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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
MERIT DOES NOT ALWAYS WIN

Sam Jones the Georgia evange.
list after having been bitterly at
tackled by little preacher down
in Texas, several years ago told
this story. He said. MANY years
ago when the Union Pacific rail-
road was new through the north
western part of the United States.
it passed through many Indian
villages, each of which contained
many hundreds of dogs, they not
being used to trains would run out
and bark vociferouly at every one
that came along. On one occasion
a new engine mau was sent out on
this part of the road, not being
familiar with the dog proposition,
every village he would go through
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

The best for the least at the Owl
Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
SHOULD VISIT cHICKASHA
If they Want to See the Real Thing
Party Of Capitalists Coming

Ardmore, Nov. AN. l. Alex.
ander is in receipt Of letter from
capitlists of Seneca, South Carolina.
to the effect that they are to moke
a prospecting and pleasure trip
through Indian Territory OSlaho-
ma during this month. The party
is composed OF thirty-hve moneyed
men of the Carolinas and Georgia.
In the party are friends of Mr..
Alexander, who informed him OF
their visit to this country. The
party is to make the trip in pri-
vate car. They are bound for the
big pasture which is to be opened
suon. They viii leave Atlanta,
Georgia, on the morning of the
10th of November and expect TO
emain in this conntry for some
time. Mr.. Alexander is making an
effort to induce them to visit Ard
more and this section of the count
~ while in the territory. They
are all men of means and are look
ing for chances for investment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
FROM BRYAN'S coMM0NER

The Iowa stand patters" Te-
ceived couple Of deep dents on
their congressional font.
1t is hardly likely. however, that
Mr. Cortelyou will r. Mt to The re-
turns as Wind cat ms.
There is so NH II water IN rail-
road stocks that 'ne passenger who
cannot swim SHOULD carry lie
preserver.
In the meanwhile Senator Warn
er Of Missouri has about FIVE years
in which 10 express MS official re-
grets.
The people seem inclined TO
stand by" the president, but they
have refused in several instancesto
stand for" his friends.
Democrats will write the consii-
tuition of the new state of Oklaho-
ma, which is a guarantee that twill
b. Jeffersonian. not Hamiltonian
Query: Has the interstate CON.
mercr commission the power to
euforce just and equitable rates for
carrying the United States mailsl
1t seems TO be an iron clad rule
that a matrimonial blank goes with
every venture ~ American girle
max IS in the furr'gn title market
Now that tn. election i over the
administration officials NAV quit
campaigning and b-grn lr' ing us
when work OH tile PA,ims ,Anal
will really begin.
1t will strike great manv red
blooded Americans tias what
Count Bonide CdstelIan~ most needs
is tie application Of 4 large .allileIic
American brothers. boot.
The republican members of COZ
gress who voted to admit Okla oma
on the strength of that lerritory's
having elected republican dele
gate are now at leisure 10 examine
the political gold brick.
Many letters have been received
from Oklahoma expressing gratif-
cation al the victory won there. No
one appreciates the Importance of
that victory more than Mr.. Bryan
does. Ii was a great contest and q
great triumph tor the people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
PIONEER BUYS ANOTHER
Gets the Liue from chicksshs to Ring
cld-An mother Wire

Oklahoma City, Nov. 2I-The
Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph
Company OF this city has just ad-
ded another line to their string
throughout the territories. this be.
ing the Texas Telephone Company
which has lines operlting in OKLA
homa, Indian Territory and IN
Texas, and the extent OF which is
from Chickasha TO Ringold. Texas
a distance of considerably over 100
miles.
This line has been taken over by
the Pioneer Company. effec i've on
the 18th of November II included
their local and long distance ex-
changes along the route at Wal
tiers, Okla. and at Ryan and Mar
low. l. 7
Another opper wirewill be strung
between Ringold and Chickasha.
and there will also be another cop
per circuit added from Chickasha
to Waurika.
Suits and overcoats for every
body at the Misfit Clothing Pa-lor
Tailored suits cheaper than hlnd-
me downs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA THE
FRISCO SYSTEM

