any raids on bootIegging or gambling
Joints after the clock strikes Six.
viii Close All.
Hnbatlza declares be intends to close
up All the joints IN town and keen
them closed and that he viii exercise
me fnnctions Of his office at any and
all hours he finds It necessary to en-
force the law.
4 win close up the joints in Okla.
homa City and keep them closed, but
y will be done BY special squad,
Mayor Lackey said. ~Chief Hubatka
can make all the raids he wants to
make 10 the day time, but he must not
at night."
Il will close up the joints and viii
lead raids day and night If ii Is neces.
sary' Hubatlsa said. IF the police
will not obey my orders / will get men
from the sheriffs office. sheriff Car
rison told me Monday could have
officers from his office at any time 1 I
ASK for them am going to be chief
of police and serve warning that no
one must interfere IN the discharge Of
ny duties. patrolmen who disobey my \
riders viii have charges filed against
hem under the Billups bin and / will
make every endeavor to have them re-
moved from The force"
The majority of the joints IN Okla.
iona city were closed Monday. rel
vas reported to Chief TIubatl1a that
ne JOINTS We're closing during the day, 4
'ut that Al Q o'clock when he was
imposed to 90 or duty, they all open.
q up. lie states that he win be on
ne job every night to see that they
Q not open.
4 want 1t understood that am
OF making any grandstand play" Hn. 4
atka said Monday THE control ofl'
he police department. has been out Of :
" hands for eighteen months. They !
ould not Or would not close the re-. I
or's. am going to Be chief Of 20. !
&c now and | am going to show that
ie law can be enforced" I
Mayor Lackey did not state what I
ctlon he would rake in the event IIn. |
atka refused TO obey his orders not
attempt 70 exercise his authority I
night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Dog Dives 200 Feet;
Returned Uniniured

special to he Express.
Spokane. WASH, Noy 27. l..mping
200 feet on the Columbia river bridge
at Wenatchee, Wash, souihwes. OF
Spokane, into the Columbia river. ard
returning 20 its masscr apparently un.
harmed. was the experiences Of 4 shep.
herd dog owned by the manager os q
garage. The dogs master had received
can that an automobile was oBt 81
gasoline on the Douglas county side IL
The river and be set out to CARY 4
supfSs, the dog following behind.
When sNe helpless machine had been
nlled the two automobiles started for
the city over the bridge. In the cen.
ter Of the bridge one machine endeav-
ored 70 circle around the other ard
gts ahead The dog. seeing that II
was TO be caught IN a trap, jumped
from the bridge Il being dark che
master considered that 10 be the end
OF the dog. About two hours AFTER
ward a scratch was heard al the door
and upon its being opened The deg
entered, wasging is tail, and showed
It's nose into its mas er's hand. Aside
for a drenchlng the dog showed no
signs Of injury after battling With The
swift current IN the Columbia river.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Musical Score the Feature

The real ftature of the "Isie of
Splice" which comes ~ The Star thea.
ter Tuesday Nov 70, with thc sane
comedy of Mf Woolscy and iuo sur
prlalne chorus, Is the musical score.
T Yon IRE pf The tunes themselves,
loan Back and listen realiully 20 the
'ooalnp from the orchestral pit \
AZ feaesuflng 40 hear how the insiru
nnirlA loplpun themselves around the
glpaNcul melodies iibo morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Oklahoma -MuSkCgee
InteTuban Planned


Oklahoma city, Nov. 2s.-OutHning
plans for the construction Of an inter
urban Inc from Oklahoma city TO
Muskogee, n d. Long Of the Muskogee
Electric Traction company and r. y.
Miller og New York, we're IN confer
ence with business men in Oklahoma
XIV Monday regarding the construc-
ton of the line, IN which the OkIaho-
MA Railway company Is directly in
terested.
Work at Once.
According 70 plans outlined, It is
the intention Of the promoters 10 be-
gIn construction Of the line at once,
the same To be approximately 1870
miles n Length. Although the sur
yey Is not yet definitely decided upon
the line may pass BY way OF Shawnee,
although route by way os Chandler
and Davenport is also being consider
ed The latter route would make con.
necions with Tulsa easier, and which
~ one Of the Intentions Of the COM
many as soon as the line from Okla.
homa city 70 Aiuskogee IS completed.
Trans.sta'e Line.
Plans are also being made for the
construction OF the line on to Fort
Smith as soon as completed 70 Musko-
gee, making traAs-state line Of the
new road.
Thomas =. Smith, secretary Of state,
and resident Of Muskogee, we n
consultation with the traction men,
he being Interested IN the new project.
The road between the two towns
has been under consideration for sew
eral months. number Of probable
routes having been looked over. al
though no definite decision has been
reached. A survey will be begun at
once, however, along a route which
VIII be selected BY the men interested
IN the project.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
CARS STOP IN HONOR or
JUDGE WHO ADJUpIcATEp.


