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IDF\JU ~ fINT TIP.
Is.ri-r MI,n.. D-:.ir Wa Too Freely
INprc~,r,i seat IL WorNho,I.r

Iiv-.i / ,..ri.-. Il u"grr rur'"r Inv
.ru ~ - W F.'''-' hir! street wHo
-av- l. = D.. -'.I"u. - triuuhIa l'r:-
..--..y s,a~ -....r'....i Dy Nagl-'rat"
U.rr,rai. ',-.."r ihv p -"rv'. '.f'""n day.
rr ,t.. vr--N".l-. H." Wa .puyi.r.d
- ahr- us ard ..-,I.'.'..' ar! l. = iuT"ri.
"a ,aa.r runrIfaur.r.r ~ C'I.a
W Sr.. -'i>Irr.."d - -" 'rand Z 90
,rar t.tr,,r Yesterday morning and -
.rIlr.I ( hari..- whrr.. 20 iInd ~" parcel
'Olr. Charles who :.a- u lI."n-" ~ q
..,,.... ;lrT'r. took Nr SIof"ri hand
bag ard ir,i h. way t. ~. par - room
VI :, - ,Td offered Alw i.rn" Charles
in- . pubic porter h" -aII and
,-y fee srwrnfv-tv" cents
Nrr spurord REUSED To- rain" 'h.. tip
AID na-I.-. rhr"a'en"d 10 take him 10 a
-,.ua III. -a.d Mr Sporord well
60 =. 'H" p"'.n" -'a'l"n
A-'l"- l.'t he railroad alton harls-
-sIi 10y. ching hat caused Nr ~ OSord
:" a. I"s""'r.n haF!"- tired ="
f1al -' rir. aHI rrOugh: nr bs'k
IhArl", ard b" had never seen hl- ar-
.,i-,.r before. hu' IN" parcel checking
man identified HIM A. %" porter who had
carried Mr. ~r'horh- nggag"
Tn" -'DTy Ha- r"h"HrS.'! before Mag
i-Tra'" Herman. ~ n" iOrkvi,." court
GrerI.- Gmair = general d.nIaI An 49,
distant br-tr,'' r'prn"y Told ~" court
1ha' Ihlrl''- hHi r~i"'. h.for'. hc"n ar
r".t..d fDr similar ufI"no.-- once H.
wa allowed ." 20 UNPUBLISHED II.
~ her rim" Ma .-fVaf" II"tI-.. fined hii.
~ When Va. -rrnf" Herman hear
rho h.. -fIi
"Tki. -prr ~ hing has R"l 10 end fif.
,.ou ,lny- ~ tn. wnrthuu-"
Ih"u h. Jrd"r" - clerk ?" monty mo
Wir..ru - LICENSE =" r"ynk" thhrl'- =
IreH.'
Charles nam. doesn't appear "a the
Columbia, University directory.
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The ferryboa- ManHa'tar "f -" Mu-
nicipal Ferry plying b"tw"-n =, George.
Staten Island. and South Ferry me' with
m shay- On hsr - r'Ir lat night from ~
George She wa. "u' - her -lip hardy
five - me-, wh"r tn IShtlny power
bl..w or and th. boat wa IT, total dark
n.s. II was som" Tim" b.frr" ~" power
WA turned IN again Sh" went Hipng
peacefully until IN" was nf- G"v"rnnr.
island when 81" wa- headed ~ by -'uI-
horn captain who wa- ~ charge ~ a iusS-
boat This ,u' her rui ~ nor crur-,. and
~. wa~ making every slip bur m" right
on" II was isi".n minutes h''fur'. ,h"
mad" her -Itp Tn" rl'l" along ih" Bn'
terry was running VERY rvffly and This
added o. the difficulty The Manhattan
IA. ton minutes behind n.r sch",II"
when she started from her New York ay,
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GaIL tGHER 1 fRtNk.
rrIt u ~a,d 10 Hr state. Nlirni>t-' q on-
riII>iOn A. to Mayors ss-aiiant.