To points in Floriia, Cuba,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi.
and Texas at greatly reduced rates.
Round trip tickets on sale daily to
april 80. 1907. Final return limits
June Ist. 1907. Why not spend
the winter in the Sunny South"
You can't afford to miss seeing
Florida and Cuba.
See the Frisco Agent or ad-
dress the undersigned for particu.
lars.
d. c. Harrington. Trav. Pass.
Agent, Oklahoma City. F. f.
Clark, Div. Pass. Agent, Wichita.
Kansas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
TWO COMMITTEES UNITED
Democray Of the Two Territories Join
ed in Holy Wedlock

Guthrie. Okla, 20. The ANAL
gamation of the democratic terri
torial committees into new state
central committee was completed
here with the election of Judge J.
B. Thompson of Pauls Valley. as
chairman and w. L. Chapman. of
Shawnee, as secretary. Adjourn
ment was then taken Ia meet il
Tulsa oil the second day folio wing
the final Adjournment Of The con-
stitutional convention.
Although 10 action was taken OH
the manner of nominating state
officers, Chairman Thompson prom
ised the committeeman hat if he
remained chairman they would be
nominated by the primary system.
An executive committee will be
retained, consisting Of two mem
bers from each congressional dis
trict.
A feature of the meeting was
the address of Hon. Jesse Dnnn.
retiring chairman. 1t aroused
tremendous enthusiasm AMI 'ounds
of applause
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

Tell your minister all the things
he ought TO know.
FL Reno will challenge US for a
Bible School Contest. We accept.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

What is no doubt a serious mat
ter to those who are interested, is
quite amusing toIthe public. Dur
irg the campaign thar has just
closed the democrats showed by
the records Of the courts that the
corporations had received all the
best of the rulings during the lasI
ten years. The republican papers
at the time tried to defend the
courts against the attack, but in
view of the figures could do Moth
ing but abuse the democrats for
presenting them
Since that tim- the public has
been regaled with accounts of the
manner in which the Oklahoma
courts were ruling against the cor
porations. The press has been
literally drawn upon and when
ever a court ruling bas been made
against corporation, il was her
aided in flaming head lines as we'll
as from the housetops.
Judge and attorneys have We'd
with each other in curblng the
octopus, and the records have been
searched for precedents TO guide
the hand of justice Rate discri-
limitations have been discovered and
railroads enjoined. Standard Oil
has heen discovered, and stern jus
tice threatened. Trusts have been
found VI ,iating the Sherman law
and able jurists rendered opinions
adverse to them
All this is we'll. 1t IS appreciat
ed by the people, but il would have
been appreciated several years ago,
and relieved them of the unjust
determinations which have been
winked at by attorneys and courts
since the republicans began to rule
Oklahoma. 1t will take more than
recent developments to wipe sut
the record of years that stands
against the Oklahoma courts in
matters relating to corporate
greed. .-Oklahoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
FARM LOANS

We have $50, 10000 to loan on
farms at 5 per cent interest. No
commission. No cost to you except
your abstract and filing your pa
pers.
We want to list your farm. We
can sell them. We have buyers
coming. Come in and see us.
The Globe Investment Co.
Telephone 337. Rooms 4 and S.
Short Bldg, Chickasha. /. T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

he wouldalmosi exhaust his en- rgy
throNi5g coal a. IN m a. they
would swarm around his engine.
He soon realized il he kept this mp
he would soon Ne without es'eigy
aud coal. Sam Jon.s said that he
learned a less ~ from this incident
and that he had 40 time to stop
work and throw stones at every
hce that run Mt and barled II
him. i.-Anad4r<o Demu,rat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

Wanted-Information concern
ing Anton Won Fisenne formerly
of Brooklyn, last heard from in 1899
as employed under name Of Thom-
as J Young. Engineers Depart
ment. Rock Island Ry.. near Ana
darko. Ok. F. NJ. Applegate, At
torney, 20 Broad street New York
City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

There is no use walking all the
way home for square meal when
you can get one for rs cents under
the Chickasha National Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

The Catholic Baz aar is still in
progress yet it will close tomorrow.
Buy your presents take your
chances and cast ycur votes before
it is too late but before all BY a
sample of the culinary talent of the
ladies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
A NICE HOME WE'LL LOCATED

A nice Cur 65xI6S east and north
front. three large rooms, hall and
porches, good we'll. barn. fruit.
aud shade trees. Cor. 9th and Ida
no. The Globe Investment Co.
Phone 337 R-4-5 Short Bid.
P. S. Several good farms for
sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20
Partonize our advertisers.

