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these men are representative of all that is best
and constructive In our great commonwealth
EMF 80 owners form democracy of varied
interests, among them being Bankers who know the
value OF money and its purchasing power-Lawyers
who are skilled in discovering the weak points in
any argument-Tradesmenw who know how to buy
for proht-Farmers who as class. are the most
careful purchasers OF automobiles Business men
IN the great populous ceners, who had every oppor-
tunlty to draw comparisons and weg the merits of
rval cars-Doctors who demand the kind of car
that must be always ready-at moments notice
to go anywhere over any kind of road-every
trade and profession milEonaires and men who live
upon modest incomes are all represented in the great
army of EMF 80 owners
But there is one reason why vou should buv an
E-MF 80 that is greater and more convincing
than any one of those 10000 reasons that made
men choose an EMF 80" rather than any other
car car at any other p1ce And this, what we call
the unanswerable reason" has been getting
stronger and bigger every day, from the time the
tlrst E-M-t ~ passed into the hands of the first
owner until this very moment; in fact, now 1t is
like some irresistible power moving all over the land
and sweeping everything before it we call this in
vlncible reason by simple name everybody
knows.
Satisfaction" That's it. Each and everv man
who owns an EMF 80" is satisfied. They
are all subscribers, as Were to the enthusiasm and
estabout that Proved enduring quality and record
breaking price, which have made the EMF go"
the most talked of automobile in America perhaps.
inthe world, because, and we say this without fear
or contradiction, there is made upon which so
many men absolutely agree These 10000 salts
he'd owners will tell you story, simple and con-
yncing that they own car they are proud to
DIVE to boost to endorse, Car, that not only
backed their judgment, but above all, taught them
the esson-that it isn't necessary to decorate check
book with lot of fancy figures and rob bank bal
ance to buy an automobile whose quality is in the
chassis where it belongs.
The history Of this universal satisfaction which, by the
by, will sell another 10000 EMF go" cars this
year, is the history of the EMF Company, an or
ganlzation that revoluhonzed the automobile indus
try, not alone in values but in methods of manufac-
tIre; that gave the buying public car which has
literally dehed competition and sold ITSELF The
EMF Company has always been year or two
In advance of the times. We make practically every
part OF our car, cast own cylinders forge, stamp
and heat-heat our own steel and make our own
bodies Mr.. Flanders forecast, published in March,
l9Uo, that we can manufacture more automobiles
Of better quality at lower cost than any other
concern now in existence, was prophecy that has
been magnifcenty fulfilled
Why? Why was Flanders prophecy ful6ledp Ask
any one Of the twenty thousand owners Of an EMF
30 He will show you his car and say, "There
is the reason So you look at it, examine it, ride
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
School Warrants
Sent to Districts

School district warrants which have
been apportioned from the May and
June current taxes have been turned
over by the county treasurer. w. T.
Cloud to County superintendent G. F.
Newell Of the Grady county school and
these are being mailed out to the diff
ferent districts. Many Of the warrants
are large amounts and some are very
small. OF the SO warrants that have
been issued in the county the largest
amount is sl5s6.7S and the smallest
amount is ~ cents.
Mr. Newell estimates the amount Of
the Warrants at about $4,000 and this
will be used to take up outstanding in
debtedness and 10 be sobtraeted from
next years estimates. Rush Springs.
Alex. Ninnekah, Amber and Pocasset
received the largest apportionments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Girls College Viii
Arouse Local Pride
if You Go and See ii

"visit the Girls Industrial Institute
and College building If you want to
have local pride in the chickasha in-
stitution." sad q lady today who has
gone through the building and viewed
the interior arrangements Of the
school building. "The large well
lighted and well ventilated class
rooms are attractively furnished in
The latest and most modern mission
style school furniture and the arrange
ment Of the rooms with reference to
The different branches to be taught is
very good" continued the lady.
Tentative arrangements are being
made by President Moore to care for
a number OF the young ladies under
the supervision Of the faculty mem
bers who will be placed in such capa-
city and an opportunity viii be offer
ed the young women OF the state to
obtain a good education at very
little cost
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
RAIL ROAD
CASES Are
APPEALED


