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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-11

They quarreled for ten minutes and
every minute the big man drove his
stake further in. Doyle started to
take hold Of him and then the stranger
threw up his sledgehammer and dared
Doyle to come along. By this time
several people passing on the street
had become interested in the fight.
Both DOYLE and the man were on the
verge of a scrap, it seemed, when one
of the bystanders interfered and tried
to calm them down, The stranger.
snorted contemptuously when asked
who gave him permission to use the
lot for a concession.
These here Elks haven't got the
whole lot, I'll bet" he said. I'm 60
ing to put up a building on the upper
end and make a little money myself"
Doyle argued with bin. for mia
Ute longer aud finally save it up when
the stranger made another threaten
ing motion with a big hammer. Doyle,
Iale and fruious, then started for a
telephone and pretty soon got hold of
E. A. Douthitt, who is one of the
prominent Elks in the plans for the
camp.
Donthitt listened to Doyle's troubles
and then went for some Injunction pa,
pers. Also he got hold of Harry Lake
to serve them, and the special. Off
Ger from the prosecuting attorneys
department accompanied Douthitt to
Bishop Park
By this time the big stranger had
driven another stake. He was &C
companied by a Hawaiian helper and
they. were getting ready to stake Out
the four corners for the big building
when Deuthitt and Lake succeeded I'm
getting the man TO take the papers and
he was informed that if he didn't get
off the lot he would be hauled up for
contempt of court. He declared that
he didn't care for the papers and told
Lake he'd just as soon take a chance
with a special officer as anyone else.
Lake, also angry by this time, flash
ed a badge as big as windshield.
"In show you who l am" he said.
When the badge was shown the
man began to cool down little. He
even smiled. But When he left he
Informed Doyle that if either of his
stakes were pulled up, he would make
IL COSl ne FIlhS SOIue ISdE HOl6y.
Then he left Bishop park, declaring
that he would hunt up a lawyer hinl
self.
The man gave his name IS Sander,
sen and on the stakes he had painted
bis initials, @. E. S. Doyle thinks h?
considered the lot as public property
and intended to Put up q concession
tuilding Of some kind
Il thought it was joke at first,
Il believe the perfect girl of five is
right here in Honolulu. Her parents
are people of quality and refinement.
and are we'll known in the Commun-
jty"
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said Douthitt afterwards. but soon
saw it was a.ssrious matter. AS mat
ttcrof fact, a fight was narrowly
aIerted." He refused to discuss future
legal action, beyond saying that the
Injunction papers are for temporary
injunction only but that If the man
makes good his threat of carrying his
case into court. he will ask fon per
manent injunction.
The incident was watched by several
Weli-6noWn@ people, including Judge
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-11

No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches; how miserable and nneomfort'
able you are from constipation, indi-
gestion, biliousness and sluggish mites
always get the desired re-
salts with Cascarets.
Clean your stomach, liver and bow
els tonight; end the headache, bilious
ness, dizziness, nervousness, SICK.
sour, gassy stomach, backache and all
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BOWELSSUGG|SH, LVERI0RPlD,
HEADACHY, B|nOUS?- "CASCARETS"

other distress; relieve your torpid
liver and constipated bowels Of all the
sour bile, gases and Clogged-up waste
which is producing the misery.
A 10-cent box of Nascarets keeps
your head clear, stomach sweet liver
and bowels regular and you feel cheer
Jul and bully for months. Don't forget
the children-their little insides need
good. gentle cleansing. too.-adver-
tisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-11

NO trouble beforehand and thought
everybody knew the E:xs have the
whole park. I understand this man
Sanderson Is o newcomer from the
mainland. We will have q guard at
the park after this. It's too serious q
matter to be taken as a Joke.
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The eun1n-nf drlma,ie

The eTalR-af 6Tamafic
LatbUT says;
III gives sac pleasure 10 let
you know the wonderfully
benehClAl results ! have sx-
pcnencsd trtSa the GSe Z
Yonr SanIfoRen. II has \
msJs iaaKOratIAg eaect upCa
she nerVrS ami heartily reC-
om7Hend il TO all those Sho.
Lac myself. are oE4iRed to
ovrrWnCk. AfIer my personal
eNpe-teECe ] tan readily
yalCh for is reCEpera;iAR
orAliiiS."
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The distinguished natural
1T and author. writes:
am sure ] have heen
greatly hencfted " SanafO-
Een- Nv sieep Is kfiY per
cent hesSeT than il vas one
year ago, and my mind and
strength are much i'm
prSoed.r .
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Hea. eas. {. Pwki.s

L. s. SeaatoF. Former Gov.
u C4i3aEnLa. Writess
have fonnd SanaioT-n to
X a very pleasant nutrIcuf
and TONIC and euTemefy
helpful ia coRdEtions Of
Nervousness and pOCI digeS
t.Ua-
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Photo-Engra.ing Of highest srals
can be secured from the STAR aIletin
Photo. Engraving Plant
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-11
AIahos "t the "Heaxenly
TWINS prrieex.

