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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

and called out Receiver cl stolen
goodsn while others about him called
FOR order
Root had scarcely begun his address
before hundreds Of spectators on the
floor ana IN the galleries began to go
out of the hall noisily and hufriedly
Senator Root suspended his speech
and asked Sergeant at Arms Stone to
ask those who wished 10 leave to SO
out at once.
"As soon as those desiring TO leave
have gone. the senator will continue,
shouted Stone through the megaphonel
and the spectators began TO crowd
out.
Root, scoWling, resumed bis place
at the table. Senator Rooes voice
could moi be heard half way down the
han. AS the senator sat there BIN
Finn, with a cigar stub in the corner
ol his mouth and his straw hat iammet
down on his head, climbed over the
stage railing Tie stepped mp to Sen
ator Root. shook hands and conferred
with him for several minutes, Leaving
/ just as Root resumed speaking.
When Mr.. Root resumed. the entirl
rear part OF the floor and gallery waI
empty and those who remained Z
hear him crowded to the front and th'
empty seats were emphasized by tn
/ sharpness Of the cor trast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19
HASKELL HAS MANY
INVITATIONS TO SPEAK

Muskogee, June 1g-C N Haskell
up to date has received one hundred
ana four invitations 70 speak on the
Fourth OF July On that date he will
speak at Muskogee. that being the oc.
casion Of the travelling meAs home
being dedicated. His speaking dates
are as follows: Wednesday. 18th.
Wynnewood. 10 m. Pauls Valley. 2
p m.; Lindsay, p. m.; Thursday,
Rush Springs, 10 a. M: MARROW, a p.
m. Durcan. p. M. Friday. Temple.
10 a. R.; Waurika, 2 j. m; Ryan, p.
m.; Saturday, Apache, 10 a. m; Ana.
darko, D. m.
Haskell spoke at Norman yesterday
morning to 500 voters. He spoke At
Lexington in the afternoon to 300 aud
spoke at Purcell at S o'clock lass night
The court house was too small for the
crowd and she ex-governor received
enthusiastic receptions everywhere
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

The patient was a man ~ years old.
with a cataract Of eight years stand.
ing While at work in his garden one
day the patient had occasion 70 rub
his right eye several times on account
Of sweat which had triekled into 1t.
lie awoke next morning to find that
the sight Of his right eye was re-
stored. Ills wife and neighhors also
remarked that his eye no longer look
cd gray On examination BY q doc.
tor i've days later nothing was to be
seen OF the lens tili the patient looked
down, when it was seen as gray,
shining body floating in the vltreoua
humor at the bottom OF the eye
where It moved with the movements
Of the eye.-rhe Lancet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19
Held As BANDIT
Man Making His Way TO Win
Bride Is Arrested.
Makes Trying Trip From San Fran
cisco to New York-Taken in Gus
tody az Post Office Thief
Proves His Innocence.

Greeley, Col.--Like a chapter from
Jack London novel, filled with love,
adventure and finally wealth; sent
upon a six thousaed-mile trip without
a cent and forced to make his way as
best he could as the result Of a sweet
hearts quarrel; even spending time
behind the bars, In one instance In
Weld county, where he was held as
a suspect in the $4,000 post Office rob
berry which occurred here some
months ago-this in brief covers
year which proved the most exciting
in the life Of George Won Schulz
sturm Sheriff S. J.. McAfee, who ar
rested sturm here, has received
draft payable on a New York bank for
a Greeley man who befriended Sturm
while the latter was in the Weld
county Jail and hastened, by this
means, the day upon which Sturm
came to his own
Sturm was arrested here several
months ago, few weeks after the lo-
cal post Office had been robbed Of
| $4,000 worth Of stamps. He was sus-
pected Of being one of the trio be-
lleved to have turned The trick
sturm only laughed at the charges
and said It could easily be proved
that he was not the man. When he
was instructed to go out in the jail!
yard and have bis picture taken. in
stead Of demurring as does the usual
crook. he only laughed and readily
consented. The camera caught him
with the usual smile on his face
At that time he gave the name Of
Harry Brown, at the same time ad.
mitting that it was only an assumed
one
With the draft which the sheriff re-
ceived was brief note:
please give this draft, which have
made out to Mr. W. to him.
have added little interest told
you a straight story, sheriff, and hope
you believe me now"
The little he added for interest
the sheriff says, Is Just ten times the
sum the Greeley man loaned him
The story he told the sheriff was
this
That he is the only son Of well-to
do parents living in Germany; tha
he had a quarrel with his sweethear
in San Francisco; that she told hsl
he was worthless and If dependen
upon his own resources and brain
would starve. IN anger he replied tha
he could make his way in the worll
If he had not q cent. Finally, as
test. she told him II he would max
his own way to New York within
year and have 500 to the good sh
would marry him
lie said he made excellent progres
+ until he got in bad with the Weld a.
thorities and his journey was inteI
rupted by a stay In the prison, bu
when the sheriff had satisfied himse
that Sturm was not a postoilee rol
:, Der he went on his way. aided by tn
loan he secured from the local man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19
The Red Cross Pharmacy Gets New Medicine
New Remedy Called Digest Found to Be Sure Relief for
Indigestion and Stomach Disorders.
IT DIGESTs FOOD THAT sT0MACHs CANNOT

