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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
REVOLT
IS FEARED
In HAYTI
American WarShipS Will
Protect Foreign
Interests
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Port au Prince, Hayti, Aug lo.-Tha
news that Gen. Saint Just is about to-
start here to claim presidency OF Hay
ii is bringing with him big party Of
followers who have been exiled in
Jamaica, has caused a panic today
Just can't become president without
displacng Gen Auguste, the Haytian
congress choice to succeed Leeonte,
Augnste won't give up without fight
ing The army is reported as divided.
The charge that exiles from Jamaica
are responsible for blowing up the
palace, killing Leconte cannot be yeri-
fled American warships are anchored
off the city to protect foreigners in
case OF disturbance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
Telegram by IInltod Press.


constantnople, Aug Nv Five thou.
sand people are homeless az Tcherlu
from fires started BY the earthquake.
Though considerable damage was
done In consiantinople there were no
fatalities injured refugees began ar
rlying in stamboull this morning. The
quakea came early and most Of the In
iured were caught % bed A number
were crushed III the ruins of their
homes. Estimates o. the dead vary
widely but unless arrivals exaggerat
ed the disaster, It must have been ser
ious Town affected are from three
20 ten thousand inhabitants
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
CONFERENCE
MAY BRING
PEACE
II Negotiations are Not Ell
ieCted Campaign will be
Carried into Chihuahua

El paso, Aug. iO.-All commanding
generals Of the rebels are enroute to
Jaurez today on special trains to CON
fer with Orozco regarding peace nego-
tiations with Madero. Should peace
negotiations fail, Orozco has planned
to defend Juarez against the approach
ing federals and win carry the cam
paign again into Chihuahua Posses
and troops are patroling hundreds of
miles Of border searching for rebels
who are looting ranches
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
SEC. KNOX TO
REPRESENT
PRESIDENT
At the Funeral Of MikadO
Of Japan OG Septem-
Der 18th
Telegram by United Fress

Washington, Aug lO- President
Taft today selected Secretary Knox
as his personal representative at the
funeral Of the Aikado. Secretary
Knox will leave Washington on Au-
gust IS, sailing on naval vessel from
Seattle The funeral will be held at
Toxic September l2 The appoint
ment ol Knox IS as a mark o. cordial
relations existing between the two
countries AIRS Knox win accompany
him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
EPMoRrH LEAeuE Me-.

The Epworth League will meet, as
usual, at 7:15 tomorrow evening, the
service being limited to 80 minutes for
the convenience Of those who may de-
sire to attend some other church for
the evening service. A short, bright
program is being planned. Everybody
invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
GOOD HEALTH
TRAIN EXHIB.
Practical Lessons on Good
Health will be Given
by Demonstrations

In addition to the good work which
the state has done for the farmers Of
Oklahoma in sending over the state
demonstration trains, telling how to
overcome difficulties in farming, and
how to raise the best crops by adyanc-
ed methods, It win now undertake to
improve the health conditions Of the
state by bringing the lesson Of health
right to the people.
The expedition will leave Oklahoma
City Monday and cover every section
of the state, carrying the message OF
health which is to be announced at
the various towns along the route as
follows:
Good health is your greatest asset.
Your city's health is It's most price.
less resource.
"The state Of Oklahoma is fighting
for you and yours.
What the State is Doing will be
told in an illustrated open air meeting
at --------- by Dr. J. C. Mahr, state
commissioner Of health.
This vital question will be dealt
with in a manner to be understood by
young and old. Stereopticon views in.
cluding sanitary abuses tolerated in
the various Oklahoma cities and towns
will be shown on canvas.
Health Commissioner Mahr will be
accompanied by several food, drug and
sanitary inspectors Of his department
who will render him a detailed report
en- local conditions in time for review
Of those findings at the public meet
ing"
The state board of health has q
chart which shows just where the un
sanitary conditions exist An advance
man win go on ahead of DR.. Mahr anG
his party. This advance man will b,
provided with camera and he viii
hunt down the places where diseas,
germs exist, photograph them anC
leave the plates behind to be USED By
Dr Mahr in his Illustrated lecture
when he arrives in town a day or two
later.
We can accomplish a lot more gool
by using our appropriations this way
than we could by taking our exhibits
to the country fairs and there tryint
to show the people what could be don,
in the way Of health preservation,
said U. S. Russell Friday. "At bes
we could visit only six or seven town
during the season and the number o
people we reached was limited t
those who attended the fair aud a
that there are so many other attraC
tions that people don't take the tim
to look over the exhibits. Under ou
new plan, we can visit more peopl
and accomplish more real good wit
our appropriation than we could unde
the old way"
Those who 20 out on the zoo
health trip are Dr. Mahr, U. S. Russell
Dr. c. H. Riley, chief clerk Of th
state health department, P. N. Biewe
sanitary inspector. Caswen Bennett
food Inspector, and J. w. Johnson, dru
inspector.
The itinerary for the first week
as follows. Monday night, Holder
vile; Tuesday night, Chandler; we,
nesday night, Saltwater; Thursda
night, Pawnee; Friday night, Perry
Saturday night, Ponca City. The part
Twin then return to Oklahoma City
catch up with office work, then sta
cut again for a tour OF the counil
In western Oklahoma. These tril
viii be continued until the entire sta
. has been covered.
eve are going to take good heal
10 the people" " said Dr. Mahr,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
TRANks HIs suPPoRTERs.

