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SPECIAL CARS FOR WOMEN.
Gotham WaSe-ehrner- Enjoy Novel
RaiIway Farilffv.

New York. March Sl.-Every train from
in the Hu5son tunnels thls morning. and
every train fCom TweAty-third street. be
tween 4-S0 o'clock and : o'clock in the
evening. carried a rear car exclusively
Tor women and children
Nearly -9oo women coming over 10 Nan
haitian in the morning and nearly 80
going back in The afternoon avaned them
selves of the privilege. President Nc
Ad00 was ruch pleased with the way the
plan worked out on the first day. and
most Of the women seemed to he pleased
also.
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Springfield. H. March sl--The relative
positions OF the several candidates for
United States Senator remained practical
Is the same on the sixty-fourth joint bal
Tot OF the legislature to-day. Senator
Hopkins was given seventy-fve votes.
the same as YESTERDAY Tine other lead
ers were Foss. Il: Stringer. D. ShurtIeT.
Is. and Eugene Brown. Of Quincy. a. Bal
loting will be resumed tomorrow.
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BULLDOG HAS CORKIKG TIME.
Valuable Pet Eats SfoPPers Until
re Dies OF PeritOaftfS.

Chicago. March 5--Gioom has been
cast bver the bench snow OF TIE Chicago
Henrtl ~lub by the aHnouncemeut thz-
the noted French bulldog NareschaI Nev
II, owned by Lincoln Bartlett. OF Chicago.
and valued by its owner az Slaoa. is
dead
NJ. Bartlett says that the animal had
been PLAYING with children. VINO had
thrown coris f0- il 10 scamper after The
dog swallowed several o. the corks and
died Of acute perotinitis. in spite Of the
efforts OF three doctors 20 save It's life
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INSURGENTS HASTEN
into CANNON CAMP
Backbone of Opposition to
q Payne Bill Broken.
THIRTY STILL HOLDING OUT
Leaders Declare that These ReraIci-
trant Republicans soon VIII BE in
Vote en- Lumber and Other Sehed-
uIeS-'TarIn Bill Threatened.

The dove Of peace fitted about tho Re
publican camp in the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday. and many organiza-
ton leaders expressed the opinion that
by noon to-day the olive branch would
have found its nnT resting place on the
center table Of Speaker Cannon. where
the Payne tariff bin is gradually being
rounded into shape for a final vote
The hearts OF the Caunon-Pa -Payue-DaI-
zeH forces were beating a hundred times
a minute some minutes. and all about
there were more silver clouds than the
wielders Of the whip" ever again ex-
pect 10 see on their political horizon.
There was excitement and JOY every
where-the wandering brothers had re-
turned to their stalls and were ready 10
help the organization carry through the
bin for which they know the Republican
party must stand sponsor, be IL good or
had-and not a single man. from Speaker
Cannon down 10 the new babies" IN the
House. failed % I'm the circumambisnt
with an overflow Of bliss
Payne and DalzeII In smash.
IN their moment Of JOY. Serene T.
Payne and John Dalzell. the trustworthy
tariff piloters OF the government. rushed
madly into cab they found near the
Capitol and went Of hurriedly toward
the White House 10 tell the President
that the insurgents had been whipped
back into line and that again they were
confident The Cannon forces would he
doing business - the same old way a.
the same old stand when the proper time
comes Hardly had they got A half dozen
blocks from the Peace Monument. how
ever. when another obstacle Ioomed up
a real physical obstacle. in the shape Of
n smash-up between their vehicle and a
ramshackly one. and again the House lead
ers were in the middle Of a bad FIX
Chairman Payne climbed out one side
Of the wrecked ride me TO the White
House affair and Mr. Dalzen feu out Of
the other. and soon the two Congressmen
were footing II up Pennsylvania avenue
20 bear the good news that had been de-
layed. Neither sustained injuries that
palned Ven physically. but bystsnders
say both the Representatives. showed they
We're in mental agony
The Republican whip got busy bright
-
the House adjourned twenty of the Re
publicans who had declared they would
stand out against a rule TO cut Of de-
bate and amendments had been placed
back within the party traces and some
Of them, even. were trying to coax others
in.
Thirty StIn Holding Out.
The House leaders admit there are stiH
about thirty men who are holding out
against the wishes Of the organization.
bu1 they say these viii be -nxed~ within
the next day or two
The Republicans have realized. said n
member Of the the House high in the
councils Of the Speaker. yesterday. that
they must stand by their party II they
do not. he continued. the Democrats viii
rush in 50 many amendments that the
bin viii not have the slightest .resem-
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.LOOTIHG Of CITY
BY GILDED YOUTH
Baltimore Makes the Charge
Against Billy" Downs.
TREASURY LOSS IS $4,000
Stock Clerk Cuts Wide Swath
in Sporting Circles.

