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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
TWO MARRIAGE
 LICENSES ISSUED

A marriage license was issued by Deputy County Clerk, Alex Barrow, yesterday to G. T. Humbert, P years old, and Miss Eva Griffin, 19. A ,i- cense was also issued to Miss Lucille M. Garland and w. A. Capelle, of Lit tie Rock. Miss Garland is niece of the late Augustus H. Garland, of Arkanss, formerly attorney general of the United States. She was for some months employed at the local Singer Sewing Machine office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
SPECIAL EASTER DINNER AT SULLIVAN'S CAFE

Cream of Pease Soup.
 Meats. Prime Ribs of Roast Beef,
 Roast Chicken Corn Bread. Mashed Potatoes, Corn BeetS, Radishes, Potato Salad
 Desert Ice Cream and Cake.
 Price 25c. Everything the best on the mar ket. $3 coupon books, $2.5O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
IDRA|NAGE SYSTEM MEETS APPROVAL V Wealthy Memphis Cot
 g: g: 5: ,: E: ::::: ::::: ;::: %ktxs and They Will
 Eh cousotte Bayou ' y Owners.
 IL THE BONDS yeH Mhr>il Lands From S1
IL THE BONDS
yeV MI hrsil Lands From $1
$50 In Value In Missouri-W. Gage To Attend the Meeting

letter received yesterday nty Judge James Gould A. Gage. the Memphis cot IS, the cotton firm state I'll be able to dispose of sotte drainage district Memphis in the event that
 dlreet~s are not success
 eir efforts to dispose of
 \hey are issued. khabill now pending in Alathe, which has passed |ver branch and will go h the senate Monday, au- pg the establishment of the te drainage distfict in this It will be a special district |ll embrace 27,O00 acres of lands south and southeast of Id. Ark, in this county, and of the Iron Mountain rail- In it is included some of 'st fertile s9d productive ,ea. slantati991' a.,..''l9%91les vi |ps s9"h, <, t,o II three,loeall eith ems. A. NJ. , ofSnf f.2hnd C. P. i, ina lu(e.. e ~ aatt as directors
 Yt. All of the prop
 E. long Cousotte bayou,
 Fton R. Breckinridge,
 a,y U. l.. Caldwell, James
 riyl lTriplett, C. H. Moore,
 Y 1der, Fred Fox, w. H.
 1G. Taylor, J. s. Bell, (rd and others, are in Inc movement.
 object of the organ E bonds and dispose of a first-class drainage ablished. The Mem- actors encourage the
 enthusiastic language.
 eads:
 Gould Pine Bluff,
 !: We are very much
 hterested in the for
 Cousotte drainage
 Mrite to ask if the
 has finally been
 3izing the formation
 district.
 (sary leeislation will
 W soon thereafter ,o;d g be called of the co.Sed in order to take ! lof the power conferred
 form said district? Will
 possible to call a meet In as the law becomes ef- Eaw the necessary articles boration, ascertain what lf bonds will have to be P rate of interest to be trms of the bonds and [Hod of security and such Necessary matters as may Bsary to carry out the re- hts of the act?
 Ire vitaily interested in this land feel that our success or i lat Noble Lake is and will the question of drainage, therefore, very anxious to Inc country drained at an late.
 experience in northeast Ar and southeast Missouri has cry valuable to us. and has ,ed us that with proper 70 the soil will increase in productivity, and the around increase materially les.
 ,h lands, over which the shot duck in Dunklin coun- and which was offered to s1 her acre, is now selling to $50 per acre. It was "a matter of drainage. Hbuld suppose that with the . movers and. security, the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

Miss Reva Harris Is in Little Rock visiting friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
HER LETTER UNANSWERED.

