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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
DIED

Westra. aged ] year
and months. son of Ate and Geeske
Dehaan Wcstra. died March II at the
parents residence. 800 South Eighth
East, of pneumonia. Funeral announce
mcnt later.
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Workers in the Home

What the needs in the home where The Tribune
Want columns may be of service? Do seek competent
maid, servant in any capacity to help III the
household 1t easy to be placed IN commlnca-
ton with number who had ample experience and who
furnish excellent references to their ability
Send Want Ad today telling just what kind of a post
you ocr-ten arrange with the applicants for
personal interview The trusted servants watch The
Tribune Want Columns when they in search OF employ
Call up either phone if you wish to insert an ad-
Bell 5000 Ind 800
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Fined for Battery.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 17.-Haying been con-
victed of an unjustiflable assault and
battery upon Lila Smith. fifteen-year-
old girl last Sunday morning, Mrs. Lucy
Phillips was this morning fined SIS by
Police Judge j. D. Murphy.
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FOR SALE

ZOE sALE-MIscELLA
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WANTED, TWO GIRLS: ONE COOKING
and general housewori. one washing;
ironing and general housework- Call
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church We
get you a position free OF charge. Tele-
phones Ind 1866, Bell 6S22. t2i73
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OLD LADY WANTS HOME, SALARY,
take care OF old lady, Ind. i3l. Mrs:
Larson. ClgJi
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AZ ,,a', aoU WANT SEcoND-HANn-
parbar Ion engine; call see what hSD ~
! ~'Ner d Ballard. 400 A;la. ;ls, ~, ~
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time: demand for
our work. reliable firm. liz End East:
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WAN T
ed; Will pay you flrst-class prices. II.
c. Fisher & CO.. is5 SO. w. Tempie, Eel
6lI1. Ind. 9S4. es53
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Competent MALE AND FEMALE
hotel and lunch counter help always
wanted. Apply manager o. S. l. cafe.
Union depot. Gloss
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WISH DRESSMAKING TO DO AT
home or will go out. work guaranteed.
Icasona BILE Ind. 1898, Bell i0S6-E- c55A
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News of Intermountain Region

Sheriff Sharp OF Salt Lake county Will
return to Michigan for the two men
April 10.
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ATrcTION SALES

MGsCELLANEoUs AssoKmpssisiiisf
h uIlreugu,r'iI ~ f,,rmiture. ranges. eic. ce
floor manager. / Y L stores ~
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAN MlSCGbIAN N bOOS
TENANTS FOR NEWLY FCRNlSEE!
Modern Woodmcn's lodge room, at 10!
Main st. Wednesdays. Fridays, Satur-
days and Sunday dates open, Best To-
ca ton and reasonable rent. Apply e
DR.. J. w. Ewin. 21S kcarns bldg. clI9i
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NOTICE TO MINING Mo-.

,,n we VIII build n gasoline ,,,.,,
Tion " orcer 10 suit any exIs,,s
5ro.n o scapl p!e Of hondline anv
Ana S,oS, 20 'V' Parker < Baus,;
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unskilled lanorcrs furnlsned.
40 East 1st South. corner Commercla.,
Bell phone 35SS. Ind. 923. paa
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work Apply 4l2 1st ave cl097
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HAIR DRESSING

MISS TAYLOR, JUST RETURNED
from New York where she took special
courses In hair tinting and dyeing and
vibratoTy massage for the face and scalp.
Rooms 23l-2-3 Constitution bldg. Bell
OSQS. clJ9i
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks. vallSes: best prices paid.
IS Commercial 81. Reply by postal carS
3i7l Eel. IL
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS MAKING FORTUNES WITH
new improved folding handbag (Co-
lumb bia) for women. Three bags in one.
Price per doz.. So direct from patcntcc
and manufacturer, Write for particulars
and other new useful articles for women
10 Rueter Folding Bag Co. Hobol<en
y. j, c19la
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DRESSMAKING

WAISTS AND SKIRTS A SPECIALITY.
All work guaranteed. New York Tailor
ing Co. Mesdames Gundry and Patrick.
l63 w So. Temple. Bell 1850. Ind. 1899
c132l
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W-lNTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