Nominal CHARGE of EmbezzIinE
$4,000 Is Preferred-Bank books
of MuRicIpaIIty's Accounts show
that FUNDS Have Been Held Back.
Nan ON >aIary owns Race Horses
and Backs Prize Fighters.
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MIKADO TO CONFER
Big HONOR ON ELIOT
Nippo" Rmler viii Decorate
ED POST
Refuses 30 Discuss O6er o. london
AmbassadOrship After Visit at the
White HouSe-PreSident May Per-
sonaIIy Present Medals to the
WrishtS al Their Dayton Home.

Two honors-or promises or tlem-fel
10 the lot of Dr. Charles IS Eliot the
retiring president of Harvard University.
yesterday. The one which Will affect
his future the most was that of his ap-
poiutment as United States Ambassador
20 the court OF ~. James. made 10y Presi-
dent Taft az the White House yesterday
morning. when Dr. Eliot paid ms respects
TO the Chief Executive
The second. which Dr Eliot feels is
almost as great an honor. was the iafor-.
NATION given him by Baron Takahira. tine
japanese Ambassador 90 The Omitted
States. that the Emperor OF Japan is de-
sirous of comforting upon the Harvard
president the decoration OF the Imperial
order Of the Rising sun Of the first class.
The presentation wiu hc made when the
decoration arrives from Japan.
Tribute 20 His Great work.
There was no formaIty in the uotidca-
ton Of the coming decoration. but it was
made known that the honor is 10 be con-
ferred upon DR.. Eliot on account OF his
great work as an educator and the benefit
falling upon Japan through the education
Of many Of her most prominent sons al
Harvard such as Baron Komura. the
present Japanese Minister Of Foreign A.
fairs; Baron Kaneko. who came 10 the
United States during the Russo-Japanese
war on an important mission. and many
others.
IL is also compliment T. the next
United States AmbasSador TO the court of
Japan's ally-Great Britain. Other Ameri-
cans have been decorated with the Inn
perial Order Of the Rising Sun. among
them George Won l. Meyer. Secretary OF
the Navy in President Tafts Cabinet
Or. Eliot made an earl& morning
visit 20 the White House and talked
with the President about succeeding
Whitelaw Reid as the American Ambas-
sador % the court Of st. James but fol-
lowing the conference Dr. Eliot. as well
as others az the Executive offices. de-
clined 10 discuss the matter
Or. Eliot Il silent.
The educator went 20 the White House
at 9:3e O'Clock, as he was invited tn do
Tuesday night when he and the President
were guests at the Harvard alumni din
ner at the Raleigh Hotel He was re-
ceived in one OF the parlors and the in
terview lasted about an hour. Upon leav-
ing tlN White House. Dr. Eliot said he
had nothing 10 say about the appoint
ment. and that he could not say when he
would be ready 20 make statement.
A little later Fred W Carpenter. see
retary 10 the President, was authorized
TO say in reply TO inquiries that there
was nothing to say on the subject az this
time: that at present it was mot
question"
Although both Or Eliot and those
closest to the President would make no
statement, IL is known that the offer was
rendered, and il is believed DIT. Eliot nov,
has the matter under consideration. It
is not expected that Whiselaw Reid's sue
cesser will be appointed tor at least six
months
President Taft expressed the opinjon
that the medals 10 be given 10 OrviIIe-and
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
MARYLAND, and Virginia - Fair
to-day increasing cloudiness
and warmer tomorrow; light
northwesterlv winds.
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Dallas. March ia foot of snow fen
In the Texas Panhandle to-drv Ana
ru'c. Wichita Falls. ChHdress. Matado7
Vernon and other places report severe
winter weataer- The temperature is nea-
TIE eezing 'oiEt al Dallas. and a driz
zing rain is falling
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PRIEST IS BANKRUPT.
'IeveIand Pastor IndOrsed Notes for
- r-s.

