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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
SMITH BACK FROM ALASKA,
SKAGWAY MUCH LIKE HOME
No Ice TruHt There and Ice IL De-
fvered Each Day Fresh from
the Iceberg.

W L. Smith. general manager OF the
strest railway company, ana ". c. Bullard
have returned from trip 70 Alaska
I don't think thar there is any more
pleasant voyage than one TO Alaska" said
Mr. smith i had no sea sickness The
coast is lined with towering mountains
thar furnish a view seldom seen in few
parts az the world.
On his arrival IN skagvay he was sur
urissd 70 tnd the city no different from
those IN the states Ee said all the hurry
and hustle az early years has died down
and the city Is running along in a alnet
business way.
one Of the unusual sights thar he Wit
messed while there was the manner IN
which the ice man got his ice. There Is
40 trust there. and the ice Is not put up
IN winter IN ice houses When the ice nan
starts our In the morning he pulls up close
70 iceberg in a boar. chops OFF a few
cakes and delivers them around town.
On the return mp he visited the Grand
canyon ana oIher places Of interest in
western United states.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
High School Cadets
Hold Opening Drill
Cadets Must Hustle % Be Ready ~
March IN the Ak-Sar- Ben
Parade.

The rrut drtn Of the high sohosi cadet
regiment vas held today from u-i7 a m.
until noon About I-y beginners we're en-
rolled in the ranks besides The ma3orfty o.
last years cadets
rrfn will Be held regularly hereafter On
Wednesday Of Zach week from III a m.
until noon. ana although the time Is snor,
Il is espeoted that the cadets viii again
attain a nigh degree Of military efficiency
this wear The time OF arin e - arranged
that the freshmen may also take part
although they attend in the afternoon ses-
son AL beginners will be expected 20
drin at the regular time each week with
the other cadets. No high school boys.
Whistler freshmen or upper ciassmen, viii
be excused from drin. except they are
physically disabled or Il they cannot afford
to purchase a uniform.
Lieutenant william n Haskell Of Fort
Omaha who Will be the commandant again
this year. Is well pleased with the outlook
for the coming year.
we are rather handicapped this year in
having but one drill day a week. but new
ertheless expect the cadets 20 maintain
the high standard Of former years. and
there is no reason whatever why they
should not said Lieutenant Haskell.
There viii be nine companies u cadets
this year. Companies A. and 2 will
constitute the First battalion; Companies
E. G and D will be in the Second hattalian,
ana Companies H. and I will constitute
the Third battalian. There will also be q
hand and a bugie corps. The band viii be
under the direction Of George Green. last
years bandmaster.
The bugle corps will be run on a differ
ent system from that Of former years One
bugier viii be assigned 20 each of the nine
companies and drill with that company al
the regular time except when dress parade
Is held. at which time the bugle corps viii
be assembled and march with the band.
The cadets will take part in the Ak-6ar-
Ben military parade Thursday, October 8
From now until the parade there are only
three drtll DAYS. ana the cadets must WORK
hard in order to be in shape by that time
None OF the beginners will take part in the
parade.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
MATRoN WOULD SHARE RELIEF
Mrs. Gibbons AsISs Police Beard for
Membership in Police Protective
Association.

The question of whether or not IL iH law
fully right to allow a woman to become a
member of the Omaha Police Relief ana
Protective association will occupy the at
tention Of the Board OF Fire and Police
Commissioners during the ensuing week.
AT the last meeting Of the association
II was voted TO allow Police Matron Gib-
hons a membership. and the question was
put up 70 the commissioners at their meet
ING Tuesday night.
Commissioner Wappich Is to look up the
law on the matter. and action viii be taken
accordingly by the commissioners at thsiT
next meeting.
The association also granted Emergency
officer E R. Morgan SO for hospital sx-
penses. which was allowed by the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
Young Woman Injuries
Man in Auto Accident
John Murphy Of South Omaha seri-
ously Hurt by Miss Benedio-
tine Mailander.

