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The evening world., 1911-01-30
BRIDE, ON TRIAL
FOR SANITY; SEEKS
TO CONTROL RICHES
Brother Of Mrs. Eleanor Scott
Ongley Asks a Conservation
for Her S25O,OOo Estate.

Mrs. Eleanor Scott Ougley. seventy
eight years old. who increased a be-
quest Of $4,000 by her business man.
agemcnt into $4,000 In n few year, and
then married at s~evcrty-cight, was on
trial for her sanity before Justice
Blackmar iu the supreme Court In
Brooklyn to-day.
Her brother. George W. Scott, a mem
her OF the Larchmont Yacht Club and
owner OF tho schooner yacht Milady.
has asked for a committee TO take
charge OF her affairs. He Is Interested
In the Scott & Bovine drug manufacture
Ing concern.
Mrs. Onglcy was engaged 10 Henry
w. Onglcy when She wa thirty-six years
old and he was twenty at her home IN
England. The engagement was broken
because OF the wishes OF her parents,
and onglcy came to this country and
married another. lie had three children.
His wife died about a year ago, and on
Dec. II he married his first love. VINO
had never married, and in the meantime
Inherited n fortune from one OF her
brothers and increased II.
In pctitionlng that she be adjudged In.
competent. her brother sets forth that
Mrs. Ongley before her marriage was
given to vague night wanderings about
the streets OF Brooklyn and that on one
occasion he had to go 10 the Adams
street police station to claim her and
take her back to Her home.
y number or letters were introduced
In evidence. In ono OF them she re-
bukcd one OF her brothers for asking
her to . clothing to her brother
william who was III In Richmond. Va.
WHY DO you ask me 10 send Wits
coat" she wrote. when YOU know he Is
burning up down there IN Richmond?'
The evening world., 1911-01-30
GOV. DIX PLANS
NEW / G WAY BOARD
Especial from . Staff Correspondent Of The Even.
ing World.) |

Especial from . Staff Correspondent Of The Even.
ing Worid.)
ALBANY. Jan. 3o.-Details Of the
plans OF Gov. Dix for the abolition of
the present State Highway Commission
became known to-day. Contrary to All
expectati... the hood Roads work Is no,
to be turned over to state Engineer
Bensel. but a slngle-headed commission
VIII bs created to take the place OF
the present high-paid board OF one DEM
ocratic n two Republican members.
The bill carrying out the Governors
Idea Will be put In early this week. 1t
abolishes the old commission and cre-
ates a new Department Of Highways.
me head Of which Is to be known as
the State Superintendent Of Highways.
At the request of Gov. Dix. State En-
gineer Densel has investigated the
State Highway Commission and his re-
port makes serious charges OF extrava-
gance and inemoiency.
Il. Percy Hooker. chairman OF the
highway Commission. has organized q
STATE wide campaign to save his job
ana mas sent delegations from nearly
every county OF the state 10 urge Gov.
DIX TO retain the commission plan.
line OF attack. which has been
effecti'e with the upstate county super
visors. Is that Tammany Is trying to
graz of the big road contracts through
state Engineer Bensel.
Gov. Dix has outgeneralled Hooker
oy yielding to the demands OF the SUI
pervisors and will retain the commits
sion, but with a single Democratic head.
The Governors highway bill wipiug
out the present high salaried comm
sion and creating In its place n state
superintendent OF Highways. with the
state Engineers and Surveyor and the
state Superintendent OF Public Works
AZ advisory commissioners. was intro
duced to-day by Senator Murtaugh and
Assemblyman Colling. The bill per-
inlts the Governor to appoint the SUI
p~erintendent OF Highways and to Ak his
salary, provided, however, that 1t shall
not be more than $1,000 a year. In ex-
planning the bill to-day Senator MUIR
laugh said:
This bill does not interfere with
the present organization OF the De-
pnrtment OF Highways other thar To
substitute the new commission for tho
old. Highway construction and main
tenance Will proceed without interrup-
ton. and II is believed more efficiently
n economically than nder the pres
ent commission. Under the bill the
state Engineer and Superintendent Of
Public Works may each designate q
deputy 10 attend meetings OF the com.
mission In their place"
This II the first OF n series OF bills
to he introduced this week to carry GU,
the Governors recommendations for
economy and retrenchments.
The evening world., 1911-01-30
Does Gaynor Know Shonts?
SLIGO BALL TONIGHT.
Gaelic Dancing to Ne "a Feature of
Ihlrty-third Annual Celebration