have awaited expressing my thanks
and gratitude 10 the people Of Grady
county for the nomination conferred
upon me until the final ballots of last
Tuesdays primary were all in By
the result OF that ballot you have con.
iewed upon me the nomination for
county attorney by nice plurality
| desire to assure the citizenship Of
Grady county Chat should / be success.
iul in the November election and be
elected to the office to which l have
been nominated, | shall make good
each and every promise and pledge
made 10 the voters Of this county.
Thanking you, and each Of you, ant
wishing the party unbounded success
/ remain,
Humhly yours,
OSCAR SIMPSON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
ILLNEss MAY PRovg eLgssINe

lis really an i'll wind that blows
no one good" This old axiom was
indeed proved beyond the shadow Of
doubt last winter during the illness OF
nineyear-old Charles MeCleliand. SlS
Minnesota avenue.
During the long period Of his con
.valescence he developed an interest
IN sketching in colors. with the result
that he has just completed landscape
sketch, done in pastelle, that is res
markably wen handled for one so
young. The blending of colors and
perspective In this picture show re-
markable talent and q great future is
predicted for the boy if he chooses to
extend his efforts along artistic lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
COWHERD
DEFEATED
IN MISSOURI
Early Returns Indicated
His Nomination Ma
jOrity Of 1921 Against
TELEGRAM BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Jefferson City, Aug. l0.-VTually
complete returns of Tuesdays primar-
les give Attorney General Major the
Democratic nomination for governor
of Missouri over " S Cowherd by
202i majority Early unofficial re-
turns Indicated Cowherds nomination
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
in
PURSUIT OF
BEBELS
Detachment Of Cavalry
from Fl. Bliss Aiding in
Chasing MexiCanS
Telegram by United Press.

IeIhbIam Dy UHlIeu FIesB.
Sierra Blanca, Aug. 10,-Forty
American cowboys and ranchers left
here this morning riding toward Otto
Smiths ranch, 40 miles south, in pur-
suit Of Mexican rebels who are report
ed to have crossed the border and
looted several American ranches. A
detachment Of the Third cavalry sta
toned at Fort Bliss is also endeayor-
ing to locate the rebels along the bor-
der
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
relegram by Unlted Presg.

Telegram by United Press.
Ft Worth, Tex, Aug. tO.-Geo. Vim
nedge former rough rider, with
Roosevelt, has started organizing
command Of rough riders to drive the
rebel Mexicana from the Texas border
and has wired Gov Colquitt today Of
fering his services
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10

$, y Barr a prominent cotton inan
Of This city who has been in south
Texas on business for the psst month.
returned last night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
Quinn Surveyor OF
Port Of Memphis

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. Aug no. President
Taft today nominated chas = Quinn
surveyor OF customs at Memphis,
Tenn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
EARTHQUAKE
DESTROYS
3TOWNS
Many Inhabitants Of TOR
kiSh Village Perish as
Result Of Disturbance
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Constantinople, Aug lO-The Turk
ish towns ol Thanak, Kalensni and
Gallitois were destroyed by earth
quakes yesterday It Is learned today
that many inhabitants have perlshed
The villages along the sea OF Marmoia
are badly shaken
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10

DF G. F Foster, who has been NJ
at okarShe, Okla, win return 10
chickasha and be in his office Mon.
day morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10
nav SUITS IN SUPERIOR COURT.

