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The daily tribune., 1908-02-06
FOREIGN C0NSULATES
SHELTER REVOLUTIONISTS

Washington, Feb. 6-According to
cable advices received by the state
department from Hayti. no less than
$50 of the participants in the late up
rising are now IN asylums in the
foreign consulates at Gonaives. Only
four Of the refugees, however, are In
the American vice consulate. Gen.
Firmin, the leader Of the revolt, 10
located in the French consular office.
The Haytien government has de-
manded the immediate surrender Of
all the refugees, but 1t is improbable
that they will be turned over except
under guarantee that they shall re.
ceive fair trial or safe conduct.
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No use keeping something you don I
need. Sell IL through Tribune want
columns.
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that he brought embezzled goods or
money into this city from China.
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CHILLY" SUNDAY HOLDS
REVEALS IN DECATUR

Rev. Billy Sunday. who closed Il
series of remarkably successful meet.
ings ut Bloomington. H., last Sun.
day night, will begin n months evan
gelistic work at Decatur In that state
Never In Tho career Of BILLY"
Sunday NJ n revivAlist has he created
such = religious furore m he has dur
ing the last fow months' In Central
Illinois.
Bloomington never experienced such
an awakening as 1t did under the
preaching Of BILLY" Sunday aud tho
city literally went wild over him.
A score Of Illinois towns are trying
to secure the services Of tho evAnge.
list. but he has engagements for =
couple Of years ahead and few Of
them arc able to mnkc any saatisfac.
tory Arrangements with him. Big
preparations arc being made for the
Sunday meeting at Decatur and his
visit there IL sure 70 be notable
ono.
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FOUR PERSONS INJURED
IN WRECK OF LIMITED

San Bernardino, CAL, Feb 6-In
the wreck Of the westbound Los
Angeles limited last night at Petley
the following we're injured:
]. p. Murray. Los Angeles. right
side injured.
Mrs. J. P Murphy. collar bone
broken and leg hurt.
Mrs. II. Irish. Santa Ana, ankle
injured and face lscerated.
Mrs. +. l. Ferguson, Chamesdale,
bruised about hcad and shoulders.
None Of the injured Is in n serious
condition.
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DECISION IS AGAINST
UNION Of CHURCHES

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 6-Chancel.
lor +. l.. Bullock. at jackson, today
In IA decision In the case OF the Gum
berland Presbyterian chruch vi. John
O. Keith. involving the Cumberland
Presbyterian church property at Jack
son. held that the attempted organic
union Of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church with tho Presby terinn
church, U. s. A.. IL unconstitution.
nj and void.
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MISS HARTMAN I'LL
IN baltimore HOSPITAL

Baltimore, Feb. 6-Miss Cornelia
NJ. Hartman. dsug Inter Of Il. II. Har.
riman. Is q patient at Johns Hopk ins
hospital. Miss Hartman has been
for two years a student at st. Tim
onthy's school at Cstonsville, and
recently contracted cold which set
tied in one Of her ears. Her condi-
tion Is not serious.
Mrs. Hartman Is here from New
York with her daughter.
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END0WIne HOSPITAL BED
FOR VICTIMS OF AUTOS

Philadelphia, Feb. GA bed for
the sole use Of persons injured In au.
tomobile accidents Ia to be endowed
in tho New Garrettson hospital here
by members Of the Quaker City Ladies'
Motor club.
The deed Of gift will provide that
persons injured in accidents to their
own cars will have the first right to
the bed; those injured by reckless or
careless motorists only being allowed
to use IL when no motor car owner
is occupying 1t.
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POsTMASTER'S DEVICE
AVERTS HARM TO SAFE

Stamford. Conn. Feb. 6-Burglars,
after stealing tools from carpenter
shop, entered the postoffice here with
the intention Of blowing the safe.
They did not do 30. for on the front
of the safe was this sign:
''This safe is not locked. so please
do not blow it open"
The burglars took the stamps which
were in the outer compartment and
left.
Postmaster Wykoff said he put up
the sign in order to save his safe. It
having been blown open three times
and the building burned twice by
burglars within the past Ave years.
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HIS AMBITION
THWARTED 4
YOUTH DIES

New York, Feb. Heartbroken
because his musical ambition was
thwarted. l4.year-old Ernest Roth
dropped dead today in Broadway on
his way to manual training school.
The lad had remarkable musical tai
ent and begged to be allowed to study
as musician, but his father decided
that he must learn engineering. He
was frail child and was bitterly
disappointed when sent to the Stuy-
vesant school for manual training.
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Try Tribans want columns
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 4
Favorits.

