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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-16
DOdder in Alfalfa

You viii find enclosed vine that is in
my Alfalfa. 1t seems to be spreading very
fast Please let me know as soon. as
possible what to do with IT, my field is
heavily seeded; viii It hurt the seed
Kindly name it for me-Rolla Gilbert,
Blaine County
The weed you have in your alfalfa
field is what is known as dodder; il
is the worst pest there is in alfalfa.
In many cases whore fields get thor
oughly infested with this weed 1t is
necessary to plow up the fields and
cultivate them to other crops in order
to kill out the dodder; where the
patches are small it may be killed out
by cutting the alfalfa at the usual time
and then covering the parts Of ground
infested with the dodder with manure
so that the ground will be covered
about six inches deep. The alfalfa viii
force its way through this manure aft
er a time; the dodder will not.
If your alfalfa field is generally in
tested with dodder, do not believe
you can do anything. This pestiferous
weed comes in with the alfalfa seed.
wish to say that you are rendering
yourself liable if you sell seed from
your alfalfa field without clearing it OF
the dodder seed; ana if you know who
sold you the alfalfa seed with the dod-
der seed in it you have good grounds
for a damage suit. Most all Of our
states have laws against the sale OF
dodder infested seed of any kind. 1t
is particularly bad in alfalfa, although
1t sometimes infests other clover fields
as we'll
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-16

TIE MONEY WHICH YOU SPEND
At HOME MAY COME BACK TO
YOU: SEND IT AWAY AND YOU
sEE II NO MORE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-16
(First published Sept s. 1919
NOTICE FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE or WILL.

State of Oklahoma, county Of Grady,
IS. In County court
Notice is hereby given to all per.
sons interested in the estate Of Mar.
tin Compelube, deceased, that on the
9TH day of September, 1911. James y.
nyohe, produced and filed in the
County court Of the county Of Grady
and state Of Oklahoma an instrument
in writing purporting to be the last
viii and testament Of Martin Com.
pembe, deceased, and also filed in
said court his petition praying for the
probate OF said will, and that letters
testamentary isued thereon 10 James
p Dyche the executor named in said
will, and that said petition will be
heard at the court room Of said court
in the city of Chickasha in said eoun.
~ and state. on Monday the 25th day
OF September, 1911, at the hour OF i0
O'Clock. a. M, of said day. when and
where all persons interested can ap.
pear and show cause, il any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
In testimony whereof. | have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
Of the county court Of said county,
this 9Th day OF September, 1911.
(Seal.) n. NJ. WILLIAMS,
9.S-1Od. County Judge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-16

Thos. B. Losey attorney for plaintiff.
S-29-2ld
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-16
infectious Lauohter.

Some Of our prominent scientists
are 50 impressed with the gerE peril
that they go around looking pretty
solemn all the time. on the theory
that laughter is both contagious and
infectious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. Malone. of wes-
ton. were in the city last evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
A Stfan e Nan
PROF. ]. MALCOM
lIFE'S MYSTERIES REVEALED

Locked in that mysterious sleep
where the soul shakes Off its mortal
shackels.
Prof. Malcolm. the living, breathing.
proof Of the master of palmistry: who
has absorbed the knowledge of one
hundred and five authors upon this
great science. y science that is today
recognized by our United states gov
ernment.
Prof. Malcolm reads your past and
predicts the future destiny of the inv
dividuuls. He is not common for
tune teller, but one whose soul breaks
into the latryinth or space and TINE,
and meets there the skeletons of your
past. the realities OF your future and
returns to this potential sphere to
warn and advise you. Just think OF 4
man who can take your mind and
read from the lines. Your past and
future life gre flashed before him like
a panorama. No matter what your
troubles are, physical ailments are.
he viii tell you. Prof. Malcom is de-
voting his life to the cause OF re-
uniting the family ties that have been
broken between man and wife.
Do you wish to overcome the in
huence that mars your happiness?
DO you wish to overcome and control
the one you love? Do you wish to
know why you have failed to attain
success?
CONSULT NI.ALCOM, WHO HAS
HELPED OTHERS AND WILL
HELP you. SATISFACTION; IL
NOT, IT'S FREE" SPECIAL READ
INGs 5Oc-S1. HOURS, y. VI. TO
= u rnNTNTI-TEfyT T.
HOTEL.
y. B.-THE FIRST CALLER WILL
RECEIVE A FREE LIFE READING.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
MOTHERS DAY
viii Be Observed This Year
White Carnations Will
Be Worn