The Owl Drug Store has it for
less.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-20

The Owl Drug Store has it for
less.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
THE GROWLER A DC rRIMENT
TO TOWN

Besides III" blight that IA" chr"r
ie s"rehrad and fnulifind"r tntlIrt~
upon his Immrdia'" family AMI
friends, III" MaCkvtllc. Kansas. I'm
terprise says that h" IN u scrinnt
drawback to a town
4 man who stands on the street
Corner, chewing ard splitting. tclltnr
how the government should l." nm
curaing the town. finding fault with
HIS grandmother hrCNun" she was ~
wnmRn. claiming that III" merchants
arr a lot Of thieves. that the lawyers
and new wpaper men wouId skin IA
q 10 a finish. and a wh"i" lot
more, IL u Ruisan"" aud an ahn'nina,
ton Any 'awn pt'~t"i"h with "Itc or
more such worthless would he jtstfi
I'D In exercising q Whide authority
on the hosUm 81 their trousers No
one is obliged I" live Nh"r" be- ~ NOT
suited II thing de- not suit ,nu. 60
where they will \ EtoWlrr aud "A
Hurrhead In a town t. An rnt"rpIl~"
killer every time
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
BANK UPT NOTICE

To the Honorable William / Mills.
Judge OF III" District Cont " the
Fourth Judicial District al the Ten
riIW Of New Mcxiro. sitting for
the tllal If rAu~"& IN Bankruptcy
In the Matter IT H. ! Ramrr b.
Ihankrupic.
pom consideration uf the petition
"t Charles ilfrld and Alice N. Pad
dock that n ! Kramer he drcla,rd
a bankrupt. 1t is ordered that the
said II ] Kramer do appear at this
count. a. II count Of bankruptcy, 10 he
holden at Las Vegas. In the. district
aforesaid, IN the l3th day Of \">rm.
bet, l1h1. at |" uCt"k in che fCrr.
moon, AMI answer the pray,t nf said
petition
And IT appearing /" the court that
III" said II. ! Kramer Is not with
In the jurisdiction of this Court o
within the Territory OF New .Mexico.
II Is ordered h, the Court that a copy
harent he published In tn, I4ts Vegas
palh Optic me each week for two
consecutive weeks. the last spnhliea,
lion thereof T." ht not less thai, ten
tlm days prior tn the lHthfd a. Ut
November. \ u 1905. aforesaid
lnn" AZ Las VEGAS. New Mr<ico.
! this Eth day uf October. \ u 1905
WILLIAM ! MILLS,
10 loo Chief Justice. etc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
new Mss5C0 REPUBLICAN, CON
VEhTiok.

