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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09

Telegram BY United Fcess
Boston, Oct Boston and New
York went ii innings to a draw here
today in the second game OF the
worlds series. The game will be
played off in Boston tomorrow
Mathewson went the entire distance
for New York and settled down after
the first inning Collins started the
game for Boston but was relieved in
the eighth by Hall, who in turn was
succeeded in the eleventh by BedienI
who held the Giants seoreless in the
lnal round The game was called On
account OF darkness in the eleventh.
Boston scored three in the first
frame. New FORK registered one IN
the second. one III the fourth and three
in teh eighth. Boston tied it up in
the eighth with one run The ninth
passed with nothing doing In the
tenth each scored one. All the end oi
the eleventh with neither side having
scored a winning run. the game was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09


Paris, Oct. 9-1he Greek minister
left Constantinopie today and the Bull
garlan and Seryian ministers are ex-
pected to leave this afternoon.
A general conflagration In the Ball
kans is expected by officials here with
in As hours. Montenegro's declaration
Of war against Turkey IS regarded
merely as the beginning It is beliey-
ed that the other units I'll the Balkan
coalition VIII follow suit az soon as the
mobilization Of their armies Is conn
plete There is only faint hope now
that the representations Of the POW.
ers Will avert general hosilities.
lonteneslos move Is considered ia
Paris to be part OF q pfAaTanged
plan. It is asserted that Greece was
first selected BY the Balkan confedera-
stion to force the issue and inaugurate
the war. This could easily have been
done by Greece seating In the Greek
parliament the deputies from Crete,
which was certain to prove a casus
bellI to Turkey Greece, howevsf de-
clined to accept responsibility for
starting the flame Of battle.
Montenegro was then picked She
had long standing quarrel with Tur-
key over the boundary question and
Turkeys refusal to grant satisfaction
was seized upon as Justification for
Montenegro's resort to arms
It is not doubted here that cooier
heads ia bulgaria. have been against
the war from the start popular ex-
aitemenl is al such a high pitch that
4 that country win be practically driven
to war to satisfy public opinion.
In the failure Of Intervention every
fiber Of energy win be exelted By tie
great powers to prevent the war flame
from engulfing Em0ue NJ is realized
that an depends on the eventual atti-
tude OF Austria.
Despite Russian sympathy for theiI
E slav brethren Of the Balkans whose
political welfare Russia has fostered
g no complications are anticipated be
, tween Russia and Austria. and bolf
these nations have assured the othei
( powers Of their determination not t
& be drawn into any Balkan imbroglio.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
More Balkan States Recall Min
isters from Turkish Capital
Hop Of Averting HostiIi-
ties is Dissipated
REPORTED THAT STATE
OF WAR NOW EXISTS
Allies Believed to Be Working
According to Preconcerted
Plans Powers Seek to Pre-
vent General Conflict
BY united Press

Telegram by United Press
London, Oct p. Following Montene-
gros example, It is reported here that
Greece has recalled it's minister from
Constantinope, and a Greek-Bulgarlan-
Seryion declaration Of war against
Turkey is momentarily expected
the Exchange-Telegraph's Paris cor-
respondent wires that Servia and BuE
garia have severed diplomatic relation
with Turkey and adds that state Of
war exists
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Bedient, and carrigan
Telegram by United Press.
Boston. Oct. 9-Ideal weather pre-
vailed for the second game Of the
worlds series here today. over thou
sand men and boys, and halt a dozen
women slept against the fence at the
bali park last night awaiting the open
ing Of the gate
Between 4 and 5 o'clock this morn
ing the number increased and by s
o'clock 5000 were waiting In line.
Eight thousand were present when the
gates opened and the number was CON
stantly Increasing
Boston is overjoyed at the proapecta
of seeing Matthcwson in action The
Red soz today, with Tesreau defeated,
arc anxious to try Matthewson. stahl
said If he warmed UP wen Roy Collins
would be pitched against Matthewson
carrigan will catch
Both teams have increased cont
dence- Yesterdays crowd ls not ex
pected to be equalled, but II viii b
enormous
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
$4,000 lSLOOT
OF P.O. ROBBERS
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+ Telegram by United Press :
> Clay City, Ill, Oct. 9The =
+ postoffice here was robbed OF !
= $4,000 in stamps last night.
; The robbers escaped on an
= east bound train
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
II Innings
Score Tie

called
Batteries New York Mathewson
and Myers Boston, Collins, Hail and
Bedient, and Carrigan.
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MOORE = HILL tINC.,. ilso-0 n u. NV.