Al the Amsterdam Opera House, West
Forty-fourth street. this n the
Sligo Mems Association OF New York
VIII hold It's thirty-third annual ball.
This Is the Oldest Irish society in Amer.
iea' and some OF the most prominent
men in the city are members.
The address OF wecome will be delIy.
cred by Hon. William Bourke Cochran,
a native OF Sligo. Thomas Kelly. State
President OF the Ancient Order OF HI
bernians, will lead the grand march.
Patrick Coen. chairman OF the commit
tee. says the exhibition OF Gaelic dane
ing 10 be given by the Gaelic societies
OF the city will be the best ever seen
In New York. Rev, NJ. o'Flanagan. the
Gaelic Leagues envoy here. has organ.
ized the Gaelic classes for the occasion.
The evening world., 1911-01-30

Judge Fawcett in Brooklyn to-day
sentenced Adolph Blum to not less than
W years and six months or more than
four years ana eight months In Sing
Sing for robbing his father-in-law az
No. 25d Grove street, Brooklyn. and
beating his motler-in-law two years
ago. He was not caught until three
weeks ago. They discovered after no
married their daughter hat he was not
a physician. as he pretended to he. and
took him To task. In reyenge he gath
away with 1t after = aSht With the
mother.
The evening world., 1911-01-30

The Morse ship Majenka. coming into
port to-day undcr fun sail with "a cargo
OF Nitro from Punta Arenas. down at the
tip end Of South America. reported the
burial at sea of 1vln Evanssen. a sailor.
He had been Sent aloft In a gale on Dec.
II to reef a topsall. lost his grip and fell
to the deck, dying instantly.
The evening world., 1911-01-30

EyeC woman wants 10 be attractive. A beau
tiful bust, ptc'tly rounded neck and shoulder,
s%inoothly moulded limbs are womans greatest
charm.
So absolutely sure are we that we can give
every woman the additional fesh essential to a
perfect figure, that We are willing and anxious
TO take all the !isk and prove II at our expense.
No matter whether your thinness Is caused by
sickness or inheritance, ,iLI Whitney's Flesh
Builder will permanently hull up and beautify
Your figure. II acts directly % the ft-ur0duc-
ing cells and fils p' all the hollow place :
Thousands ~ women owe their superb figures
to my treatment. 1t viii enlarge your bust meas
urement from two TO .lX In hes. round out ,r,.
shoulder. and arms, and develop your limbs. The
free trial treatment proves thls.
Remember, am masking this Demonstration.
without cu,t 10 You. Nor doe, n involve anS
obligation on your uar, 70 purGh g, This Is a
purely vegetable comnound, Ahsyluteiy harmless
u iicrcnt from ANYTHING you have ever seen OF
heard q.
Treatment No. |" is a general system fe.h
lWldcr Tor 10th men rud women, 'rrUatment y .
=" T. for giving dcrcl npinC' ~ the huat. Please
.ay which Treatment, sou I.rtr. ouly one can
Ne had.
Ne sure 20 write to-day. NOW. This offer my
be withdrawn any time. Address The G. l..
Jnnes CompnnI, PSI A. Friend Building
Elnlra. \. y, and a generous free trial
VIII he sent You In a plain package by re-
turn mail.
The evening world., 1911-01-30
"GAYNOR'S FRIEND
SH0NTS" RAISES
STORM N COURT
Remark Highly Improper,
Says Court, Hearing Argyll
ment in Bingham Case.

