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turn. but he shot his mount through a
narrow space. got clear sailing and
the horse was in action for struggle.
The crack rider got back in the going
10y plotting two winners during the
day and finishing second on two Others
In the distance event he rode Mole
sey. the faVOrite. with rare judgment.
He took him off the early pace and his
mount had plenty in reserve when it
came to the final test with Belleview
which was heavily backed. Buckthorn.
which was out OF il badly in the early
run. closed an immense gap in the
stretch and finished third.
Two favorites and three juicy priced
horses came down to the wire in front.
IN the opening event on the program
Csnique, at y to !, romped home the
easiest kind of a winner in front Of
Jack Lshey's entry, Cantem. which also
showed improved form. The winner
was first home by eight lengths.
Little Fogarty managed to get Os-
wald of in front in the last race Of
the day and then rode the Oakland
stables entry with good judgment
However he allowed the horse to
swerve into the fence where the GO
ing was soft, near the finish. This
might have beaten him If the colt had
not been much the best. Minnedocia,
the favorite. and Combury made the
pace with Oswald B laying third, three
lengths back. The Oakland stables
entry came on after the last turn. Nov
gorod showed his usual consistent form
and finished a fast coming second.
Paul Clifford was third.
The books took great liberties with
Dahlgren in the fourth event and
opened him at SIS in the ring. A steady
play knocked the price down to Is to
5 AT post time. The gelding was off
slowly, but Garner found hole around
the first turn and sent his mount to
the front. He romped home five
lengths in front OF Lady Rensselaer,. q
10 to ! shot. Dave Weber secured the
show.
Busy Man proved a rich morsel in
the second event al six furlongs as he
came with odds Of 10 to ] ruling
against him. Martin set the pace with
the outsider and he lasted il out to
the finish, beating New Capital a neck
The latter was also a 10 to ! shot.
Biskra, on which there was a good
play. took third honOrs.
The year old event proved a ronn
for Ossabar. the favorite O'Rrien's
youngster was handled by Glass and
proved much the best Of the field. After
holding of until the stretch. Glass cut
the favorite loose and il ran over Abe
Slupskey in the final run. Slupskey
made the pace throughout and ran a
good race. He was 80 10 1 in the ring.
Doride was third.
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now in possession of Information Man Smith
Colonel Jack pulled up lame after running in
the one and quarter mile event
Dave Henry viii feel the loss of Gilbert as
ne wanted to use the boy to ride his year olds
The lad IS clever rider at the post and gets his
mounts away well.
:. Bonnie Bard has been placed on the schooling
ossabar was run mp from $500 to 500 by ".
Murphy, but was retained by Owner o. 'Brien.
Garner had two winners to his credit yester-
day. He was also second twice
Bskrs was. well played to win the second
event at six furlongs.
afternoon
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LOUISE B-TITUS II-DENEEN
Colleges Of the South
Retain Old Game

