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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01
plzzxa siIIousr constIpated2 :

Dr Kings New Life Pills viii cure
you. cause a healthy flow Of bile and
ribs your stomach and bowels OF waste
and fermenting body poisons. They
are a tonic 70 your stomach and liver
and tone the general system First
dose will cure You Of that depressed,
dizzy, bilious and constipated condi-
tion. 25c at all druggists ADV.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01

yellow complexion, pimples and is
figuring hlemishes on the face or body
can be gotten rid Of by doetoring the
liver, which is torpid. Herbine is a
powerful liver correetant 1t purifjes
the system, stimulates the vital organs
and puts the body in fine vigorous con
dition. Price 5Oc. Sold by owl Drug
store. ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01
FIGHTING THE
HESSIAN FLY

Washington, D. c., Sept. 1-That the
Hessian fly viii do serious damage to
wheat this fall Is not the least profile
matical. investigations BY experts OF
The bureau of entomology. Z S. depart
ment of agriculture, together with un-
limited correspondence and press re-
ports, Indicate that the pest is gen,
orally distributed over several states.
including Oklahoma. Kansas, Nebras-
ka. Iowa. Missouri and Arkansas. sec
lions Of which have suffered immense
loss from its ravages to wheat during
the season just closed
There are two generations each year
over the district outlined above anu
the recommendation given herein are
applicable TO the entire district The
first generation occurs in the early
spring, at the l.me the new wheat
leaves are putting forth. This is the
one that do so much damage to the
wheat last spring and the "flaxseed
nreduced by this generation are in the
wheat stubble at this time. The sec
ond generation is the one produced By
the FLAX seed which are in the stub
bic. Ii occurs on the fail wheat and
often kills . per cent to 10o per cent
OF the plants. The farmer must de-
stroy the flaxseed IN the stubble be-
fore the wheat is planted.
Disc the stubble as soon as possible
after The wheat is removed follow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01

dillae; Association of Civil War
Nurses, Hotel Ste Claire: Sons of Vet
Grams, Hotel Cadillac; National Asso-
Citations Of Naval Veterans. Griswold
House; Union Ex-Prisoners Of War,
Griswold House.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01
WASHINGTON SALOONS REDUCED


Washington. Sept. Reduction Of
the number OF capital SALOONS from
over 500 to 200 was begun today by
the excise board The dry order goes
Into effect November l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01
new JAIL
IS STRONG

Before long it will be time for the
boys to call around on John Lewis,
sheriff, or Berry Williamson, jailer,
and pick out the rooms they desire in
the new hotel that is being erected by
the county in the rear of the court
house. Every precaution is being
taken for the safety Of the guests.
Nice solid steel bars and gratings are
being embedded in those thick walls
at every opening. All the steel is in
place at the windows except on the
east end OF the Jail, where work was
delayed to admit the section Of tho
cages.
Another item that is receiving strict
attention is what some harsh persons
might term the "cell house, but which
in polite parlance would be the Tprl-
vate apartments" Of the boarders. III
this department the structure Will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-01
MINERS WAGES CUT.


BY United Press.
Calumet, Sept, Twelve !. thousand
Hniners had their pay reduced ten per
gent today on account OF the war,
Which is hurting the copper market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
SOUTHAMPTON RENTALS
Many Leases Announced OF
Cottages and Houses.