feeling, heartburn, beich'
ing or sour stomach, you surely VII
try this remarkable relief Two or
three tablets Immediately after eat-
ing or Nlen suffering sin relieve al'
most Instantly
DICEsTIT Is a harmless medicine
absolutely free from any dangerous or
habltforming drugs-H digests ford
i'm a natural way and tones the dlaaea
tive organs to a healthiul condition
It aids assimilation thereby giving na'
triton 10 The famished body.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

The Red Cross Pharmacy as we'll
as an first-elass pharmacies through
out the country have been supplied
with the new remedy for stomach dis
orders called DlGESTlT
This new medicine has been found
to be a sure relief for the distressing
symptoms Of Indigestion and Dyspep-
ala. 1t will digest food in a remark
ably short time
Special Arrangements have been
made with the makers Of this new
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

remedy whereby they propose 10 prove
its wonderful inertia limited NUM-
Der Of full size packages win be sup
piled without cost hy the Red Cross
Pharmacy that you may test it IN your
own case.
These packages win be given to the
first ones calling so il you are q yie.
tim OF Indigestion DC not miss this op-
poriunly to set relief OF il You are
one Of Che many who enjoys a hearty
meal, but 40 not indulge too Freely
fearing me after effects thar lull un
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

Somebody Ought TO Tell Them.
The trouble with a good many wives
4 that they don't know that less than
one woman in every thousand can
manage to look bewitehlng in q
Aim0no.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

river promises early relief, however.
'rom the threatening back water sit
uation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

ron RENT TWO large connecting
rooms for housekeeping modern;
close ~; 5000 per week and up Phone
7o 6.lg-3i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

grIna ZONE clean white rags 70 the
Express office ~ once. highest cash
price paid. g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

d. L. Jones, an aged penaloner, has
received an increase from $2i TO $50
permonth good Tor him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19
BAILEY ITEMS
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and it is an smiles now The heag-
lest rain Of the season fell here Mon.
day
Alvin DUNCAN and wife OF Bray Wis
tied Mrs NJ. r Davis Of Baiiey saiur
day ana sunday
Miss Tresse Davenport and her
sister Jewell are visiting Mrs. F Y.
Mosiey Of Bailey this week
We are sorry to learn that Mr. WIN
Mnigans little girl has fever, but she
Is some better at this writing.
Oscar Simpson. candidate for coun-
ty attorney. accompanied by j. 8.
Jones. candidate for clerk district
court was here ihe latter part oil
last week, talking politics.
G. Q. Mayes' fine horse was stolen
ont Of his pasture Saturday night The
horse was tracked in The neighborhooa
of Doyle by II. r. Candy 4 l. Archea
and T. Davis. Several Of the citizen.
OF Bray joined the Bailey posse a
George Morrisons and turthel
search was made
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

John Gooch has sold his crop 10
some darkies, and BE win look after
some goats belonging 70 the man who
owns he farm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19
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LAyERry NEWS.
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Rev King. from southeast Rush
Springs, preached at the Baptist
church Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

YOU SHOULD raTRoNIzE THE
HOME MERCHANTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

We are ali as happy as bis sun.
flower since the rain We have now
the best prospects FOR a good crop ihat
We ever have had since the country
opened for settlement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

We have dropped politics as Teddy
and Tan have made as ashamed q
open our mouths any more. We are
hoping the thing ein soon be settled
at Chicago. 60 We may be able to aleca
a little better
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19