Prosecutor 0i IN. Pleas C;arv.n -
Hudson county, had n conference. a. M"
Court House ia Jersey CIV Yesterday VII h
SIpr~u,. 'oIIr- Ju-'IC" Francis ! ~wavY"
aEd Comfy Judge John \ Biar and
r bart 'ar"v concerning tn" c,-" If
.Iarn"- J Gallagher lIhvor Gavnur =
a--.,Illnr who's. trial on IniIcrm"nr~ tor
- ..tilring S'r".r tI"anIu,- IOin'ni--Irn"r
Edwurd- sr'h intent ." xii and Tor carry
lng concealed weapons has been placed
on the, calendar FOR December 20
Although Dr william J Arl;r. Ibr
john - McCrIl Dr G"org. II S"N-w.'i.
and Ipr Frpuk cotton .iiI"u'~r- tor ne
STAT" hav.. no' Sled a report - rhrIr
mental and physical rNnrUIna' ION Of
Gallagher with tn" Prosecutor = l. uud"
-rDIi rha' th"" htv" d"' r.i"! 'ht- 'L''
prisoner - ,r-ir" l. = -a't nat Nr
Gir,-.u informed IA" ia :S"- ha ~ -,
I"r-- V"ra - ~" opinion tGh- ',ritagh"T
Wa rI"r' al" grhaianc"t
VI Garv.' -aIi lh-' nigh 'na' - % %
. j. .pr'.n'GGE - p~"p1rI' "'- To- 'n"
T .-!ll H.. d.."'.L"I - d.-ru-- wha' ma
or may not happ"n H".'h"r would 80
talk tbrur IN" conference
Under IN" New Jar."r yro""dur" 'h..
Cour- i -"if ~ ia" OUT aud Jurv AN
! daterrn.n" N" question -: IN" mental
CONDITION % 4 person charged With rl'n"
. The jurors NAV 'f -'i'N '"i ~ ~ '.AIA'-
from among n" p"T-or- vhp uIEa' 70"
~ The sou-- room a. ne time. to- 'ip'.
for such a proceeding IL Gallagher "i--
would DE made or. D"ka.' ~ The d"i"ndau'
bv thu defendan''- counsel
/ n Gallagher trial -nO':ld b" started
I, could be stopped a. any stage " he
proceedings /. n" evidence or ,DntI' Dn-
warranted the h"!i-' that the prisoner
was insane and a judicial inves' ga ,pu
could then b~ .n-fi''I'"d - i.terR N"
uhe, her or not 'h- prisoner was m"r'a.iy
unfit 20 ~. placed ~. rial
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d. Altnt,1tt & On.

MEMS FOLDED FoUR-IN.HAND sCARFs OF
IMPORTED SILKS WILL BE OFFERED THIS DAY
rvrnNrspAy AT Csc. & $l.00 EACH
WHICH ARE MUCH LESS THAN 1HE PREVAILING PRICES
IN THE MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ARE MANY
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFT PURPOSES, INCLUDING
DRESSING GOWNS BATH ROBES. HOUSE JACKETS SHIRTS
PAJAMAs NECKwEAR. SILK sUSPENDERs. CLOVES KNITTED
scARFs AND MuFFLERS: VlCuNA. SHETLAND WOOL AND
voRsrIp COAT SWEATERS AND VESTS. MOTOR SCARS
AND CAPS PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE
LARGE ASSORTMENT MEMS FUR FuR-LINED AND WOODEN
MOTOR COATS AT REASONABLE PRICES. ALSO FUR CLOTH
OR PLUSH MOTOR ROBES
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TAPESTRY PILLOWS
ulsp WITH DOWN. WILL ALSO SALE THIS DAY
AT THE VERY SPECIAL PRICE OF $l.65 EACH
HOLIDAY GIFTS ARE SHOWN IN THE FANCY
NEEDLEwoRK DEPARTMENT,
AMONG THEM LINGERIE SCARFS AND PILLOWS PIN
CUSHIONS GLOVE AND Handkerchief CASES. LAUNDRY
BAGS sACHETs. ETC TAPESTRY BAGS. BOXES. BASKETS
AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. SETS. HAT STANDS
- TRAYS OTHER NOVELTIES ALL AT MODERATE PRICES
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COON RENrE M pOLHENiN.
saved Bab, From, Tirr ami T. Himself
III s-ne, Hospital

