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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
BRANCH oEFI-Es

NORTH " ID
REHS MODERN EHAE}LACE, Tth and g
SIS Main 49II-
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
ave and y cap St
CHAS- c. ECRNCNCs- Christians PEarnasy
50 cor. 7th and 81 ste. Phone ~ zgss-
NICHOLS PHARMACY, Isln AID Pa ave
Phone II 1910
PARK ROAD PHARAIACy. uth and Park
road Phone g. Ss5--
L T TAXLOE. cor sth and P sts- Phone
" l56z
r A VETTCH- coth and II SITS Phone n .zr7
y. v. PATTIE. S3zs GeCrEiz ave Col SOS
AALIBE's PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert St
C gSI-
AATTT'SGLY-s PHARMACY. 18Th and L.
Phone y c125-
H T BUTTS FIIARAIACE- 9Th s. and
Masszchusetts ave. Phone N. 4Css
YARNOLD- 540a 1stI St Phone col Ss-1
r D HOWARD. 18th and ". Phone n gr11
GOLDESBERG' 5, 7Jh and X Sta Phone II
s KANN. SONS & CO, sth and Market
space Phone II. 200.
GREENE CAPITAL a . Y 2 r y q.
AGENCY. Lf5 18th 81. Phone y sl1s
y. ". THHOChMORIO On. CIGAR Store Itth
and P Phone y ESQ
J FRENCH SIMPSON, Ger 9Th 81 Rhode
Island ave and r ST Phone " ZsGI
GESSFCRD's PHARAACY, sth and L Ets
Phone n ZS5S
3 N WAGNER 3 CO. Is, and H Phone
L. IA
Il. MeNULTE & son, Cigars and Tob-g-o
1856 18th Ct Phone North efzT
PAUL PEARSON. 18th st and Florida ava
n W PhoHS y SI07-
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PULPIT TOPICS.

To tire Editor OF The washington Times
Within the last few weeks there have
appeared in The papers several items
70 the effect that police affairs have
nsen discussed In This or that pu70ft.
A minister Of the gospel or any denouf-
nation Who is unable % find q subject
n the Word Of God promptly turns q. y
discussion of police affairs or POLITICS
IN an probability the suHra-ette= skill
ne vending their way 10 the pulpit soon
70 solicit votes for women. Mrs. II X
Washington, Jan ID
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z ERE the young people abandoned
II conspiracy and made a merry
meal Of j., listening to the mu-
sic and talking about one an
ether i was nearly II o'clock when
they left. and the sayejv Of the great
restaurant was now at its height They
walked slowly and ioyOusiy together.
she nesting close to him. and th-sr I'M
der the wintry stars. through tire al
most deserted streets. reached the
qufetude of the square before the
chateau
Making sure that no one Was near
CardiIIac mounted 10 the terrace. and
She followed hii,l Then he ran up 10
the first floor pushed IN the windows Of
Catherine de- AIcdfcf-s room. that open
Ell ike double doors. and sat down on
the stone sill helping the lady across
u. hen more SLOWLY she attained his al
r7tude Then he drew her down to
the Sill. she facing inward. ne outward
"TIereSe.- he said with more than
usual SCEomuItv. do YOU know what
-ni- u5Ent has done for me-
Yes" she replied liUpauclE- 1t has
given rgl u very excellent dinner
Fl am glad it pleased your LaoFS1Ip-
For as. the EirI huumed very &C
C.rarelv. -- in a most pleasing voice
bar Of the music she had said she
would ueN -- forget
lTaGemoi~-.te- Il YOU VIII not be serl-
GUS I VIII tell you seriously It has
given me the hope that even should ]
fail IN my mission, I may. on other
grounds. receive my reward
There speaks the seIf-confdeuCe Of
the Gascon," said Therese, hummins
the tune once more
Am right he asked. but the
music continued. He tried 10 draw her
toward him but she resisted; then sud
denly
Perhaps" she said and kissed him
with surprising sUddeuness. OF her own
accord SpriugiuE up, she closed the
window and almost precipitated her
lover to the terrace
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In the Mail Bag