NEW SUITS m SUPERIOR COURT
Adrain Melton, trustee, VS.. William
NJ and Mabel Hurtsey; foreclosure;
$500; lots s.9-lO-11-l2. block %. Rush
Springs. Bond & Melton.
Same VS. Clifford and Bessie Hunt.
ley and Geo, w. Hill: foreclosure;
s7ss; block 46, Rush Springs. Bond
& Melton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-10

Below are the charter members.
Tie charter list has not yet closed
Bring your dollars and get on H.
Join the procession and march up
In front with the band.
Charter members:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
Council Bluffs
AGED WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR
Mrs. M. E. HOagland Badly Bruised
as Result of Accident.
CARRIEp ON THE FENpER
victim said by Motorman TO Have
Failed 60 Notice Approaching
Trolley aud to Have
stepped on Track.

Mrs. NJ. r. Hoagland. mother OF Frank
r. Hoagland and Mrs A. w Francis
was badly bruised yesterday afternoon
when SHE was struck by street car near
the corner OF Willow avenue and Pearl
street
According 20 tho motOrman. Mrs. IIoag-
land. who is pasi middle age and quite
hard Of hearing. did not notice the APP
preaching car and stepped in front Of It.
Mrs. Hoagland was struck on the side
and fell across the fender and was car
ried several yards before the car was
stopped. Tho car was then almost in
front OF the office Of Or. Jennings. and
the aged woman was Immediately carried
there and her son and daughter notified.
An examination by the physician showed
that no bones were broken. ine injuries
were confined TO her left side and back
and the side Of her face and one ear was
cut
Mrs. HOagland was taken 20 tho home
OF her daughter. Mrs Francis. 24s North
Second street II was said last evening
that her friends expected her recovery
within week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
Loses Long Race to
Prevent Marriage

DENVER. Jan. 1.--Hamilton w. elf
ford, said TO be wealthy stock broker
Of New York City, today lost by two and
a half minutes in a race from New York
"a Denver 20 prevent the marriage OF his
daughter. Alice. aged q. TO Roland Birch,
a New York stock broker.
The race began Friday when Birch.
aged Is. who was In Los Angeles. wired
his flance 20 meet him today In Denver.
Birchs telegram was found by the young
womans mother.
Mr.. clifford had just time to flip a
coin to determine which route he should
choose 20 Colorado. IL sent him by way
OF tho New York Central and burlington
while his daughter sped westward on the
Pennsylvania and Rock Island. Miss
Clifford arrived in Denver one minute Ia
the lead and hurried to keep her appoint
ment with Birch at a local hotel.
The bridegroom was there with
justice OF the peace and the couple wer,
married as the father pounded on tn,
door.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
CRAcKSMAN LETS GO GRUDeE
Gagged POatoffice R0bber Lamenta
RudeRess Of Tennessee
Nasty.

John VAIL a postoffiee rob5er. who Is
IN Jail at Macon. Mo-. Is n good natured
prisoner. but there Is one postmaster in
the United States against whom he has
gridse. lie is Uncle Sans representa-
tive In n Tennessee village. THIS post
master has been IN the habit OF keeping
his money In an old safe, The Inspector
told him he would have to put II In a
more secure place. The postmaster was
man OF IDEAS Il seems, He knew his
safe wasn't robber proof, and so he ar
ranged to give the man who might at
tempt TO open Il the surprise OF his life.
He got three big sticks OF dynamite, tied
them together and put them in the center
OF the safe. BY and by the psychological
moment arrived, Business was coming.
The safe was neatly soaped and fair
dose OF nitroglyeerin injected with me-
chanical accuracy. II made a beautiful
explosion. The top of the safe went
through the roof. up In the air, and as
far as known Is still there. other sec
lions crashed into the cellar, The safe
was ruined. leaving Uncle Sam out It's
value. about 1886, and 81 In cash that was
fished out OF the debris.
''rhat was all we saved said Vail
with a sigh. ''But think Of the cold blood.
edness OF man who would put dynamite
IN his safe, why, II might have been the
death OF us!"-Kansas City Star.
Rosenfeids Family liquor house han
dies all kinds OF wines. WHISTLES, brandies
and the original Budweiser beer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
Imperials Still Seek
Delay in Negotiations