AIahoS e the 'HeaxenIJ
TWINS, writes:
beRan to lake SanatoSen
alter nearly tou: years en-
foFSed idleness from extreme
debility, and felt the benefit
aim oSt immediately. And
now. after taking L steadily
thee timssa daY. ioE Twelve
weeks. ! ind myself abIe to
enjoy ,bush work and play
kg7ia and also am aide 20
do as much e both As | ever
did"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
FUNDS FOR
SCHOOLS OF
COUN I Y
First AppOrtiOnment is
Made by County
Supt. Newell

County supt G. r. Newell announces
that the first semiannual apportion-
ment OF the Grady county school
funds has been made and that the
funds viii 90 ont IN the February ap.
portionment to the respective districts.
The next apportionment will come in
July. lt is impossible for want Of
space to publish here the apportion.
ment for every county but given be,
low are the county and state appor-
tionments for some Of the largest and
some Of the smallest school districts
in the county
The total apportionmeni from the
state schol fund is Sl0I76l0 and the
total from the county fund is SS32.59,
making a grand total OF sll,0OS.6s
The apportionment by school dis
tricts follows
Chickasha-st fund, s26, S26lS;
county fund, s2it20 Total, S2SS22o.
Minco State fund. seSl60; county
fund. s2S04. Total, s3046l
Tutte- state fund, S2i97o couatg
fund }20ss. Total, S27ols
Pocasset- State FUND, slii.iO. coun-
ty lund. s9.09. Total sl2o19
Amber state fund. s26620; county
fund. s217S. Total. S2Ss9s.
Niruekah-state fund, S162Sos
county fund. sl322 Total sl76l2.
Alex state fund, St9o3o county
fund. 1851. Total, S205s7
+ Bradley State fund sl7S20; coun-
IS fund. SASS. Total sl92.7s
Rush Springs State fand, Sili7Q'
county fund ssS.9S Total, s44S.eS
verden State fund, s2i45O; county
fund. si7.55 Total s232o5.
Bailey-state fund, Sll66O; county
fund, 1854. Total, si261l.
Keechi State fund. sl2S20; count,
fund. s100s. Total SlSS.2S.
Fairyiew-state fund, 5000; coun
ty fund, ssoi- Total Slo5.sl.
Fee Chapel-state fund. 5000
county fund. s73S, Total. s975S.
star-siate fund, Slla.go count
fund, se.s1. Total si2o7l
Ireton- State fund, Ss5.70 count
fund. s7.ss. Total. Sl0S.53
Prairie Valley State fund, SS4l0
county fund, s6.9s. Total. sst.63.
Washington State fund, Sl06.7a
county fund, 1878. Total, Sil5.4S-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
Cafeteria is New
Feature at College

Combining convenience and practice
in the art Of buying, cooking and sere
ing food with reduction in the cost
of living, a new feature was inauga.
rated at the Oklahoma College for
Women yesterday when the first noon
day luncheon was served to about rs
students and teachers BY members of
the senior class in domestic science.
The cafeteria system has been
adopted and viii be d permanent feass
ure OF the college Ct is not an alto
gether new idea i'm college life but is
in successful operation in other insti-
tutions, notably at the University Of
California where Misses McClintic
and O'Neill received the Inspiration
leading to It's Introduction here A
cafeteria is also maintained in con
nection with the Oklahoma City high
school and other large high schools,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06