Cornelius Plat. bicycle policeman
a,,aoL",! ~ tn" Fif'n av"nTe station
n Brooklyn. vas 'a,,"r ~ The Sen"y
Uosni'nI from ~" ~ "a sixth avenue.
BrooAIyn YESTERDAY afternoon after he
had rezCjisd tltr Jeff behind hy Its
nlo,h@, The pollceman'- "DnditiOn last
might vas serioT=. hut u was expected
,hst 10 wO,ld re-, owe.
The ere va- "a a three story doubls
tene.rar; AZ the sixth a"enu@ address
MT S!rl 20 IN INTO the base
men, with t'.,s.' , ashes discovered
tho Ere and P.ar' H'D vas passing the
ho,ieA turned ~ ia alarm! and then
zen. '.roTgH the tenement helpin x
the families 20 get oyt The house az
parentlv rad been cleared II huinHG
seirgs and ;he firsrben had eel. Al Work
for some minutes when Nlrs Joseph
Sui,ot. mo lived On the 'op floor With her
n,isr ana and two children. one ab2ir
year, old and the other months old
.~reamed from the edge of the crowd
that she had forgotten her baby Platt
.. ies' .oned her and then jumped ny 'h"
stars
fea, minutes later Plat renpp"ared
holding w''h one hand his cap over hi-
face ard ..'r The other holding the baly
whiCh h.. mad urT'pn"d inside his coat
He 'Irl'I rE" napy ov"T - ia mother
IN nTnuhhr" surgeon from the ~"ncy
HosyItaI -'r' rAok n rho hospital FOR
uxyg"u and u-'-f u IN RI" policeman
bsfrr-' b." p" ..''r'ni rJu-"IoU-n"-- ~"
was then '.,. '.'l o.. f'.,. '.,..uinl
plar' Dr. .gI YEAR u'd .ud lIv'- AZ IIS
iLsnTy street Br""-Iyn lie has been
married only few months
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FREAKS shut cut or p3s,h street,

Francis y rliv n. chief Of the bureau
of licenses in IN" Mayor Office. said ye.-
f"rdny that he IL try,ag to prevent I,,tb
street from becoming frivolous He
mad" this statement in explaining his
refusal tn grant common show license
:" William " Br.~aCh"r and solomon
Si"rnt"rg. who wanted To- exhibit way
figures. r"hos. fr"aks and cage OF
monkeys ~ IJ East i2''h street Mr.
liver Thought tn" show would he n dis
hdNaniae" 70 the street The case was
h"f"r" Supreme Court Justice Davis on
motion for mandamus The Court
denied III. motion
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ADOLPH Hut 4 Suicide.
Seckwear Manufacture Was suffering
From Ner> Gus breakdown.

Adolph Hut. a neckwear manufacture
at 81, Broadway. committed suicide y'--
tcrdav morning by shooting himself
in the tempt. at his home in tie II Nido
apartment house at i2i ~ Nicholas ave-
nue.
Mr.. Hut was q years old Business
had not been very good recently. MS
family said yesterday. and his h"aFh
had been failing him for som" times
Two weeks ago he suffered "A nervous
breakdown and since that time had re-
manned at HON. under the care OF phN-i'
clan. his son Ludwig looking after his
fathers business interests
Al 3 o'clock yesterday morning while
his wif. was in the dining room looking
after breakfast Mr. Hut got revolver
from a drawer where his wife had HIDDEN
IL and fired one shot Mrs Hut found
him lying across tho bed with wound
~ the right temple DR. Monroe Lieh"r;
man. who lives in the building. was caLi"d
in. but Mr. Hut died within few minutes
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D. Altn,a&1 j. On.

HAVE. IN THEIR DEPARTMENT FOR FURS
AND FUR GARMENTS
SILVER FOX. HUDSON
SETS MuFFS AND NECKPIECES. MATCHED SABLE AND
SILVER FOX MAKING GARMENTS
AND OTHER PIECES ORDER.
FUR GARMENTS FASHIONABLE STYLES FuRS
SUCH As RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY sABLEs. cHINCHILLA
ERMINE. EASTERN MINK, BRoADTAIL AND sEALsKIN
ALSO FUR GARME AND NECKPIECES IN LARGE VARIETIES
OF THE DIFFERENT FuRs AT POPULAR PRICES
MOTOR FuRs. MISSES AND cHILDRENs FuRs.
Jtfih Aurmu. 34fh anh 18th efrrrfn. Nrm 1nt.
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Drci.ion Rr>-r,-d In R-iii, Contemp,
Case