Huston Lynch sold his interest In
crop Of corn and cotton 70 George
Pack II the rain had come illtie
sooner probably there would have
been ne trades made IN that line q
goods
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-19
GOOD ROADS TRAIN TO
Be HERE TOMORROW

of
o'clock Thursday The will be
Inspection talks viii Everybody
yed Is Visit i a M Lawton
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
WOMAN FINDS FLIES
SPREAD HOOKWORM

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. s0.-That
the house fly is responsible for the
spreading Of the hoolxworm in Ken
lucky Is the statement made by DR..
j. N. Mccormack. president Of the
Kentucky State Board OF Health The
discovery las been made by Or. Lillian
H. South. State Bacteria -ogist.
According TO Professor Wickliffe
Rose, dishurser OF the Rockefeller
Foundation Fund. the discovery is
one Of the greatest OF the age. The
Rockefeller Institute has provided six
additional microscopists to aid in fur
Their experiments -.t.'-
In explaining the work Of the hook
worm specialists and wat they are
doing in the infected districts DR.. Nc
Cormsck said
1T has been found that the hook
worm enters its victim through the
veins and penetrates to It's naturar
home in the small intestines. It's en-
try is. marked by what is known as
foot and toe Itch From this en-
trance It works it's way through the
tissues and blood into the intestines.
The minute worm has even been
found IN the lungs. which II can pen
citrate without causing any great
Inflammation
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
BUREAU WILL
ASSIST JOBLESS
PREACHERS

WINONA LAKE. md. Aug. 3d.
Initial stems toward forming a clerical
Intelligence bureau" were taken here
al meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the Presbyterian church. The
bureau will be managed like the
National Teachers Association. IL
will collect information about every
Presbyterian preacher and every
3 PRESBYTERIAN church in the country.
even 10 the color Of the nair of the
tpreacher and the number of pews in
fthe church.
At present there are about 1900
iobless" clergymen and 1000 pastor
less churches. The bureau will be
&located IN Chicago. and In time there
viii be a salaried secretary to GET
every preacher a church and every
church a preacher. This. secretary
himself viii be a minister. His FIRST
duty will be to collect a photograph
Of every minister in the country and
= every church IN the country.
The executive committee suggested
that the secretary also place on fle
pictures Of the preachers wives. II
was suggested that II was orten a
fman's wife who made him lose a
church. and then again II Is some
times the lack of a wife which keeps
thim from getting a call. Some of the
facts that will be placed on record be.
sides the preachers age, college anil.
Siations and churches he has held will
be the size Of his shoes, his height
this weight. his record as an orator
and theologian the number of min
tutes he breaches. whether or not h
READS or speaks his sermons and how
many nap in their pews
3 For the present the bureau will b
5supported by taxing each church one
fourth of a cent for each member. bu
Eater next May the bureau must d
tself-supporting
Each minister and each churcl
that is helped will pay a fee 20 th'
bureau. Just as do servant and mis-
xtress TO an employment bureau Thi
bureau will be under the permanen
committee on vecancy and supply, o
which Rev. DR.. George n. Luccock o
Chicago is chairman and Rev. D1
Paul 2. Jenkins Of Milwaukee is re
. cording secretary.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
THEATRE in
DUPONT co.
IMPROVEMENT
Ask That Sewer Be Extended
to Make Connection With
Contemplated Playhouse
CITY AGREES TO
DO The WORK