SALESMAN ABLE TO PERSONALLY
Invest In company end handle hiSh-
class article in exclusive territory, no
cooe
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DENTISTS

", 8, HUDSON. DENTIST. o,s ,Soss y
buiidins: loose teeth tpy,oLaI,lIous q!
Ierisj Vienna, three appiicaN
Tnent; guaranteed.
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WANTED-A GIRL TO HELP WITH
general houseworll. family Of two; no
washing. No. 2G The Ecnsineton Clgi3
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80 MEN TO BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value. Uncle sam, 3o EasI
lst South. cav
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0o%f %fEcTloNERY. FRUITS ~
,seH aF store, store, long lease: price ,isS. iHSn
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BE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE Me.
chanlc and chauffeur. earn S2o TO soo
week. We give practical INSTRUCTION,
Salt Lake Automobile School. II3 South
Min St, Salt Lake City. xIO.
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i'ttTS go. STORE FIXTURES >
c5o.n 5i"y,ltain. showcases. cash : rerI.,,.
S''cap' Apply Price Drug cos
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ron. LE-NEW READING -
viaIG ARD I-6ar bicycle, bargain. w A,sil ~
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EXPERIENCED BUSINESS WOMAN
desires responsible position as cashier
class references. Address RIA. Tribune.
c1S59
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cHnL 49,. TO-DAY AND SEE TEsT 81
rei I"1P. 1pi, $ll9 cash; cost $50 z
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ACCORDION PLEATING
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
MIDWIFE
CARPET CLEANING

SATISFACTORY WORK
guaranteed. prices as low as good work
Will permit Am, Carpet Cleaning Co
Bel 2I7O. Ind 80. bo3os
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LIVERY STABLES
sANITAR1UMs
CLEANING AND DYE5NG

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. 35l so.
State. Bell phone 5235. Ind 1884. r92l0
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED - INTELLIGENT LADY
WILLING TO help with houscwork, can
| secure good home with good wages Call
! Ind S3I2, cl962
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NEW AND SEcoSp-u.N-,
bought. sold and exchancaSo o0
oSsiils- II: +. Giers. .I5 va
U.s., Ind. 1886. S1als st
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING
and general llouscwork: 10 laundry
work; small family "a eth East. c93l
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE
the machine for service. See the Har-
ley before buying. at 81 Richards street
Walter NJ Jones. c3i7
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LADIES. WE CALL FOR AND DE
liver any loan. Uncle Sam, RESPONSE
BILE cut rate pawnbroker, 80 East 1st So
Bell 21T6. c24i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
OBSTRUCTINC
The MAILS
CHARGED

Complaint was filed in the court
of United States Commissioner Eu-
gene Hamilton today by T. Y. Moore,
rural carrier on a Chickasha mail
route, and a warrant was issued for
the arrest Of William White, charged
with obstructing the delivery OF the
United States mails.
It is alleged that White held the
horse Of Carrier Moore this morn
ing while the latter was on his Off
,cial duties and refused To LET hin,
pass. There has been some trouble
previously and the case will come be-
fore Commissioner Hamilton.
Moore claims that White assaulted
him. Deputy Marshal Tom Burke
left this afternoon to serve the pa.
pers on White.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23