supreme Court Justic" Green baum
reserved decision yesterday ia the CON
tempt 81 court proceedings brought
against John Reilly. u lawyer NJ PES Rroad-
way. t""a'ir" h" submitted an affidavit
IN IN" Harden divorce suit stating that
an important witness IN RI" cas-. was
out " The STATE. whereas his client Mrs
Harden had kept IN. witness az her
nous" ~" night before tho affidavi, was
submitted '" Justice Creenhaum Reilly
ia i"StlfyinG IN his own behalf said tha,
h' was acting IN good faith and though,
the AFFIDAVIT was trI"
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TA @a&6i1sg&d@
New York
This firm is in a particularly strong
position to supply your Fur wants.

position to supply your Fur wants.
Long experience in the handling Of
them maintaining an establishment at
Duluth, Minnesota, the farthest point
north at the head of the Great Lakes,
around which country many of our finest
Furs are trapped enable us to offer
our patrons Furs of superior quality at a
minimum Of price, and we guarantee every
piece that we sell.
Fur lovers will find our collection of them
not only superior in quality. but our method Of
softly tailoring them is exquisite
Neckscarfs or Muffs, Beautifully
Matched Sets, Fur Coats in all of the
fashionable lengths are here in great
abundance. Fur Trimmed Wraps of
Soft Velvets, Rich Satins and Brocades.
The list is large-too large in fact to do
them justice in print-Come and see Them!
564, 566 and 568 Fifth Avenue
Forty-Sixth and Forty Seventh Street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
GROWS

The Real Estate Exchange had an
other enthusiastic meeting last night
at the city hall
A larger attendance than ever before
finished the discussion Of the bylaws
and made such changes as were need
full to insure a clear understanding Of
them and their hearty Endorsement by
all members.
Three new members We're added TO
the roll and a committee appointed to
prepare a form Of contract for all mem
bers to use when listing property for
sale
1t was decided to close the enroll
ment of charter members next Monday
evening at 10 o'clock. All real estate
dealers who wish to become charter
members are requested to be pres
cnt at the next meeting, which
convenes at the city hall next Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22

I'VE are going to do our best to see
to it that every piece Of property in
Grady county is assessed at its actual
value. no more and no less said
County Clerk Joe Lindsay this morn
ing.
A meeting OF the township assess
ors viii be held at 'dr. Lindsays Of
flee next Saturday AT that time the
printed instructions, wiz be delivered
70 them and they win also be given
some special instructions which the
county commissioners and Mr.. Lind
say have thought viii assist in secnr-
ing equitable assessments.
~One point which we want to thor
oughly impress said Mr.. Lindsay, is
that all differences in assessments
between individuals must be adjusted
by the township equalization board,
which Is the only body that can make
such adjustments We have had much
trouble in the past, growing out Of the
fact that parties who thought they
We're not fairly assessed did not make
their grievances known to the town
ship board and We want the assessors
to impress it upon the minds OF the
people that they should, go to this
board when they want adjustments
made.
For the guidance Of the assessors
the commissioners are having cor
rect list Of the subdivisions Of all
lands in the county made directly from
the original rolls and records SO that
no mistakes will be made in the de-
scriptions when the assessment is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
The LEGISLATURE MAY
ADJOURN NEXT WEEK

Guthrie. Okla, Feb. Following
the reading Of the governors four
teenth message in the senate yester-
day President Pro TEN Graham an
nounced that the special session OF the
legislature would endeavor to com
plete All pending business IN time to
adjourn one week from next Wednes-
day, and a resolution to this effect
probably VIII he introduced within a
few days.
Senator Stewards bill providing that
guardianships snail terminate when
the minor becomes a party to a mar
riage contract was for the third time
defeated in the senate yesterday
House Bill No. lO9, BY Helm, in re-
latloh to pandering, which explicitly
defined, Is N opposition to the White
slave traffic, was reported Tayorably
for passage, as were also Senate Bin
NO 10, BY Russell. providing for the
apeoiatment Of special officers to as
sist grand juries; House Bill No. a.
by Anthony, providing for the levying
OF taxes on an ad valorsm oasis fol
county, city, town. township and school
districts; Senate Bill No 50, by VII
liams. providing for an appropriation
for the installation of lighting ant
heating plants, etc.. IN the new norma
building az Weatherford-
Senate Bill No. 50, making appropr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
Lay Siege to Heart
of Young Eng1ishmdn