Alfred u. Schermerhorn reports the fol-
lowing rentals at Southampton. Long ISL
and. For James r. Kilbrcth. his Daisy
fields" OIL First Neck Lane 10 Ebon NJ
Rivers. for James g. Parrish, his West
Moor. on Cooper Neck Lane. 10 Alonzo
Potter: FOR Mrs George r. Schlelelin,
hor Drydcr Cottage. on the ocean. 10 Dud
Icy OIcoti %. for James l.. Breeze, his
The Orchard on the S'innecock Road, TO
Patrick A.. Valentine. FOR J. Frederic
Kernochan. Mrs. Nelson's Fleurde-Lys,
in the Fair Lea Grounds. to Ralph J.
Preston: for Mrs W Rosseter Belts. The
Mil. on Dune Road TO j. Searlc Barclay;
for Mrs. William Lowe Rice. Dr.. Curtis 2
Hampton Court. on OK Pasture ROAD. -
Dr. j. Leeming Walker: FOR Mrs. Edward
n. Kendall her cottage on First Neck
Lane. 10 Mrs Louis Fitzgerald; for How
ard Townsend. his Hopeland. on the
dunes AZ Wickapogue. 10 II. n. Rogers
for the estate OF Anne W. Lamson. The
Homestead. on Main street. 20 James ID.
SAWYER for two years; Tor Mrs George
4. Schleffelin. her Plas-ar-Lyn. on the
lake. TO Mrs William Lowe Rice, for
three years for Mrs. Sybil Atkinson. her
West Cottage. on Shinnecock Road. 20
Dr. r. Eugene Requa. for two years. and
for Alfred II. Svsyne his Algoma, on the
Shnnecock Hills, 10 Thomas q. Condor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

look into the future and see this tract
growing into A series of magnificent resi-
dence parks. superior 10 anything that
has gone before and worthy OF tins nat
urally favored section Of the great city.
, This entire tract is under the control OF
tho same interests either as owners Or
lessces. and the character Of tho under
taking AT Ncponsit declares the ambition
Of the strong financial interests behind
this property for its future.
Tho sewer system which has been in
stalled is recognized by the city and state
health authorities as a sanitary model
Tho European system of septic sedimen-
tation. by which all drainage is purified
was adopted by the engineers. This alone
makes Ncponst unique IN that 1t Is tho
only community Of the metropolitan OILS
trict 10 do away with one prolific source
Of danger 10 the health of its residents.
Health authorities began years ago aud
arc continuing the campaign 70 induce
Manhattan 20 adopt system along this
same line.
TIE visitor now IS impressed with the
showing Of conscientious work In the
street improvements. What generally
masses fdr . 'macadamizcd' roadway in
a new property is not 10 be accepted here.
Noponsit streets are real macadain. iis
ctlrbs are real concrete and its Spacious
sidewalks are real cement put down 10
stay. Water and gas mains have been
laid throughout the property and electric
lighting IS provided for.
Tho company has reen obliged to with
draw its plans for sevcral Of It's houses
which havc proved very popular. Afte'
taking four -cordcrs from one Of these
before a. was finished, tho Ncposit COM
oauv rave notice that 10 would build no
,rnre of tubs type ou tho property. \
second 1Ian has ALREADY been used three
Zines. and a third plan has been ordered
f,u- -i,ic-. Several others have been or
dered ;wico il is the policy Of the COM
panv 20 restrict tine building from each
plao. so that thcro may be variety
among tho houses on the property.
) I'm going 20 the property one steps into
an Office striSluSlr different from the
shauty usually made Use OF FOR prop
ertv force The Office building is or
stucco. with a tile roof and - 50 attrac-
tive that already several customers have
asked for tie design for their own houses.
The property attendant is courteous and
painstakine and O. IS noticeable that
there is no obligation implied on account
~ visiting the place. II IS indeed un-
usual 20 be made 10 feel that the owners
rest their case entirely upon the property
and that the customer Is not COINS TO be
impressed into buying by the talk OF q
salesman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
NepOnSit Transformation
in the Last THO Years

