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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

Section 2. That the assessment
hereby levied against the above de-
scribed lots and tracts OF land shall
bear interest from date of. the pass
age of this ordinance at the rate of z
per cent per annum, and said assess
ment shall be payable in ten equal an
lnual instailments, the first OF such in
|stallments with interest to that date
on the whole assessment shall be pay
able on the first day Of September,
1910, and one installment thereof with
the interest upon the whole amount re.
naming unpaid to that date shall be
payable on the first day Of September
wears Of each 1911 TO 1919, inclusive.
provided, however, that the. owners Of
any of the lots and tracts OF land SO
assessed shall have the privilege of
paying the whole amount of their re.
spective assessments within thirty
days from the date Of the passage Of
this ordinance without interest.
Section g. That the publication Of
this ordinance shall be regarded as
sufficient notice to all persons inter,
ested Of the assessment hereby levied
and Of the terms Of this ordinance.
Section 4 That it is necessary for
the public peace and safety Of said city
that this ordinance be effective i'm
mediately upon its passage. approval
and publication, in that its failure to
so act win greatly Inconvenience the
contractor and the said city in the
making of said improvements. accord
ingiy an emergency is hereby declared
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

by reason whereof this ordinance shall
be in full force and effeet from and
after its passage, approval and publ
cation
Passed with section 4 considered sep
arately and approved by the three
fourths vote Of all members elected to
the city council this The 9Th day Of
1909.
Approved with section 4 included
this tne 9th day Of August 1903
NVm Edwards.
Attest: Mayor
Joe Dewss
city Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13
WASHINGTON ONCE GAVE UP

to three doctors; was kept n bed for
five weeks. Blood poison from spi-
der's bite caused large, deep sores to
cover his leg. The doctors failed, then
sBucklen's Arnica salve completely
cured me- writes John Washington
of Bosqueville Texas. For eczema,
boils. burns and piles It's supreme
25c at Brown & Co.'S. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13
REvoLrs Ar colo srEEL.

"Your only hope" said three doc
tors to AIRS. NJ. +. Fisher. Detroit
Mich. suffering from severe rectal
trouble lies in an operation Then
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills." she
writes, ''till wholly cured" They pre-
vent appendicitis, cure constipation,
headache. 25c at Brown & Co.'S.
d&w
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

pie will decide on the location, and such being the case, l was free to come out and boost for a location where I thought it would do the greatest good for the greatest num- Der. Wasn't that fairness itself?
 Now as far as I am concerned the argument is settled. 1 consider it un- becoming the chairman of the board of supervisors to enter into an ar gument of this kind and would not have done so but 1 could not refrain from answering the letter which put" me on record when I was per- fectly willing to put" myself there.
 I regard NJ. Woolfs last letter on a par with the other virulent matter emanating from the Tempe Bridge Committee. and have to say that they will do themselves very little good with such tactics.
 Very truly yours,
 LEE NJ. HOGHE.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
SUPERVISOR HUGHES REPLY Y1O
 MIR. WOOLF.

To the Editor of The Republican, Sir:
 Friday morning at D cock I re- ceIved from MT. Charles Woolf, Cf Tempe. a letter on the bridge dues- tion, yiciously assailins nie anl ask ing ire to publish it with my answer, and if so, to publish nis letter in full. saying he would not publish it until he received my answer, or I had time to write one.
 An hour later replied to his let ter, writing three copies, which sent to him, saying I did not desire to publish either letter but thought if he did, to please publish my answer also and publish in the three Phoe- nix daily papers. Unfortunately I failed to retain a copy of the letter I wrote him, thinking that if publish ed he had an ample number of au- thoritative copies.
 This, Saturday afternoon, there ap- pears in the Gazette a copy of his letter, but not my answer to it. He failed to abide by his own proposal for courteous consideration. When seen in Phoenix Saturday afternoon he told me he had put his letter in the Gazette, having received no re- ply from me. Had he waited for the return mail after I received his let ter he would have had my answer Evidently MT. Woolf did not care to receive it, but stole off like thief in the night, and did not wait for his mail to arrive with my answer.
 The whole situation in a nut shell is this: At the time I wrote my first letter to Mir. Woolf. it seemed that the board of supervisors would decide on the location of the bridge and I told Tempe and the whole that as far as I was con cerned I would lay aside my per sonal opinion and do my utmost to allow the people of the county by direct vote to decide on the location of the bridge.
 The legislature fortunately took that out of my hands and the peo-
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
rarrr With Me. O. My Savior,