The Times VIII accept for publ
cation in its Mail Bag columns,
short, vigorous letters On questions
OF public interest II cannot IN
dertake 10 publish letters exceed
ing go words, and reserves the
right rfgIdIy 10 eOndense. c0mmu-
nIcatIGas which are OF greater
length. Letters must contain the
name and address Of the writer,
but these viii not be published II
request to that effect il made.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe

coz once SIS q 8 \. W. tic
COOKS. ohambermaIds. nurses. general
louseworkers- 36s5 ilth-
COAT AND SKIRT HANDS n alteration
work room: must be experienced BON
-EA8IBERsIAIDs. general housevorE.ers.
Tor la~rs
rooninS house. one who has worked IN -
Tel preferred 40 5th St y W jalI-ztc
coat and costume hands for
0ur alteration room Apply before 20 O'Clock
TO manager. WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Il
FINIsHERs on coats good buttonhole max
err good paE FOR right party 1913 1fL5 St
GIRL-NeaL clean. Tor general housewo-A
GIRL as nurse: references required. 11,5
sth y w 1tc
GIRL 70 assist IN general housev-ork- apply
> % z this evening Zl5 sth 81 s " 1tc
GIRI-White. strong. TO assist in kitchen.
references required GEORGETOwN UNI
VERSITY HOSPITAL ja12-5tc
GIRI-Bright for asserting type Apply
TOI-MAN, SIN and 9 y " ja11-3tc
GIRI-Seat. genera. housework. IN family.
THE PORTSMOUTH Apart l92- jaI1-2te
GIRL-Colored, for general hoUseuo-E. must
be good cook and come wei recommended
nt- a - r Ja4L--tc
GTRI-Neat. reliable coIored. cooking and
general houseworzs reference go East CAPT
tol 81 5a11-2tc
o,DS-ExperIenced. coat and skin. in cur
alteration department. steady position. good
& CO. Go ilth ST. y W- jsIZ-5tc
LAUNDRESs- FIrst-cIass. can after : . m
6l6 2 Can. ST ja12-3t"
WANCLE GIRLS. WEST ESD LAUNDRY.
I715 Ia. ave. 5a1z-5rc
Nurse GTRIs-Exprriencef. res rgquireI
can after p ~. flS ?. CAP ja1z-5f'
EsLADY-CarabIe. for market bakery
s-aud- a. IN 60 p w- Address BOX @3s.
Times Office 5aIz-1tc
sTEN0GEAFHER and typeVriter. good.
salary 20 start 81 per week Apply Al once
g. 2 NTCE. 1875 18Th 81 X w 1alz-5t
sOLICrrORs-Tuo. hussHuE- JARBOE
PRESSING CLUB. go II ST. y W, between
snl ~ 9 --2--- .1---SL-
EFTFT FfAEDs-Ezperieuce those who tre
longest season SHARTZ. cl2 18th 81 n "
jar-2t'
MATTRESSES experienced. At once: good
wages. laundry free l-Qs Pa ave NARY
LAND LUNCH 5al0-3t'
VOHAS-Whlte. for Homework In small
family Car e 6ta s. y p tal2-Ztc
FOsIAN-Wh1-e. for general housevorI.- 8
week in family stay OF g home nights
frst-ersSs references required Apply 243-
Ne Pleasant ST. lall-s-s
TOMAC--Co1ored. 20 cook. ar 6et nd ave
n l-s
TVoWAS-CoIare5- - eeae-aI hoqsesrork.
bring references 111S 2 s 2 5au-zrc
ToMAN-coiorsd. for general houzau-o-k
-rTF Pa ave 1aI1---r
YOUNG GIRL-Cc.o-eL- Immediately. %
nurse IL so ave y. z II
3 TOT-<C LADIES' who Understand hair
dressing rua-fCEL-Ll--- sham 11lI1z- and mas
sage --=1 apprentices Apply MISS DOUGH-
EETT. -a'5 r * w 1a12-stc
YOUNG LADY that can write neat and
rapid must re accurate a. figures A-ul-
F- letter only. stating sa----E and eZpcr1r NJ
ECHEDT BROS. s-E Louisiana ave u"
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had not This confirmed the officer In
the belief LHat Le had done right IN sur
rendering the stronghold q belief which
he found was uusharod by his superior
30 EiOls, WHO, however was now i'm
merscd in his own troubles, for Blois
was uauic-strickeu in the morning
when it was learned that the Queen had
escaped.
Her ma fcS-y rested for several hours
In the castle at AIoUtriraard, and then
the imposing procession crossed the
bridge and rode for IGshes. where d.
was received with great acclaim
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