Mrs Richard Clough Thompson Wrote Judge John N Mcclure Regarding Mrs Mcclure D. A. R. State. ment, But as Yet No Reply Has Been naceived Mrs Thompson's Letter in Full-Says Mrs Me Clure Asked to Assist Her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

Miss Lillian Julian, who is teach ing school at English, is in the city visiting relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
No Good Law Is Ever Failure

lot of people predicting that the bill passed m con-
eress 20 prohibit corporations from contributing TO campaign
funds will be total failure in practice
Well anyway isn't better that the statutes should de-
nounce wrong than be silent tho subject
good law If II other purpose mods
public conscience and erystallizes public opinion
Like ships compass If Il be eafelessy disregard
ed Il still points
In some storm some crisis late. il win be turned
the guide 20 safety.
IL took public opinion good many years 60 property
shape itself principles Of the Sherman antitrust law
But right principles up in statutes gndeposts
They hundreds then thousands then millions OF minds
10 right thinking.
For twenty years the interstate commerce commission
was commonly considered poweress and next TO worthless
But At have learned to appreciate its purpose
and TO vest il with necessary powers.
Great reforms do begin and end in Be-it-enaeed
All real reform in popular feeling popular thinking
and popular acting.
When the people last get the right view Of a great
wrong the right feeling toward t and moved by the
right action. the wrong end and not before.
The law against corporation control Of elections
may long be evaded by snhserfuge after another
But some day the people will learn the good there Is m
this Lave and demand its rigid enforcement
The enactment Of law Is the planting the enforcement
OF Il is the harvest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

(ssastls Star Exclusive ssrxiea.i
LONDON. Pen. Conan ft0fis
haa bueklsI down 10 sure enough
detective Nofk.
As esHeriack Hoimca- m rial lifa
ne aas investigated a crime mystery
uhith hiss stirred England = dozen
tfrlcs il the last FEW years How.
ever. Instead 81 attempting a. enn-
girt e man. Ne Il trying 10 clear him
Tee labsf an the part ~ Sir Ar
thur Conan Duyis IA ans II rrffnei
iisisfsfesfesiueea He ia seeking
Justice for . man who. he haffsxss
waa uniaafsy convicted ~ che neiycc
~ Greet nritsin Hr volunteered
Nan services and nim report tu.gea
words. - given 70 gsa pubita for the
benefit af tha man who Was NruuE
o.
GearHe EaaliL a ypunE lau stu
dent. vas sentenced 20 seven years
PENAL services on the charge of be-
ing n midnight Inarauder. = sort %
~ JskYii and mr. Hyde. who ma
iiihftd tbs hasnas and cattle Of his
uainhbofs IN 3 barbafuua and hoffi-
fyins HAnnef The conviction Waa
unou purely eirrumHtanffal and ex-
pert handwriting evidence Edaiji
was made cut sort of fisad who
tor years had been writing aueuY
nous letters to himself and other
villagers a Great wSrlry. near Bir-
1tinNham.
There vas 80 much public doubt
over the case that siw months ago
EdaiI vas released from prison. al
though not paflonsa. having served
only three pears o. hfH aeven-Year
term
Ednlii has always protested limo.
caucn. Few believed him. Tor ~ ans
hia people were considered qnncr
uin. father IL -bloodet Parssa
from India. who berama Christian
lied and vas made "a vicar Ia 4 small
suburban parish. marrying an En-
giiah women.
Says Sir Arthur "a few weeks
ago Edalil sent me cuttings af some
articles which he wrote on hla own
case For several days the cuttings
lay on my writing table. and they
mltut nave remained there IKE uths
ers only glanced At. had not found
myself one evening with nothing
very much 70 do.
80 I took the cuttings up and be-
gan 90 read tham.-very lauRuidiy &C
first Then some statement he
made struck ma. and after that there
we're several athurs which held my
attention. I became really inter.
eHtcd md saw that thnra was man
who was telling the truth IN a casa
which needed further Investigation.
We'll, met him by appointment
lat,r. sud thun ! decided 20 take on
HIS cnaa. | am firmly convinced
shat II ever a man was innocent
Edhlii ia I have been 20 Great
Wyrioy, and gone carefully over tho
scene of the ouirsEes. ua well na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