"Tarry With Me, O, My Savior, (Baldwin); offertory duet by Mrs. Hughes and Miss Parker, The Lord is my Shepherd" (Smart) Y. P. S. c. E. prayer meeting at zoo p. m. There will be no evening service at this church on account of the me- morial services to be held at o'clock in another church. All are cordially invited to attend the services that are held in this church. Building at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
Ne,y Teachers.

Saturday evening the school trus- tees elected the following teachers for the Emerson school for the en- suing year: O. H. Richardson, prin- cipaI and superintendent; Mrs. O. H. Richardson, assistant principal; Miss May Perkins, domestic science and training; Miss Webster, manual train ing, and the following grade teachers, Misses Esther Bullard, Eva Rains, LenOre Francis, Leona Green, Creola Black.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
Elks' Minstrel Show.

The leading social event of the week will be the Elks' minstrel show at the Emerson -hall tonight. From the advance sale of tickets we are safe in saying that over 400 peo- pie will be present. The minstrel boys have been rehearsing for the past six weeks, and will doubtless give one of the best shows ever given in Arizona by local talent.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
Commencement Week.

The board of education and the faculty of the Northern Arizona Nor nal school have issued invitations for the commencement: exercises of the normal the coming week. The following Is the commencement week program:
 Monday. .................. Class Night Tuesday .............J Junior Play
 Lucia's Lover
 Farce-Not Man in the House Wednesday .... Operetta
 The Japanese Girl, Oy Vincent. Thursday ....... Graduating exercises Friday. ... Reception to class 1909
 The members of the class of 1909 are Misses Naomi Land, Florence Gavin, Dottie Hotchkiss, Hannah Funston, Leslie Mayflower, Edna Ledwitch. Ella Hopen, Margaret Siles
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
MEMORIAL.
 SERVICES Elaborate Preparations For Holiday In Flagstaff FLOWERS FROM PHOENIX Commencement Week Pro- gram at Northern Arizona Normal---Two Brides Draf- ted From One Family With in a Week.

Flagstaff, May 2S.-(Special Corre- spondence of The Republican.)-Me morial day services will be held at the Emerson hall Monday at 10 a. m. A good program Has been pre- pared. Hon. J. E. Jones and Attor- ney Thomas A Flynn will deliver addresses, and the pupils of the Emerson school will take part in the program. The decorations will be elaborate, flowers having been or dered from Phoenix, Los Angeles. Po- mona and Long Beach. A union me- morial sermon will be preached in the Methodist churca Sunday by Rev. Clyde P MetcaIr
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services today, May S0th, will be as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship II o'clock, sermon by the pastor, Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell; theme, Elijah Discour-
 aged" anthem. "The God of Abra- ham Prays," (Buck); offertory solo by Mrs. Charles Sterling 3:0O D. m. communion service especially for the Indian members of the church, though all are invited 'tO attend; anthem,
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
~s Why Does It Cure

Not because 1t is SarsapariiIa, but because 1t Is medicine or peculiar merit, composed of more than twenty different remedial agents effecting phenomenal cures of troubles of the blood, stomach, liver and bowels.
 Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scroll ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and builds up the system.
 Get it today in the usual liquid form or in ,chocolated tcblet form called Sarsstabs.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
Teachers Examinations.

