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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14
SPORT: SPICE
BOXING SUPPORTS CLUBS

IS a started among A.. members
substitute field athletics for
position occupied by boxing wrestling
extremely unlikely that the st will give track foot
ball or other sports. s}si.s.s /.
Boxing supports of the Ma
bemited would
provided their The sc combat
drawing American citizen
kind of combined baseball think good
choose between the two of these days.
with street. through derived
deficit
should boxing be eliminated reduced
minimum
which provide interclub northwestern
amateur sportdom 5rs~t-.- 4 Il 80
only club, off sports
ownership finest athletic
fields in the west
Boxing the of
despite the this amateusm, will
be before padded mt relegaed the back
grounds
CLIMBING TOWARDS THE TOP
welterweght another in the
direction the weterweght championship Friday night when
knocked Kid Green in 10 rounds at Rossand, B. c.
with
lived his reputation tough
the Of punishment
all
dished
and hitting ability to back his determine
local confident that Hol
will be of the pugstic ladder within two
probably Francisco where he hopes
his division undispued right
o his home in this city.
Go to it, Flying Dutchman.
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TO INSTRUCT UMPlRES

President w. H. Lucas will be
in Spokane the early part of next
month to instruct Ralph Frary and
Rasty Wright, the two Northwest
ern league umpires. Lucas de.
clares that he will have the best
Indicator staff in the west the COM
ing season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14

LONG BEACH. Cal.-Dr. William
Lawrence Woodruff, noted through
out state for his views on raising
children by simple life methods,
died here as result of accident;
snain of trying to save a heavy
patient from falling to the floor
nearly two weeks ago caused rup-
ture of blood vessel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14
WARM CAVES ABOUND,
IN INSECT PESTS
IN WINTER

NEEHAH, Wis, Feb. IA
rumor that phosphorescent ghosts
were holding nightly revel on high
Cliff, near this city, on the shore Of
Lake Winnebago, led to an investi-
cation, and the discovery that a
stream Of natural gas was issuing
from the cliff and was burning.
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having been lighted in an. unknown

having been lighted in an. unknown
manner.
j., At night and from a distance
through the mists above the lake
rthis flame looked uncanny enough
to make the neighborhood think it
was a ghostly apparition.
In the caves on the steep incline
of the cliff and around the edges
were found green grass and small
brush. Inside were swarms of mos
quitoes and flies and warmth is
sued forth from the caves as from
an oven.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14
WRESTLING BOOMING

professional doomed Portland for is evident
the attacks the reformes
due big boost in popularity in
northwest
stronghold of the graphing art in the northwest
OConne westward Portland
the Pacific
wrestling practically
profess
gigantic during
past wrestling should it's
should share wrestling BOOM undoubtedly
matches will be pulled off this city during 1910
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14

VOllmans, 4.
Eddie Rothrock's indoor baseball
crew still retains it's lead in the
S. A. A. c. indoor race. although
the Skadans declare that it is only
because the league leaders have
played one more game than the run
pers up in the race, and that after
the clash Of next Sunday the tour
nament will be headed by the Ska
dams.
The Vollmans dropped two IN a
row yesterday, losing postponed
game to the Rothrocks in the morn
ing and dropping another to the
Skadans in the afternoon. Bernes
led the Vollmans yesterday in the
absence of the regular leader. per-
forming the pitching offices in the
morning session and receiving dur
ing the seven inning afternoon af-
fair. Cooks absence probably lost
the tailenders at least one Of the
games.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Morning game-Rothrocks. g.;
Vollmans, 2.
Afternoon game-Skadans, y;
Vollmans, 4.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14
VOLLMANS DROP
DOUBLE HEADER

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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II you want II now, phone your ad
to Main 375.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
About | inc
You having Photo made, Is il not?
Better
FERGUSON
TO-DAY