WAR ON The
JOINTS
Five Places are Closed,
Big Batch Of War
rants Issued


With five resorts locked up by
lhe officers during the past two days
hnd another voluntarily folding its
tents and stealing away, with the
serving Of about S5 warrants yester-
day and today, charging violation Of
The liquor law, the county officers
have put a good size crimp in the
bootlegging business.
Following the closing of the Sam
Cook and Bob Powell places Thurs
day. the officers yesterday. armed
with injunctions obtained by the
county attorney. put locks on the
doors of the Chickasha Pharmacy.
Jack Sawyer's restaurant and the AL
bany cafe. The Tucker place. Fourth
and Kansas. has been abandoned.
Six warrants were issued against
Bob Powell two against Andy Var
bro four against win Tucker. four
A. W. Tucker and one each
against Sam Cook. John A. Tucker,
Jack Sawyer and Mrs. King.
Officers were busy this afternoon
serving warrants on number Of
other persons who were arrested on
the same charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
GIRLS GIVE
A CLEW TO
THE CRIME
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Colorado Springs, Sept 2s.-Two
girls, Helen Young, aged 16 and her
companion, May, aged II, furnished
evidence at an all night session OF
the police authorities, showing that
a man named Harry" and another
murdered The Wayne and Burnham
families.
The girls say they heard Harry
tell the other person that he and a
companion committed the sextuIye
murder because Of financial
trouble between the two.
Mrs. Burnham. it is said, knew Of
"Harry's" threat to kill Wayne, thus
accounting for the Staying of the
Burnham family, the purpose Of
which was to silence them.
The police are seeking the men
who are incriminated by the story
OF the girls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
BUSINESS
OUTLOOK
IS BETTER

Bradstreet's gives the following
summary Of the business situation
this week:
This weeks reports regarding dis
tributiye trade are more favorable
than they have been for some time
Trade in a number Of lines actually
has improved. Dry goods seems to
be in the. fore front as regards new
demands, thus indicating that recent
price reductions, especially in cot
tons, had a beneficial effect Other
staple lines, such as groceries. wool.
clothing, and wearing apparel in
general, also shared in the enlarged
buying movement Hardware, too, is
in good demand. Buying Of furniture.
heretofore very backward, has picked
up at several centers, though trade
in this line is still below normal. Elk.
port trade in flour and wheat makes
a satisfactory showing. Industrial op-
eratlons sun are slow. IN the iron
and steel industry business is dull.
price-cutting prevails, profits on fin
ished materials are light and there
is more talk of wage reductions.
Collections have picked up little.
"The situation in general presents
opposites-improved reports as re-
CARDS the distribution of merchan-
disc, unfavorable iron and steel trade
reports and temporary unpleasant
situation in the stock market.
business failures in the United
States for the week ending Septem-
ber 81 were 22e against DO last
week. 1870 in the like week Of 1910.
IN in 1909. 267 in 1908 and 16s in
1907.
Business failures in Canada for
week ending with Thursday number
IS, which contrasts with 2s last week
and % in the like week of 1910"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23

KimmeI Case Still Keeps
the People Of Niles
Guessing

Niles, Mich, Sept. Whether
George A. Kimmel" is George A..
Kimmell remains as much in doubt
as when the released Auburn. n ".
prisoner appeard in Niles to claim
relationship with the family which
has steadfastly repudiated him.
1t was said today that the aged
Mrs. Kimmel had reached the con
clusion that the man was not her
son but later she declared she wish
ed still more time in which to come
to conclusion. Above all ahe wish
ed to consult with her daughter, Mrs
Ada Bonslett. Of Chicago. who was
the plaintiff in the suit at st. Louis
to recover the large amount OF In.
surance on her brothers life
1t is said that ''KimmeI" on his
visit to the old nome did not recog,
nize the family portraits on the wall
among which was the portrait Of
George A. Kimmell He said he De-
sired time to think the matter over.
This matter of memory Is o
strange thing" said Kimmel No
two persons see the same thing In
the same way, no two memories run
on parallel lines and the incidents
that impress one person do not Inn
press another"
He laughed as he asked what the
papers had to say about the "mys.
terry" in which he occupies the eep-
ter Of the stage as the man who Is
puzzIing the world becauss he has
not been Immediately accepted BY
all his old friends and his relatives
In Niles, as the long lost George A.
Kimmel.
Il don't care what they say about
me- he said. ~they can abuse me-
just as much as they want to. but
don't want them to say anything
mean about mother ana aunt. If af-
ter all this is over they are not able
to acknowledge me, shall regard
them as my relatives and they will
be just as dear to me as ever"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
TWOCOURTS
GRIND AT
One TIME