SOLICITORS to take orders for hiEh-rrads
favorinE extracts spices and Seiat5nc- other
ladies make from 81 90 s. per day. why not
you2 Salary and commission call III 20
l. to s SALES MANAGER So G n T.
5af2-sto
NAN AND wIFE-Coiorei as butler and
cook. must come recommended EUREKA
1e11 =. \. ave. Il
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Legal Notices.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT OF COLI NEAA- NashlH--
ton. D c. December y 1870 ordered tHfe
Section IS OF Article Mi o. the Police tte--
uIaticus or she District Of Columbia bs AMI
the same IS hereby amended By striking
thCrefr0m the words ''S8bJect o. the approta-
az the Commissioners HENRY b r. MAJ
FARI-s Nd. HENRY t. WEST WILLIAM
Y JUIS0N- CorlnlLssio-leTs- y - l.
oFFTrI. or TIE COMMISSIONERS o.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton d g. TDe-eufirr - 1913 Ordered Lra-
Section ia q An ordinance u prevent rhs
sale Of urgglls r-zo1le food and the dlstrlhutiru
Of medicinal and poisonous substances ~ the
District OF Columbia 70 ana Lfle same IS
hereby aucn-ied hv striking therefnoul t'e
words 'asihicct O the approval uf thu Com
missi0ncrs-' HENRY =. F. AAcFA RIsAND,
HENRY 7. WEST. WILLIAM \. JJDSoN,
Commissioners d. G.
IN THE SUFRESTS COURT OF THE DIS
TRTg-T OF C9IL-EGSIA-As a Court Of Bank
-rntCv. In the matter Of Sif & Dorfmsu.
baaSrupJs- bankruptcy W SIS To the
creditors OF said banASrupss- Notice Is here
bv given that pursuant TO An order nasssi
in this cause the trustee ziN sell a. publi-
auction for cash. the stock of mems cloth
ms Furnishings and fixtures belonging g.
said estate IN and Up01 premises No So
seventh street y w. Washington. y. 9 a.
Ja~uarv q 1910 beginning ~ I0-se a. M
Said order also authorizes tia trustee.
Lucas z. Ls'vlnS- Columbian Building. Wash
inc-ton. u. c. 70 receive sealed bids for f6=
purchase o. said stock accompanied by T.
Der cent Of che amount bid as a guarantee
Nd TO 70 O'Clock m OF said dzy A. which
time said bids viii be ,pened at The store
named Shove, the highest bid so received g.
adequate IN the discretion % Fhe tr-5ss-s s.iI1
5r accepted and the right IL reserved 70 -
feet any All bids
WILLIAM n HAIT.s1T
u Referee ia Ezukrur5-r.
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BUSY IN ICE HARVEST

STROUDSBURG, Pa, Jan 12-Tha
POcOnC mountains reported Z degrees
below zero, and the ice work at Noun
tain Spring Is being pushed with all pos
Sible speed.
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