The plan is to serve hot luncheons
at cost every day. All Of the buying,
and serving will be done By
domestic science students. The menu
the first day was a simple one, but it
will probably be enlarged from time
to time and win be varied as much as
practicable The first luncheon made
a decided hit with the patrons. It
was served in the domestic science
department in the basement OF the
college building. The articles served
and the prices were as follows:
Maccaroni and cheese. 6 cents.
Bread and butter sandwich, cent.
Hot tea with sugar and lemon or
cream, 9 cents plain, cent; coffee,
same.
Hot chocolate, cents.
Fruit dessert 9 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06

ed to the city council this afternoon.
the aldermen Being asked to give
their approval to it. Mr. Johnson
stated that both companies had been
operating at a loss for several years,
and under such conditions ii was I'M
possible to secure funds for the de-
yelopment Of the plants to the ex-
tent that they will meet the demands
Of the city for light and power IN
der the consolidation, he said, the
rates would remain as fixed by the
franchise of the Chiekasha Gas & Elec.
trio Co., and at the same time econo-
rhies in operation could be effected.
it was hoped, whereby the combined
plant could be run on a paying basis
and thus make it possible to secure the
capital that is necessary in order to
put the plants in condition to supply
adequate service.
The recommendation Of the corpor.
alton commission are based on the re-
ports submitted by the companies as
provided BY law and upon the hear.
ings in which the condition and needs
of the two plants were brought out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
new FIRM
BUYS STORE

W. II. Scott announces that he has
purchased from the creditors the stock
Of goods of the original Edwards &
Moore Dry Goods Co, and win CON
tinue the business at the old location,
Fourth and Chiekasha
The name OF the firm will be the
Scott Mercantile Co. The new pro.
prietor has already taken charge Of
the store.
T am in Chickasha to stay" said
Mr.. Scott and It is my purpose 20
carry a eompletS line OF dry goods.
clothing, furnishings, etc, and the
same low prices will prevail as in the
past We hope to merit the conf.
dence Of the public and receive our
share Of business"
Mr. Scott has just returned from
the eastern markets, where he pur
chased a complete line of new ant
seasonable merchandise, which vii
begin arriving this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
BURGLAR
HAS BAD
RECORD
Sheriff Receives Report
on One Of the POCaS-
set Robbers

The belief Of the Grady county o.
ficers that in Edward Beynon, al
rested in Fort Worth, charged ana
later convicted as one Of the Pocas.
set robbers. they had caught Grim
inal OF long standing, was verified BY
a letter from J. w. Renfroe, chief of
police at Fort Worth. giving the Grim
lnal record Of Beynon.
The letter follows: Herewith
criminal record Of Edward Beynon.
recently arrested in Fort Worth with
Geo Marvin and returned to your city
on charges of burglary
"As Peter Collins. No. 1O4el, com
mitted to the Wisconsin state prison
at Waupin. December Ia, 1908, on a
charge Of burglary, to serve a term Of
five years and was discharged on re-
duction OF time September IA, 1912
He has the following aliases. Pa1-
ricE Collins. George Funk and George
Sullivan.
"He was arrested in ST. Louis coun-
ty. Mimi, on a charge ef highway rob
berry. changed to assault and sentenc-
ed TO two months in the county jail
He served 30 days in the Minneapolis
Mimi, house OF correction on a charge
Of vagrancy
ARRESTED at Superior, Wis, on a
suspicion of pos,office robbery, was
released. Arrested at Morehead
Minn, on suspicion Of postoffice rob
berry, was released"
To this record then will be added
the arrest and conviction on a charge
OF burglarizing the Pocasset store ani
being sentenced to the penitenuary a
McAlester. On the night Of Decem
ber "a, the mercantile establishment
OF Minter Bros. & Davidson at Pocas
set was broken into and burglarized
Within a week, George Marvin anl
Edward Beynon were arrested in Fo'
Worth and charged with the crime
Two days later three men were al
rested in Oklahoma City for the sam
offense. It was proved later that on
OF them had received some Of tn
stolen goods He was sentenced to
term in the Granite prison, while Beg
non and Marvin each received ser
tences to be served at McAlester
While in the Grady county jail, Ma
vim, Beynon and 0ttie Idlet wel
stopped in an attempt to break iai
Also while here they told Geo Wa
renburg the exact location Of some
the goods stolen at Pooasset whiC
z information Warrenburg later tran
+ mitted to the county officials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
United States Geological Survey Is
sues Preliminary Report on In
veshgatiOn Of Two Counties
in Southern Oklahoma
GIVES SUGGESTIONS
TO WILDCATTERS
Advises that Geological Factors Be
Considered Before Drilling is
Begun--FavOrabIe lndica-
tiOns are Found