Special BY United PRESS
Cleveland O., Nov. 20, Every street
car In the city came 10 dead stop FOR
q period Of five minutes today In honor
of me late Robt. W. Taylor, federal
Judge Of the northern Ohio district
who died Sunday Judge Taylor was
dhe iurist who untangled the Cleveland
street car situation several years ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
NJ M. c. a. coMMEMo-
RATION SERVICE.

Next Sunday is the first anniversary
OF the 1hickasha Y ~ G. a. A spec.
ial program Of music and addresses
has been prepared BY the secretary
and every active and associate mem.
Der ls urged 20 be preesnt. Business
men are invited 70 come to this aery.
Ice. The program In fun viii appear
10 The daily papers this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
INVALID BOY DIES.

Horace skelton, the I6.year-old son
Of the proprietors Of the Grand hotel,
died early this morning. The boy had
been an invalid practically all his life
and for several years past was paral.
yzed. Funeral services will be held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and
WIN be private.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

glorles around the lightning rod. There
a good excuse for hope IN the future
of musical comedy FOR iho man who
adjusted thla score is no dabster
whigiiing his tunes TO a carpenter for
whiting into usual shape.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
TO CURE a. COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlnc Tablets.
prngelsta yeiund money IL 1t falls TO-
cure n W croyc's signature h on
aacn box 25e. ii.SN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

have the best health and accident
policy written. nont take
ny word, ask 20 see the policy
A. p COCHRAN, General Agent.
s0.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Mamen who suffer with dis7risr1 pechhar 70 thNfr
ss1 ahoud write % Df. Pierce and reserve tree she
adsiee o. phyaielaA 1f over 4Q YearS' experience
slillsd and successful speciaiisf Hne 1fgeaSes
Gk wnmen- EVERY hkfer of ihis acrt hns gAH moSr
enrefM ccnsidsrntiun ard d re&Arded as s4ereIiy
conEfenfal- AIanY sensiKivcls modcst wunaen write
fllly % DR.. Pierce wAaE sheY would shrink from
41lIin& 60 lnelr i1c41 ph9s<an. 4A4 1c1 ekysiks4A
Is prettY s4re to saf fha< hs e4anct 81 4nFtisaf
wilhnuE an ax1E1traei1n' Dr. fterce ktlss tkaf
ehess dsstastefuI ezanainaticns are s-neraY ree5-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
THE HOME PATRON.

= Because my interests are here; I
+ Because the community that is z
= good enough for me to live in is +
= good enough for me to buy In; .
4 Because / believe In transacting .
4 business with my friends. =
= Because I want to see the =
= goods. =
; Because I want to get what I =
= buy when I pay for It. =
= Because my home dealer "car. 4,
y ries" me when I run short" 4
4 Because every dollar that =
= spend al home, stays at home and y
y works for the community III =
= which live; =
= Because the man buy from >
= stands back Of the goods; =
= Because sell what ! produce, =
> here at home, and here buy: =
= Because the man / buy from =
= pass his part Of the town, county =
= and state tax. y
4 Because the man buy from y
Y helps support my schools, my .
= church, my lodge, M. home: y
= Because when III luck, mlsfor- .
= tune, bereavement comes, the .
= man I buy from Is here with his .
J. kindly greeting hia uorda M :
= cheer, and his pocket book, II -
. need be. 81
= Here live, and here buy. ~
= ~ BUY AT HOME. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Diaz Says Riots Only
We're Mexican Trouble

Mexico city. NOV. 29.- President
Diaz dictated the following statement
today which was translated from
sDanish into the following English:
Political Work.
The recent riots In certain portions
Of Mexico are the political work Of
VI Francisco Madero. According to
the proclamations he published on
throwing himself into an attempted
revolution his object was TO attain the
presidency BY force, since he was un-
able 10 do 50 by The votes Of his fell
low citizens.
This political movement viii not ex-
tend since hitherto be has limited itself
to riots IN Puebla, Gomez Palacio, Par.
raj and Ciudads Guerrero. In these
places they have been suppressed by
the police and the federal forces. The
right Of the republic has remained
completely tranquil.
The Mexican people love peace and
understand It's benefits and they will
NOT accept any revolution. Further,
the business men understand their In
terests would be In danger In the
hands Of persons who profess social
ism and carry on an anarchistlc pro-
paganda
No Danger.
No danger exists here either for
the natives or for tho foreigners, but
Il is very distressing that the press
should publish sensational and exag
gerated news which tends 10 cause
alarm in the money markets and 10 do
damage 10 business.
II cannot be said that therc have
been serious disturbances, for even
b the places where there have been
'io's, to which have referred, order i
was re-established a few hours later
md everyone is attending to his al.
airs with no more excitement than
hat created by sensational news. On
he other hand the government Is sup
'orted by public opinion ana well dis
'iplined army.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

feetly pfeyarcs Che system for thn
coming oI paDy. Mrfher 3 k1ic1d
assures a quick and natural recovery
for every woman who iiaes It. Il Is
fof sass AZ drug stores. Write for
kree book for cpoctant mothers
BRADrIELD REGULATOR co..
Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