"We prefor CbAmberiain's Cough
Remedy to any other for our chill.
dren." says Mr.. l.. J. Woodbury.. Of
Twining. Mich. 1T has also done
tho work for NJ In hard colds aud
Group, and We take pleasure IN recon-.
mending It." For sals by Daniels
Drug store. mwf
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VALUE OF IMPORTED
STONES HAS DECREASED

New York. Feb. 6-The appraised
value Of precious stones and pearls
imported at this port during the
month of January. 1908. is more than
ss. 600. 900. less than. for the correspond.
ing month of 1907. 1t showed gain
however. over last December of $iO5.-
977. 90.
The par appraised value Of these
imports for the month Of January was
1918, 458. 81. A year before the value
was %, b86, 100 and in 1906 it was
q. 7O6. S96.
There was also a falling of in
value Of automobiles imported In
January. The figures for the month
were 100 cars valued at t209, ,SI8.
against l12 cars valued at t870. 169
in January 1907, and 1856 cars valued
at e4S4. 442 in 1905.
The total appraised value Of mer-
chandise for the month Of December,
1907. was e57. 487, 318, a decrease Of
about e27. 900, 900 from the previous
month. For January. 1908. the
amount WAS $50, 474, ,0l9. q decrease Of
more than s27, 900. 900 from January.
1907
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Hot Springs-,San Antonio

These celebrated springs. with Its
delightful winter climate. have made
San Antonio famous. Colorado and
Southern offers an attractive round
trip rate. Write +. T. Fisher, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent. Denver.
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Delights Of the Sea,

The Colorado aud Southern's low
rates and splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only . few
hours distance. Let us tell you Of
the splendid attractions. 7. Il. Fish.
er, General Passenger Agent. Denver
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AUTHORITIES AWAIT
CHARGES AGAINST READ

San Francisco, Feb. 6-William O.
Read. who WAS arrested on his arri.
val from China at the instance Of the
secretary of state, Ia still held ut the
city prison by Chief Biggy. The
authorities are awaiting information
from Washington relative to the
further holding or to the release OF
Read. No charge has been prcferred
against him by the federal or state
authorities ~ NO evidence exists
The daily tribune., 1908-02-06

For comfort and convenience try
Hotel Lennon the dining room serv.
ios will please yos. sl.S2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11

Pacific
yesterday
Barbers Point several other vessels
little mixed
Lurne. working night
HEARD BERING SEA VESSEL.
"uly talked
Telegraph
houghi t Ia
Berng calling
HILONIAN LURLINE AND COLORADO
Johnson said the
A m
o vessel miles off Honolulu.
discharge bad 1
o
ber3 a p. NJ h
in he stated: signals between Tennessee
Virginia call California Friday
ter of
Friday
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OAHU ASSOCIATION.

At the afternoon session of the Oahu
Association, held October 10, Mr..
Thwing made an address on "Reform
and Good Government - 1t was inter
preted into Hawaiian by Rev. o. H.
Gulick. The work of the international
Reform Bureau, in its efforts for tenn
perance and good government, was
mentioned. Emphasis was laid on the
duty of Christian ministers to stand
strongly and earnestly for honesty,
righteousness and good government.
The good and honest work done By
Sheriff Iaukea was also referred to.
He deserves our support in his strong
stand for law and order. We must not
he afraid to let it be known that we,
as ministers, are for good government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11

Last night Pearl City was the center
of the fighting, large number of local
Republican speakers and others going
down from town to assist in the rally.
Those who have returned state that
there can be hardly any doubt of the
result of the voting in Oahu, major.
ity of the Republican candidates be-
ing assured of election. At Waialua,
where Achi stated that he expected
to get a great and rousing reception,
it is said that he will not be disap-
pointed in the rousing part at least,
a large number of the voters there hav-
ing promised to look after him. just
how warm the reception will be Achi
will learn when he arrives.
At Waialua, Stephen Desha referred
to the report circulated by Achi that
all the education he could boast of was
what he received at the Reform School.
Desha acknowledged having been an
inmate of the school, placed there by
his mother because he wanted to run
away to the mainland. "I went into
the school with a clean record for hon
esty, and came out with a clean rec
ord. 1 will place my record alongside
Achi 5 and not be afraid of the COM
DariSou -
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REPUBLICANS
MEET SUCCESS
Well Pleased at the Reception
Given Them in the
Country.