"Oh. father. see iha fliihY boy. :"
said Hoiin one day az ltheF we're
taking a little walk for fheir health.
and because the estianahia parent
bad ma car fare.
do you refer 70 yots raaamnffln
with HIS hair ia tanalha md the
rich top soil on his fenpTe asked
Rullo's father. diraclont his case
upon wouth who. nest - a hot
bath. needed fumigatloa.
Even 81" aHoth Rbiln ~ And ]
bog you 70 Observe that bets very
untidy about hts clothing. lie has
not even q hemstiiched haudkcF.
chief In the breast pocket of hia
coat, although his noan in crying
aloud for it,
Yes. Hollo. you have hit him or
a. completely a. n Bertlllnu meas.
uremeut. said Rollos sire When
u comea to faatidiouHnoas he Ger.
tainly runs for the end hook. But
why do you give him the hoot?"
because trembio for hia future.
father" said Roll0. with eummlsera.
tion in his tone 'fin win grow up
to be ahharred by an humanity
You are all there with the
knockerino. Rolio." said hia father.
reprovlngly. hut your dope ~
wrong Il is true that no gets away
bnd. but see a different finish"
"Oh. str. how can you Imagine
such a contamination
Rollo. that IL Just the kind of
RIA who turns ont "a dapper dresser.
"a mainsiav faf manicure puflnfa and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
No Getting Away From Temptation

Is said younH considerable fortune II
helnx BY yacht cruise around h1
world may not tho temptations of NE IN
mother has c0nndev bong and praysrfaiY
this plan nj adopted # Win axh
but Eood
wicked f. psrts. has monopoly OF
wicksdnsss Q temptations
Vice extends al fAs woFld
some parts YaTsa vess bat shsS
have
If sounE poNeF temptations he wuali he
a. safe IN Ia
capiaaie easily and often the 9th
or aide Of a. world a home.
Is have ths Of onis city shan the
vices Of
goaFneY World takes whsrt there
Commandments treaty q
IT. and alliance travellers
Of 1s housekeeping folk
Besiass yunnx carries temptations right with
b wide for him hids from them
carry them bchnd They
are a. luzepauble bins shadow.
poets sadly wanderers 81
rarulshuas theiF brcthren down
Byronwae tsmptafou resisting eiAaa
Anyway ienptasiun Is q hing but
be rrapnlsa
really vurId have wishsooa
and strengthened
and purified.
81 negative morality who yielded 70 temp
simply thar sncomerw It. quite
o until thay safely dead
Bat. then. nether Is anybody eiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
arr ENCORE

arcotnranlnt shrugged his shoulders
afntfnrtly. Thrn she sanH al
though she feat that she wHa doing
hsruelf srants Justice She 'inr
imhnd. There wnm only silence.
Suddenly. in tie bark pf the haiL
aane enc began 10 apDiast 9th
srs farnN4. a. first amgsesity. unfil
they sa3 Who Il wes The applause
began 20 incrcese She bowed ncr'
vssnaly. and hnzisatua.
Miss kildare
she locked toward the tiny wings
Il Was hs Maurice ViEuaHx Sud.
IDEALLY aha understood
~Nou Trust sting again. he whiH-
perpd. and this time do your
best | have with me Herr Raeih,
the iEanrcaHsrio Remember. ve
are efsll slaves ,--fhuuEh Yours may
ssan be = different Kind
And bella pasIed In Old 81 Ann's
staanle on a May morning before
ire really understood What he
meant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

she wondered shat Nuald come
az II an Was Maestro DefHxre
riEhff Would ehe realif please
ihsaw sHand people. and wonla
there even PERHAPS b. tao or three
enEasHmeHfa for private enter
tAlnmentzT she hoped 50
A. ahe sat quirt In her asrlusieii
curner. the Years eama up before
nor. With their thousands q Incl
danta one she SIN remembered.
How long agu II was. btu e Naa her
first. her very first attempt 70 stag
In public She had done poorly
cnpaeh bat NiEnaaxi sha dis
tlncfly remembered be told her BIZ
name vac NlFnaun A tai. hand.
come man. With one u thuse great.
resonant. naturally beautiful suines.
Aud when he had tried 70 comfort
her In her own disappointment. he
had said
@Ah. Miss kildare. WHIST are we
after all but slaves slaves Of tho
great public, cannot 20 to a
great master, I am poor You
must make ont with old Maestro
Lcferre. for the same reason. Let
az hope. nevertheless that the ~.
turn has something good perhaps
great In store f0F wH-evwn II we
are Hiavn4f"
She had never seen him again
There was a grcat NiEnaux in New
York now. a singer. but e never 90
Cured - her that Il might be be.
The present occasion was a great
semi public crush. and she knew
only too well that she had beeu
asked 20 sing because anme 70.
nnSned artistic had disappointed
the manager AZ the last moment
They we're ready for her Slowly
she went out ON the little stage. her
white gown clinElnE % her The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
exsrarssn Land.