b III ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Jensen Of Dun
lap visited Denison relatives over
Sunday.
Frank Jensen Of Omaha was the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. Fred Nus
baum. on Sunday.
Mr.. e. Lorenzen Of Gilmore City.
10, was in Denison the fore part Of
the week visiting his parents.
Miss Evah McNeill Of Sioux City
was i, Denison the fore part Of the
week calling On Denison friends.
Mr.. Isaac N. Boonar of Salix, la.
was in Denison over Sunday visiting
his sister. Mrs. Theodore Walker.
Carl F. Kuehnle delivered an adj
dress at Sioux City on George Wash
ington on the evening Of Feb. 22nd.
Chas. Molter. ex. supervisor, has
purchased house just south Of the
Catholic church and will move toDeni-
son ABOUT March lat.
Mrs. Mamie Stewart, who was
opsrated on last week for append
icitis, is recovering rapidly from
her recent operation.
James Schlumberger, who has 4
position with . Wholesale drug firm
In Omaha, visited his parents in
Deaison over Sunday.
Mr., Jacob Sims was ia Sioux City
the latter part OF the week visiting
with his daughters. who are attending
school at Morningside College.
Mrs. R. E. Scellard Of Kimera,
Ia, underwent serious operation at
the Denison hospital last week. She
10 reported to bs recovering very
rapidly.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Milton McAhren vas very III
last week. The Review is glad To
report that the baby is improving ID
health very rapidly and will soon be
we'll again.
M. and Mrs. Penny returned on
Monday from three month's trip
in the west. They visited friends
Il several different places among
which we're Seattle, Portland and
several sother cities. They report
having had q most enjoyable trip.
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FOR sALE-A span Of mules. both
broke. Ernest Schroeder. Phone
28G. 90

y = 1
FOR SALE-A span Of mules, both
broke. Ernest Schroeder. Phone
2SG. 80
FOR SALE-A number Of thorough
bred Brown Leghorn cockerels. G.
H. Lyon. Telephone 2S7. s.s
FOR SALE-2O nuroc Jersey sows
bred to Duroc Jersey boar, also
some Registered Herford cows and
calves, one bull 10 months, one bull Z
months. These are A No. cattle
cheap to quick buyers. ! also have
Is bushels tim,thy seed and barley
seed. Geo. E. Foderberg. Route Z.
Oenisoa. 81
I FOR SALE have about so acres
of corn stalks for sale in Hanover
township, p. L. Champion. G. G.
Phone 1sL. Sind
Don't fail to see the Military fea-
ture film on Friday and Saturday even-
ing of this week at opera house. 81
Manicuring, Facial Massage. Hair
dressing. Prices Is and SO cents.
si7 p. Chestnut St. Misses Staining
er. 8tf
Don't fail to see the Military fea-:
ture film on Friday and Saturday
evening Of this week at opera house. g.
FOR SALE-2 White Holland
turkey toms and few Plymouth Rock
cockerels. Swan Johnson. Route 1,
Denison, Iowa. Crawford County
phone 20. 6tf
Smokers try our brand Of ciRars.
not cheap cigar in the case. OK
ford Cafe. 7tf
FOR sALE-A good surrey. nearly
new Inquire of Rev. Geo. W. Kos,
er, Dow City. 49tf
Fresh candies Of best makes always
on hand at the Oxford Cafe. If
FOR RENT-4O acres near town.
About 20 acres under cultivation.
balance in fair pasture, One or five
year lease.
Silas j. Conyne,
35O8 Mel can Ave-.
~ Chicago. Illinois.
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On Tuesday At high noon, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorsnzen, oc-
CURED the marriage of their daughter.
Adelina. to Mr.. Peter c. Hollander Of
Schleswig, Rev. Frese officiating.
The house was Hastily decorated with
red and white carnations. The bride
and groom entered the parlor to the
beautiful strains of Mendelssohn : g
wedding march, rendered by Miss
Freda Naeve. Maria Petersen OF
Boone and Anna Hollander Of Schles-
wig acted as bridesmaids. John
Bendixen Of Schleswig and August
christensen Of Denison were attend
ants Of the groom. The happy couple
left on the evening train for Chicago
where they will visit friends for
several days. They will make their
home in Schleswig where Mr.. Hol-.
lander is in the clothing business.
The Review joins with their host of
frienas in hearty congratulations.
The out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenz Lorenzen from Gilmore
City. Lorenz Hollander, father Of the
groom, SchleswiR, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Hollander Bernhard hollander,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stegemann, Lille
Hollander and Hans Peter Hub of
Schlsswig, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiese,
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Evers. Sarah
Lafrsnz and Hannah Brodersall of
Denison.
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Z II
Prof. Humphrey 8 picture appeared
in the Sunday Register and Leader
as member Of the Iowa State
Coll &c Glee Club.
Word comes from Dunlap that Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Liscomb are the
proud parents Of q bouncing boy, born
Thursday, Feb. 18th. Mrs. Liscomb
will be remembered as Georgia Far
rell of Denison.
II A basket social will be held at
Dist. No. Tor what is known 40 the
Baumsn school house) Denison town.
ship. Friday evening, March 4. Mrs..
Coda Watke, teacher. All are
invited.
Thos. Meehan sold his fine 125 acre
farm on Monday to Thomas Maloy Of
West Side. He received $125 per
acre. thus realizing ! nice profit. only
4 year ago he purchased this farm at
$50 per acre.
y ; u
Mr.. s. j. Woodruff and family will
move to- Omaha the first Of March,
where they will meke their future
home. Mr.. Woodruff will continue
to work for the Fairmont... Creamery
Go. in that city.
Mr.. Max Hoist met with u very
serious accident last Thursday ut the
McHenry farm. southwest Of town.
he was driving . team when some
part Of the wagon broke and frixhten-
ed the team causing them to run
away Mr.. Hoist was thrown from
the wagon and fell in such q manner
that his shoulder was, dislocated.
He is reported to be resting easy
and hopes to be out again in 3
short time.
Under instructions from the First
Assistant Postmaster General the
General Delivery and Carrier Win.
dows Of the Denison postofiice will ba
open but one hour on Sundays here.
after. This hour will be from nine
to ten q. m. The lobby Of the office
will be open all day a. at present.
Carriers will make collection from al
collection boxes between Ave and 81,
o'clock on Sunday afternoons as q
present. The General Delivery ane
Carrier Windows will not be open or
Sunday afternoons.
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For Sale.