EFICEL-A TEE-Go0d- Apply THOMPSON
STAERETT co. I'd and F y W 1-c
BOY win experience. fo- bakery Apply SIS
a St y W. or i46 Center Market isl9-2t'
BOYS Win wheels 8 to SO week DINE
MESS ENGEE SERVICE Is III del-1
EEIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
i1E after school hours Apply BOX ..
washington times selz-4
HEI.IsIES,. houseuen. dz--ymen- SIS 18th
ET'TCHER and a grooe-y clerk IA N,ssoIas
ave- Anaeost-a- i1 g. 5a-l-ttc
HCTLEE-CoIored, $50 bring references, a.
once FISHERS AGECCE. fg 10Th y. W
BUTLER be--hoys- man ana vie private
-s-ully1- l555 Ith- Il
.-ASEASS Experienced n coupon Iaun-
dry s-ap- salary steady employment Call
--1 John Marshall Place between $50 and 8
e.. 5as--tc
have references BOX L-5- city Pcztofsce-
5a1I-ste
DRIvER-CoI7re8- STEADY work Apply n
nc s. = ~ Js-----
EARN SO TO s-5 a week during spare time
we as manu- sr-ure-s start you and furnish
everything no rarlvassl-S s---1. @. sue
-essful mail c-de- plans % keep our fac-
tories busy We -rn YOU ana show YOU
hoy r. So CUISINES VOC PsE Is N months
ard make big proh-s- spare time 20 start
write today for positive proof PEASE
MFG Co. $50 Pcass E-dE- Buffalo. y Y
5al2-s--S g-lst
IF YOU ARE OUT OF a position or earn less
than $50 per month let rs prepare you as
an expert automobile salesman. Cer-ons-Tstor.
OF chauffeur Time required elSlt 90 twelve
weeks Cost less than E-s- months salary
Nearly hal[ the tuition you can pay after
YOU graduate and secure q position Eo-
faI Iuformaticn cal on OF address B B
rae AUToXoBuE COLLEGE OF
WASH NtzAJN I'M.
1915 18Th st y W
The largest School Of Automobile Engineer
5nE and SalesuaIslip in United States
-
LADIES rAILoRS-F l-st-class5 no others
need apply la-2 li,h- 5alo-2-c
Nan - attend cigar store elderly gentle
man preferred. Ca# after p m ? LIN
UEEE. --E5 IE,H ST. y " taII-gtH
NEZN % sell diamo1ds- watches and gold
fever-~ on iussa Intent plan no experience
--cuz-eE- liberal salary and commission
paid CASTLEBERG' :, Sc Pa ave y W
PATSTER-I- noa-unIoa; and PsDsrhangsr-
call sol Irving lite
P57F FFF-DF-TE-Firss-cIsss. and a boy 70
learn p-~sz7vo-E- Apply 20 GIBSON BROS.
1888 Pa ave 5al--st-
and heeIed, hsud-sevved mems, 81
CONTELLA, 6l5 Z ST y ".
sH0ESIAKER-F7rst--isss- sl7 s,h 81 5 E.
jall-2t~
TATT.DR On .vsomen-s suits In alteration work
room BON GIARCHE- Sl6 9Th ST. y w
yVANTED-Prfvate Instruction IN Latin Ian
cr-are- state terms and particulars. BOX
yyANTED-Nen and boys over sixteen years
~ age GOOD wages permanent work Apply
basement Of 1901 r St y W jyS-vs,ss. Hl-tf
We Want dfteen or twenty young men who
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Advertisements viii be accepted AT
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. II Il i in
convenient 10 leave advertisements
at either branch ONCE or The Times
Business Once, they may BE teIe-
DhOned direct to The Times main
$500, and \ messenger viii call 10
collect
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Rooms and Board.

= 81 y w sGs-NiCeIy furnished z--i--
and double rooms with good board jaJl-et.
: ET \ W rsls-t onvenIcur for trznzfeu
and departments steam heat. good IsUi@-
7eaSouab bic. 5s1f-s--
/ ST y W 1Ss5-LarEe nicely luruisf-e.I
rooms extremely cheap for two super.
cook unsurpassed fare 1885 L s. n "
-a-1--tE
So 81. y e, I1-Boon and board for s-p
gentlemen in private fsniIy. jsfI-5t-
nth ST y w TIfs-Nf~eiy furnished
rooms with board Phone North 2oSe
5aI2-etC
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The Washington Times makes spe-
cial cash-iH-adYanee rates for Gas
sified Advertising.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
lass 1


All other classification. Is cents q rine
5 times. 10 cents a I-ue-uuIUCu. 9 lines
Personals j. cents a lire any number -
times SiE words 90 linz
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one cert word each insertion Minimum
charge. u ccnts-niniDuu space. 2 lines
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NORTHEAST