THE wEsTovER. -
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= Every roem an vutside one: lareo r0euA
Tiled bath. electric elevator. large
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All light rooms: large aide lawn: only two
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THE ALENpALE. n. Il. AVE. AND q.
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4 rooms and hath. ......................t Moo
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Electric light, phones.
rooms and bath. ........... $2760 and 49,
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rooms and bath. .....................$ l0.o0
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Only one left In this new apartment house.
rooms ana oath. ...................... $St.oV
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4 rooms and bath. LIST door. front -. $500
Phone in each apartment. Side light.
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PRICES THAT MEAN MUCH TO YOU.
High school books and supplies, pennanto.
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n GROWS HAIR
Here Are Facts WeWant You to Prove
at Our Risk

Marvellous as II may seem, Rexall
"93" Hair G6nic has grown hair on
heads that@ere once baldhi OF course,
in none Of these cases were the hair
roots dead. nor had the scalp taken
on a glazed, shiny appearance.
Rexall "93" Tair Tonic acts scien.
ttfcally, destroying the germs which.
are usually responsible for badness. 1t
penetrates to the roots Of the hair,
stimulating and nourishing. them. It
is a most pleasant, toilet requisite' Is
delicately perlumed, and will not gum
or permanently stain the hair.
We want you to get botaeof Rex,
all "93p Hair Tonic and use 81 as o.
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ritation remove danarpR, prevent the
hair rrom falling out and promote an
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way give entire satisfaction, simply
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Hal Drug Co., SO4 Water. street. Fair
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- 3.

| observe that s6lnlsn lives are never
taken into cdpslaera i'm q. $500 =
set all good americans exert
every energy to have the present
laws amended as regards llre;s9yips
appliances on every passenger carry.
Ing vessel. don't believe that a pas.
senger vessel should be cleared un'
less she has boats sufficient to float
the great majority of its precious car
20 in the event Of an accident, Ii Is
appalling to think that the Olympic
when she struck the Hawke, accord
ing to reports, had boats to carry
one out of every six passengers.
"In 1871 when l was commander of
the store ship Supply carrying pro-
visions to the starving French, we
sailed from New York on March 2.
Not long after, by the temperature,
We felt we were in the nelghborhood
Of lceburge, but all the books on the
subject indicated that they never had
: trayered soSfar south. One night
about Q O'clock fheaSfirst lieutenant,
august Rellogg, aud ! were i'm the
cabin when We heard the, office OF
the deck giye>tlte order Hard up the
helm We knew some danger was
imminent. but feared collision with
another sailing craft. Hurried to the
deck and had,th pleasure Of gazing
on a collection of iceburgs about the
size of the capitol. Every soul on
board was on deck and every soul
was letting go rope and we worked
like a runaway horse in crowded
thoroughfare. -,
Fortunately our craft was about
the size of cattle boat as compared
with a vessel Of the dimensions of the
titanic and we spent. the rest Of the
night doagfhg icehprgs.s. The passage
Of the forts at New Orleans, the bat
tie of Port Hudson and, the battle at
Manila, Bay wereisnot in 1t. as Gohlii
pared with that night dodgiug Zee
bergs. ~ aGfg 80 d52 i.sE
THE most unfortunate part Of the
fatality is that most Of the drowned
are Americans and We Americans
surely have some rights In the mat
ter.
1T is very easy to picture an Amer.
can of the type Of Major Archibald
Butt, one of the greatest nobEemen,
doing all he could TO secure safety
for the women and children, aboard
the Titanic. knowing that within a
very short time lie viii face his Gre
ator sincerely hope Congress will
attend 10 the matter of caring for the
lives. of passengers aboard our trans
2.
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Philadelpl
q had inst left the musle room and
tisf6bea ana Vas lll ny uals VIXEN
.tliefe Ras asterrffle crash The poat
qnirerea ana the lights went ont IN
tie darkness ] rnshed on deck and
there seemed 20 be thousahda aghting
and shouting In the darkness Then
they. got the storage batteries going
and this gave US q little ilght eap1.
Smith was the biggest hero ] ever saw.
80 $1,000 on the srldge aud shouted
,hropFh a HF9aphone trying 70 make
himself heard. The crew stood on
deck and then tried to obey his Or
ders. Five minutes after the crash
men and women on board al seemed
10 have gone insane. Men and To;
men. scratched. bit and fought to be m
line for the life boats. got a black
eye and cut chin in the fight. Then
Capt Smith seemed to get some or.
der and the passengers were sent TO
fore and AFT Of the big boat"
Many of the survivors assert posi-:
tiSehe that mot q, woman 4swas to be
seen ON any Of the decks at the time
the Officers Of the, TitaIis gave The
word for, the men 10 enter the He
boats. It Is therefore believed many
Of those Tio lost thelr lives must
have been Killed in their cabins. as
the survivors also say that everyone
had ample time TO dress"
/, n. H. Haven, or New York, said:
Major A. W. Butt wasseen on the
decks with o crowd OF men to the
last and went down with the ship
John Jacob Astor stood on the deck
and fought on man after man until
his wife was in the life boats. Then
he remained on deck to the last" l.,
. Another otthe survivors wlfo would
have embraced death more happily
than safety was Mrs. A. o, Haryeson,
whose husband went down With the
Titanic. With her HUSBAND Mrs, HorSeS ,
SON has been in Bnen2s Ayres return
ing sby way Of 4 England and MAI
thought it would be great fun tothelQ
the Titanic make her mataeR>>ttfp.
I'VE were so happy" she cried with
tears streaming down her face" I'VE
had Thought 1t such 9 lark to come
back home on the Titanic. Bpt now
al In
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sAg[ IEh WEL
lARNEN IHE HAIR.
Besiofe FADED and GA Han
10 atHiaE olorf Bandruff
0aIeELs ReIioYsd