The Express has received from the
United States Geological Survey a pre-
liminary report on possible oil terri
tory In southern Oklahoma. In view
Of the local interest III the subject, the
suggestions as TO locations for wild.
eating should be valuable. The re-
port gives III detail locations in two
counties where indications are said to
be favorable and any one desiring to
examine it may see a copy Of it at the
Express office Following is a por-
tion Of the official report
Official Report.
During the autumn of 1912 a brief
and somewhat cursory geological ex-
plcration in Tillman and Cotton coun-
ties Of southern Oklahoma, was made
III accordance with a cooperative ar
rangement between the United States
Geological Survey and the Oklahoma
Geological Survey in order to see
whether in some Of the areas not yet
tested by the drir the hard rock
strata are sufficiently exposed and
offer such characters as to enable the
geologist to pick ont places that might
seem favorable for the occurrence of
oil and gas pools Also the attempt
was made to cover in a rapid recon
noissance survey as much Of the terri
tory in southern Oklahoma adjacent
10 The Electra. Petrolia and Burkbuy-
nett oil fields OF northern Texas as the
available time and funds would per-
nit
Experience in many regions Of the
country shows that it is often possi-
bic to select areas in advance Of drill
ing that will consistently furnish bet
ter chances OF finding pools Of oil and
gas than il the test wells We're located
without taking into consideration the
geologic factors which are largely re-
sponsible for these aceumulations.
Nevertheless, it is only the fake OF
practical geologist7 probably concern.
ed mainly in prompting either himself
or some wildcat proposition, who
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
Consolidation
ofLight Plants
Recommended

Information was received from Ok
lahoma City today to the effect that
the state corporation commission, fol-
towing hearings, had decided to rec
ommend 70 the legislature the passage
Of q bill authorizing the consolida-
ton OF the chickasha Light, Heat and
Power Co. with the Chickasha Gas &
Electric Co.
The commission recommends that
the Chiekasha Gas & Electric CO. be
permitted to purchase the property Of
the chickasha, Light, Heat & Power
Co. and to operate under the franchise
Of the former company the rates Of
which are lower than those Of the
latter company
Under the laws Of Oklahoma. in ad-
dition to the recommendation Of the
commission, an act Of the legislature
is necessary before two public service
corporations can be merged.
Clarence G. Johnson, manager Of
the Chickasha Light, Heat & Power
Co., stated this morning that the pro
posed consolidation would be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
'YE EDITOR
ISHUSTLED
TO BASTILE
Telegram by United Press


Philadelphia. Feb. Martin E
Pew, editor Of the Philadelphia News
Post, was taken out OF his bed shortly
after midnight and locked UP and
forced to remain in Jail on the charge
OF criminal libel His bond was fixed
at $4,000.
The charge was brought by Former
Assistant District Attorney William
Gray on behalf Of Magistrate Carey
who claims that Pew libeled him in
printing a confession of J. w. Alexan-
der Boyd that Boyd had been bribed
by Judge Carey to fix juries in dam
age suits against the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit company
Pew was already under $500 bond
on another libel charge made by Carey
on account Of story printed by Pew
when a 17-yearold girl was arrested
and kept in cell over night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
Official Report at Sofia Asserts
Army is Winning and Turkish z
Troops are Retreating
in DisOrdA
REPORTED PORTE is
TREATING FOR PEACE
Dispatch Asserts Grand Vizier is
Carrying on Secret NegOtia-
lions with Bulgaria With
out Other Allies
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
London. Feb. 6-The bombardment
of Adrianople commenced early today.
Reports said little damage was being
done
Dispatches received here told CT
Bulgarian victories on the peninsula.
Telegram BY Omitted Press
London, Feb. GA special dispatch
this afternoon from Constantinople
said the grand yizer Of Turkey is con.
duotlng secret peace negotiations with
Bulgaria.
Turkish peace delegates will be sent
next week to Sofia, report said, and
the negotiations viii exclude the other
allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06

Regulars meeting Of the Chickasha
Trades and Labor Assembly tonight
at Union Labor hall All delegates
are requested 20 be present. Open
meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
NKNowN FRIEND PAYS
FINE OF sUFFRAeETTE
Telegram by Un.ted Preaa.