John Murphy OF South Omaha was SER
iously injured about the head and body
last night At $50 o'clock. when an auto
mobile driven by Miss Benedictine Mail.
ander OF Ralston ran aim down al Thirty
ninth and Q strests-
The Mailander car was coming In nom
Halston at the time Of the accident and
was said to be going at q pretty good clip
Of speed- Young Murphy was said TO have
attempted to Cross the street before the
machine.
He was attended by physician ana re-
moved 20 a hospital. Miss Maiiander is the
daughter Of jos MAilander Of sArpy
Mills Murphy lives al Twenty-eignth and
Q streets, South Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
CHANGES IN FEDERAL BUILDING
Coming of the Headquarters of the
view Railway NAIL DtvtHfon
Makea Several ShifHs.

number of changes are to be made in
the postoffice building within the next
two months ana there win be considerable
moving about Of the different offcials.
Postoffics Inspector Randall viii move his
Office from the second floor 10 the third in
order 70 make way for the offices OK the
new division headquarters OF the RAILWAY
mail service which viii be in charge OF R.
w Masten- G. Il rhummel, clerk OF the
district oourT, whose office is to be com
hinsd with thar OF the clerk of the circuit
court after the first of the year. viii re-
sign. ana the offices now being occupied
by him and several rooms adjacent viii
be used by R. c. Hoyt. present clerk of the
district court. who. after january I. will as
sumo the duties of both offices.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
0LD CON GAME STILL WORKS
Crafty John Gets Busy in Omaha
After Years Absence.
DRUGGIST KING Is TIE VICTIM
Orders Hn 81 Gaod- Delivered and
Has Change sent AIonE.
which He Then Makes
Away win.

Crafty Iohn." one ~ the best known
awindlera In the country. vas in Omaha
Tuesday with the same old game be used
year ago when he feecad onahans cut OF
several hundred dollars. He used the name
Of a well- known Omaha physician ana
managed to clean W N.5 ON the King
pharmacy. Twenty fourth and Farnan
streets. with the change gag
Henry King reported the case 70 the
police Tuesday night He said about
o'clock last night. while his wife was in
the store alone. a man giving the name Of
DR.. NcClannahan. called NJ the drug store
over the telephone and asked for cartain
kind 81 medicine 20 be sent 10 NJ North
Twentieth street and also change for a
= bill A boy was sent to the address
With the medicine and $40 change. the cost
OF the medicine being 5 cents.
When the boz arrived at the number
designated over the phone he was met by
the supposed Or. MoClannahan. The
swfndler took the medicine and the change
and told the boy TO hurry back TO the
store and set another KIND Of medicine and
bring IL right hack. when he would give
aim the money. The boy went back 70 the
store and returned. only to lind that Dr.
McClannahsn was not there and no one b.,
that name lived anywhere in the vicinity
The boy was unable to give any description
Of the man
The police are almost certain tha5 IL IL
the same man who was here ast fail. His
game az that time was 70 l-l up a coal
ar furniture company and order a bill Of
goods 20 be sent 20 a certain lumber. The
number would be that OF a can't house.
The swindler would always asa mat change
for a certain amount be sent up. invariably
30 The goods would De delivered and the
driver would give the change to the man
IN the house.. who would excuse himself TO
set the bill. and that would be the last
seen Of him. similar game was worked
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
PAYS TO SHAMPOO
YOUR OWN HAIR

IN a very interesting article IN the Bal
dmnrs Times, Ma Martvn. Noted authority
IN beauty toRics. says. Since aikali, as
found in soaps and most Shampoo nrepar-
asionE. has nsen found rssDonxible Tor
most hair ana scalp troubles. TOO great
are cannot be taken in the matter OF
ihampnoing,
To those desiring a beautiful head al
sAir ana 3 perfectly healthy scalp I REQ
ammend the use 81 plain canthrox for
lhampooing A tsaspoonful dissolved in a
mp Of hot water makes the most bene-
ficaal. Satisfactory ami least expensive
lnanp0o knoWn 10 science.
This shampoo Is a perfect scalp clean
er and leaves the hair IN tie brightest.
luffest condition possible. II never streAlls
~ hair and has the hearty endorsement
( al VINO have tried Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
From Among the Indians
She Comes to Convention

Coming into the notice n theodore
Roosevelt when Ene was superin-
tendent 81 an indian school in Okla
homa by her unuring zeal among
the redskins. MiEs Alice ~. Robert
son OF MuskoEee was rewarded TOR
her work when the president gave
her the appointment Of postmistress
Of MuskoEee in 1915.
Since her Appointment Miss Robert
son has improves the service and Il
Is her boast. that there 10 not an
other office in Oklahoma that equals
10 for efficiency Miss Robertson q
a member Of the National Associ-
alton Of First Class PostmaEters.
and she enjoys the distinction OF
being the only woman member Of
that organization. for the reason
that she is the only first class post
mistress In the United States.
I am used 10 doing a man work.
even though am looked upon as a
freak because Il Is so unusual for
a woman 20 hold a large Office ike
mine. came from a line OF women
that believe in doing things One
Of the things thar I can point 20
proudly Is the fact that IL was my
mother who translated the Bible into
the Creek tongue and my father
4v-o ~,,aEa % s--oF- tr- - en- r-1.---t-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
KEEN TO Be BURIED THURSDAY
Funeral Of the Dead station Master
il to Be Held af COun-
ell BIuffs.