Oklahoma City, July Oklahoma
railroads affected by the recent order
o. the state corporation commission
regulating ti.e freight rates to be
charged for transportation Of coal
and coke and Of grain, grain products
and hay, have been allowed a super
sedeas by the commission for an ap-
peal to the supreme court on the fiji
ing Of bonds aggregating $212,OOO in
the coal rate case and s124.O00 in the
grain rate case. The amount Of bond
required from each railroad was de-
termined by figuring the approximate
difference between receipts under the
rates now charged and the rates fixed
by the commission. In the coal rate
case. the highest bond is required Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific,
$4,000; in the grain rate case. the
highest bond is required Of the Rock
Island and the ST. Louis, San Francis
co, $4,000 each.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

IS BADLY
BURNED

J. C. Rickerts of the Boone & Rick
erts automobile repair shop narrowly
escaped being cremated early this
morning when a gasoline stove ex-
ploded at his home. His face, arms
and legs were severely burned and the
colthing he was wearing was in
flames when he was rescued.
AT 6 o'clock this morning Mrs. Rick
erts was preparing the morning meal
and Mr.. RIckerts was still in bed
when the gasoline stove gave her
some trouble and an explosion result
ed. She screamed and Mr. Riekerts
rushed to the kitchen in his night
shirt The stove was in flames when
he reached the scene. Mr. Rickerts
realizing the danger of leaving the
stove in the house grabbed it to throw
It into the yard
During the night a pipe leading from
thetahk Of the stove had sprung a
leak and the tray under the Stoye was
full Of gasoline. This ignited as the
stove was thrown and a part of the
gasoline saturated Mr.. Rickerts cloth
ing. The sleeve of his under shitr
caught fire and his body was son en-
veloped in flames.
The accident was very serious and
the burns on the left side of the face
were Of such a nature as to be very
disfiguring. Mr. Rickerts was also
severely burned about the legs and
right arm
DR. Coulter was called to dress the
wound and it will be several days be-
fore Mr.. Rickerts can leave r.a bed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Bank Directors Do
Not Do Their Duty
Says Comptroller

ports Of examination are coming in
day by day showing that the boards
Of directors OF some banks hold two.
three or possibly four meetings a
year.
4 don OF understand why examiners
permit those conditions TO continue.
When you are in bank that has fail
ed to adopt proper bylaws. and you
have convened the board OF directors.
It IS a simple matter to have an ap-
proved form OF bylaws. already fur
nished YOU for that purpose. adopted
while you are there. This you should
do in the future. If the directors oh.
jeoi you are authorized to tell them
that uatii the bylaws are adopted and
the requirements thereto lived up to
IN good faith the bank win be exam.
ined four times a year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Peoples Store TO
Occupy Terrell Bldg.

L. Erlich, manager Of the Peoples
Store. announced tiday that his
firm has leased the new Ter
rell building which is to be erected
on Chickasha avenue adjoining the
building that the firm now occupies
and that the stock Of goods win be
moved into the new quarters by Sep
tember 10. They have five years
lease.
The Peoples dry goods store viii en-
large their stock and will have splen-
didly designed and modern equipment
for the displaying Of goods. The new
Terrell building is to be one of the
best in the city when completed. 1t
will be 25xl25 and modern in every
way.
When the Peoples store move into
the new building their quarters win
be practically doubled. Mr Erlich
has been in business in Chickasha
for three wears and has made a
splendid success OF his business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
BANDITS
HOLD Up
A TRAIN
PARSONS SAYS
HE ORGANIZED
SUGAR TRUST