County School Superintendent J. E. Jones has given public notice that the regular quarterly examinations for teachers certificates will be held at his office in Babbitt block on Monday and Tuesday, June and 8 from a. m. to D. m.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

Two affairs have been given this week in honor of the two newly married couples. Monday the Eagles gave dance in their honor, and Thursday night the Rebekahs gave them a reception in the Elks hall
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
Hilkins-MoIenpah.

Herbert Hilkins and Miss Birdie Molenpah gave their friends a sur prise last Saturday evening by quiet ly getting married. It was generally supposed that they would be married some time. but as they both have so many friends it was not expected that their wedding would take place without great preparations. Mir Hil- kins holds a good position with Bab- bitt Brothers, and is active in fra ternal circles. Mrs. HillIins is the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs Adam Molenpah and has a host of friends. She is the present nobel grand of the Flagstaff. Rebekah lodge.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
Waaner-MoIenpah.

John Wagner and Miss Clara Mo lenpah, of Flagstaff, were married in
 Winslow Sunday at the home of Mrs J. c. Darlington. The happy couple returned to Flagstaff Monday and will make their home here Mir Wagner holds a responsible position with Rabbit Brothers. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Adam Molenpah, and is a sister of Mrs. Herbert Hilkins, who became a bride the day before
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
GIVEN AWAY.

Send your name today for a valu- able booklet. Standard Homeopathic Pharmacy, APO S. Broadway, Los An geles, Cal
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

Sweet Arizona oranges, s2.5O a box. Crump's.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

and have become discouraged as to recovery remem Der much can be done by special trest- ment when combined with the right climate. It will cost you nothing to consult pr. Hubbard and If cuIable you will be told so. If incurable you will not be deceived. Many man is seriously handicapped by some Obsti- nate ailment and thus unftted for pleasure or business. Sufferers from chronic disease of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, St0m- ach. Liver or ary organs should at once see Dr. Hubbard. He offers the best treatment, the newest remedies
 nd the most rational methods. Thousands of men have become completely and permanently broken down by phyeical weakness, Such cases can be cured The family doctors however, utterly fails. He lacks experience and concentration of faculties, and cannot &C., complish what the trained, educated specialist does. Blood Poisoning and syphihtle conditiOne, with all that is destructive to the human system can be cured and without in furious drugs. Don't fool with electric belts, inexperienced physicians and sample packages
 Hours l0-I2I3-6-7. Hubbard Building, 26-2
 s. 2nd Avenue. Oppositt Court House Plaza
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
SEES TRADE IN SIGHT.
Mayer Expects River Frontage for
Vacation of Streets.

Mayor Breitmeyer is investigating
the possibility Of benefit To the city
arising from the vacation of streets
III the district which viii be covered
BY the new union station and terminal
yard of the railroads ont Michigan-aye.
between Fifteenth and Twentieth-siS.
According to the plans of the roads.
aG far as given out. requests Will be
made for the vacation OF Sixteenth,
Seventeenth and Eightcenth-sts.. be-
Nv cen the present railroad rignt-of-
way and Michigan. In return for this
giving ND by. the city OF valuable
streets the mayor is Of the opinion
that the city may make III exchange
for river frontage now owled by the
railroads and of less value To them
when the day OF car ferries is past.
"A river front park Is possibility
saws his honor 1T would seem thaI
the city should get something II il
gives up valuable property. We must
consider whether the river front IS
more valuable TO the city Tor park pur-
noses or for wharfage. however"
This matter Is expected 10 come up
as soon as the railroads are ready to-
disclose their complete plans and go
ahead.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