We have to offer you one Of the
best 1876 acre farms in Crawford
county. This farm is located within
2 miles from Deniscn. It is on a
bottom read that is always good.
There is . complete set of water
works with, gasoline power and build
ings on the place. lis acres is bot
tom land. 20 acres is located on q
south slope. This is an ideal place
for feeding stock or mich COWS. II
ia 90 located as to make an excellent
place for fancy stock raising. This
is without any doubt one of the best
farms for raising family that one
could ask for. There is a school
house within 100 feet from the house.
This farm is, considering the product
iveness Of it. one of the best values
that you could invest in. Call at the
store or mill Office and we will be
pleased to show you over this place.
Geo. Menagh 3 Co. 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

"A jolly company Of about thirty
took Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoffman
BY surprise on Wednesday evening.
it being their twentieth wedding
anniversary. The time was pleas
antly spent with games and music
and delicious Refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
were presented with handsome set
of china ~ memento Of the oc-
casion.
-.
Regular meeting OF the Current
Event Club Thursday. Feb. "a. All
members who wish to retain their
membership 10 this club are requested
to be present or report to the Presid-
emit, Mrs. Sims.
By order Of the Club.
-
Last Friday evening Mrs. 7. j.
Garrison entertained Z fsw lady
friends at q six o'clock Ndinner. A
delicious four course dinner waa
served. those being in attendance
we're Mesdames Sewell, Cochran.
Dunbar and Young.
-.
On Wednesday evening Miss Edna
Lyman Of Chicago gave very pleas
ing address in the Carnsgie Club
room. Miss Lyman came under the
auspices Of the library board and also
in the interests Of the public schools.
She spoke in the afternoon in the
assembly room Of the High School
captivating the children az we'll .,
their elders by her charming manner.
Her evening lecture was along the
lines Of our responsibility for What
our young people are reading and val
full Of inspiration and helpful sug'
gsstions. Her audisnce and the pub
lie in general may we'll be gratefu
for her coming.
Friday was another red letter da!
for the P. E. o. society. Apleasan'
all day session was held at the hons
Of MRS. DR.. Wright and the work o,
preparing for the bazasr was con
tinued. The hostess assisted by Mis-
Raine and Mrs. Ira Gillmor served ,
bountitul dim sr at noon and in th'
afternoon the. regular business meet
| ing Of the chap ter was held.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church held very pleasant meeting
Wednesday at the home Of Mr.. Nor
man Nash. While the meeting ha
| in it some Of the elements OF fare
we'll it proved to be most enjoyabl
occasion. A tempting lunch wa
served at its conclusion.
-
Coterie spent 2 very delightful
afternoon with Mrs. Bleakney q
hostess. A very clever game wa
provided in which Mrs. voss won til
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