Telegram by United Press.
London, Feb. G.. Miss Sylvia Pank.
hurst, the suffragette, was right when
she told the Bow street magistrate
yesterday that she would accept nelth.
er the alternative Of paying ten
dollar fine or going to Jail
Today an unidentified man paid hes
fine and she was released. The sup
posed payer Of her fine was the same
man who paid that Of Mrs. General
Drummond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
Telegram BY Omitted Press
Telegram by United Iress

Sofia, Feb. CA seml.official state.
ment was given out that reports from
the front today said that the Bulga-
ian operations Oh the peninsula cf
Gallipoli were succeeding beyond the
hopes Of Cen sayoff.
The Bulgarians today occupied sew
eral villages The entire Turkish
alMies On the peninsula are said to De
retrea,mg IN great disorder
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
BEACH CLENGS
TO HIS STORY

Telegram by United Press.
Aiken. S. G., Feb 6.-Holding to his
story OF the mysterious man who
struck down his wife and slashed her
throat Frederick Beach, the New
York millionaire. today personally pre-
sented his defense to the jury which
is trying him for alleged assault on
Mrs. Beach.
Beach was cool and collected ana
answered the questions OF his attof-
ney slowly and deliberately
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06
$50 JAP MINERS
ARE ENTOMBED
Telegram BY united Press.

Telegram by united Press
Fukuoka, Japan, Feb 6one hun
dred and fifty miners We're entombed
today by a natural gas explosion In
one of the collieries near mere.
Many are supposed to have been
killed instantly and there is small
hope for the rescue Of possible sur.
vivors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-06

London. Feb. 6.--The Bulgarians are
deyoting their attentions 70 the BON.
bardment OF kdrlanopie and an at.
tempt to capture the Gallipoli penin-
sula and so take the Turkish forts in
the rear.
An official dispatch issued at Con
siantinople indicates that the Bulgar.
ians have been successful in their
first operations IN the latter quarter,
and. according to a Sofia dispatch, the
capture Of Ganipoli is the chief object
OF the Bulgarian ambitions Tor the
lime being and no serious attempt viii
be made to force the Tchatalia lines.
The same dispatch says that The
Bulgarians attack on Gallipoi is sup
ported by the Greek navy in the Gulf
or sarasos Fifty thousand Bulear-
iaas we're landed along this coast last
November and & mas be presumed
that during the armistice this force
was strengthened by artillery.
The Constantinople correspondent
OF the STANDARD sends a ange story.
reporting that the remnant Of the
Turkish army Of Monastir which never
has been precisely accounted for. stiil
is operating In that district, and has
captured the important town Of Korit.
"a. less than fifty miles from Monas.
tlr.
The statement attributed to the
Greek premier. NJ Nenizelos, thar
peace win speedily be concluded tends
TO confirm the report current in Euro
pean capitals in recent days to the
same effect
Although there has been no evil
dence in the shape Of fresh diplo
matte movements 20 support it, tbs
Turkish government. however cyl
IDENTIFY Is Ia dire straits for money
even attempting to dispose Of the
crown jewels and making despairinl
attempts TO place treasury bonds y
Turkey, Egypt and among the MOS
lens in India The Ottoman consa
late at Bombay claims to have appli
cations for bonds amounting 70 $1,000
900
IT is announced that the ambassa
dors' conference at London has az
rived at an agreement upon the form
ula settling the plan under which tn
allies will take over a portion OF tn
Ottoman public debt and settling ais
the allies liabilities with regard e
the Ottoman railways,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
WoodSide to Build
ALarge Warehouse
L.z tentative Plan for Addition to
guI1Inq Group-ReaIty Men at
Lurcheon-Hearing on Regrade.

mel John J. Woodside, head of
,-z ndng agency which bears his
nam. is planning an eight-story
u-r..nuse as an addition to his
r-,rr -f buildings at the corner Of
-.s.v.od avenue and Bell street
20. us, 10 be $4,000 to $5O,OOO. This
.... replace Warehouse No. l, which
Is ,-a stories and basement, and
.r..- was erected six years ago.
Need for more room for articles in
storage is the reason for the pro-
.a-aH extension.
Warehouse 40. . was destroyed by
#-a .nrae months ago, but this has
rsa- replaced with a four story
..~.r,lro 40 is also four stories,
and the total Of floors with the new
n.--.ng viii be about 20. and the
,o-ar building investment approx
ns.r'l 100000.
colonel Woodside's lot is some $50
-v -1. raet. which he bought years
.ga I'll. $50 a front foot. The price
IS uun around $500.