number of his pupils in concert III
the V NJ c. \. May T. Those taking
part are Us follows: The Misses
Eleanore Osborne. Celia Shere. Rebec-
ca Jeifries. Lena Brandy, Beulah Benz
diet, Gertrude MCGOWAN. Rachel Curi-
mer. Helen Clark. Ruth Callahan.
Clara Fritz. and Mrs. Doyle and lmoe
WEitmarsh Timlin. They will be as
sisted by the Misses ola H. Dafoe,
pianist; Ella Birdsall, cellist, anu
Florence Birdsall. violinisJ. Miss Mar
garet Manneback will be accompanied.
-
Last week concert training class
gave most interesting recital in the
Michigan Conservatory OF Music when
the following pupils took part: the
Misses Marguerite NJ. January, Claire
G.. Burtch. Bertha Edwards. Alice
Whitbeck and Sara Weinberg. plan
lists; Mrs. Doyle, EleanoTe Osborne
Rebecca Jeffries, Gertrude Heinze'
Sydney p. Harris and Mr.. Welz, vocal
lists; Ella Birdsall, cellist: Bertha
Mann. violinist
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
KILLS SELF WITH
CARbOL|C ACID
L. c. Perrigo, Well-to-do Citizen,
Found Dead in Bed-0ften.
Hinted At Suicide.

Lyman c. Perrigo. well'to'do wild
over. living alone at No. 1863 LAYTON
ave. was found dead In bed. IA victim
of carbolic acid poisoning. Saturday
morning, wnun Mrs. Jane Lane visited
the house OF one OF her regular house
cleaning trips
Perrigo. VINO was "a years old, and
painter by trade. had been last seen
by neighbors. Friday afternoon. He
had frequently limited at self-destruc-
ton.
I'D be a good deal better OF dead,
he had Otter remarked TO Henry Nor
ton. proprietor OF a grocery at the cor
ner. III il were not for the talk II
would cause, | don't know but what
I'd commit suicide
Before swallowing the fatal draught
OF acid, Perrigo had written letter
to his only daughter. Mrs. Chamber
lain. of Whom. Mich, but the letter
was sealed. and marked personal so
ii was not opened.
Perrigo is said TO be the owner OF
three houses and lots, considerable
stock in corset factory. and To have
comfortable bank account.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
LAMBRECHT, KELLY G. CO.
HAVE A BUSY WEEK
Current List includes Both Improved
ard Vacant Property and Prices
Are Good

I.ambrechi. Kelly a. Co. No. S4 Girls
wold-st.. report the following sales:
For Hugo Scherer 10 Scheuren a.
Parrish, two vacant lots on north side
of Gratiot-aye., between Townsend az
Baldwin-aves.. for $1,000: for Tneo. J.
Richter to l.. Schafer, double frame
house, Nos. 43S-440 Baker-st., between
Nineteenth and Twentieth-st., for So
500 for William l.. Carpenter TO Han
nah NJ. Dwight. vacant lot on the
south side of Burlingame. between
Second and Third. for $1,000; for the
l.oIhrop estate To w. A. Fuchs. 90 feet
on the southwest corner of the bonle-
ward and CEarlevoix-st.. private terms:
for the Scuvel Realty Co. TO Grant
Soule. two vacant lots on the east side
of Hartford-aye., between fireman
ave and Soovel-pl, for $500: for NJ
Goldsmith 10 G. J. Nothaft. vacant lot,
east side of Sheridan-ave., between
Beaufait ana Mack-aves.. for $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Real Estate
CITY & SUBURBAN REPORT
GOOD DEMAND FOR HOMES
Weeks List Of Sales Shows Transfer
OF Many Choice Residence Prop
critics a. We'll 40 Lots. IL