prize, q beautiful spoon. Mrs. Pfarr
and Miss Fluet assisted in serving !
delicious luncheon. The Mesdames
Walker, Pfarr, Gable, Romans aud
Miss Meyers were guests of the after
noon.
Mrs. E. c. Chamberlain contributed a
very pleasant event to the weeks
social calendar on Wednesday at
which time she entertained forty
ladies in honor Of Mrs. Kirkup. The
cozy home was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers. A guessing contest
was INDUCED in, Mrs. Jens n winning
the prize, a handsome souvenir spoon.
Miss Lyman of Chicago favored the
ladies with a charming Japanese story
after which the hostess assisted by
Miss Kirkup served dainty refresh
ments.
Miss Agnes King entertained at
dinner at Hotel Denison Sunday.
Covers were laid for ten and the usual
excellent serving which characterizes
this hostelry was again ia evidence
making the affair 40 exceedingly
pleasant one.
The Denise, chapter D. A. R.
were entertained at the hospitable
home of Mrs. C. A. Jones on Tuesday
evening at q Colonial party. The
guests were all in quaint colonial
costume and the committee in charge
had arranged unique and appropriate
program which was successfully car-
ried out. A splendid menu wis
served, the guests being seated at
tables decorated with cherries and red
shaded candles. The place cards bore
the D. A. r. emblem. Mrs. Lee
Barber and the Misses Orpha and Belle
Marshall and Laura Pierson were
elected members of the chapter at
the business meeting which proceeded
the social function.
80 III
The s. s. Club enjoyed the usual
good time which is characteristic Of
their gatherings on Tuesday. Misi
Hart was chairman Of the menu com.
mittee and served most deliciout
supper. Miss Senseney had charg,
Of the program and introduced . mos,
interesting and amusing series o,
kindergarten games which were greatl.
enjoyed. An unusually large number
Of guests were present to partake o.
the hospitality Of the committee.
80
Mrs. Senseney and her daughter
Miss Rena Senseney. are entertaining
ut the NJ. E. parsonage this afternoon
| Mrs. William Arff entertained
number Of friends on Saturday even.
I ling. A most enjoyable time WAS re
ported by all thoss in attendance.
SO
Miss Hilda Rowher entertained
number Of friends at = party o
| Saturday evening. Games wer
\ playAd after which delicious refresh
ments were served. Those 10 attend
ance report having spent q most en-
joyable evening.
Penelope will meet next Iuesda
at the home Of Mrs. Criswell.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Hunt enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at si
! o'clock dinner. number Of the clerk
at the Boys Store. The dinner va
in commenoration Of their thirtietl
anniversary. A delicious three corus'
dinner was served. after which til
evening was spent in playing cards
The George Washington decoration
scheme was lastly carried cut b
the use Of hatche.s. cherry trees
etc. All report very enjoyabl
time.
4'.-----@91An--n.s
| slS SsifSsS n,,llse caln. 3ia f55
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ENTHUSIASTIC COMMERCIAL CLUB.
CONTINUED from Page ~

tending the convention, which meets
in Des Moines.
Mayor Rollins had bsen requested
by Gov. Carroll to send delegates and
the Mayor has appointed Carl F..
Kuehnle. J. p. Conner. B. Brodersen,
B. J.. Sibbert. A C. Green and DR..
L. M. Coon.
Today the Club is keeping ssOpen
House. for the township road super
visors and trustees.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
For Sale.

Ny property in northeast Denison.
five roomed cottage. house and three
lots. some shrubbery and fruit trees.
Will sell at bargain if taken soon.
Minus Montgomery, Denison, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
he Lille Heue,tead. !"

Bright. witty comedy. strong dram
attic situations. beau iful scenery and
clever acting make The Little Homes
tead'' which viii be seen at opera
house Wednesday, March End, one Of
the best attractions of the season. 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
Public Sale.

AS ! am to quit farming will sell
at public sale. on
MONDAY, FEBRUAYR %,
commencing at / O'CLOCK ion the Lin
man farm II mile north Of Boyer and
$ miles east Of Kiron. the following
property:
good work horses. two set Of har-
MISS, | single harness, / buggy. l
wagon, l new corn planter. cultiva-
tor, new Mccormick mower. / drag,
l riding pillow, sixteen-inch pillow, l
pulvesizer, 700 bushels of corn in crib,
two calves. Many other articles.
Terms: All sums of $40 and under,
cash; over that amount one years
time will be given on approved notes
bearing 8 percent interest.
LINMAN & GRANDELlUS.
E. E Clauson. Auct. 81
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FOR RENT-My cottage.