Two courts viii be grinding In
caickasha simultaneously next week.
Judge n NJ. Williams viii open
the county court in the district court
room Monday and he has a lengthy
docket, including a large number Of
civil and criminal cases.
Judge Linn whose court has been
In session at the court house the
past three weeks. win transfer his
scene Of operations to the city hall,
re-opening the superior court there
Monday.
In the superior court yesterday.
after considerable sparring on the
part of the lawyers. the case Of Mrs.
Thomas P. Sinner. versus the Chicka.
sha Gas & Electric Co. asking for
damages OF $4,000 for the death Of
her husband was continued till the
next term.
In the case Of c. r. Kimbro versus
the city OF Chickasha. the Jurors re-
ported a disagreement and we're dis
charged. Judge Linn devoted his
time today to hearing motions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
FEED STUFF MATURING.

W. E. Smith, the well known farm
er who lives southeast Of town, was
here today and reports feed stuff
heading out and maturing in fine
shape. Mr. Smith says that there
will be an abundance OF all kinds OF
feed in his neighborhood. "Wheai
that has been planted is coming ur
fine and will make early pasturage' Z
says the farmer. Mr.. Smith has moi
planted his wheat and will not until
the first Of October. In some parts
of the county the grasshoppers are
very bad and the farmers are delay
ing the planting Of their wheat on
this account.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23

Ben Brooks Is exhibiting sack
OF flour the size OF his hand and M
IS Banneii has piece OF bacon
about tho same size. both OF which
articles we're sent 10 them with po-
lite notes BY }. r. Callahan. The
notes explained that these articles
were 70 be considered full payment
OF certain campaign debts. Ben
claims that "cally" was to give him
a sack Of flour and Bunnell was to
get a side Of bacon. Payment OF the
debts was delayed and the claimants
put their bills In tho hands OF a col
lector. "Cally" then delivered the
goods. The miniature sack OF flour
was labeled 80 Pounds "He will
never hand me another package like
that" said Bunnell
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
FOUL PLAY
SUSPECTED
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Chicago, Sept 23.-secret service
men, investigating the death Of Chas,
w. Allen. Of Kenosha, Wis. found in
an air shart at hotel, declare that
he corId not have slipped from his
chair and tilted back through the win
dow They claim the window is too
high.
The deceased is a brother Of Nath-
an Allen. the shoe trust official, who
was indicted for smuggling at New
York. through the testimony Of his
former sweetheart. Helen Jenkins.
Charles Allen is declared to be the
one who rescued his brother from
the blackmailers in connection with
the Jenkins woman. The detectives
say Allen was thrown from the
window.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
"MAc" TAKES VACATION.

Assistant Postmaster A. E. McKen.
zie is making his arrangements to
leave next Saturday for Taylorville,
H., where he viii spend several
weeks visiting at his old home. MIR.
Mckenzie viii also attend the nation
al meeting Of the assistant postmast
ers in Chicago. October 5, s, and z,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
TWO JOIN THE MeDlcs.

Dr. Meade A. Button Of Amber and
Or. w. r. Mitchell Of verden. were
received as members in the Grady
County Medical meeting last night.
The session was held at the office
OF DR. PenQuite and there was a
good attendance. The regular pro.
gram was rendered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23

< John Guthridge on south Eigh-
yth street.
a-ew ginghams, messalines, satins,
Els goods at Jackman & Lemons.
22-s
nrs. Effie Wund has resumed her
TX as billing cerk in the Pioneer
,nphoen office after ten days
atioR.
D ew ginghams. messalines. satins.
bss goods at Jackman & Lemons.
22-s
dANTED-Two nicely frnished
II housekeeping roome by young
rJle. No children. Phone 9S9. 23-3
SIS Susie Bradley. 1918 South
= street, entertained few friends
The first meeting of the Beau
= club will be held at the hon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
Or. ANDERSON WILL PREACH.