Telegram by United Press.
New York, July 20. n John f. Par.
sons. white haired Wall street at
torney declared before Hardwicke
sugar committee today that he organ
lied the sugar combine. not Henry o.
Havemeyer. deceased.
Parsons testified that he learned
OF the demoralized condition of the
sugar trade through Washington de-
velopments and worked out the prob.
lem after seven years OF labor and
then brought IN Henry Havemeyer
and his son Theodore thus perfecting
the scheme Of combining the warning
factions.
Parsons Is under indictment in con-
nectlon with the absorption OF Che
Pennsylvania Refining oc.. by the
trust.
Parsons said the combine was first
organized to resist Tammany Hall.
and 70 kin competition in New York
and New Jersey. Claus H. spreckels
the San Francisco sugar magnate was
not invited to JON the combine be-
cause he was considered a hard nut
and we didn't want him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
DIAMOND
ROBBERS
GET AWAY

Telegram hv United Press.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 20.-Two rob.
bers entered the iewelry store Of B.
J. Franklin. on Ninth street this fore
noon, held up the proprietor and clerk
and escaped with diamonds valued at
1920.
Franklin and his clerk pursued the
robbers through side alley firing as
they ran. A shot fired struck B. A.
se.tz. a passerby taking effect in the
head and inflicting an ugly wound.
One robber was captured in a de-
partment store three blocks distant.
He gave his name as John Walton, a
Chicago bartender The other rob
Der escaped with the diamonds Seitz
who was fatally shot is part owner Of
the Lucky Tiger. mine in old Mexico.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

by United Press.
washington. July 29. r. In order to
illustrate the tremendous impetus
which has lately been given to the
nationwide movement for improved
public highways the United states Of
flee OF public roads has just prepared
a chart which shows that nearly 5000
miles Of transocntinental. interstate
and trunkline roads are contemplated
IN various parts Of the country.
This chart shows Is what extent
the good roads movement has taken
possession Of the country North.
south. west and east. the improved
roads, some largely planned. others
actually under construction. literally
make a network covering the whole
country
Il All the plans contemplated are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. July 90 - Unsatisfac-
tory conditions in the National banks,
according to comptroller Of the cur
rency Lawrence o. Murray, are due.
In nearly every instance to the failure
OF the directors to direct. In a letter
to the national bank examiners. just
made public here. Murray implores
them to be more stringent in their
examinations and report to him all
cases Of loxlty on The part Of the d.
reetors IN order that some acton may
be taken By the treasury department
.'For nearly Two years have been
urging directors to perform their
duty" Murray said. "and have endeav-
0rod 10 obtain the cooperation Of the
examiners ir the matter. Nothwith-
standing my most earnest efforts. re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
HURT IN RUNAWAY.

Becoming frightened at a passing
street car the horse driven by Mrs. II.
c. Spencer and her daughter Ethel.
ran away at noon today throwing the
two ladies out OF the buggy and bru.s-
ing them up considerably though not
seriously. The accident occurred near
their home Ninth and Arkansas.
The horse ran for quite a distance
after the ladies had been thrown out
and in his flight completely demolish-
ed the buggy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Plenty Of Rain at
Rush Springs Nov

Special to Express.
Rush Springs, July 2o.-Repcrts tell
Of good rains all over this part Ct the
county.
A good rain fell here last night
which came slow and steady almost
ali through the night. or for several
hous. These rains are making the
crops, that is what are left from the
hot winds, look exceedingly good. The
farmers are planting forage crops.
some Of which are already UP and
growing. These crops viii insure the
farmers PLENTY Of feed stuff for the
winter and taking into consideration
the fact that there never was better
prospects for a bumper cotton crop at
this time Of year. the farmers are
highly elated and wearing broad
smile.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Lewis Enterprise
in Hands Of Receiver

Telegram by United Press.
St Louis, July 2O.-Federal' Judges
Dyer anu Mcpherson today appointed
the st. Louis Union Trust Co, as gem
eral receiver for the various enter
priss= of E. G. Lewis, the University
City promoter under indictment for
violating the postal laws. An account
ing was ordered.
The courts opinions said that if
only a small part Of the complaints
contained in the recstals are truthful
the case represents one Of the most
gigantic frauds ever perpeuated This
receivership blocks the proposed re-
organization by Lewis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
SHOOT and
ROB THEN
run AWAY
Engineer Wounded; Pass
eneerS Touched for ST.
900 Arrests Follow.
reIeEram NJ IInIted I.ress.