SeCHEsNEY & JOACHIM, cor. "a and T
SITS Phone /. SO
ADDON PHARMACY 100 Florida ave.
Phone Z. IS45-
kRAUss- PHARMACT- cor sth and K sta.
Phone L 1921
TAYLOR & LAME. Inc. 1Ith and E Can.
SIS Phone L IO2
CHAS- H BECNER. " Cap ana p So
Phone n S1I6-
McCHEsNEY s JOACHIM 18th and F SIS
Phone L. 1882
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FAIRMOST ST. Ig5o-Lzree vel furnishs-I
front ROOM near Tath; windows fine heat
S157 also back room. g, reference 5al2--t-
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SOUTH WEST
Y HUGO EISENBEISS. 9Th and 3 zts
Phone II 57oC
MCDONALD, = ", ~ and L. Phone N.
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Situations Wanted-Female.

W&a-T-F0-By reliable coIored woman ser.
wants place IN small family. 1907 s,h 81
= " IL
WANTED washing TO take homs OF dz~-.
work Iz3 X st. s Z isfrsl-
WAITED b. a neat coIored woman nIz-s
a. iaundreEs. cook OF 5znifreEs- good -5sr--
eIce- rs NeE york ave y W 5a11-ef-
We NTED-Laundry 70 do At home. 49,
c.5ss- S St s ", Apt 5 jal0-sts
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GEORGETOWN
F. p WELLER Pharmacy 1884 n e y
( W Phone L 1893. W III
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ST y. W. z-E-One or two dne rooms q
Moor southern exposure. private fan
house keeping permitted. fzs--t-
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AEACOSTIA.
RURY-S PHARMACY. corner Monroe an,
jefferson SITS Phone L 1919
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

c ST y. ". 297-Tuo - thrss unoozae-rs1z
rooms5 also hall ro@[esf light housekeep r-
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SOUTHEAST.
A Z POWELL. 4th and East CAPITOL "a
Phone L Use
A B BURROWS. Uth and Pa ave- Phone
l. IFS.
ROACH DRUG CO. srh md G. Phons I.
1851
F P WELLER. cor. sth and L Phone y.
%.
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CHEVY CHASE. ND
7 4 SONNEAIACS.
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rooms. large front parIcr room two gentle
3 men NJ ladies' h0t-vatsr heat s. rsssoust..@-
IL
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ALEXANDRIA, Va
r L CARNE & co. 1O3 King 81
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For Rent Rooms

furnished Or UufUrnish.d- jel1-e..
- ST n w 4TI-LzrZe and small TGr1is5.
and UnfurnisbEd rooms light hgusckeeF
reasonable Iz--f
TTH ST \ W Saf-Three urfur1isr-f n.
furnished rooms all convenience TIeE-s
call from 10 a n 90 , m Jal---
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g ST s W. zs5-Furnished rooms for Isz--
housekeeping faf1--..
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= ST n z. 1Z1-Near Csu5toI-Thres Fr.-
Hished rooms; Housekeeping. SIS tasI e1Z-
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5TE ST " W-- 11s-Lsrse front room f---
{ I.-.-Sl Keeping far-7-s
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18th ST y ". 1s1E-P1easa1S rooms COM
Fortably furnished; near bath. single o. "a
suite private family JsI2-1rE
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For Rent Rooms
Unfurnished-

n ST y ". sSs-3 large roorls- new
pzpered: sink and range IN kitchen Ess 90.
heat on same floor s. monthly jazz
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7 = ERE the young people abandoned J
II conspiracy and made a merry 4
meal Of T., listening to the mu- /
eF- .-z - him a---rf ono an I
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y CAP ST 1865 rooms and bath second
floor, heat and gas co1ve lisut TO . car lines.
bright comfortable. terms reasonable
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5TH ST y E. B55-2 Unfuruisas5 r1o-..
gas bath So per rrt--h- 1sI---
9Th ST. y w. 14C4-Unfurn5shed rooms. -.
o. Sd floor light Housekeeping SASS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-16
ARE YOU "A FRIEND OR
FOE OF CHICKASHA?