th. ts..'Il~Am~ 0f %.~ Ns.>t,.
l.. II tn.r t.~'.3'-t. II e,,,, t.uilnn a.
E.~s " Ia Is.f &a'praay Il ANS h.,
n"H"E"1~ =" .tt'"t nF Att~mm wa4
made +" t'"i''' t'i'gates. .u >ish ~
- ''t~t't +" rtranrhise d~l~ga'ra "r
"n> r'"'"'n "t tie party or territory.
th' ~tai"h'"~i forces we're verv
lafEttt IA N" majority. but The. anita
W'f" ac'.tttrt all the rights AMI
rTi'thg'~ A~ ~" other drlrgntrs.
\" threats StI" mad" Ia btufally
treat "n'"n" ~h" differed In op,u
ten
II "AH " ~ nntne represcmtatlv"
&A'htttnE Il AM aHsembI.~i Ia nj, .
'spF"~St"n t" n" viii and opinhon4
81 the republican tarty at New Mex
tea. and that Ia ~hat II lid
Hon " u Andrews. the prrsen,
d"'~e"'" I" "''tEr"as. aud who llaa
h"ht'.'d \" n,t"h fur New MexiC ,
daring Un" tenn ut rnncr.Sx, was
rn"nim"'Ist, nominated fm ne rlrc.
tl"n IL onRtv
G"nIn"u IIArriman. Who IL max
tmR i R's"h I'T"rh was endorsed
wit, enthusiasm
''t""'f N@rtz"n' the union 0f Al
GOAT "nh N"N VI" tico. was endorsed
h a vat" Of T." To -
Chairman llut~um at the repubIl
can "N'TutN" committee and tx w
,~"ftht"nhtmt If the Il rritorlaI pri>
"n "a~ mot "'etlo0ked, His admin
Ih'thtl"u A. superintendent " the
ntt*'m was "n,tornfd and commended
III" "''nN' ntt"n IArtUok much of "A
r"lit''ai l"'" feast The gm,d work
"t making I"neh Ilaces smooth u
""H don" The unanimity of good
feeling ant u nnl"n Of hands. hearts
and pl'I"'~"N via the rcRul, IT tho
r"r:'' ntinn
IN Vie" e ~" Blnhee Copper
Qu''n CONVENTIONS aud the method ,
n"''i 'l"r" III" comparison of tn"
polite H. carried on In New
Ne Nl'" ,tni Nttnna Is most striking.
Nnd Vet ih"I" h" those through
Itn"'Hnc" stupidity Or a purpose to
mi Tad t,hr occasion to charge
VI" N">Ir" With rotten politics.
Til" Las Yeas republican con,rn
tl"n ntaIrl~ "nt A. il shining light In
I'll" pf"H'rr" "F III" nIshee mongrcl
and TIE results Of the
>aln"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
aoosGveLrIAn DIPLOMACY,

FVr hat'luK TAG s@ti III Hc t..~'
s"d ss,tng ',tr p'og@ :n,p ." Il
prvt'*i ttHas' In The p'.'l~ va PES
iden' IusAsrsett ~ taAii, l:,....a, A.,
afsas'ns the gt~at'>t ttMt.~u~n ~ 81:
tInarS Its st~tnt ls'tet sid. o. /
I" s"RoT Qus>.rAa thc t'ut.at ,.hl.,~
t"F who h. knew Aaa At that ttur.
0n the high ~tasI but tralI. lnicmt
cd fUF h" Cuban le~,s,ls. ~AA il IT,
markedly adFult lssts lanlattuh. dI~ln
terF&Ied. SiHC"t" and Showing lnli
mate kaowitaig" ot the gtuun shltti
req wh'Im b." vas addnrAAinK h..
fgatteFest them. he cm1ut"i them H.
petted aud Iccturtsi them H. adulA
cd In snnle places their NJ, H. ~ a..
aggsratton and hypeIts,l" as ~h.n
be referred 10 Cutsa a. the queen ~
the Antlllt'n bat III" president "
g'ad advice will Ut most ,lD oniv
Temporary gt&#i, What the agttatnra
IN Cuba want h ~, advice. m,r Ia,arss
nof prosperity They ~an' offices
aud tensions Nine tenthA ~ the In.
duatrieE of the Island air Operated
by SpaniardH, Germans. French
Jews. English and Americans TIL.
typical Cuban IL M agitat"r. snpr~tt
lug tho government white IN office
aud agitatihg Tor office when out.
There are n few ro'd and intrlhe"n,
Cubans. but the great mRIorit, IT.
atst on hetng brilteh In H"iut shape
fur permitting a rt'glm" # peace. nu,l
plngr"ws They lmDk uIH'u Cuba Il,
their oyster Ia lie opened with tl"lt
maChet"H They all het'i lw Ier
suaded that the %Alar, ltsl has hts'tl
fairly arranged as long ~ th,> AZ.
left out They will not b" ]ttc,ucil".l
to vulgar labor when the. S,e' "thrts
with all four feet In III" trough
There III nothing left fr US bat "a
take up the white mAn bur den IN
Cuba and endure the criticisms vi
the anti impcrialihts ~hii" w. hunt
dawn and clean nut these haudittl
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
AMERICAS PECULIAR PROBLEM.