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 22.-John +.
Mason, the young Englishman who is
to receive $4,000 if he be married BY
May, 1911, is receiving bushels Of let-
ters. Most are from young women
more or less mercenary. who throw
themselves at Masons head. A girl
who signs herself Marie Wilson Of
such and such number, East Thirty
ninth street, New York, writes: +
have read in the newspaper about you
| have been placed in the same posi-
tion, dearie. You will get along. ! ad-
mire your stating you prefer a posi-
ton to a wife or the money / hope
you viii have good luck and get all
three"
( Another billet doux is signed Janet
Henshaw. She says she is waitress
in one Of the Childs' restaurants, New
York, and adds enticingly: 4 see you
are looking over interchangeable ladies.
Well. am a nice American young lady
and would like to get acquainted with
a nice, respectable young man. which
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
The Big Sale Of
School Land Be-
gins Tomorrow

John NJ, sheplar, superintendent Of
the sales department Of the state
school land office, Is here with his
force, ready to begin the sale Of Grady
county school land tomorrow.
The sale viii be by auction to the
highest bidder at the court house. the
lessees having preference right of pur-
chase There arc thirty-two tracts OF
land TO be sold and the auction is bill
ed 70 continue two days.
Under the law now In force only the
common school indemnity lands and
the public building lands are sold. MIR.
sheplar and his force have been in
Sne field about two months and large
crowds have attended the sales every
where, the bidding being keen and the
land commanding remarkably good
prices
The force accompanying Mr.. Shep-
lar consists Of Judge r. r. Wood, as
slsiant superintendent; r. u. Tram
NELL. cashier Fred speallman. auc-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22

j think ysG are | would like TO have
you come to New York You might
get a position in the subway here or at
Coney Island when summer comes. If
you answer, viii send you my home
address"
Yet another New York girl asserts
site is on the stage and says modestly;
"Ihave played a very small part in the
hippodrome here ! am poor girl and
honest, but have seen better days.
can help you get that $4,000 and
hdp you add to it. Are you on?p
l'Fawncy," said the surprised Mason
today. Some of the letters get are
from girls in their teens. They address
me most faniIiarly, call me pet names
and insist they love me. Some even
have called al my hoouse, but am not
at home to woman visitors. Fawncy!
I have obtained good employment and
assure you, MY boy, | don't care rap
about those four thousand pun, un-
less j meet a girl who is. really worth
marrying
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
ROBERTSON PREDICTS
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Candidate for Governor in Town

Il have travelled considerably over
the state, attended a number oi COM
mittee meetings and find our boys
united and eager for the fray every
where. Whoever is nominated by the
Democrats will be elected, depend up
on that, said Judge j. A. B. Robertson
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor.
Judge Robertson was III the city a
few hours today en- route from his
home in Chandler TO Hobart
"For the constitution, strict econ
omy in public affairs S. the slogan
which judge Robertson has printed on
his campaign literature Wen known
as a lawyer and iurist throughout the
northern part Of the state, the Judge
resigned his office the first Of the year
and is devoting his time actively to
his candidacy Wherever he goes he
is making a good impression on the
voters He has lived in oklahoma
nineteen years, nearly half Of his life,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
pEMY LEPRosY IM RATs.

Muskogee. Okla, Feb. Muskogee
ladies who read the other evening that
several cases Of leprosy IN Chicago had
BEEN isaced 70 the false hair worn By
those afflicted, and who became alarm
ed. may now quiet their fears. The
Chicago Dry Goods Reporter. a publi-
cation devoted to the dry goods trade,
has Investigated tha matter and here
Is what II says
From what the Reporter has been
able 10 learn 1t places about as much
faith IN these rumors as it does in
the allegation that the moon is made
Of green cheese. But II anyone has
any fact that will provo that We are
wrong. he can make o tidy sum by sub
mitting the evidence. The Dry Goods
Reporter will pay the sum Of $500 70
any person who submits conclusive
evidence that any man, woman or child
in the United States has even contract
ed leprosy by wearing Or h tNng do-
nestle or imported artificial hair or
hair goods in any form.
The evidence win have to name the
person who has the disease and dcsig-
nate when and where leprosy was con
tractod. The. Dry Goods Reporter is
worth the money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
AGREE ON
FEES and
SALARIES
--------
Happy Medium is Hit Up
IN in the Sen
ate