THIS COUPON and SIC entities
the purchaser 10 dc can OF Pride
OF Virginia" brand Tomatoes.
Ltneit-tvo cans 20 a buyer
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

done by tese private contractors was
seldom without serious flaws. inasmuch
as the contractors employed Unskiiled
men to do this Ugly specialized work
As chairman of the committee, Mr.
Horohan explained 10 Secretary Win
throp thai this practice entailed large
loss to the Government. in addition 70
being an injustice 10 the Navy Yard
employees, because IN Tlany instances
the work had TO be den over again.
Wants Plan Abolished
He asked that the private contract
system in connection with this work be
abolished.
Secretary winthrop. who has super
vision over the navy yards and is In
stftutinS a series OF reforms IN connec-
ton with the construction OF the bat
tIeships, assured the committee OF his
desire to see the work done By the most
skilled hands. He also promised that
the complaints would be investigated.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT

. Good. healthy flesh can only be gain
ed by the use OF the pro per food. to-
gether With natural action OF the or
eans Of assimilation. Nine people out
Of ten, IN order to weigh as much az
they ought and be perfectly healthy,
should use Samose, the great flesh
forming food and health restOrer.
Weigh yourself before commencing 70
use these little tablets. and see how
your weight increases from week TO
week
SamOse does not contain 4 particle o.
starch OF pepsin, nor IS Il any nauseat-
ing preparation, such as is usually rec
commended 10 make people fat, and
which does not build up good healthy
tissues Samose has valuable flesh
forming properties. tones up and
strengthens the whole system. helps the
food that is eaten to be assimilated in
natural manner and absolutely re-
stores health TO all the organs
Il you are not perfectly satisfied with
the results from Samose, O'DOnneN viii
return your money without any Qu1b-
bling. Sent postpaid on receipt Of
price. Soc
The DR.. Howard Co, Binshamton.
James O-DonneII. go F 81. y. W
washington, D c
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Mems Overcoats

tray, and smart Novelty Fabrics Regular cut coats,
-elvet and military collars Sizes 3 to a. Sale price,
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

THIS COUPON and I2c entities
the purchaser 70 regular sc seam
less covered Ensmsled Saucepan,
s ct size
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Imposed Upon.

According to the protest, The Gov
eminent is being imposed upon ami
great extravaganza Is resulting frouI
the system OF letting contracts for cleo
tricsl work on the navy's waTships 10
miscellaneous private firms IN New York
instead Of having this work done BY the
regularly employed skilled electrical
workers Of the navy yard force
The protestants asserted that the work
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
PROTEST IS LODGED
AGAINST NAVY YARD
Brooklyn Delegation Asserts
That Private Contracts
Are Too Costly.

As the result Of q formal protest made
10 the Navy Department this morning
against certain alleged unfair and IN
"a xful practices IN vogue at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy Beekman Winthrop will at
once strt an investigation to determine
whether radical reforms should be IN
stituted IN connection with the instaIIa-
ton or Ihe electrical systems or war
ships.
This investigation viii be based on
the statements made by q committee OF
New York electrical workers who ap-
pesred before the Assistant Secretary TO
air their grievance The committee was
composed Of Matthew J. HorOhan. or
ganizer OF District Council, No Il. IN
-srnationaI Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers, and W J. Jobson and c. N.
McAndrews, members Of the same or
EaniZatiOn-
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

THIS COUPON and SC entities
the purchaser TO two regular sc
packages Of Gold Dust Washing
Powder
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
CONVICT GUARDS CAMP;
WARDEN RUNS AWAY
Especial Dispatch TO The Journal

Especial Dispatch TO The JOurnsL)
DOUGLAS. Ca. May Zone OF the
rnosr notable occurrences to happen in
TIE history az the Coffee county convict
camp happened at the felony division of
the convIcts working on the public roads
An This county. last Saturday night. when
Warden LoUler. in charge. ran away.
leaving a guard in charge. II is said that
the guard goI drunk. and that John Sim
mons. a neEr- convict. serving life SEN
senae in. thaS gang, who had been
serving . y-ars and who was sent up
from Monroe county. seeing the situa-
ton. slipped mule out of the lot and
rode Is miles 10 Kirkland. where the
other camp was stationed and notified
chies Warden Dickerson what had hap
peEed-
IL seems that Warden Dickerson could
not 20 immediately. so he gave the negro
a gun and dispatched him 70 the other
carnp to hold the convicts until he arriv-
ed n the meantime State Inspector
Nork, OF MouItrie. was notified. and
when Warden Dickerson and Inspector
Monk arrived at the other camp, this life
term convict was faithfully guarding The
Il CHER felony convicts with gun. and
everything pLout the camp was calm
and serene and all convicts quietly at
work.