hcyond tho conccstcd centres. and the
beautiful scashorc developments so rapid
lv expanding and within easy committing
distance Of Sew York arc convincing
proof that people are finding relief m
TERRITORY 50 close TO trade centres as to
render unnecessary that 4 man slight
either his business or his family. People
arc beginning 10 realize that ocean front
rrorert, close 20 Ncw York for resi-
Dental purposes rs limited and that those
who own Il possess wonderful asset
Nowhere else I'm tho CITY OF New York,
the place of marvellous transformations.
have more wonderful changes been
wrought between seasons than at Ncpon-
sit. the newest settlement 10 arise OF the
Hockawav coast Those who knew about
the location in former years remember II
as "a place where there were many tent
suaattors and where the United states
Hfc-ayinc station had been a landmark
aud point of pilgrimage Tor genera
tIous When tho announcement was made
TWO Years ago that the Nopouit Realty
Company planned 10 improve this tract
as residential park AN those familiar
with the RockaVav section were inter
osted 10 see what would take place. The
revelation remains for those who visit the
property now.
ono approaches the property through
an ornamental mouolithic gateway Of
pure white. after an original design by
l<irlv A Petit. the architects for many
OF the houses ousthe property. The main
boulevard. continuation Of Washington
avenue. is lo1 feet wide. with broad
usrl, space iu tine centre. and u Is the
intention TO continue this as magnih-
cent drive for tho six miles 10 RockawaY
Point. This is intcrsected boy two other
bouloyards. extending straight through
from tho ocean to the bay. Between
Washington avenue and the ocean front
tho property is laid out iu large plots.
where already nearly twoscore Of fine
residences lave been built and occupied
by the owners.
The ocean park stretches along the en-
tire front of the property. including
most delightful beach. bordered hy VIVA
plots ranging from l01Ni& feet 90 lcN
157 feet This frontage is so protected oy
the deeds OF the Ncponsit Realty Com
pany that il never can bo encroach"d
upon. All accreuOns 10 the property Dy
tidal influence will go 10 enlarge the area
Of the private park. and every owner OF
Noponsit lots viii have his share Of the
benefit and enjoyment Of il.
over by the bayside where the CON
many has built a bulkhead out 20 good
ANCHORAGE depth and filled in mp to the
hulkhcad. the yachting sharps and motor
boat enthusiasts are picking their loca-
lions. There Is magnificent clubhouse
here. with yacht landing and anchorage
directly of the clubhouse. which IS open
all year round.
The story Of visit 10 Ncponsit would
be incomplete without reference 30 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
FISHKILL HOTEL SOLD
Knickerbocker Lodge Pur-
chased by Syndicate.

Knickerbocler Lodge. IN Fishkill. y. 7,
considered one Of the finest hotel proper
ties in the state, has just been sold by
u. and W Mullins for Alfred J. Tsliey 20
syndicate, which plans 10 make i'm
provements nocesstating an outlay Of ap-
proximately $4,000
The property consists Of large four
story stone and frame hotel building. AMI
an annex. with accommodations for 2H
guests and numerous outbuildings. mclud-
ing = garage and an icehouse, with 100
acres OF land. ON the property there ~
a tcn-acre lake and the noted kntcker-
booker Spring, which is tapped by pipe
line to supply tho village OF Flshkill with
It's drinking water. The improvements on
the land which Is about 100 feet above the
Hudson River cost about $4,000, and the
building will he continued as hosiery
by tho now owners, whose names the
brokers decline 10 disclose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

character OF tho houses which have been
built and those now BOO course of coustru,-
ton there. Iu order 90 give IFS OWN buy
ers the advantage OF the very best their
mOuo> could nuy. tho Ncpousit Realty
Company has organized ITS own con~truc-
ton force and takes contracts for erect
ing houses. either from its own plans o.
from any plans the customer may select
Careful search was made 20 place tn
chaTsc of this force am expert who could
Doe depended upon for only the best 100
every line which falls under his super
vision For most Of che houses the meth
cd OF stucco construction on hollow tile
block has been adopted The pennisou
interloclting hollow de block has been
selected. the stucco being laid directly Oh
The tile. Nj the mortar and cement used
in construction IS treated With water
proonng process which makes the walls
resist moisture. and So provides houses
whose durability improves with age. The
strcco is loft plain or made pure white or
treated in shades of cream or ban, TO Sult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
Delightful Development on
ROCkaWay Coast Within
Easy Reach.
MANY FINE HOMES
HAVE BEEN ERECTED
Is Beautifully Situated in Health
FIJI Location and Has City
Improvements.
Nrw' HOucf-sk
NspONeUH tt