That the DUPONT Building Corporr
snon. which has already erected
practically three buildings az Tenth
and Market streets. including the
new DUPONT Hotel intends TO make
urther additions TO the big building,
was evident last night when a letter
from the Street and Sewer Depart
ment was made public in City Coun-
Gil meeting The corporation desires
that the Eleventh and Market streets
sewer be continued TO Pinketts Court
and the Street and Sewer Department
asked the Council to furnish the
funds for the work, which will cost
about $1,000 This was done az
meeting Of Council as q committee Of
the whole, following the regular meet
ing
Enclosed in the letter from the
Street and Sewer Department was
Communication which that body re-
ceived from the DUPONT Building Cor
poration. p. S. DUPONT, president, in
which " was stated that the com
nany's plans were to build a theatre
and their forecast indicates that
eventually II will be necessary to
erect q fourth section Of the DUPONT
Building al Eleventh and Orange
streets
The letter follows:
Board Of Directors Of the Street
and Sewer Department OF Whining
ton. Delaware
Gentlemen I am In receipt Of a
letter from the Manufacturers Con-
lracting Company. under date Of Au-
gust 2nd. from which 7 quote az fol-
lows
81 am Informed that the Street
and Sewer Department intends to
run their new sewer only 10 the cor
ner of Eleventh and Market streets,
whereas for the drainage purposes Of
the hotel the same should run as far
as Pinketts Court
We write 10 ask " you will not
take this up with the Street and
Sewer Department explaining TO
them that IL is not consistent for the
DUPONT Hotel to build its new sewer
IN the streets. II seems 10 us that
any company making the improve
ments your company is making TO the
city should at least be afforded proper
sewer facilities. and for this inn
provement
"Will you kindly advise whether
the intention is to run the new sewer
only 10 the corer of Eleventh and
Market streets OF whether Il would
.bc possible 10 continue Il 10 Pin
ketts Court II seems that inasmuch
las our plans eventually contemplate
theatre. which of necessity win &c
very deep in the ground. and further
moro. as our forecast indicates that
4tfAtually IL will be necessary Il
erect a fourth section Of the DUPONT
building on the corner Of Eleventh
and Orange streets, n would be much
wiser to run the continuation of this
sewer az this time than to tear up a
newly laid street directly in front Of
the hotel in the course Of year or
two IN order TO take care of the thea
ire. and later the other buildings
"our boiler room. which is the
lowest point Of our basement, is in
the back end of the building along
Pinkett's Court and this accounts for
the immediate necessity OF having the
sewer extended. SO that anything you
can consistently do to meet the situa-
ito as outlined herein. will he very
much appreciated
Respectfully yours.
DUPONT Building Corporation
"P. s. DUPONT
"president.'
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
NEWSY DOlNGS
OF new CASTLE
Town Officials Agree to Ex-
tend New Street
Paving WCrk
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY
THEMSELVES ON OUTING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Aug. 3O- Several
property owners drew the attention
Of James G shaw last evening 70 a
piece of North Second street near the
Town Hall Mr. shaw is member
Of the acting committee of the Trus-
tees Of the Commons. which commit
tee is in charge of the improvements
now being made 10 the streets. The
plan as mapped out stops the new
pavement on Second street within
twenty feet of the Town Hall when a
trolley car stops the passengers alight
on a cobblc stone street within few
feet of the concrete work Accord
ingly, the property owners have re-
quested Mr. Shaw 10 extend the work.
Mr. shaw said the city should have
the Improvement and he viii use his
best endeavors with James p. Biggs
and John w. Taylor the other mem
bers OF the committee 10 have this
piece Of street improved as well as a
little strip Ia front of the Town Hall
This building is in charge Of the
Trustees u the Common.
Amber Davis Company is rushing
the work Of grading and the employees
Of the Wilmington and Southern
Traction Company. are removing the
| rails and tes The ties laid sixteen
years ago are remarkably well pre-
| served The traction company will
lay new ties and the best steel rails
and switches, the improvements to
cost $4,000
New Castle people who went on the
Holy Name excursion TO Augustine
Beach had a royal good time
John r Montgomery was at the
beach with his automobiles and the
excursionists took many rides in the
big auto Eight couples remained for
the evening dance and several went
down by automobile last evening.
The meeting OF the New Castle Re
publican Club this evening promises
to be largely attended. Much inter
est is being shown by the Republi-
cans in the campaign
While William Edwards Of VIII
mington was unloading beer here
yesterday a key slipped and the mid
die finger of his left hand was SO
badly injured that amputation was
necessary
HN h'AN NaN cH'tfr III NHr fil~
worth League will be held at Cofield
Beach on Monday.
Patrons OF the shore repairing
shop Of Sam Losh found the door
| locked on Wednesday morning. Sew
eral neighbors ratified the door but
all to no affect Eventually II was de-
cided to break in the door and led
by a policeman the door was opened.
But Sam was not in bed and then
surmises were many About this
time Sam arrived on car from VIII
mington. He stood in wonder and
when he learned that his friends be-
lieved him 10 be dead In the house he
only laughed
Joseph II Wilson has been ap-
pointed tax collector for the Col
ored schools He will sit al the
school house tomorrow to give the
colored men a change 10 pay.
The funeral of William s. Hanson
viii take place tomorrow from the
residence OF his brother. James Han
son. No. 424 East Fourth street. VIII
mington. Interment viii be made in
the Methodist cemetery this city. Mr..
Hanson was 20 years old and a few
weeks ago was removed to the Della
ware Hospital. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