n sensational incident came up In the
Gaynor-B Bingham controversy In Justice
Gerard's part of the Supreme Court to-
day. The former Police Commissioners
attorney. Il. C. Crowley. was closing his
argument In opposition TO a motion Of
fered by Mayor Gaynor's counsel to
have vacated Justice Cons order that
tho Mayor must submit to nm examlna-
ton before trial. Lawyer Crowley was
quoting presidents to establish his
point when he concluded:
And here's an opinion made by the
Mayor when he was Justice Gaynor in
Brooklyn and writing an opinion for his
friend Shonts OF the Interborough.'
Here. here interrupted Lawyer ste.
phen c. Baldwin. for the Mayor. II
don't see why Gen. Bingham's friend
should seek to interject the friends of
the Mayor into this matter. They are
As highly respectable as are the friends
OF his W client
Improper, Says Court.
THAT Will do and end his matter"
declared Justice Gerard. THE remark
was a highly improper one to make
Gen. Bingham's lawyer had secured an
order from Justice Con directing Mayor
Gaynor to present himself for examlna-
ton In ex-Justics Joseph +. Days Office
at No. 80 Wall street. tomorrow.
1t was commended by the Mayors law
yer that the order had no merit, IN that
the Bingham-Gaynor controversy was
bofore the Appellate Division OF the SUI
preme Court and that the upper court's
action allowed the Mayor twenty days
or grace before any action by his oppo-
nent. II was claimed tdat Justice
Goffs order was signed during this
period.
BinSlam's suit against the clty's
Executive grew out OF the Duffy case,
IN which the Mayor. then a Justice OF
the Supreme Court, wrote a letter to
Mayor Mcclellan charging the police
VITA pounding the boy aud keeping
his picture In the Rogues' GaLery. JUS
tice Gerard took the papers in the ar
guInent and reserved decision.
Does Gaynor Know Shonts7
Leaving the courtroom, Lawyer Bald
win stated he did not think that the
Mayor knew Mr.. Shonts.
The Mayor" said the lawyer, 'is
'.iteIl} opposed to the present subway
situation. and has 50 expressed himself
TO his personal friends. But they have
the !fdneA,ses-a matter TO be regretted.
OF course"
The evening world., 1911-01-30

The Lotos Club. No. no West Fifty
sesenth street. that The me-
ssrlsl exhibit OF paintings By the late
iNeis Loci viii bs NJ virw ~ meinoers
~ friends and 10 the pubic by card
sassi 81 tnciading ysb. 1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

raising, hogs dairying or cattle can
BY dropping a postal card % Senator
Gore al Washington obtain any and
all OF such bulletins.
House Making Progress.
The democratic house is making
much progress IN tariff legislation.
while the republican senate is mark
ing time. The house viii pass a farm.
ers' free list bill. whieh will greatly
aid the farmer in the purchase OF ne
cessities. but this measure is sentenc-
ed 70 death. as it seems, in the high
tariff republican senate
Congressman Carter is on the ailing
list, but still in the ring.
Senator Gore has taken up with the
department Of state the matter OF dis
elimination in tariff rates against
American cotton seed oil by the Aus
train government He has requested
the state department to take action
looking to the adjustment OF the mat
ter to the best interests Of the cotton
planters Of Oklahoma.
Taft's postal commission which was
appointed to look into postal condi-
tions, seems to have life-size joker
in it in the shape OF Lawrence Max
well Tafts -townsman and att
torney for the Adams and Southern
Express companies. With Mr.. Max
well as member of this commission
it seems certain that the express com
panies will at least get a square deal
Taft has fumbled the ball SO badly
that Che hopes Of the friends OF bis
strenuous and strident predecessor
have been revived and it looks as
though they viii be active in their
support Of him against Taft for the
1912 nomination
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
KEEP MONEY AT HOME.


The following editorial from the En-.
poria Gazette is equally as applicable
to chickasha as it is to the Kansas
town:
Every man vino has a dollar to in.
vest can make per cent on it in
this community. II he desires an
absolutely gilt-edged bond he can
make & or he can put it in munich
pal bonds and make 4ls. That is a
fair return. BUT some people are not
satisfied with fair return. SO they
80 OH chasing rainbows. They buy
stock in the Rathole Mining company
they invest in alligator pasturess they
put their money into cement stock;
they purchase blue sky and superheat-
ed atmosphere from the ends Of the
earth and get large chunks Of unsal.
able experience that hangs like lead
upon them
Enough money has gone out Of EN-.
poria for fool investments to make
this town the handsomest ia the world,
and this county garden spot. Yet no
dollar invested in a reputable concern
in this town ever failed to return anu
bring its interest. There is just as
much folly in buying mail order gro.
ceries, dry goods and hardware. Mon
cy kept at home brings home value re.
ceived. Money invested in blue sky
and the hills that are green afar off,
brings trouble with 10 per cent inter
est"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
WHAT MARY HAD.