Do va, not many wears ago that the
sriy boa.h.s n tine vicinity Of Ncw
lek. outside .f f.c Concy island water
''o-t were regarded as hciue Of compare
hi,h small worth whom measured b> the
'aalar1 ol values for other property
win radius of tvcnty-dse miles oil
~ Cir UaH
AT THIS la- changed hoWcvcr am"
y beach for miles along the Long
*ind ocean front and the territory con
'ocs thereto SIS in strong hands and rs
~ developed in way that MARKS "
~ epoch iu values of OCEAN property
- which males for pormanenc>.
striking example OF tnis H. the great
-'topmcut Of Ncpousit. which h's in
'' mort years made strides in won
riel fashion New Workers ave only be
-''ng 90 realize uo benefits of "a lite
.-'aoofs hear thc sea. with SIS life giving
at Those who have enjoyed iis ME
'hs qualities through morning am
wing plunge sat that the mountains.
~ incif undolhfcl charm. DO not sat
20 The same measure as the sea.
ieci that men may live near The water
attend % their daily routine Of busi-
W iec metropolis is great argument
.i'or o. beach nr6pcrtes. and II Is
By those promoting them with tell
- sreci
I'VE Nss time when railroad devei-
' wefe so Inadequate that nobody
'' o. going o. the scashore before
ID, 4, and The cate ~ leaving was never
80 beyond October l. New Workers
- were awakened 20 a realization
~ isei tina, the temperature In win
-. many degrees warmer than in the
=, soa The yearly increase Of persons
~, 40" I've an the year around ~ the
o, "a. Neponsii Belle Hsrbor and
~. Ssslde developments is amazing 90
- VIC look into the matter for the
' Naturally. the transportation
fe's are quick 20 anslyze the de-
Ia, '''s'' OF traffic. and the service has
vac With the demands Of patrons.
"a -" Workers are becoming more
ls.ss, e an outdoor and country loving
r.s~ " unqUestlonably true Now York
v rapidly that those who are fond
measures Of freedom must go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
REALTY COMPANY
BUYS BRONX BLOCK
Incomplete Theatre on Site
To Be Erected by
Buyers.

The Harthill Realty and Mortgage com
panv has purchased tho block bounded h'
Westchester. Forest and Jackson avenue
upou which there arc now small buildings
consisting OF fifteen stores and an incoin-
n,ete theatre building. n is the buyers
intention 10 complete tho building from
plans and specifications now on file In the
Buildings Department for theatre WIN
. ,0o seats. which will be one OF the largest
I'm The Bronx.
Modern fronts will be built on the stores
and tho building will be increased BY on"
additional story, TO consist OF dance nan
and Offices The transaction involves ap-
proximatcly $1,000. without the proposed
improyem.uts Tho cost OF the bulldin-
changes will amount TO AZ much more.
The property was sold by Max Verschlol-
scr who was represented by Kantro"iu
& Esberg as attorneys. The buyers were
represented I'm the transaction by J. Doug
las Wetmore AS attorney.
9TH STREET Simon NJ Rosenbiatt
has sold No. % East 9th street, a three
story and basement dwelling house on loi
2gxlOo5 feet. TO the directors OF tho VIM
fred Masterson Burke Relief Foundation.
Edwin WEIGH & 60. were the brokers.
After alterations have been made the
building will be used principally as An
Office TO attend 10 the applicants Tor al
mission 20 the White Plains home OF IN
foundation Tho property has not changed
ownership for nearly half century.
other sales announced follow
la1sTsTREET The II. NJ. vcii Company
has sold for Philip Levy 20 an IN, cstor No.
29S West i2ist street. I'VE story single
nathouso on lot ieXlOcll feet
CONCOURSE--The Duross Company hss
sold 10 NJ r. Fallo the northeast corner ~
.OOth street and Grand Boulevard aud Con
course. plot 74x49XiIIxl3f feet for i'm
provement. -.
l2SD sTREET-Msrk Rafalsky & 90. have
sold for Edward ). McCabe the three story
and basement dwelling house No. . Ncst
123d street. on lot i9Niooil feet, 10
client Tor occupancy.
18TH STREET--The Douglas Robinson.
Charles : Brown Company has sold for
David scars. Of Paris. France, No. III Wcst
i34th street Il four story dwelling house. on
LOT ITxg9il feet. 10 tho Merit Realty Com
pany tOsk q Eoeistcinl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
Newark Parcels Sold.