mothers Day. which occurs May Il,
viii be observed generally through
out the United States, and Cd course
will be observed in clarksburg. some
of the -fraterual Organizations having
taken up the matter. The governors
OF eight states have issaed proclansa-
tons asking its observance and The
mayors OF many cities have done
likewise.
While the white carnation Is tho
Mothers Day special flower, any
white flower Will do. It's whiteness
stands FOR purity; its form. beauty;
its fragrance. love; fts lasting quail
ties, faithfulness. 1T IS likely this
year that Mothers Day WILL he OBJ
served by more people Id this city
than in any previous year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
MISSING
From Their Homes Are Lyon
and Smith of Town of
-Lumberport.

Wilson Lyon. of Lumberport. is
strangely missing. About three
weeks ago he checked considerable
money out of the bank and went to
the home OF his father. 9 R. Lyon,
of Salem. Leaving there he has
neither been seen nor heard of since
by his family. His wife and child
rem are much concerned ever his
action.
L. A. Smith. of Lumberport, has
also disappeared from home. The
last time the family heard from him
several weeks ago he was at
Leayenworth, Kansas. A year or two
ago Smith shot himself but the
wound did not prove fatal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
MEMORIAL
Day at Grafton is TO Be CeIe-
brated on a Greater Scale
Than Ever.

GRAFTON, May i-Memoria!
Day, May so. Orators annual big
day. will Sc observed this year n an
appropriate manner, and the early
Indications are that it will surpass
the celebrations of past years, If the
plans carry through as well as they
have started.
AT the regular meeting of the
Grafton Board OF Trade the matter
was taken up for discussion. and a
committee of Reno Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, comprised Of
Messrs. J. c. Lewellyn, Thomas
Nuzuum and S. ]. WiIlhide, ap-
peared before the board and asked
its cooperation in the matter OF the
celebration of the day. After. some
discussion the public celebration
committee OF the board. comprised
of Messrs. II. j. Pracht, V. NJ. Kerr.
IS. J. Walter, A. E. y. Means. II.
NJ. Murray and Harry Friedman.
was instructed to meet Jointly later
in the board of trade rooms with
the committee of the C. A. r. and
the executive committee of the Mer-
chants Association. to discuss the
observance of the day and to devise
ways and mems for raising the
fund necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
s tie Leader Who I lses the
Axe against lnterna-
tionaI War.

BA1lIilE0RE. Md. May Pres
sdent TAFT as the leader VINO has
tlaId the axe to the root OF .nterna-
tionaI war. was eulogized by Al
tdEew Carnegie IN an address i'sfore
the third National Peace Congress
here
~ rise with d.mdence. said Mr..
Carnegie. TO address the members
OF our various peace societies here
assembled in the presence of The
great peace. compelling ruler-tLie
bearer of the message from on high,
who, through his trumpet with one
blast, has blown down the strong
hold or International war, which lay
In the fallacy that nations could not
submit to arbitration questions af-
fecting their honor or vital inter
sests without losing sovereigntys
which only meant, however, their
fancied dignity, the truth being that
the nation which could not submit
any and every question was already
bereft Of sovereignty, which means
power to do what 1t pleases. When
nation agrees to settle all DIS
putes, she possesses her sovereignty.
TO President Taft's appeal 10 the
world, in which both his heart and
head went forth for one great ma
ton to join his country in. proving
their sovereignty by agreeing TO
submit all disputes to peaceful Set
Element, behold there came such re-
Spouse across the sea from the other
branch of our Eng!lsa-spealsing
race, as had never been made to any
appeal before The leaders OIL
parties n Britain sunk the partisan
in the patriot, touched by the Presf-
dents appeal The nation was
all parties fused into
one Today the representative Of
the two lands are forming the
treaty. and here Britain knows moth
ing of party. for ALI parties COOP
crate, a sublime spectacle, proving
that party issues fade in the pres
ence Of the high. moral issue which
:eads nations to peace. What OF
our own atstesmea. leaders OF party?
Are Trey TO emulate the compeers
Of Britain? Ny prediction is thai
Chat they WI prove to the word
thas politics with us are only skin
deep. and that our statesmen rise
above party. When great moral
worldwide victory is within OK
grasp. am not without some basis
Tor the faith that IS within me.
In 1888 there flashed upon the
mind OF Franklin the fds5 or Tie
federation or states. This was &c
BE under the monarchy. tH tbs
measure or Frankl!n's we have the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04

Miss Nina Sheets, of Weston, has
returned home after visit in the
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
CHEMICAL P=ANT
Plant is Being Planned by the
Grafton Board of Trade
and Others.