Mary had Thomas cat;
It warbled like Caruso.
A neighbor swung baseball batg-
Now Thomas doesn't do SO.
st. Louis Times
Mary had chatting dish;
She made an omelet
And now her neighbors sadly wish
They hadn't gone and ct.
Milwaukee Sentinel
Mary had little pug;
Twas sleek and fat and round,
One day it chewed a Persian rug
Now puggie's in the pound.
Chicago Tribune.
Mary had little lamb,
A Tom cat and a pug.
But what she fancied most Of all
Was just a little hug.
louisville Post
Mary had great big foot;
The hobble tipped it while
She tripped her way downtown. so
now
She sticks to the old style.
Republic, Mo. Monitor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

ship wants to besmirth his principals
reputation in advance OF actually in
terminating disclosures. Ii would be
quite enough glory for any scholastic
explorer to prove to the world that
Shakespeare was an imposter with
out making Bacon out murderer.
Besides, what can be done about it
now? The statute OF limitations has
run against me case and there is no
body to punish if it is proven mat
Bacon actually split the actors head
with meat ak. We do not believe
that DR.. Owen would be in favor OF
hunting down all those claiming de-
scent from the distinguished Bacon
and hanging them at Ludgate.
OF course. the millions OF lovers
of Shakespeare in the world would
be glad to have this hoaly contro-
yersy settled one was or another
But really 1t makes little difference,
so long as we have the imperishable
works themselves, who wrote them
The wot.sss 81 Shakespeare by any
other name would be as great. Dis
credit has been cast upon some Of
the famous writings Of antiquity, but
SO far as the modern world is concern
ed what does 1t matter whether HON.
er wrote the Had or John Smith wrote
it, so long as the claimants were con
temporaneous?
One thing, at least, is quite plain,
and that is that Dr. owen, like many
another literary adventurer, is talk
ing too much in proportion to the
results actually accomplished. If SO
valuable a find is lying at the bottom
OF the River Wye. 1t would not seem
a very difficult job to dig it out, and
the cipher chaser would do well to
hold Lis tongue until his undertaking
is completed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
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WAS BACON A MURDERER.

SO long as the scholarly disputants
Ia the shakespeare-Bacon conro-
versy confined themselves to merely
questioning the authorship generally
attributed to the Bard OF Avon, IL
was not considered very serious
matter one way or another. But the
affair has assumed a tragical aspect
ana from the simple academic discus
sion we see an ardent Baconist open
~ charging that his own idol actually
killed Shakespeare and buried his
body in a box now resting deep in the
mud at the bottom or the River Wye,
says the Kansas city journal.
Dr. Olive w. Gwen, an American,
evolved a cypher system Of his own
BY which he claims that he has dis
covered the great secret Of the real
authorship of the so-called Shake
speare manuscripts. Acting on this
theory. DR.. owen IS delving and ex-
carating in the River Wye and ex-
pressing confidence in his ultimate
success. he expects, so he says, t.
bring 10 light an ancient cache which
win be found to contain the fun and
complete answer 70 the riddle or lit
erature.
4 Is not easy to understand why
ihis champion Of Baconlan author
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
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= What would you think OF a +
! merchant who wrote you a letter !
+ on wrapping paper2 Your sta ;
+ tionery represents you-it is an =
+ introduction 70 strangers with =
! whom YOU want to do business. =
= What kind of an impression does +
! the stationery you are using to- +
+ day make upon the outside !
+ world? The Daily Express has =
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+ and who do REAL printing Oh =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
nALKED AT coLD STEEL.

= wouldn't let a doctor cut my foot
off. said H. d. Ely, Bantom, Ohio
although a horrible ulcer had been
the plague Of my life for four years.
lneiead / used Bucklens Arnica salye
and my foot was soon completely cur
ed Heals burns, boils, sores, bruises,
eczema, pimples, corns. surest Pile
cure. 25c az Brown y Coz DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
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Washington, May s. The demo
cratic politicians in the national CAPT
tai are sitting up and taking notice Of
Governor Woodrow Wilson's trip to
the far west. A few months ago Gov.
Harmon seemed to have the call on
the nomination, but the tide is chang
ing. Wilson seems to have run by the
Buckeye man. Wilson's vigorous leg
islatiye policy and the much needed
reforms which he has forced through
an unwilling legislature in the trust
ridden state Of New Jersey has mark
ed him as a statesman of the highest
order and as a presidential candidate
Of the highest availability. Keep your
eyes on Wilson.
Gore to Encourage Poultry Raising.
Senator Gore is following up his
corn clubs with an effort to induce
the boys Of Oklahoma to engage in
the poultry business and will follow
that with an effort to interest them in
hog raising and in dairying Any farm
er in Oklahoma desiring bulletins on
the subtle of corn, cotton, poultry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