Louis Schl,siuger has sold the three
story buildings 81 the southeast corner o!
Ferry and jefferson streets, Newark, to-
gether with The twO-and-n-hah story
frame building adjoinne. at No 100 to III
Ferry street, for William suckel ana
Gustav Berndt 10 r. Friedman. OF this
city. The property has frontage Of 6S
feet In Ferry street and roc feet in Jefier-
son street The buildings will be- altered
for use as a department store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
Owners Against Tax Bill.

At a meeting u the United Real Is
tate owners Association il was decided
to send a delegation 10 Albany in'opposi-
ton 10 the Herrick- Schaap bill \ num-
Der OF prominent speakers. representing
the association and affiliated organizs-
tons. VIII appear. The association is also
opposlng the amendment 10 the tenement
house act. which increases the discretion
airy powers Of the commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
Brooklyn Properties Sold.

r. T. sforza sold for Margaret dnlin
the plot. 40xGx ioxsS feet on tho north
side OF SD street. 80 feet west OF Fif-
teeuth avenue
Henry Pierson & Co sold the DWELLING
No % South Portland avenue near Flu
ton street. for the estate OF Florence NJ
Worthy. TO Amanda Bernhardt. for oscu-
pancy.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. Incorporated
sold four lots on the north side Of ssd
street. 10 feet east Of Third avenue fos
l.. Shaw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10

mer mebr ouf ras QluenfelO berein=
pdl5te ~ nin glebel beri4punosn"
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batteRunb ieBt ben Oberleutnont UNI
itan6en, ma&tsn, ais iie oisfe Nus
tlfft er6ieltsn, reht urgldubige @es
iid2ter. Wor es riGtig. mas Der iunge
Sffi8ier ibnen melbete, Donn trof bos,
mas lie unternegS BEL S9r0den lfpn
gebort botten, baB es ii9 I'm Elm Wles
talI4iff bonole, ni9t 81.
Nlon CAB oisien 3tpeifeln uno benz
unglGubigen Gritounen nab unO na4
aud aQgemein g(usorud. Wlon ltellte
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3dblea uno ben @orsone, fopeit er i'm
beobc9tet unb ielber tdtig baron Nnz
tell genommen batte, ousfiibrli4er
ihilnern.
9tls ouA Onnn nod monde 6erren
bic 80pfe 6eOG9tig cher gar un9Iduz
Big i9iittelten, Der Sberleutnant ii3
ober militdrii9 sriiBeno 5uriid8og,
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ii9 nit 9ohlen etpos i'm 6intergrunrs
bielt, 8u bieiem, Scr Mann bat redt,
ct Iagie fein Mort gu pisl =. 10 mar
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benz llmItanbe, buB Die ean5e Wlenge
Der aufgeipsidberten Gnergie noh Der
Wirtung Oes @el9pHes elmer 3egrlie=
rung ni9f mebr unterporfen iporen,
aud gar nid1t onbers lsin. Ollie Seile
bes S9ifFst5rpers, bic unter Der iin=
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rem mebr rubieen 8lutes geporben mos
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Drama Elm fir a1emol Elm @noe ges
FunOen bate, lieB Der 0lterreitilbe 8e=
Observation-Disclosures ben Sterleutnont
nod eiumal Bitten. Gr crIuHts i6n,
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frdftcn oo9 eiriga ieiner 2eute entienz
ben, bic Strede. po Elm Nbitur3 err
iolgt lein tonnie, abIuHsn 3u laHen,
etpaiae @erIebte ober 2eifen 3u bers
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boicu iiH Oa3u an.
Die 2eute ma9ten iid auf ben Meg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10
9Iclfcrilnocn g8ismarfis.

gSenig befannte sgrieie nn0 gellBe-
rungen Oes eriteu &on5lers OeS 0elit-
iden 9leicbcS finoen iib IN 9Soi6in.
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geniiber, ser i'm 5um 9ciuH ocs
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iprac6 bon ser 9luSmanOering;
DGentidlano proOii5irt mebr ain0er,
ais cs ernG6ren fam. lluS ais
6ranfreib's @o6liion0 cruG6nt
wurOe. oSrOer Ceutitbe lit bel ieiner
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