me funeral OF ". W Keen. VINO disd
Tuesday morning from the effects OF an
operation he underwent for stomach
trouble. viii be held Thursday afternoon
at 2.S0 O'Clock from the residence. - Sher-
man avenue Council Bluffs. TO the First
Presbyterian church. Rev Phelps viii
officials. Burial vii be made in FatrvisN
oemstsTy. Tho Masons will be In eharss Of
the funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
NOT HARD FOR WISE ONES
BookloveT1' Pictures Prove Easy for
Those with Title Catalogues.
INTEREST Is RUNNING UP HIGH
Fine Prizes 50 Attractive All Com
testants Are wuling 20 Do Much
work In order to win
Any OF Them.

Nobody yet has had trouble in solving
the Booklovers pictures, thar Is. no person
who has in ais possession Bee title cata-
logue. has found the illustrations difficult.
This little booklet. which Is sold al The
Bee business Office tor 3 cents OF sent by
NAH for % cents. contains 500 book titles.
from which list the titles Of the books rep
resented In the illustrations we're selected
Interest in this contest is increasing by
leans and bounds every dsy There
never was a newspaper contest II this kind
that aroused So much Interest in and about
Omaha The great drawing card Of this
game is the fact that not one cent is re-
1uired. Neither does a contestant have 70
poster his friends BY asking subscriptions,
as il the case in many newspaper contests
This Is a game that each Individual plays
without depending upon a community 20
win for him by rushing in az the last mo-
nent with thousands OF subscriptions. Sc
cured through weeks OF strenuous effort
and probably at the sacrifice OF several
friends
List of All Primes.
The prizes TO he awarded are as'foilows.
First-A White Steamer automobile a
beautiful five-passenger car. celebrated tor
its durability ana speed. valued at 2.oe.
Second-A ten-acre ranch in beautiful
Tehama county. California. delightful ell
mate rich fruit land. value. 81. 80 Full IN
formation concerning this land may be had
at the office OF the Trowbridge- Bolster
company in the City National bank build
ing. Omaha
Third-A beautiful Kren Auto-Grand
player piano have the music Of the nas-
ters in your own homs) value. 500. This
prize is.exhibited at the Bennett store. Six
reenth ana Harvey streets
Fourth-One lot in the business district
Of Ralston. a lot Bxloo feet. on haywood
street: value. S2TB. Fun information may
be had at the office Of the Ralston Town
site company. 900 South Seventeenth street
Omaha
Fffth-rn the beautiful suburban town Of
Ralston one lot in the residence portion.
i0xl20 feet. this lot is valued at S225 Full
information may be had at the offices Of
the Hslston Townsite company. 90 South
Seventeenth street Omaha
Sixth. Seventh and Eighth-rhres ssts
twelve volumes) OF Nelson's LOose-Lsaf
Encyclopedia. the encyclopedia that can
not grow old: each set valued at Ses These
books are exhibited at the store u ". A.
Hixenbaugh & Co. 1914 st. Mary's avenue.
Ninth and Tenth-rhe Book OF Knowl-
edge. or Cmlds Encyclopedias. a universal
work for school children. tTventy-rour vol
umes. each set. SIS These books are ex-
hibited at the store OF ". A Hixenbaugh
& Co. ISl4 ST. Mary's avenue.
Add to this forty-ffve cash prizes. as
follows: Five 5000 prizes ten 500 prizes.
ten 40 prizes twenty 800 prizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
SIMPSON IS TO SUCCEED
KEEN AS STATION MASTER
Wight station Master il to Be Fro
NOTED 60 FIJI vacancy Caused
by Death.