LOS ANGELES. Dec 16.-At a meet
ing today between the presidents of
the four colleges in the Southern Calf
fornia athletic conference it was de-
eiueo that the teams representing Po-
mona college. University of Southern
oaiilornia, Occidental and Whittier,
should play the American game of foot
pau next season. The Introduction of
Rugby was discussed, but 1t was de-
eiued that as the new rules had eff
Iected an Improvement the old game
would be given another trial.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. is.-Favorites
made clean sweep Of the card at Moncrief park
today and the layers who have been consistent
losers. received another severe drubbing. Re
suits:
First race, Breeders purse. 1--WE furlongs-
Marie Hyde 4 to TO- won: Whim to 2 sec
ond; Madeline L. to g. third. Time, 1:01
Second race, five and half furlongs-Tippy
TO .. won; Morning Song , 10 l. second :
Minolnette, to j, third. Time, los 2-5.
Third race. six furIopgs-Planutess s TO s,
won. Deceivable to second: Snez Nostrs
even third. Time, 1:13 3-5.
Fourth race-Afilo Aylmer. II to 10, won:
SshorlAn, 10 ?, second; Ragman, out, third.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-All RED
10 = Won Galley Slave, 10 3. second; Maple
ton. : 10 ). third. Time. .21 %
sixth race. mile aud sixteenth-Merman Q
TO ., third. Time, las 3-5.
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PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA. Dec. 16.-Bensonhurst scored IN
the feature, a race for gentlemen riders Ladies'
day brought to the track big attendance. Re
suits:
First race. four and a half furlongs-C. A. Lei
man, to /, won Mary Rudd. even, second
Elsie<van, to 2. third. Time, 81 3-5.
Second race. four and a half furlongs--Johr
Marrs, to 1, won; Beyerstein. even, second
Chenault, out, third Time, :5T 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Heart of Hyaciuth
20 to 1, won; Dandy Danver, 2 to l. second
Escutcheon, even. third. Time, 1:19 2-5.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Lord Nelson ? to /
won; Alencon, to s. second; Don Hamilton
to g. third. Time, l:19 S-5.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Benson
hurst. 2 to g. won; My Rosa, to s. second,
Frank Patton. out, third. Time, 80.
Sixth race, niile-Whiptop. / to 2. won; oul
Nugget. to 0. second: Alice. out. third. Time
las 4-5.
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center: Latulipe and Andriano guards.
n rrst Academy-Wlnsby and Gaul forwards
v. Shith' center; MallOy and b. Smith guards
SOpnonoreS-french and Weber forwards
neaton. center: GOchuico and Alurasky GUARDS
II rresnmen-Diller and Otis. forwards: Fitz
simmons. center: Davie and BENJAMIN guards
Referee, Leonhardt; umpire. Hammer
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RACERS SEEM TO BE
JEALOUS OF JOCKEY
When Molesey Has Garner Up He Wins
From Buckthorn and Vice Versa
BY JOE MURPHY

The class of the Jockey much the class
horse demonstrated
Garner landed Moesey the distance
rode Buhon Moey
deisey MOynes Yesterday different
poted He Henderson Hogans gelding
judgment and beat Belleview a drive
Gamers skill rider demonstrated again when he rode Dhgn
the fifth Unadd
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MAN WITH A CANDLE
SEEKS GAS LEAK-BANG

With a lighted match Mike Litvinoff
AZ years old, an oiler, started looking
for a gas leak in his rooming house,
1914 Geary street, at $40 o'clock yes
terday morning. He was taken to the
central emergency hospital, burned on
the hands and face by the explosion
that followed when he found the leak
was in gas stove in a closet.
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Costa Announces Fight
Card for Vallejo
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call]

Special Dispatch 10 The CALI
VALLEJO, Dec. 16.-Ted Costa, the
new mana ger Of the Palm athletic club,
has arranged his inaugural card, which
will be presented to the. public at the
Flosden arena on New Years day. 1t
consists of 10 round bout between
Ray Baughman of Petaluma and Bar
ney Driscoll OF this city; six round
bout between Hook Keyes of this city
and the "Hoosier Kid" of San Francisco;
two four round bouts, one between
Jimmy Mace of San Francisco and Slim
Gilmour Of Vallejo, and the other be-
tween Marty Kane Of San Francisco
and another local boxer yet to be
named.
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TRACK NOTES

Eddie Tsp,in was unsested twice while going
10 the post Donald in the opening race. The
horse threatened 10 away the first time after
the boy thrown to the ground. but he was
captured before he could get going. Tsplin re-
mounted. but thrown again. He managed
60 hold the horse.
A lOcket has been found at the track and is
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-17
Bad Track Prevents the
Races at Juarez

JUAREz, Mex. Dec. 16.-owing to
the unusually heavy rainstorm of last
night the management declared the
races off at Terrazza's park today. The
card was practically ruined by the
horsemen not caring to risk their
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-17
TEMBLOR SOMEWHERE
LASTS OVER AN HOUR
lSpecial Di.patch 10 The Call