ing to let the people know who you
are
The merchants Of chickasha in
every line carry stocks Of goods which
are ample in quantity and quality to
satisfy anyone and their prices are as
low as you will find anywhere.
With all our other enterprises, the
retail business remains the basis Of
the citys prosperity If our merchants
do not prosper, the entire town is go.
ing to suffer. There will be fewer
stores, fewer clerks, less money for
the aborer, the doctor. the lawyer and
every other man. Our merchants can.
not prosper If chickasha people do not
give them their patronage.
Talking about boosting, you can't do
anything more effective in that line
than to be loyal to the home merchant
first, last and all the time, giving them
every dollars worth Of business that is
due them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-16

his money in Chickasha. can't under
stand why man like that would take
business from the Chickasha mer-
chants which justly belong to them
Take that suit for example which was
bought at Barth & Myers; I under
stand that one Of our local clothiers
carries precisely the same line and
III bet the Oklahoma City prices are
no lower wonder how Mr.. ESQ.,
would expect his tenants to continue
to meet his rent bills If everybody
here should do as he does? The town
would 60 dead in six months and his
property wouldn't be worth 30 cents
on the dollar if everybody followed his
example and it is just as fair for one
person TO do it as another
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-16
JOHN PENN
ANNOUNCES

The first announcement for the Of
flee Of county commissioner is that OF
John N. Penn, which appears in the
Express today.
Probably few men in Grady county
are better known generally than Mr..
Penn. Coming to this country nine
teen years ago from Hopkins county,
Texas. where he was born and reared,
he lived thirteen years in the south
part Of the county during the old ter
ritorial days and for the past six
years he has lived on his farm east OF
Pocasset
Mr. Penn has been a farmer and
stockman all his life and he has the
reputation Of being a man Of strict
integrity, honorable in all his dealings
and OF first-class business ability. For
the past three years he has been tras
tee and assessor in Amber township
lie is a candidate for the nominatio.
III the northern district.
A Democrat all his life and always
doing his part as a party man, Mr
Penn says. if he is elected, he will
do his full duty. devoting his best en-
ergies TO the office and endeavorins
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-16

The agents Of the Farmers cooper
ative demonstration farm aorlS Of the
United States department Of agricuI-
ture, met in Chickasha today for con-
ference and instruction Of the field
agents Of this district
1t is understood that at this meeting,
plans will be made and work outlined
for the demonstration farms through
out this section OF the state.
The best methods Of handling staple
crops. OF maintaining soil fertility, Of
breeding and improving seeds adapted
to local conditions, and other subjects.
OF special interest to the farmers Of
the state are being discussed.
Tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
there will be a field meet on the II. e.
Price demonstration farm. north OF
the H. B. Johnson barns. and lee.
trre on soil and soil culture will be
given. Any citizen Interested in the
subject will be welcome.
The following representatives Of the
demonstration depavtment were pres
ent at today's conference: Bradford
Knapp. Washington, D. G.. assistant IN
demonstration work; H. F. Laveley
Washington. D. G., general field agent
for demonstration work; w D Benz
ley, Oklahoma state agent; G. A. Bish-
OF, Coreea: G A. Christian, Snyder
T. A. Dophelly Tampa; F.F Ferguson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-16

Hcw about it2
Are you friend Of chickasha or a
traitor to your home town.
Are you spending your money with
the merchants who live in chckasha.
pay rent, taxes, insurance and salaries
and donate to every public enterprise,
or are ycu giving your business to
outsiders who are doing nothing for
chickasha1
Of coarse we dent expect you to
make public confessions in reply to
these questions, but you might just as
we'll dc it for your Hame is going 10 be
made known to the public.
"5e sure your sins will find you OUT
is what the merchants of chickasha
say to you. No matter who you are,
rich or poor, if you patronize the mail
order houses or 90 away from home
to do your shopping, the merchants
are going to know II and they are 60
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-16

know who are friends OF the town and
who are not. We think it is right that
the people should know who is knitting
the town rud who IS helping TO build
it up. we now have a partial list Of
the mail order and out-of-town shop
Fers and we expec to have it com
plete very soon and then we shall adj
yertise it III the laF3l papers"
The Express reporter was still curl
GUS TO know who Mrs. was but
Mac still refused to give up the name.
~I'm not quite ready to tell you the
name but will say this much Mr.
is man who owns large
amount OF property in Chickasha. He
has both business houses and resi-
dences to rent and he made most of