Henry n. Simpson. night station master
at the Union Pacific depot, will succeed
tins late w " Keen as day station master.
He has bean in the EMPLOY OF the COM
pany thirty-five years. starting in the train
service in December OF 1916 c. c. Cope.
train auditor. will be promoted to the po-
sitiun left vacant by Mr. simpsons ad-
vAuca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
me GIad Hand

removes liver inaction and bowel stoppags
with Or. Kings New Life pills. the pain
less regulators Sc. For sale by BeAton
Drug CO,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
scnInri nv srrnm

or soorched BY tire. Apply Bucklsns Arnica
salve- Cures piles too. and the worst sores.
GuRransesd- SC For sale by Beaton Drug
Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14

Birrhs-Anton Harah ms South Thir-
ueanth street, girl; John Lovelady. 4215
Grand avenue. boy; @. 3. Ferona. IN
AIS North Thirty nrst street. boy; lie Roy
MAltby. ~ Pacific. boy; Henry Week, 967
North TwentY-sixrh street, boy: J. J Pet
erson. SO Dewey avenue girl Ben
schlanger, 1870 South Tenth street girl
g. F Thayer, go blonde street, boy;
Frank Zaloude<. 1871 South Thirtssnth
street, girl.
Deaths-Mary Hebsun. "A years SIS
Martha street: Nelg Sfenrnel, IS years.
DAB Parker street; ". ". Keene. H years
Council Bluffs
Building Permits.
Board Of Trade building, I601 Farnam
street alterations. A00o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
WONDERS OF WEST ARE TOLD
G. &. Wallace Tells Real Estate Men
of the Sacramento Valley.
NATURAL RAINFALL FOR WHEAT
Declares California Land OF Which
He Speaks il No Better Than We
braska Land. bur Different
Methods Arc Used.

In reviewing a recent Trip through the
west and northwest. George G. Wallace
told the Real Estate exchange Of the
wealth of the Sacramento valley ana re-
ported his impressions Of the various large
cities Of the coast.
The Sacramento valley Is a wonderful
place" said Mr.. Wallace. and its posi-
bilities for further development are great
Your train runs all day down this valley.
40 miles wide in places with gardens and
orchards and mammoth wheat fields on
every side. ana here and there large tracts
Of undeveloped land
Orchards ana gardens are irrigated. but
the wheat is raised with the natural rain
fail, which. I understand. is only fifteen
inches a year, but which comes at JUST the
right season to insure an excellent crop.
People in that country know how to raise
crops with little rain.
Raw land sells at about so an acre
II is no better than much western land
in my opinion. but as Ions as western Ne
braska doesn't use CALIFORNIA; methods
of cultivation. the Sacramento valley will
outdistancs Nehraskzs area OF light rain
fail in the production of crops
Wallace In Surprised.
Mr.. Wallace was impressed by Spokane 5
water power possibilities, Seattle magnif-
icent harbor and its position with reference
to the worlds trade; San Francisco's rapid
development since the fire and the wealth
of agriculturs and minerals surrounding
Los Angeles. which ne had always been
led to regard as a city living on climate
ana tourists He said he didn't ike San
Francisco's morals or Portland's position
ON both sides OF the Willamette.
Harry Wolf told of a recent visit to Phil
adelphia and OF some OF the high finance
operations OF the realty men OF that city.
A telegram was read from President c.
c. George. dated at Lake Louise. in the
Canadian Rockies. congTatulating Omaha
on the adoption Of the commission form of
city government and the result OF the
water bond election. Mr.. George says he
Will be home in a few days.
Sever TOO late TO enS=T the Bookiovers
Contest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14

Never TOO late TO ens-v the Bookiovers
Contest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
couNTY TaEAsuRER.s NoTIcE

~ - - . = - ~ - - - = = 49, - ~ -
have money on hand 70 take up
the following warrants on Grady coun.
W Oklahoma.
Court warrants numbers np TO and
including No 522
Poor and insane warrants numbers
.up @ and Including no 2is
Salary warrants numbers Up 10 and
Including No 1885,
Contingent warrants numbers up to
and including No. 30l
supply warrants numbers up to and
including No. III
Separate school warrants numbers
imp 20 and including No 81.
Road md bridge warrants numbers
up % aud including no. 1871.
Interest on above variants VIII stop
thirty DAYS from date 81 publication
Published lhis ths ilih day of May.
iail
w ~ CLOUD.
2'd.ltw County Treasurer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
More Smoke than Fire.

The fire alarm turned in near mid.
night last night from Mrs. J. r. Har.
ris home, 1907 South Sth St., was the
result Of a scare from some defective
wiring. Because Of a smoking wire, It
was thought that the house was afire
and the alarm was given. There was
practically no damage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
mayor Open for Trouble.

Mayor Burton Is now at home at all
hours Of the day in his office at the
city hall, where his ear is open to
hear all the woes Of his constituents
IF you can't find a policeman tell
your troubles to the mayor said he
The mayors office is on the first
floor. first door on the right from the
front entrance and his telephone is
No. 449.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
joke on Bride and Groom.

