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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
THE CHAMPIONS STATUE

The Champion Statuary Co. of 1885
Melores St. Chicago, have just fin
ished $4,000 statues of Jack Johnson.
hey are is inches high, finished in
bronze, retail price, $3.50.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
JACK JOHNSON.

The champion, Jack Johnson mas
fought his last fight in this country.
Jack says the people are altogether
too prejudiced and that the tght
game in this country is dead. From
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
johnson May Attend Elks' conv,ntio,

Thomas Lewis is in Louisiana upon
attendance at his sister funeral
Richard Frazier received the sad news
of the death of his father in Washing.
ton, D. G.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
EDDIE DAYE,

The great Negro contortionst, has re-
Joined the Williams Famous Trouba-
dours and is big feature with that
company.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
AT WEST BROS ICE CREAM
PARLORS, 2743 WEuTON

Misses Burns and Anderson Sunday
afternoon. Holly and Wolfskill will
entertain at night. Come out and
have a pleasant evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
HARRY DAVIS,

The clever boy dancer from Oakland,
passed through Denver Wednesday on
his way to Kansas City to join the
John Rucker Co.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
PETITION DENIED
BY JUOGE MCPHERSON
Closed Shop Agreement With BucA
Stove Company to Stand Says
Iowa Jurist.

Red Oak, Iowa, Sept. 8.-Judke
Smith Mcpherson, Of the United
States district court. yesterday de-
MED the request of c. w. Post, or
Battle Creek, Mich, for an injunc-
ton to restrain the American Fea-
GRAFTON of Labor and it's officers ana
the Buck Stove and Range company,
Of st. Louis, from entering into a
closed shop agreement.
The Judge said sufficient notice
had not been given to the defend
ants. Attorneys for Mr.. Post ana
for the stove company were present.
Judge Mcpherson will hle his opin-
ion tomorrow.
The petition Of MI. Post was heard
this morning in chambers by Judge
Mcpherson. The action grew out of
the meeting held in Cincinnati in
July at which labor leaders and the
stove company officials agreed to
terms for the lifting Of the boycott
on the product of the Buck company.
Posts position is that. as a stock
holder in the Buck Stove company,
and the company will suffer great
loss if the plant is made into a closed
shop.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
IN v

Manager Early of the Deadwood
theater informs us that on Wednes-
day, matinee and night, he will ex-
hibit a vitagraph film of Uncle
Toms Cabin, Harriet Beecher
Stoves great novel. The film is 3d.
900 feet in length and takes an hour
and ten minutes to run it off the reel.
The admission will be Is cents.
Over 700 saw the film in Lead last
night and all pronounced it first
class.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
TIM MURPHY GETS
AFTER "CHUCK" HALL.

Rapid City, Sept. 6.-Tim Murphy
took a couple of shots at Harry G..
Hall in "Big Jacks Place" yesterday
afternoon. The shots which were
fired from an old style Colts As,
went wild and were imbedded in the
bar.
Hall, better known as "Chuck"
Hall, made a quick getaway out OF
the saloon and through the pool hall
adjoining. He hurdled over the pool
tables In a hurry and with a dexter
ity he could not do under ordinary
conditions. Hall had no revolver
and thought he had better be get
ting out Of the place II Murphy was
going to be so reckless in handling
that big gun.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16

reserve such constitutional compen-
sation or rental as will establish the
principle of underlying public inter-
ests.
Seventh. All public easements
of navigation, fisheries. etc., should
be safe-guarded.
Eighth. In the case of new
grants, all these provisions should be
made conditions of the grant"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS
EXPECTED IN VERMONT.

Montpelier, VT, Sept. 6.-Today
the first state election of the year is
being held here. Democrats predict
a cut in the average republican ma
jority of 10000. The gubernatorial
candidates are DR.. John Mead, re-
publican, and Charles d. Watson,
democrat. 1t is generally believed
that Mead will win.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
d. G. BOWMAN DIES -
AT BASIN. WYOMING.