Guthrie, Okla, Feb 22.-The Demo
Gratis Of the senate held two caucuses
yesterday to thresh out the fees and
salaries bin originally introduced BY
Senator Smith.
The bin as amended VIII mean q
saving Of fully half million dollars
annually to the taxpayers. The sched-
ule finally adopted by the caucus IS
neither extravagantly high nor ridicu-
lousy low. as affecting the salaries Of
county officials.
County clerks in counties Of less
than 10000 population viii be ex-
offIcio recorders. Nearly all Of the of
ficers get fixed salaries and in addi-
ton to this sheriffs are to receive ac-
tual expenses in transporting prison
ers and In felony cases when pursuing
fugitives out Of the county. The Cali
fornia plan is not Incorporated in the
bill as finally amended All The Off
GERS are on the schedule scale in pro.
portion to population and each office
is provided with the necessary depu-
ties.
County attorneys in counties in ex.
cess Of 10000 population are to re-
ceiye $4,000 per annum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
HILLLAND
CONTEST Is
DECIDED

In the United States circuit court at
Muskogee yesterday. a decision was
rendered, which cancels the patent is
sued to Dave Hill for 500 0'acres Of land
east Of town
Mr.. Hill and Chas. Reynolds were
original contestants for the land and
the case was decided in favor of the
former Before petition for rehear-
ing was decided by the secretary Of in
terror. patent was issued 10 Hill, fol-
lowing which suit was brought on the
recommendation Of the department for
cancellation Of patent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
Wellesley Girls Won't Trade
Kisses For ConDerts

Wellesley Mass, Feb. 22.- The Wei
lesley College girls heartily disapprove
the reported war cry fostered by Mrs
Alma Webster Powell Of New York.
"a kiss for a convert" Wellesley is
a hotbed OF the suffrage movement and
has league OF active workers in the
cause, organized with the official sane
tion Of President Caroline Hazard and
the faculty The concerted opinion Of
the club on Mrs. Powelrs statements
is that such statements and advoca-
cies are what has made woman's rights
an object OF laughter in the past
Miss Emily Balcb, one Of the col
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
MARS is INHABITED,
SAYS PROF.. LOWELL

Chicago, Feb. ~ Announcements Of
final proof that the planet Mars Is in-
habited was made BY Prof Percival
Lowell, the famous aiartian expert and
director Of the observatory OF Flag
staff. Arizona, to Chicago Astronomers
as he passed through the city.
Prof. Lowell announced that he had
seen a new canal spring into being last
summer showing, he declared that It
had just been completed by the Mar
tians and that water had just been
turned into it.
The new canal is 1000 miles long
and the strip Ss vegetation on its
banks. revealing its presence to the eye
and the camera. is about 30 mixes wide.
It extends southeast from the region
of vegetation known as Sy1tis Major,
through the great plain Of Libya.
Prof. Lowell regarded this as the
most important proof We. discovered
Of life on Mars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22

and is thoroughly imbued with the Ok
lahoma spirit.
4 am just plain Democrat with
the old-fashioned idea Of Democracy.
such as Mr.. Bryan advocates. said
Judge Robertson. Il hope my candl-
dacy will appeal to men Of like IDEAS
One Of the judges Chandler friends
says Of him.
MI. Robertson has attended every
DemocraSdc convention ever held ln
Lincoln county and has served as
delegate to every territorial and state
convention, and was a delegate to the
national Democratic convention held at
Denver in 1908. Both as county attor-
ney and district Judge he has shown al
disposition to rigidIy enforce the law
OF the land and in official capacity
plays no fayorites Should he be elect
ed governor Of Oklahoma the people
would be assured that 50 far as lies
in the power Of the governor the law
would be enforced
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-22
Frost Case Decided
By Supreme Court

Washington, D. c., Feb, 22.-The su.
preme court in ain opinion by justice
Brewer yesterday decided in favor Of
Belle Frost Chickasaw Indian, who
brought mandamus proceedings against
the secretary OF the interior to prevent
the cancellation Of her allotment cer-
tificate and compel delivery Of patent
to her for a part Or the towr ol Mil
creek. Happier q Merrill, al Washing
ton. ana Potter 4 Walker Or Ardmore
represented Mrs Frost.