GRAFTON. May 4.-Among things
that are before the Board of Trade
for discussion is a proposition from
the Solar Chemical Company, Of
Washington, d. c.. for the establish
ment of factory here for the man
ufacture of it's product.
The Solar company manufactures
all kinds of soaps, bathing and shaw
ing powder and other antiseptic tot
let articles, and the industry will
employ about fifty people. The prop
osition as submitted to the board
in the rough. locked like : very good
one and it was viewed with favor by
all present. Details were not talked
over.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
ANEsTHETECs
Is the subject for Treatment ut Meet
ing OF Medical school.

The subject to be discussed At the
meeting OF the Morrison County Po&t
Graduate Medical school tonight IN
the Empire building is ''Anesthetics.' =
Or. G. L Howell Is on the prosram
10 discuss .tPrepa ration for and
Choice or an AnestlIetic;r' DR.. c. c.
Jarv-s. accidents Resulting from the
Use OF Anesthetscs.' and DR.. II. l..
St9pn Local Application of Anes-
eheties''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04

rlvaied AIierfea.u eonst it4tidnl
rankIin Gllarded ld 1syeiuped
this germ unt1 Il biossomed, aud
nov il astonishes the 5rid. Keeping
~ states comprising tfe wealthiest
i1atsoR IN the world has ever seen,
in peaceful hhrmonious relations
: ever growing ciosef. Gen6emen, IN
an Snsplred moment our leader saw
lthe great light. How when. where,
we know not. Probably the message
came. to him in Hash and he was
guided he knew not hSw. hut
surely the Angel OF the Lord ap-
peaEed and entrusted to him the di-
vine mission.
Il occupy strange position;
iByitain is my motherland, the Rec
public my wiFeiand I love them
both, as mother and as wife, ard to
see my native and adopted lands
hand in hand leading the world to
peace would add new charm to my
life. can not imaglne to what ex-
tremes might GO even to murmur-
ing. Now let thy servant depart In
peace, for he has, seen the Glory OIL
the Lord!,''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
DELIVERS ADDRESS.

The Rev Bergen d. STEELE went o
Parkersburg Thursday morning to
deliver an address before the
twenty-ninth annual convention OF
the West Virginia Sunday school AS
so iatfon on the subject, Missionary
Work and its Relation TO the Sunday
School.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
STEEL FOR ADDITION.

structural steel was put on the
ground Thursday for three-story,
brick and steel addition TO the For
dyce building on West Pike street.
The addition Will be 80 by 80 feet
square and will extend the building
to the alley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
SICKNESS AND SUFFERING
STOPPED sPEEDulK.

Cheapest and surest system known.
40 drugs used. send for free booIsg
which tell all about it. Desk q.
THE ONYPAT1IoR CO.,
2O2 Evans Bldg, Washington, 2. *
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04

Balance in the Treasury
Deposited in State De-
positoriss 81, I53, 902.2 20
Invested portion of the
School Fund, Stocks,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
DIPLoAlA EX.AnIINA TIoN.

The second and last diploma ex-
animation of the public schools is
heiug held today at Adamston, Mt.
Clare and West Milford. 1t will
close tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-04
s9s.soo.oC

Total all Funds--in
Treasury and invested $3.50. 500. %
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Daniels Wins
Best Summing
Race Held Here
The Champion Barely Finishes
Ahead in National Amateur
iOO-Yards Event.

In the greatest swimming race ever
seen In this city. G. VI. Daniels came
within a few inches OF losing his title
Of national amateur champion at ono
hundred yards IN tho contest At tho
New York Athletic CLUB. which was at
tended by a crowd OF wildly enthusiastic
members.
Practically tho entire distance the
wonderful National and Olympic ute
holder was an third position n II
looked like a cinch that he would p'
beaten. but Just abous two rect IRON
tho finish he exerted his utmost pow
ers and just managed 10 Que the hns
ak inches ahead OF +. McGillivray And
H. Uebncr OF the Illinois A. c.. VINO
were abreast OF each other. VI time
for the race was Go As. Just four
Nfths of a eco slower thai inc
record held by Daniels.
r. T.. Frltzell OF tho missouri A. VI
the fourth man In the final. tho race
being run off in heats. ana the
two Illinois A. c. men, all hnlsheh
Within ,hrec-nfths OF n second or tho
record. in their winning heats FOL
lowers Of the sport said that IN no
previous race In this country nave
four men aycruEeI such fast time as
was made IN this contest
The evening world., 1911-03-25