The City a. Suburban Homes Co.
Ltd. No. 3J State-st.. Robert Nj.
Grindley. manager. has sold: Two
lots. Nos. l4j and IA. In the Robert
Walker subdivision Oh Holcomb-aye.,
north OF Harper-aye.. for $3.50 on which
purchaser has commenced the cree
ton OF onsand-one-half story dwell
ling lot. 30-feet front, on the south
side OF Milwaukee-ave. west between
Sixteenth-st. and Stanton-aye.. for
$500: house and LOT on west side OF
Maybnry. north OF Hancock.ave.. with
lot 30-feet front ami two story iwell-
ing for $3.50. let OF SeyDurn.ave., be-
tween Warren and Gratiot. with front
age OF 30 iect, tor $500; lot No l42.
with 80 feet front On Holcomb-ave..
north OF Harper. IN Robert Walker
subdivision. for $lbo, house ard lot
on King-ave.. between Beaubien and
Oakland, lot 80 feet front with two
story frame dwelling. for $2.I50: lot
Oh Josephine-ave.. 40 feet front. be-
tween Brush and Oakland. for $500.
on which the purchaser Will build a
two-story dwelling. costing $1,000
house and lot on Wabash-ave.. near
Putnam. with lot 80 feet front, for
sl.700: lot on north side OF Putnam
ave, In the Robert NJ. Grindley sub
division. between Second and Third.
ayes. with ~ feet front by los feet
deep. on which purchaser will build a
$4,000 brick residence; house and lot
No. 63s on Kirby west. near Four
teenth-ave. lot 80 feet front, to NJ. l..
Parker; closed sale for two.family
brick apartment on Trumbull-ave.,
southeast corner Selden. with lot 50x
1870 feet. for $500: lot on Trumbull-
ave. between Hancock and Warren
ayes, 3S Is feet front and l24 feet
deep, on which the purchaser will
build modern two-story brick veneer
dwelling; lot on Harper-ave..- near
Rivard. 80 feet front. for 5000. on
which purchaser will build a story
and-a-half dwelling; house and lot OH
Twelfthst,. between Hazel and Lin
den, lot 80 feet front with story.and-a-
half cottage on same, for Sl.700.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
BVILDING PERMITS.

Joe Gelinsky. l-story fr. dwelling. 454
Marquette. owner, Henry r.. PoItah
$500.
same. ~ story fr. dwelling. 1916
Marquette; owner. Richard Porath. 81
600
W. IL osgood e-story r.. DWELLING
w. s. Concord bet. Garfield and Ora
tiot. owner. Willis Stonehouse, $1,000
l.. H. Frankhouse, y story fr dwell j.
ing W. = Springwells. bet. Belle and
Pitt, owner. same 500. >, ,w.,,,ng
G = y "t owner. VIM. \. Montgomery
$1,000
ven. dwelling w 5. Townsend. bet
Waterloo and Charlevoix; owner p. O
Miller, si2Oo
same 2-story fr. ven. dwelling W $
Townsend. bet. Mack and Goethe own
cr. GeoIgr Gibson. $500.
same 2-story. n dwelling, W. S
Baldwin, bet. Waterloo and Charlie
voiX. Owner, Edward Berg. $1,000
SAM 2-story ~. ven. DWELLING. n :
Woodland bet Woodward and John
r; Owner. W. IL. Connor, $500,
Albert Easch. 9.story fr. dwelling, e
= Canton. bet Fernsworth. owner
ID. II. Steinbach. l-story fr. ven
dwelling. ". :. Ninewood. bet. Sccvel
and Moore: owner. same. s2.0Oo.
Geo ~. Amour, 2-story n. dwelling
3S2-l Baldwin; owner. same s2.500.
H. w smith. two i-storv fr. dwell
ings n. =. iIamtramCk. bet. Pcnnsyl-
vania and Mcclellan. owner. same. 81.
900
Eugene Lc Blanc. e-story fr and
plaster dwelling p! :. Trowbridgo, bet
Woodward and John r.. owner T.. 4
Schtlling. $4,000.
National Construction Co. 2-story fr
ven and shingle dwelling. n. Q. cor
Jefferson and Montcalln; ownef r. A.
Kelly. So 625.
Ralph p Pcckham. 3-story If. ven
dwelling. s9s-904 Hudson. owner. same
SIS 900
e 8 Young. 2-story brick dwelling
95l-s Scotten. owner. J. J.. Abbott
81 500.
WIN. :. Joy 2-story brick dwelling
l06-S Hancock. owner. Louis Silverman
Louis schmidt. n story fr. dwelling
46O Belvidere. owner. Chss. W. Ditt-
mar. sl.700.
same. 2-stcry brick dwelling. 1895
Boulevard e.. owner. Chas. Cronlick
s. 600
{ \. Bowhail two iI-story fr
dwellings. 59i-6 McGraw, owner. Ed
win +. Nall. $4,000.
same two | y story fr dwellings
eOO-2 McGraw. owner. Edwin T.. Nall
s. 500
Jules Picen. 2-story fr ven dwelling
go Canton; owner. Anna T. ID. Bour-
deau. 5000
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