Perhaps II Is III" rtrHsnue 81 n
practical difficulty that makes the
question more urgent In IN" United
States than here, and that cnIIsts "A
large number Of the educators" as
Mr. Matthews calls them. on the side
81 Itiutm Tier" the situation Ii dIf-
icr"n' While in America scores Of
thousands II ion cignc5a. many uf
country. and must learn Englihll IA
an essential preliminary. most ~ cur
aliens pass through. "t continue To
tain fiddjsh. % + too tIltt"tat" to lraIn
our Language except ~Cnlinqutall> We
hardly then. feel the rrrSsuI" tn"
ordinary upper middle prrnun who
has lah"rtnnHlv learned +" spell IN
his Youth. regards his COMMAND nf
"~rthuerarhy A. il class |aI~~.>siuu ~
which h" IL proud III his uplnion,
peopi" who have not attaiucd 70 il
are TN a lower social plane II"
therefor" dut.H nrt w.: 4 l,fn1t.
t''It might i, r'i", tl~ i'..5uu, I
useless and maxi" a LIKE attainment
easier for the prnri" 1t ~ out. when
we come 10 the scholars that We find
any enthusiasm fN reform. Tn 4"
then. justice, thcy have been aiming
at 1t for a long tim" past and III"
question which President Roosevelt
has brought dow to earth wa ae;-
tatei thirty years ago IN the rarer
atmosphere of scientific congresses.
But nothing came Of II London
Times. Sept, +. 1906,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13

'h"'b* + It4 A.. g." ~: r@,4a'
'ani'd"'" f"T sp,"tt"' '"llo~.4I 81,
"'''''f"l "aml~"'tn h.'rnv the ~..&
"> Appearing /" '"te AT. audi"tt.. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
Annual Meeting. National Grange.

Annual Meeting. National GRANGE,
Patrons Of Husbandry. Denver, Colo.
November IA &c %, 1eo6.-For ti,,
above occasion excursion tickets will
he sold TO Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo and return. Rate, one fare
plus 5000 for the round trip. On SAT-,
November 10. L. and L.. Fina' return
limit, December ~, t9"i. Htn I.
Bachelor. agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13

II Is Il pit, tnat the republicans "f
lberhalIllo count, must divide their
iutttN ga tAt mtl',r OF SupCrtnt"nd
"nt If schools when two ~ gNa'a men
ar" In tn" field a. Prof, A. u Strouu
and Pref N.iirt Without any Qii"A'
tl"n l'nt, Strour> succeeding such
Ah>uI,il" lirr"ml"t"nts as EslaviO
IIlj and bis predecessors. has dnn'
l'"'" f"t tn" 'nnni'y school # Bonn
am" Cnunt than III the SUPP rint"n
''"it> III" county ever had ~" Nc" /
II" t.a' 'l"nr rnl!tl"s him 20 :"'l"'
'!"N ~ ~" tti'1 hand the Hubble II
n"n haN this YEAR. for the fiIEi
tim u"rttr ,t"1 " veil qualified MAJ
T." III" plav" Prof. Miller IL prin
':uhi - II. Albuquerque high school
"i':' H." h1~ made II successful
IttId
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13