Cleveland Pastor Endorsed Votes for
=. }. Kieran.
Cleveland March 3l--Rey. William Nc
Mahon, pastor Of ST B7idget's Church
and editor Of the Catholic Universe. OF
this city this Afternoon flied petition
in voluntary bankruptcy T. the United
States court here. His Liabilities are
given as $i.5elln.64 and assets az S75.2o7.oS.
His bankruptcy was brought about by
his indorsing Of notes for p J. Kieran.
Of the defunet Fidelity Funding Company.
cf New York. TO total Of close TO ST.
5100Ga
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Oaxaca, Mexico. March 3l--This town
is IN great excitement cve~ news from
the territory OF Gulntana Roo. where the
Eighth Regiment of Infantry was recent
IS sent against the MAYA Indians The
news has been received that the regiment
has already had one hght with the In-
dians. and that Col Jose Refs and four
other officers were killed.
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LOCAL.

Machinists 10 BE Let Out To-day.
l-Insurgents Seek Cannon Camp.
l-Dr. Eliot Honored by the Mikado.
e-Cleyeland Teachers Visit City
2-Champion Eater Breaks Record.
S-Georgetown Juniors Win Debate.
f-Elkius and Scott Fight Tariff
5-lnpressive Rites for an Admiral
T. Would Amend District Code
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

baltimore City Treasury Looted.
Military Prison in Flames.
1-Engineer Averts Big Wreck
Chairman Scores Roosevelt Again
Cuba Raises Her own Flag.
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NAVY MACHINISTs
LET OUT TO-DAY
One Hundred and Forty Men
to Be Discharged.
LIST ALREADY MADE Up
Believed Other DismiSSals Will
Soon Be Made.

Esspicyes Of Navy 1ard Hold secret
Meeting and Decide Upon Actinn
to Prevent Further Discharges.
Many Of Men Have Families. and
Suspense Has Been Trying-ProPose
TO Right Through Congress-.
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Bargain Matinee Columbia Theater
To-day. 80 Miles from Boston" sc, 75c. 81
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CASSIDY NAMED FOR HOUSE.
senator BUrton'S Former Secretary
Wins Ohio Nomination.

cleveland ohio. March si.-James "A.
Cassidy. former secretary TO Theodore r.
Burton. recently elevated TO the United
States Senate. today was nominated I'm
the primaries as Republican candidate
for the vacant House scat in the Tweuu-
eth Ohio district OF the l2.5S votes cast
in the district. Cassidy received SOS.
votes. a plurality of 1854. Fred. L. TAFT
received 3.s9S. James W. Holcomb 2.oiS
and Maj Charles r. Miller. $50 N. b.
ExceH unopposed, was nominated by
the Democrats.
The other three candidates united in
defiance Of Cassidy and Senator Burton.
who left for Washington Yesterday after
issuing a statement urging Cassidy's
nomination. Burton declares Cassidy. If
elected. will he put on the Rivers and
Harbors Committee. Of which Burton was
chairman for years. This assignment Is
Rrtant TO Cleveland and Burton's $
-nts. with his turning. over or his
-ganizatiou 10 CASSIDY turned
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Dressed Fence PaIInrs. &c Apfrcc.
frank Libbey < Co.. 9Th ST. and y. Y. ave
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Dressed Fence Rails. 10 IT.. 25c ApIece.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th ST. and y. y. ave.
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GoOd Red Cedar Posts, zoe Apiece.
Prank Libbey & Co. 9Th 81. and n y ave
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Flowers OF Commanding beauty.
Ylackistone's specimens are superb. IA e z
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Georgia Flooring. SfraIghr Grain, 1e
A foot. Libbey & Co.. 5tE and y. y ave.
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ATT Orr Grades % Lumber
Arc the niEles- LlbbeE s. Co
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Alabama Flooring Good. &c n Foot.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th 81. and " Y. ave.
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Dressed Fenre Boards. 2c a Foot.
Frank Liobey & Co. 9Th 81. and y. Y ave
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Special 90 TIE Washington H--zld
Baltimore. I'D. March a.-That the CITY
treasury has been looted Of about S75.es
was she startling development to-day.
following tie arrest Of young William r.
Downs. stock clerk and bank runner iu
the Office of city Registrar J. sewaG
Thomas. Downs was released on BAH on
charge ot eabczzling S.aoo from- TIE
mayor and eitg council OF this c.ty.
formal charge. preferred merely snul
the extent Of the Joss could be szce--
TENED He was resrrested tonight.
Downs aiIeeed methods came 10 Iight
on tae balancing q the bank books he
haHdied. wHich showed Tia, on February
Is Iast Eaa in currency vas extracted
ir7m "a general depos- of sa.is s.. sent
from tEe REGISTRARS office to -le National
BaHk of Commerce Only S0s0ysi was
actually deposited. the figures in the bank
book being blneHnsIy changed 20 Ss. sSs S.
ON March 9 the registrar sent Sz.a4-f
90 The National -IeriHe Bank. The actual
dePosi. was Sl.e-i-l b.st aesln tile figures
we're chaueed SO 5hat they would SHOW q
deposit ~ Che frU ewor7-
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Highest Cnsh Priees Paid

For discarded clothing OF every descrIl
ton z Rice. l22 7th St Phone y. Ia
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= Figure fn sports.