IoPecidI Dispdtch 10 he Call
SANTA CLARA, Dec 16.-The Santa
cara college observatory registered a
quake here at 7:00:12 this morning.
It's amplitude was / millimeter with a
period OF 20 seconds. The direction of
the q, movement was from east to north
mere was no vertical effect. The total
duration was 1 hour Is minutes and AZ
seconds. The form of the record was
Two s1nusoids, one inside the other
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~ 30 II5IS AT pos 93s
tned by Lennson
ygo him
raj
Clifford
s. very snr
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THE CALLS HANDICAP FORECAST
CAPTAIN IoHN-BLACKsHEEP-pRospER

Remarks
Has the speed and track is drying out.
Has a lot of speed.
Consistent and should be in money.
Last race a winning one.
Appears to have regained form.
Recent races away below his form.
Clever youngster and may prove surprise.
Fast. but stops.
Likes distance.
Has fair speed.
Hardly good enough.
May need the race
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THE CALLS RACING FORM CHART

ime-:24 As. 40 3-5, 1:15 3-5. At post 3l5
Trained by W. Knapp. Start good. Wo
price-Roy t 90. Canique. always in q
three furlong pole and breezed home.
had TO take to the outside and made up
Yellow Foot showed good early speed.
no speed. Donald threw Taplin twice on
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1me-:24 As. :4S As. 1:15 As. At post
tai. place. 9-5 show: Bfskrs. 3-5
by B. John. Start good. Won driving.
Biskra %. Electrowan s. Busy Mar
down to the rail in heaviest going and
rush from the rear in final furlong
Blskra hung in 6nal sixteenth when she
was Electrowan. StanhOpe showed good
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1me-:24. 80 20. 100 10. At nos
Slupskey, place, 70 show: Do
Trained by A. G.. Blakely. Scrat
Won easily. Second driving.
Winner bid up from $500 to sos
the leaders. but ran over them
ran a smart race. hanging on W
furiong. La Camargue closed
good half mile. Altarec hrnke
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minutes on at 2:13 Man. place . show: Capt.
show Winner b. e hv Handsel Aimless. Trained
Next two easily. High price-New Capital ~
mad the speed TO go to the front early. swung
was tirng at the end New Capital made a belatef
Gould have won had Cotton made his run sooner
looked dangerous. Lord Clinton always outrun So
speed for half mile and then tired ranldrr.
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

Apprentice allowance.
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on at 3.02. MOlesey. AZ
: 10 show. Winner ch. 2. hv
d. Won driving. Second clev-
'l0lesey intelligently ridden to-
Garner waited With him ana
sellevtew at the paddock. Belle
en-. but was Outgamed at fhe
}. but the horse was gaining
but stopped at head Of stretch.
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I1me-:26 1-5. :51 20. ZIG 3-5. IA 10 At /
place. 40 show: Rensselaer,. place. 81
Fellow Rubus. Trained by A. l.. Denny.
gallop. Second handily. Third easily I
went to the front on backstretch and gall,
smart race. Dave Weber did his best
Seeker made poor showing. Rogers ran
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1me-:25. :51 %. lis, 1:45 Is. 2:11
place. 2-5 show: Belleview, 50 pl
hingstonSylvabelle. Trained by S
erly. Third easily. High price-A
day. in marked contrast to the r
the horse had something left to
view kept well up all the way. Il
end: Rosen could not get BuckthS
rapidly in final 100 yards. Merlin.
Too far for Colonel Jack and EIg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