Word was received in the city TO-
day OF the death at Basin, Wyo., of
D. c. Bowman. formerly a we'll
known resident of Spearhsh. He
was a brother of Mrs. A. p. Hewes
OF that place. He was postmaster a..
Basin and a prominent cattleman
and a man Of large business inter-
ests. He was well known through
out the Hills. He died on Saturday.
Sept. 2.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
PRosRDCrQR RERoR4s
STRIKE or RECHaORE-

Grand l E!anpcampment. savyo., Sept.
ED. Haxgerty. discovsrsr of.+thsr
iamcus Rudefeha copper mine ~
Battle Lake. has arrived ,Asse from
the hills and reports he Apsnstrusk
another rich lead In the vallsy vi>w
carrying gold, silver ana Md.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16

o. c. Dokken. state commissioner
OF public lands. arrived from Pierre
last night. He will meet With Seth
Bullock and Forest Supervisor Kel-
Letter ~ 2 committee to determine IN
what part Of the forest reserve the
school Indemnity lands viii he Sc
lected. 's'
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16


st. Paul, Sept. 6.-This country is
confronted with the danger of a vast
combination controlling not the wa
ter power only, but the street rail-
way, gas and electric light compan-
les. a cording to an address deliver.
ed by Herbert Knox Smith, United
States commissioner of corporations,
at the session of the National Con-
.servation Congress today.
Control over the necessaries OF
life, he said, was essentially govern
mental. He spoke in part as fol-
lows:
For us, mechanical power is a
basic necessary. Our chief present
resources of power supply-coal, pc
troleum and natural gas-although
at present ample. are absolutely
fixed in quantity and cannot be re-
placed. Water power is the one i'm
portant source of mechanical power
now practically available which is
self-renewing. Effective restrain,
imposed by competition is becoming
more and more improbable. There
has been a marked concentration of
water power control in private hands
and this process Ia advancing rapid.
ly. Public regulation Of water power
la the only alternative.
Tho Investigation Of developed
water. powers now being made hy the
bureau Of corporations shows that
up to date eighteen concern OF
closely allied interests control over
! 100000 horse power Of, the water
power developed or in the process OF
constructions. and in addition owe,
100000 horse power Of undevelop
Led water power. The total water
power n use IN the United States in
1908. . estimated BY the census
land geological survey. VA only s..
100000. The total now commerctAl-
tly capable Of development Is various.
|ly estimated at from 30 TO 90 mn.
lion hsfss power. the smaller asura
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16

Specifically:
First. The status quo of the
powers still controlled by the ma.
ton or state should be maintained
until we know what we have, and
can act in%telligently thereon.
Second. No grant should be
made except for q fixed period, with
at least the reserved right to read
just terms at the end thereof. Tha,
period. however, should be long
enough to permit adequate financing
and complete development.
Third. Complete publicity Of 40.
tcounte:And transactions should be re.
quired NJ we'll as . record Of cost and
tho real relation OF investment ia
stock and bond issues.
Fourth. Power 70 revoke the
grant for breach Of conditions should
DO lodged In 4 specified public al.
|thority. Otherwise there viii alway.
b the possibility Of protracted It'll.
gstion 70 determine the status.
Firth. So far ss n possible, di.
rect provision should b made
against 'szcesaiye charges and mon.
|opolist1e sbuss.
"stxth. Public authority should
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16

OOS 'SuO WI We o4c SAASAOAI pAOD
ably to the full limit that any nation
IAN attain by the methods hitherto
used. There is great reason to be
proud of our achievements, and yet
no reason to believe that we cannot
excel u past. Through a practical
ly unrestrained individualism We
have reached a pitch of literally un-
exampled material prosperity; al
though the distribution of this pros
perity leaves much to be desired
from the standpoint Of Justice and
fair dealing. But We have not only
allowed the individual, q free hand,
which was in the main right: we
have also allowed great corporations
to oct 40 though they wsrs indivto
uais. and to exercise the rights of In
dttiduais. In addition to using the
vast combined power Of high organ
lsation and enormous wealth for
their own advantage. This develop
mont OF corporate action, II, 10 true. Il
Doubtless In large part responsible
for tho gigantic development OF our
natural resources. but It 10 not iesa
responsible for waste. destruction,
and monopoly on an equally gigantic
scale.
The method Of reckless and aun-
controlled private use and waste has
done for 40 al the good II, ever can.
sad Il 10 time to put an end to It b.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Georna Washinadons.