Downs -s rTe-ty-s-E years old and us5a-
-v known il political and social circles
I'm raeiaE and boxiuE circles Downs
was "a conspicuous figure. He was one os
the leaciug members Of the East RsI-i-
more DRIVING Club Early last sprinz Fs
purchased The hag mare Orphan Girl. the
price being reported at lne Win or
ptan Girl Downs won -very race excer-
one the mare being acknowledged rs The
champion matinee harness racer n TIE
staBe
When h- was PREPARING Orphan G.rI
for q matinee race at Prospect PARK the
mare strained rerGel l1 her Ieg. ana
Pc immediately sent On Friia 5eluria a-f
bought Reflective stone 90 replace her.
As BiIiv" Downs. he was one of The
hest-known sports in boxing circles FF-
was one of tre TiElt-hand men of Tie
Monumental Athletic Club To was re-
ported that ha PAID salary 20 several
weli-inown boxers. Just what saIa~-
Downs paid THESE boxers could no- .he as
certained. although 70 was learned from
soot authority that he paid them from
81 70 S-l a week
Reports vVeTs often circulated that WHEN
The boxers H bis stable fought our
n the C.ry. Downs took no less thea rva
OF six people from the CITY and paid all
+ expenses.
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Thirty sim Holding Oat.

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ties denounced the
pointing % Burton's
.rles r. Taft. brother
-ought the Senatorial
Ter Of his brothers in
fue,.
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President Taft expressed the opinion
at the medals 10 be given 10 OrvilIe-and
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Rows ThIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
eward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly norabel in all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
=. Walding, Kennan & Marvin,
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Halis Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton. dino
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LARGE ENROLMENT FOR
THE SUMNER TERM AT
THE BUSINESS COLLEGE

Many new pupils are enrolling at the
College for the summer work.
The attendance is larger than ever be-
fore. A special rate Of four months
tuition for s25 is being offered during
the summer months.
This is the best time Of the year to
begin a course of bookkeeping or short
hand course. Those who take these
courses during the summer are invari-
ably successful in securing good posi-
tions during the fall. There is a de-
maud for competent bookkeepers and
stenographers all the time. Six Busi-
ness College pupils have secured good
positions during the last two weeks
27-2t
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DR.. 7. A. Henigan, specialist in dis
eases and ailments OF the horse, and
who is fast coming to the front as
one Of ORlahomas foremost veterina-
rians. has permanently located in
Chickasha. Office at Guy Woods G
Sons Barn, rhone ee3 calls answered
day or night. 27-2t
Miss Elizabeth Powell returned
Shome Yesterday from two weeks'
visit in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Meta 2, Dent leaves today to
spend the sumner wilh friends and
relatives in Wichita
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks of AT Penn
sylvania avenue, are the parents of a
fine baty hoy.
II Mrs A. B. Morgan expects to go to
Sulphur the first of next week for a
visit Of several weeks.
/Mr ard Mrs. s, H. Barnes OF South
NcAlester are spending few days
in chickagha. the guests Of Mrs. Wes-
sic Ray Mrs. Barnes is a prominent
member Of the Daughters Of the Con
federacy.
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Flowers FOR uecoration day. Leave
orders early. Chickasha Green House,
prone a. 24St
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NEWS