III" Morning Journal IN publishing
= Las Nrrae 'ditmn which reaches
this 'itt ON IN" fDVrr and Ii deliver.
"l ny mail ~ special carrier before
ntn" "rI"L Ne congratulate the
'"n'A' "l"'n III" rnt"rrir>" 1t l"S
"h""n III ~''utinp the whole morn
'u& ~t"l"lt Uf thu associated Press.
50 ttn' it HOW publishes exactly tn"
~At'" t"I""IHphi" report that appears
III III" NrtN"l and II. louis morning
ral'r~ We ha>" always advocated
New M"Nt"" interests before outside
INTERESTS anL a. the journal Is n
New M">9cn paper. We have II" tr~i
'nnrN In ntrtnG "lr citizens To sub
~~t1tl" f"j ~" \lhuqucrQur AImr
I''h'r tHln IT." beaver PAYERS which
.'"h tt' 'ItN nlanv hours later.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13

nr'hah', '"eni' IN The giving M at
II" plnp'%'"! SAnta r" fair The
N"t'l"rn NV M"\ico fair for next
IA'' g. h"W'>"r. assured. and there
IL n" lack Of Interest or enthusiasm
"n tn" part Of tn" people OF Las We
Ga%.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13

G!Ye Fred Nulette's shaving parlo'
a trial. 1888
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-13
NEW YORK STOCKS

The following quotations receive !
from r. J. GRAFT 4 Co. Albuquerque,
N. NJ. correspondent for Logan 4
Bryan. long distance phone:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-18
OFF FOR PEORIA.
Maine Contingent S. Of V. Depart tor
the National Convention.

Col. Clarence Fl. Cram of the Maine
Division, Sons Of Veterans. left Au-
gusta on train No. , last evening on
route for Peoria. H.. where the ma
tional cncampment OF the order will
take place on Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week. Col. Cram Was ac-
companied by Past Captain Orrin
Kicker of the II. G. Staples Camp of
tits city. who is an aide on the staff
Of the conImanGcry in chief.
The Maine delegates will gather in
Boston today, from which city they
Will proceed in company with repre-
SentativrS from the Bay State for the
Illinois city. 1t is expected that there
will he about Is or 20 members of
Maine camps i'll attendance. Among
those who will attend from this State
are Hon. +. X. Gould of ROckland, past
colonel of the Maine division: Col.
Robert l.. Whitcomb of Portland,
Charles s. Chase of Newport, Col. T..
NJ. Small and w. Il. Mancally of Lew
iSton and George w. Gregg of Dor
chester, Mass. Il member of the Bath
camp.
The Maine delegates will so to Hi
llOlS Win cdnCl1at" ior TN" COM
niandC Grim chief i'll Col. Arthur NJ.
Soule of Portland. who is one Of the
leading men of the order in this sec
tion Of the country. Col. Soulc is d
Wcil-knoWn newspaper man of Port
land and for a number of years has
been prominently Identified with, and
~ active worker for the order. Col.
Soule has held nearly all offices in the
Maine division and WIS one of the
most efficient commanders the Maine
division ever had.
The national encampment this year
Will be the 23th anniversary of the
order and all indications point to the
largest attendance and the most sue
ceSsful gathering that has ever been
held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Linscott left
on the boat Friday afternoon for visi,
to friends in Hartford, Conn.,
s. c. G. Ward is in attendance of the
National Fraternal Congress, which
meets in Montreal this week.
Mrs J. +. Fuller, who had been en-
joyinS life at Squirrel Island. returned
home on the Gardiner last evening.
Mrs. c. c. Young has returned from
Manchester. where she has been the
guest of her friend, Mrs. Edwin Cald-
we'll.
Ernest Lunt of the r. NJ Hayes
lunch room, is enjoying two weeks
vacation from hi, duties in that es-
tabliShmcnt.
Mrs. Asbury Haskell and daughter
Dorothy, who have been making a
weeks visit to Boston, returned home
Thursday evening.
A Belgrade party, consisting of Mr.
ana Mrs. Geo. l.. Minot. Mrs. Geo. A
Farnham. Bert G.. Farnham and Mrs
Fred IiarlinE was in the city Friday.
Miss Lou Rogers and Miss Marguer-
tie Mcleod of Newtonvillc, Mass, who
had been the guests Of Miss Rogers
aunt Mrs. George w. Wadleigh on
Sewall street, returned home on the
boat yesterday afternoon.