Georgia Washingdone vos vera
gooda man. Hees fadda be kepa big
ga place iii Washingdone street. He
hada greata bigga lot planta wees
cherra, peacha. pluma, chestnutta. pea.
E,itta ~ baGan trees. He sella to
mena keepa de standa Gooda mana
to Italia mana vas Georgia Washing
done. He hata de Irish Kicka dem
way like dees.
One tay wen Georgia, bees son. yos
dessa high, like de hoppa grass, he
takes hees litta Ratchet an he beginna
10 fool round de place He vas vera
fresh. vas litta Georgia. Poota soon
be cutta downa de cherra tree lika
dees. Dat spoila de cherra cropa for
de season. Den be goa around ire
killa de banan an de Deanutta.
Poota soon Georga's fadda coma
rounda quicka lika dees Den he lifta
uppa bees fista. looka lika big bunch 9
banan, an he vas Just goin' 10 giva
litta georgia de smaka de snoota IL he
tola lie. Hees eyes blaze lika dees.
Litta Georgia he say 10 hees minda.
Il gitta puncha anyhow SO | tella de-
square thing So be hoida up hees
litta hands lika dees an he calla
'Timar'
Den he says, @Fadda. / cutta de
cherra trees weesa mia own Iitta
hatcheti'
Hees fadda he say Conn to de
harm wpasa me litfa Georga / wanta
speeka weesa you"
Den hees fadda cuita big club an
he spitta bees handa. lisa dees
Litta Georgia say. s'F'adda, | could
notta tella de lie, because | know You
caughta me deda 10 rights "
Den de olda man be smila lika dees.
an he tooka litta Georga righta down
10 Wall street an made him present
Of de United States Unidentified.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
The PLUMBER.

Beside the leaking bathroom tap
The local plumber stands
The plumber lazy man Is he.
With large and grimy hands
And the puzzle is. the less he does
The more his bill expands.
Week ID week out. all day 10 eve.
can hear each hammer blow.
can hear him fling his tools about
From my sitting room below.
And he keeps on ringing the bedroom bells
So the floor Is Up. / know.
Tie comes each morn to the house ~
With one or two small boys.
And when his tools are out Of reach
One hears his raucous voice
Shouting for what he may require.
Aid il makes ones heart rejoice
SpoSing, rejoicing soldering
Not where the leakage shows
Each morning sees the job begun,
Each evening-goodness knows
Something's attempted nothing's done
a six o'clock he goes.
Thanks TO thee. unworthy friend
And the mess that thou hast wrought
They're ruined. our hot water pipes.
And new ones must be bought
Bother Confound. l cannot shape
Each burning word ana thought
Tit Bits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Maccabee State Rally IN
chickasha Next Fall.

The thirty-two MaccaDee ladies who
attended the state rally in Ell Reno
last week secured for Chickasha the
next state rally, which viii be held
the latter part of October or first Of
November. Three Or four hundred la
dies will be in attendance and the To-
cal hive expects to entertain them roy
ally. Shawnee. Alex and Oklahoma
City also wanted the rally but the
chickasha ladies' proved themselves
able boosters for their home town
The Chickasha representatives re-
ceiyed the first prize at ri Reno for
having secured the most benefit mem
bers during the three months preced
ing the rally, and also the second prize
for The size or their delegation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Senior Girls Of St. Josephs
institute Entertain.

Misses Leno OBrien and Mary Lar
lin, graduates from ST. Joseph's IN
stitute this year, we're the charming
hotesses to the ST Joseph's High
school girls Thursday evening al Mrs.
0Brien's home Blue and gold, the
class coiors, decorated the parlor and
dining room. and white roses. the class
flowers, furnished the floral decora.
tions, combined with ferns. Many in
terestFng games we're played and IN a
guessing contest d letter case was
awarded Miss Mary sullivan as first
prize. Miss Edwiha Ilkard, who was
successful in another puzzle contest.
reeeiYed an Ink stand as a reward. A
shoA musical program added to the
enjoyment Of the evening and an
elaborate luncheon was served at a
late hour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Last Meeting Of SILK
Stocking Club.

The closing meeting Of the Silk
Stocking club, one Of the merriest Of
the year was held last Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. Emma Estill. The
guests came for one o'clock dinner and
a delicious menus, prepared BY the
club members was served in two
courses Bridge was then played The
remainder Of the afternoon ana the
silk stockings we're awarded Mrs.
Ludlow, Miss Collier and Mrs. Ben
Johnson. Other players we're Mrs.
Brownson, Mrs. Frey Mrs. Fl. N.
Smith, Mrs. Ford Witherspoon, MIS-.
Estill, Miss Esther Macer. Miss Lii
lian Hendricks and Miss Ethel Spen-
Ger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
EuIerpean FraternIly cIoses