-Roslyn Changers held their an
nual picnic az West River yesterday.
Joseph Good. of Kembleton, fell
from his bicyoe and broke an arm
The chestnut crop in Cecil county
promises TO be large one in spite of
the blight
The sixty-sixth annual reunion Of
the Sunday schools of Foreston were
held yesterday.
The Bayside Cornet Band Of
Havre de Grace began three-even-
ing bazaar last night
The annual reunion of the Lee
family was held yesterday az the
Thomas Lee residence, Kinks Mills
The West Nottingham Presbyter-
ian Sunday school held its annual pic
mic in the church grove yesterday.
"A young horse belonging TO Fora
L. West ran away az Cambridge and
was injured so that It had to be
killed.
paying havoc among swine on the
Eastern Shore for some weeks. has
appeared in the Fifth district OF Ce-
Gil county. with fatal results.
The thirty-hfth annual reunion
of the Parktown Circuit of the Meth
odist Church was held near White
Hall yesterday
With special ceremonies the cor
nerstone Of the new Presbyterian
church at Aberdeen was laid yester-
day afternoon
As a result Of a fall while shop
ping in Port Deposit, Miss Mary Raw
lings, Of Woodlawn. is suffering with
a fractured ankle.
"A defective fue iguited Bepisr- o
Culleny's store and residence in Ris-
ing Sun, but the flames were extin-
guished with small damage.
Miss Helen MoConnor of Queens
town. and Francis Tilghman, of Cen
treville. have been awarded scholar
ships at the State Normal School.
The automobiles Of Theodore As
cherfeld and A. Freeborn Brown col
lided at Havre de Grace and Misses
Helen and Marian Brown were badly
cut
Walking from a second-story win
dow while delirious from fever, Swear
old Samuel Keathley, OF Havre de
Grace, fell to pavement, but escap-
ed serious injuries
"A tablet of white marble. the
gift of DR.. and Mrs. John. f. Owens.
of Chicago, has been placed in Trim
ity Church. Elkton, in memory of the
late Mrs. Anna R. May.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
JUDGE FAvoRs WOMEN JURIEs.

CHICAGO. III, Aug. 30-Judge
Mary Bartelme. the first woman ever
given seat on the bench in Illinois
thinks women should be permitted to
serve on juries. Women on 1uries
will change lots of things for the bet
ter she said. You will find that
lawyers must depend on legitimate
facts and offer sound arguments II
they hope to impress mixed juries
Women win puncture a good many
balloons that prove good for dizzy
flights in the courts nowadays"
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
4RAD ROY 4o, sFyT 10 BBD.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug So When
Michael Brennan. 40 years old, was
arraigned in. police court charged
with having frightened. several WON
en-. the Judge ordered that he obey
the curfew ordinsnceas punishment
You can't behave when YOU are
out ar night So you win have to go
70 bed early like all other bad boys. y
said the court Michael Brennan,
ST. IS years old. said that he would
see that his son obeyed the courts
order
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Robert w Herter. LawrenceviIle.
Mo, who had been bothered with kid
nau tranhln for trro reare saws. ssI
tried three different kinds of kidney
pills but with no relief My neighbor
told me TO use Foley Kidney Pills. 4
took bottles Of them, and got a perma-
nent cure. recommend them 10
everybody" n. r. Danforth. Market
and Second streets. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
HOW TO CLEAN PIANO CASE.

The piano case sometimes needs
cleaning. For this. provide two ba-
sins Of clean, lukewarm water. TO be
renewed as often as necessary, and
three good sized pieces of cheese
cloth. Wiring one cloth nearly dry
from the second basin and wipe of
the suds. Rinse and wiring the cloth
again and wipe any moisture that re-
mains. Rub dry with the third cloth.
using quick light strokes and little
pressure. Proceed in this way un-
iii the entire instrument has been
cleaned. Then 60 over slightly with
clean. soft handkerchief, or a very
soft new channels.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
WATERMELON PARTY

Miss Louise Brown. of No. 2315
Washington street. entertained at her
home on Wednesday afternoon at a
watermelon party. Those present
were: Ada Briggs Hilda Gish. Louise
Brown. Hazel Horner. Frank Horner,
Richard Horner and William Brown,
Jr.. Mrs. S Thomas Brown. and Miss
Jennie Caplen of Baltimore.