And Of the fhododehaf9h fipN''
Beautiful trees, evergreen tts#1'
Tho empires fi'b'hh H'Hth
Beautiful mountains ana hh""
BeHgtiful lakes ~ me hnantsinH
Wild.
Win waters H'tthe u nv
Efeeus
Sweet aud pure ana unastaiea'
Beautiful Rainier mat toN"fB y"
hiah
In shadow and SUNSHINE. mint anu
cloud
A mountain grand IN the Evergreen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

reaH q nufubur % issfrrs an8 pa
asrx since ! fifat tsssk faa uSat-
ser in hand ! hnVa been Wafhins
suppose. tneivn hours a aaY ~ a."
And haen ygu tnlawed These
rncfhudH whfeh you usnfln 'fSlssfstlax
Holmes assf ~ vas aaAea
sir Arthur istsgifrti All he
aaii. -rhess ia 8 Euad asai 81 atf-
fnsrner hefHssn fast and flnfiaH. but
I hava anieaeuTr,i to 4es a. facts be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
REAL LIFE MYSTERY
BY SIR CONAN DOYLE

ORIGINATOR or FAMOUS OF.
TgcTNE cHARAcrER srtRs
ATT ENGLAND ~ TAKING
THg PART HIMSELF ~ az
rAIF OF a MAN UNDER CON
vlcTioN FOR a rEfNoua
cRlME-Attls REpoRr TO TtsE
HOME SECRETARY INTENDED
To CLEAR rAe uSFoRvu-
NATE EnAIu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

f1re eafuiua 10 any oanciusinn
Then Vau started wtthaat nny
rrraitrnntilun IN Edsiffa favuf r.
Yes. | kept ms fuind perfectly
npen. IA fact. on several sssUa iaita
I carus aeraas sidr issues which
inixht have iea IN FroxlnA E4allrn
guilt. ana I tsft ny main inxestiFs+
fisn &c ffalsw them up ~ each IN
rtancr. bnsssveT. finding inuugeurs
rirafiY proved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
MAIDS PLAY BRIDGE
ts.s,,I, Star Esslsslss ssrvls..l

wAatIISaTON Reb. "a who keapa up
a handsome eafabNisfnaff near Dupont etfeis ~~s
distressed that q maid. whom Nha valued fatied -
return after Christmas aud reported sick ~ fne
days aenf and GIRL aa return. her mistress
wua usaHed ~ aa spirit q the H~asps. fitted up q
bssksf good thinss aus usot 90 hes aieh hsnd-
nsaiaen.
shs fsuns her maid living IN brick house. With a
sapay q lace curtains md wfsafhz ~ belly sud ever
xrscn II the bay wlfisioas she 4bowu IN and
tharr r. fhr be~t room her nald and three other
ensr-a eiffs so~nsd ia ne latest morning nesiigee.
ulayIaR cards The maid enaravoftng 70 teach
hes ffssnds the uiyasrfss u bfdxr and ~ absorbed
AS zae hat she failed "a nufs her ytaifs.
Nee aafa this ~ou1au sile effect - bAa exafapie IL
,,tf., strong and shr for has Included absolute
banisSnenf ~ bridge from her houss a. enc az her
Neus years rsmfugionH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
SHERLOCK
HOLMES
UP To
THE
MINUTE

caas anythlnx rasi yua away story
unmhadr
aeseefsys created
case Mr ueakN
4 nayis - Sherlock
Haiusn writer tens how ~ hfussf tuos
part a. anfaxasef
sffurt % the nmeus roand rari 81
EiagsI- = He ruuvirtrf nftsr
pecane Interested and after
oaasueet 81 EdaiHH tnn1rnnre
Invested hinasf sta me character u
methods
prepared powerful
AsY o. nrisahs
Of as mass assrbsHE narratives ever Offered The
runna.
nEufNNfSu NEXT MONDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
NO. 6.--"TWENTY YEARS ago.