Manager Mc0raw admits Thea hb rs-
Fruits have been somewhat q . dh-
appointment whom taken - . whole. but
there are n or two Of the young fei-
lows who will be kept for several weeks
after the season opens. His one ain
this year was 10 add to his pdtchins
stan. but II looks doubtful II he viii
get anything that In an Improvement On
tho present lot. He viii undoubtedly
hold On to TesreAu me Bhonts for .
while ana Hendricks may also b kept
on the bench.
oowdy TO BE Kept 10 catohsr.
Hartley b the one best BET II the
young catchers. but Mc0raw Win keep
oowdy to So II there u . possible
chance Of making him . good hAohstop
0owdy has . wonderful arm In eAot
McGraw says there - not . man In the
National League who can . him
throwing TO the baseA He was signsd
a. . hrt baScman. but he = entirely
TOO slow for that job. 0owdy - . great
hitter and q wonderful thrower and that
lets him out Hc must BE- . catcher or
nothing In the big league. He u . oocky
young fellow and has the q failing Of
not beins over willing to learn. He
thinks he knows a lot already. and tho
one Job hat McGraw has u to rel that
out of his head. At the same time tho
Giant manager Hikes a lighting spirit In
a player. but he says II becomes objso-
tionable when the warlike spirit reaches
a form OF stubbornness.
OF tho lnfclders Fullerton has shown
the best form OF the recruits. Manush
10 a more experienced player. out he r.
not so fast as Fullerton. and McGraw
thinks he will not be "a successful as q
hitter. There wcrc eight major league
clubs after Manush last winter, and Me
Graw will not let him 20 unit. he hal
had a thorough test Of his ability. The
ono objection to Manush % far In hi
slowness In getting the ball away ate
he makes "a good stop. He Ia ono o
those players who have 10 take an extr'
step before throwing the ball. In fss
! company a pla yer must be able to throw
the ball from any position II he expect
to catch the fast inner on slow hi
balls.
As a fielder ManuSh works beautifully
and he knows what 10 DO when he get
on the bases. Fullerton. on tho othel
hand. IL not only a good fielder. but M
can throw from any position. and HI
aim IN utmost as accurate AS that o.
Bridweil. Fullerton played on tn
Princeton team two or three years asc
and made "A good record up In Michigan
playing professional ball last season.
For a while It looked as II Jack John
aton was slated for a position IN the out
field, but he has fallen down lament
The evening world., 1911-03-25
VAOSHN
Game Since
1909 for Polo
Cup Holders
American Team in Their Old
Lineup in Match at Lake
wood To-Day.

For the first time since they won the
International cup at Nottingham. Eng
land. IN 1909. the American team of polo
players will have a practice game to-day
over George Gold's Georgian Court field.
at Latewoob. The men Will play their
old positions: Larry Waterbury l..
james Mortimer Waterbury 2. Harry
Payne Whitney 3 and Devcreaux NIL
burn back. Whitney. who acted an cap
tain of the team In England. Will hold
that responsible position again.
This match game will be a severe trial
TO the American cup defenders. II will
be n test OF their playing ability. mas
much as they must overcome a handl-
cap OF thirty-six points before they will
have a chance to win. The game Is 10
he a handicap affair. Each one OF the
American team has been penAliZed nine
points. Their opponents have not been
selected yet. hut the best players avail
able at this time OF year will oppose the
defenders"
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Manager Dahlen
DiUiQeS His Team
Into 7W0 Mines
One Team Goes to Atlanta,
While the Other Plays
in Chattanooga.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March 1.-THE
Brooklyn National League team. who
won all three games which they pla yed
tho local club, have left here. Manager
Dshlen splitting up his team into two
mines. one OF them going 10 Atlanta.
while the other makes a trip to
Chattanooga, whore exhibition games
viii be played to-day with the local
team. In tho party that started for
Chattanooga, and which IS In charge Of
Manager paIlen, are Barger. McElveen.
stark, CULLEN. Myers. Lejeune. Burch,
Erwin. RIgon, Knetzer. Atchison and
Burk. In the Atlanta squad were Hum
mell, Dauhert, Tooley, Davidson. Wheat,
zimmerman, Coulson, Fischer. Miller
Ryan. Schardt and Bell, Both teams
will meet late tonight In Chattanooga.
whero a three days series VIII be played
with the LOokouts,
The evening world., 1911-03-25
RiHtOp's Star Pitcher Says
He "Sandbagged" His,
Way Into Baseball
Got Fifty Gents for His First
Game and NOW Com
m0ndS Fortune.