Gutcrpean Fraternity closes
For Summer.
The ninth and last meeting Of the
Euterpean fraternity was held last
Tuesday evening al the Baptist church.
The meetings have been as interesting
as profitable and larger attendances
\ are expected when the meetings are
resumed IN the fall The following
program was given Tuesday evening":
Characters and Program Committee.
\ Ruisdael-Mrs r +. Riddle.
Schiller-Alr Edgar Cowan.
4 WeberAIiss Alma Sigmon.
Invocation Rev. Wilson
/ Characterization Of Ruisdael Read
err Miss Grace Butler
Voice, Bells Of the Valley. (from
Euryanthe) Description by Miss
Grace Butler, vocalist; Miss Elizabeth
Butler.
characterization Of schiller-Read-
er, Mr.. w. f. Ramey.
Piano, "Romance." from Der Freis.
chutzr-Mrs Ethel Cates-Leeds.
Characterization Of Weber Reader,
Miss Wyatt.
Piano (four hapds) Overture %
Oberon I'D Description by Miss Grace
Butler; pianists, Mesdames Stone and
Ghastin
Poem, Sharing the Earthr-Read-
er Mr. Ramey
Voice, Scene and Air. (from der
Freischutz Description by Miss
Grace Butler; vocalist, Mrs. Mcclure.
Presentation Of Ruisdael Pictures
Mrs. A. L. Mccoy
Piano Invitation to Dance De
scriptiin BY Miss Grace Butler. pianist;
Miss Alma sigmon accompanist, Miss
Sigmon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Interesting Meeting Of
Baptist Aid.


The monthly missionary meeting OF
the Baptist Aid society was held
Thursday afternoon at the home Of the
president. Mrs. Fl. B. Abernethy, with
about twenty ladies in attendance.
Missions in Burma was the subject
Of the lesson which was ably led BY
Mrs =. Tignor Mrs Martin Coryell,
at the request Of the feader, gave ain
entertaining talk on the country, peo-
pie and religions Of Burma. and Mrs.
Lizzie Lester spoke on The Women
Of Burma Another splendid number
on the program was a poem, The
Master Callcth Thee read by Mrs.
Anderson A BRIEF business meeting
was held at which 1t was decided not
toF serve lunch at the garage as pre-
viously announced. The business ses-
Sion was followed by social hour,
anu a dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess. Miss Garrison Of Enid,
the newly elected Latin instructor at
the + / & CO., was guest Of the
meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04


Mrs. Glen Musgrave OF Claremore IL
visiting Mrs. J D. Cbastain and Mrs.
J. r. Harris.
Miss Elizabeth Collie left this week
for Athens, Tenn, and win spend the
summer near that city
-
The Idle Hour Whist club will be
entertained next Thursday evening BY
pr and Mrs J. q, Anlbrisler
Mrs, y. y. Llnzec Of Oklahoma city
y spending several days II this city
the guest Of Mrs. W. u. Peters.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church YIN met next Thursday after
noon IN the school hall
49,
Mrs VIM Conner left Cbickasha ihia
morning for Hampstead, Texas where
shc WIN apcnd tlrnc works win Nor
parents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Needle Work Party At Hiilcrsst.

Neeule work Party At 1iilcrest.
a charming courtesy was paid by
Mrs. J. y Chastain 10 her mother,
afrs. s. g Dunn. when she invited a
number Of friends to spend Friday
AFTERNOON at FIilicrest to meet AIrs.
Dunn. THE ladies' brought their fancy
work ana Thus engaged their angers
while they chassed informally with tie
hostess and her mother All fve
O'clock delightful afternoon was
brought to An agreeable conclusion by
ihe serving OF dainty refreshments.
Those present were Mesdamse Aber-
cf0mbie, Dwyer, Sparks, Johns. A. b.
Cochran Bay p Smith Bryce Smith,
Iedford Leonard Ramey Rutherford,
Dngan Emerson Payne. Elmer Ter
frlI Garland harris Roche, Majors.
Gillsoy Bishop. Edwards and German
nni 9Ire Glen Muagraye Of Glare
more
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
TbeIr one claim 10 distinction.

Some people never get 2 chance 70
boast, except by saying when new
play comes to town that they saw it
with the original company in New
York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
10Y Ride and Forty-Two Party
For Younoer Set