7 wandered O. tbs vuAse, Tom.
I AL nenuath the Tree
nut fniuEs we're sally diftrreui fHafu
The way they used "a be
The advertisement signs vefa cat
To such = Hreat degrees.
u took nc nearly half tie dsy
To tina fhe aaE aansH tfwaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Old Mr.. cYnlcism a smile
wasn't worth hia whliaJ
Said nobody did the things they They
Didn't think that anything IN dfo really good
fSald he woulds1
Gave his opinion that all virtue a shau
lWaan't worth damnfl
Old Mr.. Cynicism twisted down Ma lip
like be had the pp'J
n worth admission just hear him and rail.
Whgn he spoke ~ women. ardent lovers used 90 quail
isomefimes turning palaI
TIL something him. very much hts surprise
fright between the egesJ
Old Mr. Cgncism found himself awhin
tNothlnK bnt q gdiJ
Just nair q laughing 81 mingled gold and brown
just little blue and silver Japaneosy gown
fJust q proper nouni1
Nov he's newly started off his private book Of rules
"Cynics an foolsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Hungry Hank "a be Obliged b
yer. lady. for meair~
Mrs. Brigham, you're one Of
these aftag dinner speakers
Hungry Hank S0t exactly. lady.
or wouldn't be ~ hungry | amt
even got 10 much a. q chestnut
about me. Philadelphia Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
Meat Prices That Please

Al TIRE city Han market ses Third
av. near lesler Fine eastern
hans. Is l.3c. rim and iotn lamb
chnns n ~ f-ar. tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Don't threw away your old
clothes. Have them cleaned 70
Took Ike new at the pantorlum
Call up Main 1898 -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Old Farmer No. don't want any
more Of your labor saving machines.
I've tried enough Of 'em. Look Ia
there There's n typeNfitin ma
chine the miaHua spent All her egg
and butter money nn 10 buy for me.
cause I ain't ~ over handy with
the pen. Just look a. The sNindle
Frinnds-W What's this matter With
~
Old Farmer Matter Why. You
cant even write yer name With no
bioomia' thing uniera 50 know boa
10 play the pisnner Tit bita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
Olympic Market

f1s Pike st. saves hair your meat
billa. Try them and see sss
Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 Second
Avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

perfect fivna inr flesh food and
heliotrope water Roiln. he has the
star foundation for vlolsns reac.
ton when be Rroww up lie viii
go ~ the ether extTumo. He viii be
swell dresssf aud demand a neck
shave every time he hops into bar
ber's chair. Il IL the osertidled
cub who IL mora apt. when grown
up. 20 abide aaforlaily At the Sign
OF The Lemon
Does that mean. father. that he
viii also undergo a moral reeunera.
ton when he attainH tho years ~
discretion 80
No that doesn't follow. said his
dad. An ! mean 20 say h that
whether he grows up a burglar or
broker. be viii consider dandruff on
hia cellar a crime. he may not
necessarily consider grand larceny
such
And how did you ascertain all
this. II | may make 80 bold az 10
ask. puppah" asked Rollo. with
some ave.
Your Uncle Fuller. RoIIo. has
been there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Euppose rau could hrar ffufn
me resI naefioek HolmHa me
frai ssaff ~ hsw ha solved =
mystery uaEa baffilna than snY
10 bis AGsfnnirs az Adfau.
ss,.a...ss4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

TIE SEATTLE STAR HAS So
cuREo THE REMARKABLE
TRUE sToaY % coNAN
poTEEsa sLHUTA HUNT
~ a MYSTERY ~ REAL
LIFE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