n USSEI.L WILLIAM FORD. star
pitcher OF the New York High
ianders Baseball Club and the
peer Of any pitcher in the American
League. IL the "hnd" Of no man. II
his Big seoth.r Gene had not been
somewhat ci n success as a ball player
the chances are that Russell would to-
day be cultivating and filling his
fathers farm up in the Province OF
Saskatchewan. Canada. The old say
ing of like father. like son." does not
mean OF course that like brother. like
brother. 50 Of course Russell had to
declare himself a member Of one team
or another and prove what he vas with
his fists. And the same course he had
20 pursue to even get into professional
baseball. To use his own expression,
he "sandbagged his way" into base
ball.
1t will be twenty-elght years ago on
April - that Russell came to this earth
in the little town OF Brandon. Mani
The evening world., 1911-03-25

George Stal,ings was the manager
OF tho club IN 1900 and because Ford
did not show up verr well in the spring
something he rarely does, because he
prefers the warm weather 20 work in
the Highlander chief shifted him 10
Jersey city, whore, although the club
finished a miserable last, Ford won the
majority OF his games. And i NAV he
remarked that never since he began
playing ball has he finished a easun
with less than 800 per cent. IN games
won and lost.
His record last year Is TOO well
known to thrash owe again. Sln,ao
II Is TO say that he won twenty-siy
and lost but six games, IT was pos
lively his best year. His best previou g
year was IN Cedar Rapids tho year
he helped win that pennant. when he
had a percentage OF 40 IN pitching.
But Ford's baseball life has been >,
successful that II has been uneventful.
Tho only bright reco.l" lion he enioys
Is the time lie rode NIFTY miles in =,
blackboard 10 Buffalo. y, D., 20 p,av /.
game of ball before a crowd of 1000,
for which lie got MY cents for hls
lays work,
Few hobbies has his fellow. bra W.
Ing cartoons occupies much Of Ms
time, hut few or them has he had
priutcI. lie has never tried. He likes
to carlcaturc h!s team mates ana nearly
cyc-y DO" ." thc club has sGma Sample,
O: his work with the pen and Ink, He
likes TO read too. and It's the higher
class of books that ne seeks. Shakes.
pcare lie like and can reclte many OF
tho poets best works, Kipllug also
appeals TO the pitcher. 20.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Giants Pitchint
Staff Better 70 Start
Season Than in Year,

OAf1AAA Tsx, March B.LThe -
team Of Giant Regulars leave here
eo-mosrow nfeht tor Birmingham
And Atlanta From there they graA.
uAlv 50 DaN vntn they arrive n
New York on Aprt1 & The REGULAR
team = IN nns trim for . ohamulso-
sh3p season. The pitching star =
better lifted to start the saasoo
than Il has teen In several yNaR
The reformation OF Raymond ooor
unns unAhated. and MarQuard has
begun to loot tfke q conner. We al.
wAyu hit wood whom We nv that
however. for that $1,000 beauty has
Gfven W many . Jolt
The evening world., 1911-03-25

toba, Canada. When he was six years
old his folks moved TO Minneapolis.
Mimi, and II was there that the BOY
learned what is printed in school books.
Ills father before him was a fine attn
l%ete-one Of the best crlckctcrs that
Scotland ever parted with. The boy
used to 20 TO see his father bowl games
In various parts OF the country. but did
not Ike the underhani delivery and
lust for that he never took to the ma
slonal game of the old country.
The evening world., 1911-03-25

ably In hb hitting. He covsrv Q tpe Of
ground In the outneid and 10 fast on the
bassA but McGraw has about reached
the conclusion that he cannot learn to
Be . snappy hitter.
Ernest Lush has come TO chs froat
WITH Q rush during tho last two weefs,
AND ne and Forsvthe are the real big
niotsrs OF the team. Lush IL q wonder
ful sprinter. and In h sprint races held
on the neld the other day he beat every
body on the club except Josh Devors.
He In . good outnelder and also an in
fielder. II he does not land a Job Me-
Draw thinks he will land him a rooss
place In the Eastern League or Amer,-
can Association.
or the young pitchers Tesreau,
Shontae. Rudolph and Hendricks have
shown the best form. McGraw Ia par
ticularly pleased with the work Of Big
Jeff Tesreau.