The Republican stumpers are jubilant
at the reception accorded them wher-
ever they went on their tour of the
island, reporting crowded meetings at
practically every point and enthusiasm
for Republieanism everywhere. At Laie
every candidate spoke, as well as a
number of local orators, and even then
the crowd did not get enough. There
was plenty of music at Laie and a
dance was given 80 the assembled peo-
pie after the orators had exhausted
themselves.
AT Waialua, where the speakers ap-
peared on Friday night, there was a
large attendance at the meeting, and
a great reception was given the can
didates. To enliven the occasion there
were two quintet clubs and band out.
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and the enforcement of the laws. It
is not a time for questions of party
or politics, but each one should use his
influence for right, honesty and the
best man. We need to come out boldly
for reform against vice and a fearless
enforcement of the laws of our land.
To every member Of this Association,
I say. earnestly, support a man who
has done his duty and his work faith
fully, one who believes in law and the
solemn obligation Of his Office. As Ha-
waiian ministers, stand firm for good
government. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11

King Peters Subjects Still for War With Francis
Joseph's Empire Balkan Troubles Are
Growing More Serious.
ASSOCIATED Press cabiegrams.)

BELGRADE, October 1I-An extraordinary session
Sevan Assembly has been opened amid great
night Austrian
house of Parliament The people aroused
BRITAIN AGAIST CRETANS
LONDON October 1.-THE British government opposed
the aspirations of Crete for Union with Greece.
TURKEY BOYCOTTS ENEMIES.
CONSTANTINOPLE, October 11-Bulgarian Austrian
products have been boycoted.
THINK WAR CERTAIN.
BELGRADE, Servia, October War among the Balkan
States is considered inevitable.
ITALIAN FLEET Modified
SPEZIA Italy October 1oThe Italian feet has been ordered
to concentrate here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
To Protect Sugar.


harbor improvements protection
opposition expressed to the admission
of cheap labor
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Admiral HoIlvday viii sail for the
Coast by the Siberia today. He rs
chief Of the department of yards and
docks and has been here looking over
the Pearl Harbor site and plans for the
naval station and dock there.
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In the World of Sport.


minutes
twen -threes
ISLAND yesterday
of miles n
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CAPTAIN AND TWELVE DROWNED.

steamships Nippona
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Next Weeks Meetings.

On Monday the Republicans will
recommenee their town precinct meet
ings That evening the rally will be at
the Palama pumping station. The 9TH
er meetings for the week will be: Tues
day, at Pauoa; Wednesday, at Puunui,
corner of Wyllie and Liliha; Thursday,
at Moiliili; Friday, at Maunakamala,
Palama, and Saturday, at Aala park.
Continued on Page Five.)
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HEARST AT BERKELEY.

1ow and Candidate Hisgen
at the
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Destroyers to Be Cast Off Today 80 Kahuku
Hears Message From Bering Sea and Talks
With San Francisco.

Barbers Point station of the Wireless Telegraph Com
pany received the following fragmentary o'clock
last night:
e 16I degrees 38 minutes West; gentle breeze from
northeast smooth
Expect off destroyers will reach
Honolulu by Tuesday
(Sgned) SWINBURNE."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
CHICAGO NATIONALS WIN.

the for national
championship Detroit
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Stewart Out of Army.

WASHINGTON, U. A
President been retired
from he army.
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Taft to Go South.

CINCINNATI political tour Of
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Perished in a Wreck.

NEWPORT Island persisted
in he
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Fougth Over Negro Brute.

sPARTANBURG Georgia. night fought the
militia for possession negro
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Ashamed of No Candidate.