For Younger Set
Mr.. and Mrs. q L. Mcfarland enter
tanned twenty.four young people most
delightfully."- Thursday evening IN honor
Of their son, Howard. who recently re-
turned frOm Kemper Military institute
at Bonneville, Mo- The parlors Of The
Hotel Midway were pFe'tlly decorat-
ed Ia green and white. but the guests
did not remain there long. for soon
after their arrival -four big automo-
biles called for them and they we're
given JOY ride. which they viii long
remember with pleasure Later in the
evening they returned 10 the Midway.
where several interesting games Of
fortytwo were lnduIged in. Pretty
prizes In this we're won BY Misses
Vera Rosenquest and Bcrnadetta Du-
gan and AIessrs. Mona Gilbert and
Howard Hampton Delicious Ice cream
and cake were served after the prizes
were awarded. Punch was also served
during the evening The young people
who enjoyed the occasion were Misses
Ellie Wootlen. Rosa Chastain, Berna-
deta Dngan. Lucille Dugan Mossetta
Larson, Alpha Rosenquent. Vera Ro-
senquest, Mary Lee Emerson. Mildred
Dickerson. Monta Giigsby, Fannie
Wadswortb: Messrs. GarYin Chastain,
Noma Gilbert, Earl coots, Richard
Copeland, Howard Hampton, Richard
Nootten, Edward Dugan. Bernard
Rose, Noble Ladd and Beal Stacy
-
South Hill Five Hundred Club
A pleasant club party this week
was held Tuesday night at the home
of MI and Mrs j. D. Sparks on
Washington Heights, the members or
the South Hill Five Hundred club and
several guests enjoying the hospitali.
ty OF the genial host and hostess. The
club game was played at Six tables
and the club prizes were won by Mr..
and Mrs. #. p. Spencer Mrs. spen-
Ger received fork, and the gentle
mans prize was brass ash tray The
guest favors, a brass finger bowl and
silver coin watch fob were presented |
AIRS. ]. G. Good and Mr. Thos j.
Boyd. An elegant luncheon was serY-
Cd late in the evening to Messrs. and
Mesdames Ambrister. Barefoot, Car
michael Spencer. VIII Melton, Alger
Melton. a. A. Humphrey. r II. Dwyer |
and J. G. Good and AIessrs ED F.
Johns, I. I. Bryan and Thos. J. Boyd. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Melton viii en-
tertain the South Hill Five Hundred
club at the next meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Whist Club.

The members Of the Friday After
noon Whist cub held one Of their most
enjoyable meetings yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Ben Morgan
A number Of enthusiastic games were
played at three tables and the highest
score among the club members was
made by Mrs. Harry Ludlow, who was
presented with a hammered brass
bowl The guest prize, pair Of silk
hose. was awarded Mrs. p. H. Linzee
Of Oklahoma City A deIectable lunch
con following the last game was served
to Mesdames Griffin, Peters, Black
man, Joiner Ludlow Davidson,
Humphrey, Linzee, VIII Melton. Clalid
sigmon and 4. II. Williams. The club
viii meet Friday afternoon, June Ia,
with Mrs. Ben johnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
IN Honor Of Dr. and Mrs. vana.

A pretty card party given Wednes-
day night was complimentary to Dr.
and Mrs. Sidney ]. vann of Alabama
who are the house guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Paul D. Vann, the host and hos
tess being Mr. and Mrs. 7 RI Linton.
Whist was played at a number Of tIle
tables and the players were refreshed
throughout the evening by punch
served by Miss Augusta vann THE
most progressions were tnade BY Alf
and MRS g. p. Clark, who received
first prizes, deck Of cards and hand.
painted PLAGUE The guest Of honor
was also presented with dainty cup
and saucer An elaborate two-course
luncheon supplemented the caSds late
IN the evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Retributiye Justice

You may expect from one person
what you have done to anothar.-La.
berius.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
immense Trade II TOBACCO,

Last year over 17000.0O0 pounds of
tobacco and SNUFF manufactured III the
United Kingdom were exported
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
ii Made : Differences.

Fiddledee TO Miss Willlnl- Mr. Hold
EN- asked me to come in and say be
wouldn't be able to call this evening,
as he broke his arm
Miss Williu (anxiouslyl Graciousl
Which arm was it!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04
Seniors Entertain at
Dawson Home.

Another Of the jolly parties enjoyed
by the Seniors anu Juniors during the
closing weeks Of school was that at
which the Senior class entertained the
Junior class d the home of Miss Caro-
line Dawson. Japanese lanterns lighted
The lawns and the receiving rooms
were gayly Delegated with green and
white, me Senior class colors. The
entertainment was informal and the
guests were allowed to devise their
own pleasures, III or out 81 doors One
event causing much Eun was lhe pre-
sentation 81 The book and shovel by
me seniors to the Juniors, the act be-
ing accompanied by much advice from
the learned graduates Refreshments
were served late III the e-ening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-04

AS meas as can be estimated theirs
are thirty inhabitants % the square
mile On this globe.