PEKlNG, Jan. NEGOTIATIONS be-
tween Shanghai and Picking continue, but
apparently there has been no develop
ment In the situation during the last
twenty-fOur hours. The imperials are
endeavOring to delay matters, hoping
that time win favor them; the rebels
seem DESTROYS OF forcing the issue. but
neither side is willing TO terminate the
negotiations.
Soldiers from the Japanese legation
came into conflict yesterday and also to-
day with Yuan Shi Kafs bodyguard
BRyonets ana swords were used and six
or more Japanese were wounded. II Is
reported that more than that number Of
Chinese were injured The japanese "a
well as the Chinese soldiers were OF
duty at the time OF the clashes, but this
Japanese legation sent out company
with officers 20 rescue It's men. The in.
eidents are not believed to have any
significance politically.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
First Meetings of
Revival Are Held

Preliminary meetings of the Hart
Magann revival series were held yester-
day afternoon and last evening. In the
afternoon Evangelist Hart made a brief
talk, outlining the work expected OF all
those participating. He spoke very
earnestly and encouragingly and created
a favorable impression on the audience of
several hundred.
There were 80 members Of the chorus
choir present This chorus will be en-
larged 20 800 and will lead In the singing.
The Auditorium has been seated TO ac-
commodate an audience Of 1000, and II
more seats are required they will be
provided. Tho building was a trif1e chilly
yesterday afternoon due 20 the fact that
the steam heat was not turned on In
time
Throughout the entire month and longer
II the interest warrants, the services will
be held nightly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02

Davis, drugs.
Leffert's. opticians.
H. berwick for wall paper.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones io
FA It BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone o.
For Rent-Modern house. 40 Sixth Ave.
Printing and binding well done. More
house Co.
The best wines for SOC per quart at
Rosenfeld's. SO s. Main ST.
We give premium coupons az The Puff,
bD Broadway. Cigars and tobacco.
Merchants lunch, Sc. at Tonys cafe,
II South Sixth. A good place 20 eat.
II you want wiNDOM GLASS call Bell
phone 5g, Bluff City Glass and Mirror
Works. 1871 West broadway. We make
specially Of GLAZING at low prices
r. w. Fviese 3lsI Avenue G, spent part
Of tho Christmas holidays with his family.
He has returned to duties in connection
with employment by the Union Pacific
at Rock Springs. wyo
Miss Margaret Sherman, for many years
connected with the free public library, but
who resigned last summer to engage in
business IN Burlington, Is spending the
holidays with her nieces, Misses Lucy
and Margaret Blanchard, 8s Perine
avenue.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's
afternoon at 2:30 I'm the parlors OF the
First Congregational church, All OF the
annual reports which will show the work
accomplished by the Edmundson hospital,
will be made. Officers for the ensuing
year VIA also be elected.
The Peoples Congregational church
gave a Christmas entertainment Tues
day evening, which was largely attended
and wholesomely enjoyed. The vigorous
young church has taken a commanding
position in the community, and II
promises 20 become one OF the strongest
church organizations In the city I'm point
OF membership, sOciability and practical
work
The Midwest Athletic club met at the
home OF We r.. Heath. 370t Avenue G, for
the regular weekly gathering. Luncheon
was served at II o'clock. Two new men,
bers were taken into the club. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF q. #.
Miller. 1924 Avenue. The new club is in
flOurishing condition and the ambition
of the young men to make II valuable
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
PhilanthrOpists to-
Keep Open House

Rev. Henry DeLong and Mrs. DeLong
have planned to keep open house today
at their mission, 500 East Broadway. IN
celebration OF their fifty years OF char
table work in Council Bluffs. Refresh
ments will be served ana any who care
20 pay the aged philanthropists friendly
Visit are cordially invited TO do 80. The
house will be kept open all day.
Rev. Mr.. belong announces the pur-
chase OF two additional lots adlpkning the
mission at 1924 Avenue F. These lots are
at present unslghtly holes, but Mr., De-
Long expects as soon as possible 10 brihs
them up to grade and throw them open
for a public playground for children.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
SALESMAN NOW FEELS
TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER
Had Been in Poor Health for Years
Condition is Improved.
HE GIVES REASON FOR CHANGE
rho Great Amount OF Good that T.
Now Being Accomplished Here
and Elsewhere H. Cause
of Much Comment.