Senator Mccarthy, who was applaud
ed when he took the chair, said that
in the course of the meeting he would
present the various speakers, who, he
wished to assure those present, would
discuss issues. and avoid personalities.
There are none of our candidates
hiding behind the building, either -
said the Chairman. "They are all here
facing you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
COAL RATES
REDUCED

Washington, July 11-ln an opinion
by Commissioner Franklin X. Lane Of
the interstate commerce commission, a
number Of changes are made ii The
rates on coal. both lump and slack
from what is designated as the Okla
homa-Arkansas coal field TO many
points in Texas and Louisiana The
complaint was filed by the 'l1oma-
Arkansas traffic bureau against all the
railroads leading from the coal fields
into Texas and Louisiana. 1t involved
The ratio from every mine in the 4 "a
to seyenty-eight destinations III the
state named While to many points
the rates We're left unchanged. L.
about twothirds Of the cases, the rates
were reduced.
The Joints to whien the greatest le
ductions were mode wene these near
the mines and TO interior points hiv
Ineiiher water nor lailroad comnca
ton. The eecet ol the decision /.
nlar1 th- la'es on ecqi III sec
..p % Tie G lI'ry upon a basis mhic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
BUILDING
AT VERDEN

Nerden News: Work has been start
ed in earnest on the FIVE new brick
to replace those that went
up in flames May i The contractors,
Cowen & Herndon Of Chickasha, came
Tuesday and started the work and are
pushing along at a rapid gait. The
trenches for the foundations were fin
ished Wednesday and the concrete
foundations are next in order Five
carloads Of brick are now on the
track here and the contractors inform
us that ii the weather will permit. that
The brick work viii be completed with
in fifteen days Each building is to
be 25x6O feet in size; the fronts OF
them win be laid with speckled bun
brick, which are the best and nobbiesf
bricks obtainable. and this will give
the entire block a neat appearance
The contract has not yet been let fol
the woodwork in the buildings, bu
several contractors have in their bid!
and it will be let in few days It il
expected that all the buildings will b,
finished and ready for occupancy b!
the middle Of September
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
Facts that All Should
Know

Chcasha Oklahoma has many things that prompt her citizens
feel that she destined to be Of not the foremost
mercal centers Of Oklahoma among which
Her apidiy of growth evidenced in the increase Of business
in various lines where the proof is positive
For instance
The deposits Of 81 284 194O0 for
1907 they 33500 increase volume for the year Of
$387l41OO
The assessed valuation Of property in 1906 $3O00000O0
and 1907 $50OOOOO increase Of 250O000OO for the
year 1907
The postoce receipts 1906 $l9979OO 1907
they $2485500i an increase Of $487600
The Rock Island railroad did volume Of business in
year 1906 $S30366 and IL 1907 its receipts here $099
0095 The business Of the Frisco and of the Santa Fe
among data compiled and the Oklahoma Central has been
running into the city but two months have record of its
business
Rock Island for the month Of December last did volume
Of business Chickasha $29000 Ell which vol
ume, did business of $79000 Oklahoma City followed with
total business Of $55000
Along this line mention the fact that $90000O0 has just
been voted for high school building $4,000 for city hall and
fire station
Also that seveny-fv blocks pavement put
at addition to that already Placed Chasha and Kansas
this year.
Within the past two months five and three mile boule
ward has been laid out and set in trees
In fact every hand evidences of substantial growth
The water power plant be completed will furnish
rapid succession food for qualification the manufactures it viii
bring
And last but by restrictions been ordered
removed from 100000 Of Indian lands this side the
state Chckasha being located the of seVentyfve per
cent of the land this Grady county being restricted lands be
released by the late act Of congress-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
FEDERATION MEETING

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
city Federation Of Woman's Clubs
was held last Monday afternoon in
the Carnegie library. The attendance
was not large but considerable busi-
ness was transacted in the absence
Of the secretary, her place was filled
by Mrs D. e. Emerson.
Mrs. Bower Of Oklahoma City was
present and spoke on kindergarten
woork. She urged the Federation to
take up the work ana assist in secur-
ing more and better schools Of that
kind throughout the state.
The ladies' hope to get a public wat
ering fountain soon, and Mesdames
J. G. Early, J. A. Thompson and Frank
Devore were appointed to select a
location for it
The club adjourned to meet the
First Monday in September The meet
ing will be a month earlier than usual
that a Patrons league may be organ
lied if possible before school commen-
ces.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Furnished by the Chlokasha Abss act
Company, Rooms 7-8, Johnson
5uiIding-Phone 348