=. 49,.
'flora s not H9 new about the idea OF
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hair. our aYandmo hers kept their hair
dafl,. glossy and abundant by the use of
4 Inn, e Pea. Whenever their
i,Eir i ! llode 81 took on a dull, faded or
fttda ed api u, they made a brew
q leaves, and applied it to their
Isi With wonder q ID beneficial effect.
6wadays we don s liase TO resort to
tie old time titesor1e method OF gather
He Herbs q I'D making the tea. This
Is * 81 skillfdl chemists better than
Fe could do It ourselves; and all we
hafs % 20 Is toeall for the ready-nade
l5lust Wyettl's Sage aud Sulphur
1lai 4 sinedy; cont aiIliIg Sage IN the
5fS1er strength, With tie ddditid of
shlbhdri 3 lei % time scalp remedy.
para Il "a efgeis youthful color
and beadtyf 10 the Ifair, and Is one OF
ie best remedies you can use for dan.
driff. dry, feyerisfi, itching scalp, and
falling hair. Get D fifty cent bottle
Z rom youf dftggist today, and you will
Be surprised az the quick results. All
druggists sellsit, under guarantee that
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slols snId s.saslo 1uesy reloods
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DEuExBSSHIS
EB8B1 tItER5
pEclA rs PASSENGERS TAKE
LIVES 1Gro HANDS ON, EVERY
TRlP4c AAReEs GREED. FOR
MONEY is THE SOURCE OF
cRAVEsT DANGER.

syAsHisGToN April 'i9.-In a
sta rement dbu1t the Titanic and gen
efala danger IN ocean voyages, Al
InEfSl Dewey Said today 90
sT think that every passenger who
crosses the North. Atlantic takes his
NE m mi, hands every time, For my
seIf, i would fattef go around the
world in a well equipped map-ot'war
Nan make a trip across the North At
iantit IA aStrans-A tlantio vessel. The
greed Tor ,money-maklng Is such that
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COFFEE HURTS

=
ort IN Three
ii Is aiilicalilo make people llelieNe
that lei and coffee are apolson 3 at
least one person out q ever three
but people are slowly Ending our al
though thousands Of them suffer ter
riby .ore hey discover taei ael
A !. = a 0ris;h Gel NAN says; zach
time after drinking coffee became
restless. nervous and excited 50 that
/ was unable to SIT 18e minutes IN
one place, was also inclined 10 yolnit
and suffered from loss sleeh' which
got worse and worse.
"A lady said that perhaps coffee
was the cause Of my trouble and sus-
gested that i Try Postum laughed
at the thought that Gomez hurt me- but
she insisted So hard that finally had
some Postum made. hare been ua.
ing It In place Of coffee ever since. for
b noticed thai oil my former nervous
ness and irritation disappeared ne.
Gan to sleep perfectly, and the ross
lEam tasted as good or better thap he;
old cofCee. so What vas TIE use q
sticking 10 a beverage thatlwas h,
Turing me?
".one day on an excursion IN ne
country remarked to a yoans laoy
friend on her greatly improved ap-
= / - - e.
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CHAPTER II,-Transcontinental train
Is taking on passengers. Porter mas 2
lively time with an Ehglishtnatl and IRA
Iathrop. Yankee business MANI 3.
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CHAPTER If1-The clippers have IN
exciting time getting TO tie train
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I.-Lleut. Harry Mallory =
'ordsf6d 10 tfte SPhllipp fnes. = He aud ~ Is
i0rIe Newton decide to elope, but wreck
N taSIcab prevents their seeing minister
on the way to the train.
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CHAPTER 1V,-oLittIe Jimmie" Well
llngfon, bound for Reno to get divorce,
boards train in maudlin condition. Later
Mrs. Jimmie appears
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eating yourself Up TO the minuteESe!
fore closing any sort OF real estate
plschseel I'm.