Telegram BY United Press.
Buffalo, No OAK, July 20. - Three
masked bandits held up and robbed an
east bound Northern Pacific passen-
ger train near here early today. Engi-
neer Sam Olson was shot and serious
" wounded.
The bandits after collecting more
than $1,000 from the passengers es-
capped with the booty. When Olson
reached the first stop after his train
left Tower City one bandit clambored
over the tender Olson opened fire
and in the exchange Of shots that fol-
lowed was wounded
While the engineer was engaged In
q pistol duel with one Of the gang two
other bandits were going through the
passenger coaches and PulImans tax
ing what money and valuables the
passengers had. When the train
reached the outskirts Of Buffalo the
engine slowed down and the bandits
leaped from the train and ran toward
the southwest short distance TO
where automobiles were IN waiting.
Their escape was quickly made. Tho
robbery occurred AZ midnight.
United States Marshal Shea and
Sheriff Boyle are heading posses that
are hunting the robbers. Authorities
for hundred miles have been notifi-
ed of the hold up and robbery. A.
ready dozen suspects have been ar
rested.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

J. c. Good, United States official
weather observer for this section re-
ports one and one half inches Of rain
fall from the rain last night Mr..
Good says that the precipitation last
night was as much as all Of the show
ers Of the past week combined. The
rain was soaker and the condition
of the soil is being greatly benefited.
Newly planted crops are growing rap
idly. city superintendent E. Payton
81 the water works reports a four foot
rise II the Washiia river
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
~sPvDs" CHEAPER.

The news from the Wholesale cir
cles that potatoes have declined s5
cents per bushel brought similar de-
cline in the retail markets which IS
hailed with Joy by consumers OF the
spuds.' Local merchants are sell
ing potatoes 2sc less on the bushel.
The supply OF potatoes is now appar-
entity up 10 the demand from the fact
that she product Of the northern
states is now being sold. Better mar
keis is noticeable IN all kinds Of yege-
tables.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
HIGH PRICE FOR ssooMs.

Esrooms VIII be the highest in years
Judging by the price the farmers are
receiving for their broom corn. The
broom corn harvest began in this
county Monday.
The crop is short and Of poor quail
ity. but the price the farmers are re-
ceiving is the best in years. Buyers
explain that general 'dronth has caus-
ed a shortage in the broom corn sup
ply. but the shortage in quantity will
be made up in price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
SENATOR
ALERICH
SAYS NIX
Declares He Didn't Tell
Hines Anything
About LOrimer.
relegram By UnIted Presa.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. July 20. Former
Senator Aldrich, OF Rhode Island. tea.
tifying before the Lorlmer inyestigat
ing committee today flatly denied the
Edward Hines story that President
Taft and Aldrich advised the Illinois
legislative factions that they favored
Lorimer for senator.
Aldrich said he and the president
were interested only in the election
Of a republican. He denied telling
Hines that the administrative favor
ed Lorimer. Said he never told Hines
that the tariff schedules were threat
ened unless the republicans elected
Lorimer in Illinois, He declared he
never suggested LorImer to Hines but
admitted that he said Lorimer was not
Objectionable to the president though
he was without personal choice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
PRESIDENT JAMES McREA OF PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

presidents topmo
fWM without missing from the bottom Of the
lVI of President James MeCrea Of the
railroad did a section brakeman many
nevertheless humble
McCa had the advantage Of technical
engineer
81 He has
roader continuously for ox For
with the Pennsylvania beginning
pennsy holding
all the intermediate he served sixteen
president When President Alexander J.
Mccrea
president Of several smaller railroad
OF Philadelphia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
, %444@ -
> OKLAHOMA WEATHER Bull =
= TIN. =