Charles 5, Wiyllliams to William
A. Bennett, west Is feet Of lot and
east so feet Of lot 2. block 1872, Chick
asha, $3.50,
j b Sparks to Robert b. Sutton
lot Z to 6, block le, Sparks drst addi-
ton to Chiekasha. $1,000
N. Means to John R. Monroe, lot
12, block 8, West Hin addition to
Chickasha, s5O2.
T. c. Woods to L. c. Wantland.
$4,000. Ntp
John NJ. Miller to VIM. c. Metcalf
1880 acres in section %, 8 north, west,
s2lsO.
Josie McGehee Kaufman to B. P.
Marshall, 2sOS acres in section S6,
north, west, $3.50.
Ed J. Scarlet to Tilne A. Duriand
lots and 10, block n, chiekasha,
$1,000.
c. schlotterbeck to d H Manire,
south half Of loot A. block 2ss, Chick.
asha, $3.50.
Hattie r. Burt to Mrs "A. E ebert
erman, lots to 1a, block Z. Cotton.
wood. $1,000. 1
Edward w. Frey to u. Hollings
worth, lots Z. 8 ana 8, block a. Am
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11

WH-o-o-Pl Wake upl You vho
write letters and want Chickasha to
be well advertised. Can at the Com
mercial club room and get literature
to put in with your letters. Use it
and YOU won't have 70 write anything
about Chickasha andGrady county II
is already said IN what they will give
you there. Not letter should be sent
TO other states without being accom-
panied by literature such as the Com.
mercial club has prepared for that
purpose.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
sIxTEENTH aIRTHDAY PARTY

SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY
Marvin Williams invited a number Of
friends 10 his home. 1913, Choctaw
avenue, last night to help him cele-
brate his sixteenth birthday anniyer-
sary. The assembled crowd was a
merry one and made the evening very
pleasant. Refreshments were served
at ten o'clock
Many nice presents were received by
the birthday host The invitation list
included, Misses Bertha Mcclure, Lii
liam Martin, Alma West, Zella Moore
Nellie Granele. Marie McMaster, LII
lian Lorensen. Maurice Russell, Nellie
Grist, Ivy Eldred and Eula Williams
and Messrs. Emmett Barton, Grover
Thomas, Taylor Monroe. William Grist
and Horace Cloud.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11

Der, s75
c. schlotterbeck to B. g. Loomis,
lots 10 to 16, block Z. Pocasset, S10S.
D. D. sayer to &. I. Bitsche. west SO
feet lot 2 and east 20 feet lot 8. blocq
27s Chickasha $3.50
K N. Bailey to Tim Lynch, lot H.
block s., Rush Springs. s575.
William A. Dur to Ora Lee Kreitz
lots "a and 25. block sc, Chickasha,
lst500
Ida Thomas nee Ward to chas. S.
Lynch, 100 acres iii section s5, 8 north
west. s525.
I James Myers to e. S. Arnold g.
acres in SEXTON q and TAO acres in sec
ton "a, 10 north west, s6l75.
Rosa Baker tc Eva E. Noble. 10 sc-
res in section II, north. west, SIS.
Myrtle G. Ambrister to E. C. Burton
65 feet out Of lots 10, IL. p, ana is,
block a. Chiekasha, ss,sOe,15.
Mary Hightower, nee Baker to J.
H Kneiss, 20 acres in section 8. s
north, Z west, $500.
Thomas J Hobbies to P D. simons.
lots s to 10. block 30, Rush Springs
$7e2.5O
Jonas Cook to Harvey T Cash. part
lots 3 and 9, block 24s. Chickasha.
$500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
MAccABEE SOCIAL

The Maccabee social Inst Saturday
evening at the Heffner House, corner
Seventh and Kansas, was a pretty and
successful affair The broad lawns
we're lighted with the multi-eolored
Japanese lanterns ana covered with
tables and benches. The Maccabee
ladies served very delicious refresh
ments to their numerous visitors and
cleared a neat sum OF money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-11
cHAUTAUoUA SOCIAL MEETlNc

cHAUTAuQUA SOCIAL MEETING
The ladies' Of the CahutauQua circle
held their regular monthly meeting
last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
G. II. Thrailkin There was a large
attendance Of members and instead Of
the customary fancy work, the host
ess had provided novel entertain
ment. Quotations from Mother
Goose" we're passed around, and each
lady was requested to make sketch
illustrating her rhyme The draw
ings were then collected by the host
ess and the guests were asked to guess
the original quotations. Mrs. VIM. In
man succeeded in guessing the larg-
est number.
A dainty luncheon was served be-
fore the close of the pleasant after
noon