department heating and ventilating
apparatus, kitchens, laundry, puri-
fiers, humidifiers, general stores, re-
frigerators, cold storage rooms, etc
Duty Kitchens are arranged on every
floor at the end OF all wards with
dumb waiter service to the main
kitchen
The general design Is Spanish mis-
sion, which lends itself admirably 70
southern requirements.
The construction is to be OF rein
forced concrete. and terra-cotta hol-
low tile. thus making the whole build
ing absolutely freproof. The exterior
is to be veneered with tapestry brick,
and roof covered with genuine roofing
tile.
The corridors are to be- laid with
cork tlling, which is a noiseless and
sanitary floor
All the details have been carefully
studied and nothing will be omitted to
make the Good Samaritan hospital OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
MURRAY DEFENDS THE
STATE ADMINISTRATION

statehood We're greater than that sur
rounding the formative period Of anS'
other state. notwithstanding all
these things no man can deny that on
the whole he has made good COVER
NOR
II make this Statement wholly in
view Of the wrong impression sought
to be made by Mr McNeal in his
Cherokee address Ny sincere desire
is TO make this canvass upon ray own
record and upon my own integrity
and ability to fiji that position, He-
cause have said if elected / win be
governor. Beyond doubt the people
win want to know whether BY my
record or BY other qualifications
SHAH be capable of performing the du.
ties of the office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
AID HAIL
SUFFERERS

Al a large meeting of citizens held
in Little Rush school house, Cross
township. last night. The following
resolution was adopted
Whereas. The southwestern por-
ton oT Grady county has been visited
BY 4 destructive hail storm which
covers an area Of forty sanare miles,
leaving our people IN hard circum-
stances to procure feed and seed to re-
plant leaving them at present unable
20 meet, their linalcial obligations,
therefore be il
Resolved BY the citizens OF said
township who were spared this hard
ship, WE feel IL 10 he our duty to co-
operate ana AJAX the cooperation 81 an
people who sympathize with the nm
fortunate ia giving aid financially OF
otherwise We further pray that our
banks and other financial institutions
be lenient toward these people in the
discharge Of their obligations
TIe committee which prepared the
resolution consisted of z BrigbtwelI,
" Roady "A a. Nileur and J r.
Burleson
AIr Aiileur and others were here to-.
day taking a subscription for the hail
sufferers and received a generous con-
tribution from Chiekasha people
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
CLIDDEN
TOURISTS
TO START