= Preceded Ay a lively wind =
, mixed with little durt. rain be- ,
= gan falling in chickasha about =
= 10 o'clock last night and the gem =
= tie downpour was steady and =
= continuous throughout the night =
= The rain was general as is =
= shown by reports from 2S cities =
: and towns scattered all over the =
= state. =
= Purcell part cloudy and cool, =
> heavy rain last night. =
= Ponca City hard rain last night :
= and still raining. =
: Hobart cloudy, raining. in. ,
: rain last night. =
= Shawnee good rain. tempera- >
: ture so. =
= Frederick cloudy. warm. over =
+ 2 inch rain last night. =
+ Perry cloudy and warm. heavy =
, rain last night =
: Mangum cuoudy. temperature :
: about 70, 2 IA inch rain last =
= night =
: Clinton slow rain since $50 =
= last night. +
= Lawton cloudy and warm, 2 =
= inch rain last night. =
: McAlester good rain from 1880 =
= TO 4:3O a. m. ,
: Ada, threatening rain, warm, =
+ fine rain last night. =
: Arkansas City inch rain last ,
= night and stsII raining. =
: Enid good rain all night =
= Durant part cloudy and cool. =
: no rain. =
: sayre cloudy. heavy rain last =
= night still raining. =
= Geary cloudy. warm. good rain =
: 10 p. m. to 1880 a. m. =
: Fairfax cloudy and cool. raat :
: ing. 4
Sushihg heaVy rain last night, =
; cool and cloudy. =
= Newkirk. cloudy and cool, =
: good rain. =
= Atoka, light rain and cloudy. =
= Holdenville. cloudy and cool. =
, raining scince 2:sO a. m.
= Davis steady rain since 2 a. m. =
= Tulsa, cloudy. hard rain during y
= night =
= Chandler, cloudy, cool. good >
2 rain 10 p. m. to $3.50 a. m =
Z Stroud cloudy. good rain dur =
+ ing night =
= Fl. Smith. steady rain since 3 =
= p. m. =
: Carney, heavy rain during :
= night. =
= Oklahoma City, GOOD rain 10 =
= p. m. to a. m. DrizzEing rain =
= a. m. to s a. m. =
= *%+ %++%% +++%$ =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
After Six Years
Man Confessed
To Wife Murder

Telegram by United Press.
Charlotte. Mich. July 20. William
X. Lonsberry, confessed today the
murder of his wife following quar-.
rel n January 1905. Lonsberry was
arrested week ago accused by his
aged mother
"A man by the name Of Pease un-
earthed the body under a sheep shed
which was identified by a gold ring
For six years Lonsberry declared that
his wife deserted him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
TUTTLE WANTS
ORGANIZATION

B. G. Hedrick prominent grain
dealer Of Tuttle. was in town today In
conference with Secretary G. c. Kirk
patrick in the matter Of effeeting a
permanent Chamber Of Commerce or
ganization for the town Of Tuttle. The
matter of organizing road districts
over the county for the floating of
bonds to build roads was also discuss
ed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
AFTER STEPHENSON

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. July 20. Senate con,
mittee on privileges and elections 20
day referred 70 the subcommittee Of
five Wisconsin legislators lhe demand
for an inyealieaiion Of the election ai
Stephenson, republican senator The
sabcommitie win decide whether 81
not an Investigation e warranted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
STATE HIGHWAY TAX ON AUTO
MOBILES.

You are hereby notified that the
state automobile tax under house bill
No. 3lS is now due and payable at city
treasurers office. city hall, Chickasha,
okla. II not paid on or before August
I. 1911. same win be collected accord
ing to law as provided for other state
taxes. X. N. Evans, collector Of state
auto tax for Grady county.