Aug. EngeL. s-story n. dwelling. 80 4
Gates. owner. VIM. Wohler $1,000.
lie Blance A HandloseE 2-storv fr,
store ana dwelling. All I.sMndale, own
Ell. Emil iiandloser. $500,
Henry IfiG-. 2-rtors fr dwelling, 800
Fischer; Aowncr. 4. Malo. si.6oO.
]. X C1ousc. 2-story brick dwelling
:. :. Belmont. bet. John Il. ana Brush,
owner, same. $4,000.
l1nlav A. MOr"huusc. 2-storN n. ven.
dwelling, q. :. Military. bet Army and
Lafayette; owner, John Idndcr, $4,000.
Same, 2-story fr. ven. dwelling, W =
boulevard, bet. Cobb and Milford; own
err Ers. B h. Pickles. $1,000,
Same. 2-story Drick dwelling, ~ =
Ferry. bet Class and Second; owner
Murray Mcintosh. $1,000
Fred Waidecker, "a STORY fr. dwell
ing. n. =. Porter. bet Junction and
Campbell; owner Peter Theisen. t.ioo
same. 2-story fr. dwelling. W. =
Junction. bet. Rogers and Christiancy
owner. John waldecker, $4,000.
Same, 2-story fr dwelling. n. :.
Christiancy. bet Junction and Camp
bell. owner. George Kantzler. s.. $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
NORTH WOODWARD LOTS
IN SPLENDID DEMAND
Gerard Stornfeitz.toveiey -eo-Report
Sale Of Several Choice Residence
Lotto in This Section.

The Observation-Disclosures Co.
made the foIiowing sales:
Woodward Park Subdivision-Lot
on south side OF Edison-ave.. between
Third-aXe. and Hamilton boulevard.
sl290;; lot on south side -GiynH
court. between Thlrd-ave. and Hamil-
ton boulevard. 500. lot on north side
OF Calvert-ave., between Second and
Third-ave., $1,000; lot on south side of
Longfellow-ave.. between Thlrd-ave.
and Hamilton boulevard, $1,000. La
Sale Gardens subdivision--I.ot on
south side OF LaMotte-ave.. between
Fourteenth and laSalle boulevard,
5000: lot Oh south side of Lothrop-
ave. between LaSalle and Eighteenth.
st, 81 600.
Sold for the Peoples State bank. lot
on south side of North Grand Boue-
ward, between Lawton and Maybury.
$1,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
PLEADING FINALLY FAILS.
Juvenile Delinquent Has Worked
Game Too often on Court.

Game Too often on Court.
Little Walter Miller. of No. 81 The
odore-st., the best pleader that ever
came into the juvenile court, tried his
favorite stunt on Judge Rohnert
again. Saturday. but without avail.
Walter was ordered back TO the de.
tention room. and it's safe bet that
he will 20 &c the industrial school in
Lansing.
Walter has been before the court
several times for petty offenses, chief
Of which Is playing truant. Last week
he admitter stealing some small arti-
Giles and Judge Rohnert threatened to
send him to the industrial school. The
boy pleaded so piteously that the
Judge melted, and let him SO. On
"wednesday he was in again for run
ming away from home and refusing to
20 to school. Again he pleaded and
was promised Just one more chance.
The next dey he ran away from home
after stealing car tickets from HIS
mother. and money from an old WON.
an living In ,he same house az his par
'ents
Walter has the pleading game down
to a science. He PUSHES forward and
grasps the judges hand, and with
tears streaming down his face, he
pleads for "idst one more chance" TO
show what good boy he will be- His
pleadings carry all the evidence or sim
certify. and the women present always
use their handkerchiefs freely when
Walter begs