.LUUAk NLWS
visit the owl soda fountain. 7-tf
Mrs. Earl Melton Of verden is trad
ing in Chickasha today.
Mrs. Clara Carver, room Z, choctaw
Flat Dressmaking 5-l-5 limo
R. +. Davenport went to Ada on
legal business today.
Anything in tue crug line at the
Model, aud It's the best. s-stf
Mrs. NJ. A. Baird. corner Ninth and
Kansas, is seriously III.
Get it at The Owl Urug Store. S-l-tf
j. T. Rowe was a Cement business
visitor in chickasha yesterday
Sheet music at Dunlap's, 414-4l6
Chickasha avenue. 27-St
L. Erlich and L. Wohlgemuth have
returned from a brief visit in Texas.
Buy your drugs at the Model and
get chance on the rec automobile.
s-S-tf
DR.. and Mrs. J. 0. Wharton are visit
ing relatives in Cyril.
Let US fill your prescription. The
Model s-s-tf
A. B. Lubman spent yesterday in
Mangum on business.
A. A. Zinn will make you loan,
! city or farm. 5-11-tf
Miss Clara Landrum of verden is
visiting Miss Mary Scarce.
Get ii al brownsons Drug Store.
2-2s-ti
Attorney William Stacey went tc
Anadarko today on legal business.
If you are going to build. see H. P
Ruff. contractor and builder, 727 soutl
Seventeenth street, chickasha, Okla
Phone, Red.3s9. 5-21-1m,
Dugan's installed a convenient bun
die carrier from the second floor, tc
day
Supplies for the summer normal ar
on sale at the Owl Drug Store. 26-S
The NJ. B. A. lodge will have severs
limitations tomorrow evening and ic
cream and cake will be served.
Books rented cents day at Dul
{ laps. 4l44l6 Chickasha avenue. 27-'
/, Mrs. H. c. Justin of Vernon, Texa
a is spending a few days at the home
:, brother, George Utterback
Typewriter supplies Of al kind
= Dunlap's. 4l4-41e Chickasha avenue
!. 81
!, Miss Effie Dossey teacher in 4
!. West building. will leave Monday f
her home in Moberly. Noe
! In addition to the low prices on r
day and Saturday we will give wi
each and every dollar purchase fr
= admission ticket to the moving p
= ture show The Peoples Store. 27-
]. Z. Mathis, farmer from east
:. town. is transacting business in Chic
asha today.
We have the lowest monthly pa
= ment, the lowest rate of interest a
y the best repayment privileges to off
in city loans on improved proper
or to build with, The Globe Tnve
- ment Company 25-'
Don Rose of Watonga spent y
terday with his brother, Charles Ro
= OF this city.
Miss Matte Braswell of oklahoI
City is visiting at the home of b
Te- sister, Mrs. H. P. Ruff.
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Clarence Lyon of Oklahoma City
is in Chickasha on business today.

Mrs. Goodwin of verden IS spending
few days in Chickasha for medical
treatment
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. earns OF Alex
are among the out.of-town shoppers in
Chickasha today.
Mrs. Merchant, mother OF Mrs. Hen
ry Johnson, has been III this week, but
is reported better today
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Moore,
corner Tenth street and Texas avenue,
baby son.
Homer Hollingsworth Of Middleburg
is the guest of his brother, E. V. Holl-
ingsworth.
4 Miss Ethel Brown will go to We
leetka tomorrow TO visit her sister.
Miss Amy, who teaches there, during
the last week Of school.
Miss Elizabeth Clay, who has Deen
spending several months in Chickasha,
left last night for her home in Wewo-
ka, Okla.
Miss Daisy Jones, the science teach
er in the West building, leaves to-
night for McAlester to spend the sum
mer with her sister
Mrs. J. R. Abercrombie and Mrs
M. G. Cannon will be guests Of honor
at a party given Saturday afternoon
bv Mrs. Fred Sutton at her home in
Broadway Circle. Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ]. C. Bridges of Enid. formerly
Miss Maye Goltra Of this city, is visit
ing Miss Inez Springer, Miss Julia I'm
hoff and other friends here for a few
days.
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while, the 11.year-old son Of Mrs.
Emma Smith, Is Dakota avenue, broke
his arm yesterday evening while play
ing in the yard.
Captain and Mrs. F. 3. Crum Of
Lawton spent yesterday in chickasha
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gels
Ter.
Glen Brown, Harry Herndon and
George Phillips we're among the stu
dent from the Kemper Military
School who returned home last night.
NJ. c. Cannon hG5 sold his nome
141s Minnesota avenue, to Judge $. T.
Garrett. and will build a handsome
modern residence, corner Fourteenth
street aud Minnesota avenue.
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Trade st the Model and get an auto
mobile ticket You may win. S-s-tf
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Moore,
corner Tenth street and Texas avenue,
baby son.
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Miss Daisy Jones, the science teach
er in the West building, leaves to-
night for McAlester to spend the sum
mer with her sister.
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Mrs. Merchant, mother of Mrs. Hen
ry Johnson, has been III this week, but
is reported better today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

Nh and Mrs. B. B. earns OF Alex
are among the out-of-town shoppers in
Chlckasha today.
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Z Mrs. A. B. Morgan expects to go to
Sulphur the first of next week for a
visit of several weeks.