.fet'a see. haven't you some al6'
,nnt relatives ia London
ssay old man. n had any fsip'
tlveu II London. naturally theS q Do
distant wouldn't theyf
Nothing Coming 70 Him.
"aolng 10 the lecture tgniRht
ono. Ny wifn'a out OF town.
II feel Kind OF encouraged since !
eot the doctors prescription, nala
the hypoehrondrihe
"Can yon read ~"
'sNo. tut I'm sure that II INC
germs oauld got look At ~ y
would aeara 'om 10 death. - Wash
inRtgn Star.
Tsachafs-IH there any connfetinE
link between the animal aud IN"
vegetable kinadomf
bright Pupil Y0a, mtm. there .
hash. Philadelphia Inquirer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

aQolne 10 the lecture tpnightf"
"No. Ny wifn'a out OF l9Hn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-29
Is the Chief Executive Officer Of the
City Can Suppend Police
Officers

Mr. Cochran has announced that if
he is elected mayor, he will do all in
his power to enforce every ordinance
of the city and this includes the ordi-
nance against gambling.
The republican organ thinks the
mayor is without power to enforce
the ordinances and quotes minister
Of the city as its authority for the
statement. A better way to find out
just how much power the mayor has
is to consult the ordinance books and
here it will be found that the mayor
has supreme power in the enforce
ment Of city ordinances.
Section 2 Of ordinance No. "a,
which enumerates the duties of the
mayor, contains the following: "He
shall be he chief executive officer Of
the city and the conservator Of the
peace. He shall have supervisory
control of all police officers Of the
city and shall have power to suspend
any such officer for neglect of duty,
misconduct or other sufficient cause
and appoint othesr to fill their place
during the suspension. He shall
supervise the conduct of all officers Of
the city, examine the grounds of rea-
sonable complaints made against them
and cause all their violations of duty
misconduct or other neglect to be
properly punished or reported to the
proper tribunal for correction. =
He shall have control Of the police
force Of the city and shall cause all
the ordinances, rules and regulations
of the city to be properly enforcerd.'
It is clear from the ordinance that
the mayor has ample power to en-
force any ordinance and if a police
officer does not do his duty, he may
have such officer called to account anc
discharged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-29
ORDINANCE NO. 24s

An Ordinance Fixing tile Salary
OF Chief Of Police, Assistant Chief
Of Police, Police Judge, and Other
Memebers of the Police Force.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Chickasha
Sec.1 That the allary of the Chief
Of Police shall be eighty dollars per
month.
Sec.2 That the salary Of the AS
sistant Chief of Police shall be six
ty-five dollars per month, provided
that said Assistant Chief of Police
shay at all times keep horse ready
for service.
Sec.S That the salary of the Po-
lice Judge shall be sixty dollars per
month.
Sec. 4That the salary Of all other
members Of the Police Force shall be
fity-five dollars per month.
Sec. 5That each alderman shall re-
ceive two dollars for each meeting he
attends.
Sec. 6That all ordinances and parts
Of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed and that this ordin-
ance shall be in force from and after
the first Thursday of April, 1907.
Passed and approved this the 28th
day Of March 1907.
Approved: JOHN H. VENABLE
Mayor.
Attest: JOE DEWS,
City Clerk.
Published March 20, 1907.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-29
PURE FOOD Law HITS HARD

Sears, Roebuck & Co., the Chicago
mail order house, haverecently given
out that they will in the future fill
no grocery orders on account Of the
pure food law. This practically am
cunts to confession that they have
been doping their customers during
the past years with adulterated con-
coctions which have passed for groc-
cries. Now that they are unable to
SCI. you dope, from which they real
lied a profit of rom twenty to forty
per cent, they wont sell anything in
the grocery line. Keep your money
at home, eat food that is pure and I'M
doped and be happy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-29
MAYOR HAS AMPLE POWER
TO ENFORCE ORDINANCE

city needs hospital the worst way
ard the physicians are unit in favor
Of having ore. Several propositions
have been brought forward lately but
none of them have been gone into. We
want a place where we can take our
patients for treatment, we care not
under whose management it is. IN
derstand the Oklahoma Central rail-
road have made a proposition to the
city Of Purcell for the establishment
of a hospital there, part Of which is
to be for their own use, but learn
that the road would much rather have
the hospital at this point and l believe
# the same proposition were made
them as Purcell has made we could get
it,