The couple who came TO Chickasha
from El Reno few nights ago and
registered at the Geronimo, and were
there arrested for forgery. were the
victims Of practical joke. They had
been married that evening in Ell Reno
and a number Of their friends know
Ing they would stop here, phoned the
Officers to arrest them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11

Having just added some old English
text and engravers type faces we are
prepared TO print your wedding sta
tonery, social announcements and Wis
ting cards IN a way that strongly re,
sembles engraving yet costs you less
than halt Phone AZ or call The Daily
Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
(First published May II, 1910
NOTICE OF sHERlFF's SALE OF
nktn rnprrf ocftpE

NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE OF
LAND, FORECLOSURE.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur.
lsuance Of an order Of sale issued out
Of the Superior court Of Grady county.
Oklahoma, on the 10th day Of May,
1911. IN an action wherein John G.
Coulter was plaintiff and O. an Van
Rankin ct al were defendants. direct
ed to me, the undersigned sheriff Of
Grady county, commanding noe to levy
upon, appraise and sell the follow
ing described property: Lots twelve
(I2l. thirteen (sJ, and fourteen Cl4J
i'm block sixty-seyen f67). in the city
Of chickasha, county Of Grady. state
I0f Oklahoma. according to the official
map and plat Of the city Of Chickasha.
10 Satisfy a judgment and decree Of
foreclosure ~ ssvor Of said pla'aiisf
and against said defendants obtained
and made in said court on the 9Th
day of May. 1871. for the sum Of ST..
lais,ea and costs accruing; VIII oa
me 18th day If June, 1911, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m Of said day
Iat the front door or the court house IN
the city Of Chickasha, in said county
and state, offer for sale and sell 20
the highest bidder for cash, the said
property above described. or so much
thereof as viii satisfy said judgment
with interest and costs.
Witness my hand this the 11th day
Of May. 1911.
JOHN c. LEWIS,
Sheriff Of Grady county
BY q. ~. FEATHERSTON,
5-ll-@0d Deputy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
Two eilderoys Meet.

Gilderoy Porter of Denison. Texas.
a train dispatcher. and his cousin Gil.
deroy Porter, a deputy sheriff of Tul-
ia, Switcher county, Texas. met Incl
dentally in this city yesterday at the
home Of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. 1. Porter The two boys were
school mates and were distinguished
jas "Gilderoy Jim" and "Glderoy Bin'
when they were In school together.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11

If you have horses. cows. hogs or
chickens to sell. advertise them In the
classified column OF the Expl pss
Buyers can be found for anything
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11

For soreness Of the muscles wheth-
er induced by violent exercise or in
jury, Chamberlains Liniment is ex-
cellent This liniment is also highly
esteemed for the relief it affords in
cases Of rheumatism. Sold by all
dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
peIeaate 70 sMItchman Meet.

l. r. Russell, Rock Island switch
man leaves tonight for ST. Paul, MINI.
as delegate to the switchmens' con
vention which opens May l5. Few
people Of Chickasha know the switch
men have d union here They have
more members than Oklahoma city
or 1911 Reno.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
Another Hens Record.

Now speaking OF hens. D. 9. Harris,
1920 Minnesota avenue. has Buff
Rock that isn't any slouch when il
comes to working steadily at her job.
This hen has a record Of 81 eggs in
6S days and it is her first season in
the business. She was hatched last
July and Mr. Harris has no doubt that
with year or two Of experience she
Will be able to turn out two or three
eggs day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11

There are men who will wait pa.
tiently for the free lunch TO be served
and then 20 home and start a rough
house becAuss dinner isn't ready on
time Atchlson Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
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HOW ABOUT Irg

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= introduction to strangers with =
= whom you went to do business ,
> What kind of an impression does +
= the stationery You are using to- =
4 day make upon the outside =
= world The Daily Express has >
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
Baby Jack is Injured.

Jack, the nine months old son Of
Mr and Mrs John Wilson, fell off the
bed on which he was playing yester-
day afternoon and striking one Of his
little tin playthings. cut deep cash
in his forehead It was necessary to
take couple Of stitches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
Sign Of Bad Luck.

A negro who was assisting with
some housekeeping yesterday was
heard q remark to the lady Of the
house.
Don't yuh touch me wild dat broom.
missus, fob dat sho am sign Of bad
luck in ouah family Guess ali
membah de last time fellah touched
me wild a broom, and told me to look
out, for sumthin' would happen to me,
an sho nuf, was re time dat ! was
rested on suspicion.