Il have been in a poor state of health
melancholy and discouraged, suffer from
headache, backachc, poor circulation.
cold feet. sleeplessness and who are sus-
ceptible TO coughs and colds. arc I'M
quesionably suffering with the same
trouble, which is nothing other than that
distressing malady, nervous debility.
which Is an all-too-commsn complaint In
oil large cities like Omaha. say the spe-
cialists who arc here Introducing "Tona
Vita"
There arc hundreds Of such half sick
men and women IN Omaha who really do
not know Just what r. wrong with them
said one OF the specialists in discussing
the matter recently. They struggle aim
iessly along until they become totally
debilitated and oftentimes they come to
US suffering with this dreaded condition
in its most aggravated FORM continued
the specialist ......
These specialists are at the Brandes
Drug department. sixteenth and Douglas
streets south side main floor. where they
are meeting the public between the hours
Of a. M and y. m, and explaining
the nature OF their preparation.
Enthusiasm continues to prevail gen
NIdHN Nnttt Aiit new RIbhhgA Nalltu
''rona Vita" has been used. The great
amount Of good which seems to have been
accomplished is the cause Of considerable
excitement by those who have seen it's
wonderful work. Case after case OF peo-
pie who were comparatively nervous
wrecks and those who have been suffer
ing from stomach trouble for years have
been reported and the results OF "Tona
Vita" were said to have been astonishing
In nearly every case.-Adv.
for sometime past" said Mr.. Il. A..
Phillips, a well known travelling sales
man residing at 4217 Harvey street, city,
recently. My stomach weakened" con-
tinued Mr.. Phillips. my digestion grew
bad and | became nervous and generally
debilitated. / slept poorly. lacked energy
in fact. ! was In a very rundown con-
dition. l have tried many remedies but
without results.
Il finally heard of the new tonic. 'Tona
Vita. and decided TO try II. began to
Improve rapidly and now feel stronger
and better In every way. l feel twenty
years younger and am now a we'll man.
'Tona Vita In a remarkable preparation.
and its success here is well merited."
People who are nervous and irritable
have imperfect digestion and stomach dis
orders, lack energy and ambition, feel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
Minister, Kicked by
Women of Church, is
Confined to His Bed

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 1.-The Rev. n. l..
l.. Kirkland, kicked. he declares, by
women members OF his congregation.
spent the afternoon IN bed and six per-
sons are under arrest as the result OF
a clash between factions OF the F1rs,
Congregational church this morning.
After service, at which the minister,
II Is asserted. attacked a former pastor
in connection with alleged misappropria-
ton OF the church funds, the Rev. Mr.,
kirkland endeavored TO quer a eontro-
versy In which men and women had
Joined. II was then he was injured. His
sermon was on the subject. III Christ
Lived Today Would He BE a Socialism
and his text was the sentence:
Ny Fathers house II a house OF
prayer. but ye have made II a den OF
thieves"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
TUG TRUST CHARGED WITH
FAvORlNG BIG COMBINATIONS

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. Testimony
that the Rockefeller and Carnegie fleet,
were given preferential rates In towns
charges by the alleged tug trust wai
given at today's hearing Of the govern.
ments case against the Great Lake,
Towing company.
Secretary a.. II. WsrdWeli. OF the de
fendant company testified that the pref
erence was due 20 the fact that the tow
ing company chose 20 carry out the con
tracts made By the Conneaut Towns
company which IL absorbed. lie denieC
discrimination
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
Cennterfelt poIIara

buy trouble. but a genuine quarter buys
Dr. Kings New Life Pills; for eonstipa-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-02
American Will Not
Get Shuster's Job

TEHERAN, Jan. 1.-The Persian gov
eminent has declined TO appoint +. Z.
Cairns. one OF w. Morgan Shuster's
American assistants, 10 the post OF treas
urcr-gen&ai from which office MIR. shu-
ster was recently ousted. IL Is believed
this was due 20 the hostility OF Russia
TO the appointment Of any American.
II was announced last night that a
commission composed of N, Mornard. the
Belgian ex-director OF customs In Persia,
and three Persians would undertake the
treasury geneTalship. As one OF the
Perslsns selected has refused to accept
however. the project OF commission Il
temporarily In allegiance.