In Arkansas the lower branch Of the
Legislature has passed Gbill making II
unlawful for any public official to get
drunk more than once during his term
Of office, the penalty being forfeiture
of office. Thus the cause Of temper
ance goes sweeping on and Arkansas
leads the procession.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

"Spotless town" is a new name for
chickasha. It was applied by staff
correspondent OF the Dallas News who
was here with the boosters. We ought
to keep the town SO clean that it will
always deserve this name.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

The Chandler Tribune last week is
sued one OF the best special editions
we have neen. 1t is handsomely illus
trated and clearly portrays the devel-
opment and the resources Of Lincoln
county. The publishers are entitled to
congratulations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

We can't help wishing that the cor
respondents who furnish the Mexico
dope would furnish us more facts
and fewer suspicious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. =
4
; Complied by the Grady County .
Abstract Company, 1Os .
) North Third Street. Z

w w Beavers and wife to J w Webb
and G West S-l6-ll, $500, w 70 #
of lots ls, IA, 15, IS, IL, is blk IL
Sparks 1st add to Chix.
c West to J w Webb 4-22-11. So
200. V interest in same land.
G and G Nations to Arthur Marshall
$780, p TX ne; e1s NV ne; W W ne Sc
1865. aass
Benjamin Hampton to H Mead Sd
II, $175. Lot p, 22, %, blk Ken
wood add to Chix.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

The Dallas boosters were unit in
declaring that they had seen no finer
country that the Washita valley The
reason is clear there isn't any.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

"John, the janitor's son whipped
Jimmy today" well, that's no great
calamity. Suppose Jimmy had
whipped the janitor's son?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

The Colorado legislature adjourned
without electing senator-another
argument for direct election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

Meantime Uncle 81 remarks that we
are having some fine GROWN weather.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
FTrtTnq CIR.

Literary Mistress Bridget, | want
to make you a present Er which is
your fayorite poet -Harper's Bazar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

Don't Get the "sweII Head"
Pride goeth before destruction and
naughty spirit before fall.--Pro-
verbs 1918.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

A problem OF the early morn
With which We daily grapple
Is shall we start on shredded corn
Or buckwheat cakes or scrapple?
Youngstown Telegram
"Did you tell that man who was
around photographing for the news.
paper that you didn't want your pic.
ture taken?"
Yes" answered the eminent but
uncomely parsonage.
did he take ofiense"
mo; he said be didn't blame me-
Exchange
u should like to chat with you a
while, Mrs. Duggan.7 says the young
lady who has taken up settlement work
according to Judge. Il want 70 talk
with you about" Are ye one Of
them uplifters2' interrupts Mrs. Dug
gan without taking her hands from the
We'll, in a sense that is my
hope" "Well, I've just this to say. /
was one day behind with my washin's
last week because of helpful visitin
committee ladies', an from now on
them that wants to improve my condi-
ton in life viii either have to do tn
washin' while ! sit down an listen or
pay me so cents an hour fr hearth
them through with an interested an
aspirin expression ~ Kansas city
star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

a Cleveland mother has sent this
somewhat satrieal note to the teacher
Of her small son: Pardon me for call.
ing your attention to the fact that you
have pulled Johnnie's right ear until
it is getting longer than the other.
Please pull the left ear for awhile. and
oolige his mother Human Life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

mma year, delivered By carrier ---e4.ss
nix months. delivered By carrier 2.4o
Whroa months, delivered By carrier 1.2o
@nA month, delivered bE carrier ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

Myles-Just back from your Euro
pean trip?
styles-Juss back.
Enjoy the trip?
Parts Of it.
How'd you like ST. Petersburgg
No good; almost impossible to get
a bath there.
And Venice = did you like Venice?
All, that's the place my boy. All
you had to do in Venice was to drop
out Of your front window in the morn.
ing to get Yonkers States.
man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08
SMILE OR TWO.


womans club in Cherryyale is to
debate the question. Resolved: That
most men would rather have a good
old chicken dinner served by wife
lin soiled calico dress and uncurled
hair than be met at the door with a
smile and kiss by dressed-up help
mate and sit down to cold asparagus
on toast. - Kansas City Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-08

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