FOR RENr-My cottage. Frank
Ptarr. 70
The Stone sale was postponed from
Tuesday, the 22nd, until Saturday.
Feb. 26, at II O'Clock. Be sure and
come.
For good square meal when in
town. call at the Oxford Cafe ON
Broaday. 1T
The cleanest and quickest service
at the Oxford Cafe on Broadway. 1T
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

: On account of bad weather the E E.
Stone Public Sale was not held Tues
day but was postponed till Saturday.
Feb. 26, at II O'Clock.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

Coterie spent . very delightful
afternoon with Mrs. Bleakney as
hostess. A very clever game was.
provided in which Mrs. voss won the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-14
Clarence Johnson to
Become a Benedict

IN the Lincoln CNebl State Journal
OF Sunday, Decil Mr.. and Mrs A. J..
Albright announce the engagement Of
their daughter Beulah, to Mr.. Clarence
G. Johnson OF Chickasha, formerly Of
Lincoln. the wedding to take place
sometime in January mr. Johnson IS
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. john
son Of Lincoln and for the past year
has been manager Of the Chlckasha
Light. Heat and Power company in this
city During his residence in this city
he has gained the respect and esteem
Of the business men Of the city and is
popular in both business ana social
circles He has numerous friends who
win be glad to welcome bis bride to
Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-14
$4,000
For III. G.


tendent be increased to $1,000 per
year. That provision be made for a
high school inspector, working under
the state superintendent. That the
law be amended So that the board of
education ia cities Of tie first class
shall consist Of FIVE members elected
at large. That the law be amended so
as 10 provide for burt one board OF GER
tification in a county, TO grant certiii-
Gates to city as well as rural teachers.
That teachers In state normal
schools be allowed to teach in county
Institutes and receive pay for the
same. That the regents Of the normal
school be allowed to hold meetings
anywhere ii the state That the de-
partments Of agriculture. domestic sea-
ence and manual training ia the nor
NAL school be maGe stronger and spec
tai equipment provided. That high
schools in cities as well as country
districts De required to have special de-
partments for agriculture, domestic
science, domestic At and general home
economy md manual training ~Taat
All school districts, without regard d
population, be allowed 70 maintain kin
dergartens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-14
Prominent Young
Couple Will Wed

This evening At 6 ocloc rhe
home 81 Sir. and airs. A. A. zinn will
be the scene Of a pretty wedding in
which Alr zinns sister. Miss Pearl,
and SIR. Reuben Linn will be the
contracting parties The decorations
Win BE- suggestive Of the approaching
Christmas season with mIstletoe pre-
dominating and a wedding supper win
be served the bridal party directly be-
fore the ceremony Rev NJ L. Butler
VIII oaieiate.
About thirty persons. all Of whom
are relatives of the bride and groom,
will be guests at the wedding. Among
those already here from out Of town
are Earl zinn of Topeka Kan, and
ROY zinn 81 Mankato, kan. brothers of
the bride, and her sister, Mrs VIII
Crawford, OF Madison, kan
The bride and groom VIII leave to-
night for Kentucky where they will
visit until the first Of the year On
their return to chIckasha they VIII be
al home at 100 South Sixth street
Miss zInn Is a pretty and charming
Young lady and has endeared herself
to large circle of friends during the
two years she has made her home N
Chickasha.
aIr. Linn IS son of Judge l.. G.
Linn and brother Of VIII Linn judge
OF the superior court. He holds po-
sition with the Rock Island and Is a
young man OF excellent qualities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-14
FARMER WRESTLER
WANTS MATCH

III a communication to the Express
Roy Mabee, the wrestling farmer Of
Mangum, hurIs challenge and de-
clares he is eager to meet any wrest-
Ter in the middIe-weight class for a
purse of any amount, winner TO take
the entire house receipts. the match to
be pulled off in chickasha or any other
suitable place
Mabee declares that Chief Alontaus,
the Indian worlds middle-weight cham
pion, is not barred from accepting the
challenge.
A year ago the Mangum gTappler de-
feated Ed Gray and A. J Dunn in
Chiokasha and he declares that he
hasn't lost match in year. His ad-
dress is Jester. Greer county, Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-14

BENEFIT

An enteriainment 81 unusual interest
is me play 10 be given this evening at
Convention hall by the Chickasha Dra-
matte club under the auspices Of the
order OF Rebekahs It should attract
a large crowd because all the proceeds
viii be used for the benefit Of the |. 0.
O. F orphans home.
This is not the first venture of the
local Dramatic club. They have won
popular approval on previous occasions,
demonstrating their ability to please
and "A Tramp's Tribulations," the
play which they present, is sure 10 de-
light everyone. You viii be entertain
ed and VIII help a most worthy cause
IL you see ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-14
s2i, 200 WORTH OF
FuRs ARE sWlPEo-

Special by United Press.
Chicago, Dec. i4.-When S. Silver
man, futrier in this city opened his
store this morning i was found that
he had been robbed Of $2l,0Oo worth
OF furs- There is no clue to the crime