DR.. J. A. Anderson OF Little Rock,
Ark, arrived in the city today and
will preach at the Methodist church,
tomorrow both morning and evening.
DR.. Anderson is editor of the West
ern Methodist. a UNCONVENTIONAL pub
LEGATION. He and Rev. Butler were
class mates and entered the ministry
with class OF nine in the Arkansas
conference. They are the only mem
bers Of their class who are now liv.
ing. Dr. Anderson has visited in
chickasha several times and his
ability as a speaker is known. He
needs no introduction to chickasha
people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
San souci Club Continues
to Support Scholarship

San souci Club Continues
to Support Scholarship
BY a unanimous vote Of the me
bers OF the San Souci club last mig
motion to continue the scholarsh
fund in the Girls College was pal
ed and the work Of securing fun
for the support Of a young lady
the Institution will be begun at on,
The club held the distinction
beginning the scholarship movemei
The first meeting Of the club Il
season was held last night at t
home Of Miss Annie Wade O'Neill
the purpose OF organizing for t
years work Officers were elect
as follows Miss Kelia Clark. pr
ident; Miss Bess Buckley, vice pr
ident; Miss Miriam Inglis, secretar
Miss Inez Springer treasurer nj
Clara Myer, parliamentarian; Nj
Laura Kramer. critic; Miss Belle
Williams. press agent Miss AMI
Wade O'Neill. retiring president,
ter two years Of service was Yot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
MAGAZINE WRITER HERE.

Mrs. A. E. Perry who edited the
article in sturm's Magazine under
the head. "An Oklahoman Abroad .
is in Chickasha for few days visit
ing at the home Of Mrs.. Mary High.
towner. Mrs. Perry has written many
articles for the magazines and is
well known over the state as writ.
er Of ability. She will spend severel
days here visiting friends. Mrs.
Perry toured Europe last summer
and has given an interesting account
of her travels and Sightseeing ex-
pediti5R in the Sturm's article.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
MOORE SELLS TAILOR
SHOP TO MONROE

Wallace Moore has sold his tailor.
ing shop to John Monroe OF the
Eagle Mercantile store Mr.. Moore
has not yet decided upon his bust.
ness for the future G. Z. Vance
will have charge Of the establish
ment. Mr. Monroe the new proprie-
tor win continue with the Eagle
Mercantile company as salesman. The
shop is located on north Third street
and is one Of the up-to-date tailoring.
cleaning and pressing establishments
in the town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
RURAL SCHOOL REpoRrs.

Report cards wers heing mailed to
the teachers in the districts Of tho
county today from County superln.
tendent G. F. Newell's office The
teachers will be requested this term
to make three reports. one to the
patron. one to the school district
clerk and one to the county super
intendent Blank cards for each re-.
port were mailed out today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
WOMACK
A SUDDEN
CONVERT
Applies Test to Rock Creek
and is Shouting
Oil Now

DR.. Womack, OF South Sixth street
who has had very little faith In the
Rock Greek oil field project is now
a convert and is ready to tell the
story OF his conversion. DR.. Wo-
mack has a little experiment an his
own, with which he locates oil and
gas. He has said on several occa-
sions that he had no faith in the oil
fields south OF town.
Ike Harness took DR.. Womack out
to the fields Friday OF this week and
converted him. ~ had no faith In
the field when went out but car
ried my chemical apparatus which I
use to locate oils and gases" said
Dr. Womack i have used the same
experiment in several occasions and
Il has always been true. Before the
Beaumont fields were located my
experiment registered gas and oil IN
large quantities In that location and
the Red Rock oil and gas fields are
just as rich according TO my exper-
imental registration"
Dr. WonlacE IS enthusiastic over
the prospects for oil and gas and
his faith was SO great that he pur.
chased lots Of Mr. Harness before
leaving the fields He says that his
instrument never fails TO register
correctly and that every test has
proven It, "on win be struck in
the C-ady county fields at depth Of
abolt 400 feet" says Or. Womack.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-23
REPORTS DENIED
BY WICKERSHAM

Telegram by United Press.
New York. Sept. 23.-Dispatches
from Breton Woods. New Hamp-
shire. signed by Attorney General
Wickersham deny the published ac-
counts today that he will jail all
trust officials.
The attorney general also denied
that he intends to compel the re-or-
ganizing Of thrusts or face dissolu-
ton suits