Cincinnati. Ohio June ia, The
seventh annual tour of the Al "A. Al,
which IS she sixth contest Tor the
clidden and the first FOR the Chicago
trophies leaves This city tomorrow
They are due to arrive IN chickasha.
Okla. on the morning Of June g.
Il Is the longest reliability test ever
held in the United states. and the
rules are more severe than those 81
previous years They embrace FINAL
tests AZ the end of me tour % show
the condition ot breaks transnissions.
etc
The principal cities and townc along
the route Ia the order in which they
viii be reached are as follows
First day Cincinnati 70 Louisville.
Second day Louisville 10 Nsahylle.
Third day Nashville to shefieid
Ala.
Fourth day sheffield Ala., "a sicm-
phis. Tenn.
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side, where solariums are arranged.
Two wings extend from the main
building, running 80 feet east as
shown.
The first noor is arranged for pri-
yate and semi-priyate wards while the
second foor is laid out for medical
wards On the north side. and surgical
wards on the south side
10 the west Of the main building In
the center IS located two-story an
mex, the lower iloor being arranged for
a children's ward while the upper floor
is used for an obstetrical ward
The operating room and necessary
connecting rooms are elevated in the
center Of the main building to a third
floor thus giving north and skylights
70 the same This operating room can
be planned as a tbeatar II SO desired
while an emergency operating room Is
also provided for
IN the basement o. rhs main build.
ing is located the Hydrotherapeutic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Tishomingo, Okla, June 10 II OBJ
serve in the state Capital that Joe
McNeaI stated at Cherokee that Bill
Murray is repudiating the state adj
ministration, said VIM Fl Murray.
Replying to this / have lo say that
neither in my Altus speech, opening
my campaign nor iii any other speech
have ] repudiated OF even referred to
the administration. have usually
prefaced my remarks with the state
ment that do not at this time feel
called upon to match the fight between
the democratic party end any other
party. We win defend the party and
its record after the 2nd day Of August;
nor do ! feel called upon to defend or
condemn any man now holding office
or who has ever held Office. for THE
reason that | am not personally respon-
sible for any good things done by any
man in Office and shSaid moi attempt
to ride in on some other mans merit
and if anything wrong has been done.
am not responsible for it and should
not be charged with il am con
cerned with nry own record and ready
to defend It as the people win want
to know what is there ia Bill MUIR
ra5g
but now, since Mr. McNeaI makes
this open statement want to say that
| endorse the democratic parts in Ok,
lahoma since The election Of delegates
to the constitutional convention up ID
the present time. and when / do this
for large portion Of the time I am
endorsing my own record. and the
man or candidate who praises the con-
stitution Of the state and the laws as
the large body Of our laws were pass
ed by the First legislature. is praising
my own work as well as the other
gentlemen charged as J was. And in
the matter Of the enforcement Of the
same have to state further that there
are men in public office whose con
duct do not approve but such would
have occurred under any administra-
tion.
Referring especially 70 Gov c nj.
Haskell I have to say that he has
done many things ] heartily approve.
differ with him on other policies,
particularly his appointive policy, as
differed with him in the constitu-
tional convention. There are other
questions that have excited criticism
that ! know nclhing Oh and no one
can know except the men who knows
The details Of the matters criticised /
realize also that his ditflculties since
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Above Is shown a reproduction OF
the architects perspective OF the new
hospital for chickasha. This shows
the building as It viii appear when
completed, and as win be readily seen
win be the finest Of It's kind in the
state.
IN the center Is the administration
building, where the matron nurses.
house surgeon aud star and other Off
GERS VIII be housed IN the basement
Of this section IS an out patients de.
paruaent with dlspensary, etc
Below the entrance steps is the am
bulance entrance, where patients can
be Immediately taken 70 the elevator
and from thence 10 the operating
room, ii necessary. which Is located on
the third acn ~ Gie main building.
immediately behind the adminisira-
ton building
The main building Is 22i feet long
aud s5 feet wide. With an open yer.
anda all around except at the ives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

RETURNS
FIRST Ward. Precinct No. /.

First Ward, Precinct No. 4
Capital location. yes, 50 no. 40.
Oklahoma City 6S; Shawnee. 4
Guthrie, "a.
For railroad amendment, S5;
against, 70.
First Ward, Precinct Mo. 2.
Capital location. al 100; no, 90.
Oklahoma city, l2l; Shawnee, 9
Guthrie, 8
For railroad amendment, 6s;
against, 1872.
Second Ward, Precinct No. l.
Capital location yes. 1856; no, 15
Oklahoma City, l49: Shawnee, 8
Guthrie, 5.
For railroad amendment, 49,;
against ll2.
Second Ward, Precinct No 2.
Capital location, yes, l22; no, Sc.
Oklahoma City. 1879; Shawnee. 6;
Guthrie, IL.
For railroad amendment, 81
against, los.
Third Ward.
Capittl location. yes. 1O3; no. "A.
Oklahoma City, 1877; Shawnee, 4
Guthrie, IA.
For railroad amendment, 50;
against, LOG.
Fourth Ward, Precinct No. I.
Capital location, yes, SO; no, 35
Oklahoma city, 46; Shawnee, 1
Guthrie. 34
For railroad amendment, 80:
against. SO.
Fourth Ward, Precinct No. 2.
Capital location, yes. 127; no, 79.
Oklahoma City, 152: Shawnee, g.
Guthrie, 10.
For railroad amendment, LOG;
against, 115
The above figures are unofficial The
official returns for the county will be
printed as soon as available.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
THE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM

Following is The combjete program
OF the chickasha Chsutauqua.
Rev win " Burns. superintendent
Afternoon sessions begin at 2:l5.
Evening sessions begin at 7:45.
Beginning hour subject to popular
vote on opening day Of assembly.
q. y. $. G, work presented daily as
afternoon session
Friday, June 24.--Forenoon.
Helen b paulson and the Seton In
dians-
Afternoon.
Address Of welcome
Response Superintendent Burns.
concert-I Paul Weiss Esery music.
ians
EntertainmentvDonna Bel Elder
Evening
Pra.adv-l. Paul Weiss Egery music
iaas
Lecture-Dr VIM. Rainey Bennett
Saturday, June 25-Forenoon.
Helen B. Paulson and the Seton IN,
dfans
Afternoon.
interpretive Recital Burton Tnatch
IN. baritone, Miss Cooke al the piano,
Popular Lecture-Dr Frsdreick Il
Hopkins.
Evening.
Lecture Recital Burton Thatcher
Enteriainmeni Rare Fun Well
Alton Packard.
Sunday, June z5.-Forenoon.
No services at the ground Visitors
ave invited to attend regular services
in the churches Of the city
Afternoon.
Sacred cohcert-Nel Bunnell com
pauy
Address Harold Morton Kramer.
Evening.
Sacred Concert-Aiss Bunnell Miss
Cedargreen. Miss Kyello.
Sermon Lecture-Frant Dixon.
Monday, June 27. Forenoon.
Helen b Paulson and the Seton IN
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dians.
Afternoon.
Popular Concert SehiIdkrets Royal
Hungarian orchestra
Address-Rt. Rev Mgr ]. Henry
Tiher.
Evenin.
Grand Concert schildkrets Hungar-
ian orchestra
Mirth, Mystery and Magic Madame
Reno
Tuesday, June 2s.-Forenoon.
Helen b. Paulson and the senton In
dians.
Afternoon.
Concert and Observation-Disclosures.
Wathena Brown and Chicago boy
choir
Address, George y McNutt, D.
T. NJ
Evening.
Concert and Entertainment Nine.
Brown and boys.
Lecture-Dr Elijah p Brown, The
Rams Horn man
Wednesday, June ao.--Forenoon.
Helen b Paalson and the Seton In.
dams.
Musical prelude-W Weatherwax Bros.
quartette, singers and players.
Humorous Lecture-Ralph Parlette.
Evening.
Concert Weatherwax Brothers.
Illustrated lecture-Smith Damron
the Potter Craftsman
Thursday June 3..-Forenoon-
Helen B Paulsop and the Seton In
dams
Afternoon.
Popular concert Cleveland Ladies
orchestra
Lecture-Thos P Byrnes,
Evening
Grand Closing Concert Cleveland
Ladies orchestra,
Counsel Drill and Indian Pow Wow
Seton Indians.
Illustrated Lecture Albert Arm
strong.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
FIRE DESTROYS
OFFICE OF MON
TREAL HERALD

Special BY United Press
Montreal June is.-The Montreal
Herald building was destroyed by fire
today and a number Of employees
were reported caught in the debris and
burned. Fifteen are missing but the
number Of dead can't be learned till
the ruins cool
a water tank caused wall to col
lapse and a gas explosion followed.
The loss Is s2o0,0oo
The unofficial Jst Of killed gives the
number as a and S5 injured
a water tank fell through the hind-
cry Of the printing rooms, where girls
and printers worked
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
q b b DRIVES OUT
%. %. o. BLOOD HUM0RS

that their
blood and healthy that the euHc h being mncny
unhealthy huno the eject shown bs pons boi
into the blood usually because q sluggish condition those
Of
This unhealthy matter left the system and frnens
these humofs and Tho skin disease not EXIST because rs
of all
OF
al
nothing
blood healthy
blood Skin all
THE SWIFT srKcrF1c %. ATLANTA GA