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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-31
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior. L. =. Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. VI.
December 20. 1910.

Office at Tucumcari, y. NJ.
December 20, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that John =.
TarPley, Of Moore, y. NJ, who on Feb.
~, 1906, made Homestead Entry No,
72l5. Serial No. O4i63, for SEA S,cc.
- aud for Add1 Homestead Entry Ser.
inl No. Ol27lG. No. 20. 1909. for VI.
SWi,. See. %. Twp. 10 Y. Range 80 T.,
y. VI. T.. Meridian, has filed notice Of IN.
%tcution 10 make Final Five Year Proof.
"a establish claim Ia the land above de-.
~crihcr, before N" Register aud Recciv.
"r. 4. :. Land Onicc ut Tucumcari, y.
w.. on the 3lst day of January. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fred \.
Grove Of Tucumcari. Y. ", Jesse l..
Wood, T. A. Wayne, Earl Wayne, all Of
Moore. y. VI.
i9.9I.jt X. 4. Prentice, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. L. =. I.au,
Onicc ~ Tucumcari, y. VI.
December 20. 1910.

DrccWh"t ~, 1910.
Notirc j. hereby given that Robert
l.. Gatcwood. q. Jordan. y. NJ, who,
on Feb. 20. 1907, made Homestead En-,
Try Ma, l5a0j. Serial No. O6p2i. for
NWi,, See, -. Twp : y, Range go r.
v. NJ. +. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention TO make Final Communication
Proof, 10 establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
aud Receiver, 4, =. Land Ohiee nj tn.
cumcnti, y. NJ on the Goth day Of Feb
rnary, 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; +. \
Sirhian, Of Tucumcari. Y. NJ. W. II
fricsucr. T. +. Brown, Mrs, VI. i. Row
rrmnu All of Jordan. y. VI.
.l.9l.it H. \. Prentice, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

No. ~,
County Of Quay
Frank Licbcndorfcr aud r. l.. wclch.
W.
!. W. Sbafcr.
The said defendant !. W. Shafer. i.
hereby notified that II suit in attach.
mcnt has been commenced against him
In the District Court for the County OF
Quay, Territory Of New Mexico. by said
Frank Licbendorfcr and r. l.. Wclch.
that unless he enter or cause TO be en-.
tered his appearance in said suit on OF
before the 18th day of February, 1911,
decree PRO CONFESSO therein will bc
rendered against you.
Chas. L. Downs, Clerk.
Davidson & Kcator, Tucumcari, New
Mcsico, Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-31

lON
Captain Robert Falcon scott. Il. ~,
e. V. o.. who Is engaged IN his second
quest of the South Pole. Captain Scott
was the commander Of the Discovery
Expedition of 1901 and 1904, when he
reached II point situated IN latitude ~
degrees, III minutes, ~ seconds -ouih
longitude about 1853 degrees east. Thi.
point was attained December 80, 1909.
when the failure uf the dog team com.
prllrd the captain aud hi brave eom.
rndcs I" rctrncc their steps.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-31
FREIGHT IN THE DITCH

\ west hound freight went into the
ditch Monday afternoon Just before
reaching Duran. Six cars lcft the track.
Nobody hurt.
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Wa use Lowuey's Chocolate AZ the
Eih Fountain s.2otf
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WANTED Clean mp,, Il, hi, office
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wASTKD7-clsan rags, a. this once
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
Serious Charge
Against Prosecution
Special By United Press

Special by United Press
Chicago, Aug. 2e.--That witnesses
We're taken out and Piled with liquor
until intoxicated and then pumped for
Information on orders from States At
torney Weyman was the charge made
today by witnesses testifying in de.
Tense Of Lee O'Neill Browne.
Detective Patrick Keeley, formerly
assigned to weymans Office, made the
charge, He said hc was instructed 10
take out Representative Beckmeyer
and treat him nicely. He. said he got
him drunk. Keeley then testified that
he had done the same in connection
with many other big cases tried this
year.
The court prohibited a description
Of the orgie in a resort with Breclk-
meyer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
PROBING AT
PAWHUSKA
Usage Indians are the
Richest in the
World

Pawhuska. okla. Aug. 28.-Testi-
money before the committee invesugat-
ing Indian lands was to the efrect
that each Of the twentythree hundred
osages are worth twenty thousand
dollars. on a per capita basis THE
makes them the richest people in the
world. One attorney testified that he
represented twenty-three claimants
who demanded that the government
place them on the Usage rolls. thus
giving them the right to twenty thous-
and dollars worth OF properly. Another
attorney testified that ne had been EN-
ployed to oppose the claims on the
round that X allowed they would de-
crease the wealth of the tribe. Attor-
ney's fees were paid for keeping In.
iians of rolls and also for putting
them on.
One firm of attorneys testified they
we're to get fee Of forty-two thousand
AVAia4 III ortutiu6 U tue OdaBch
seVen hundred thousand dollars said to
4e dlie from the government.
An alleged attempt in which alleged
land srabbers sought to gain posses
sion Of 100000 acres Of government
Indian school land, at Chllocco. in
NortpeFn Oklahoma, near the Kansas
line vas laid before the committee at
the hearing here.
The school land comprises nunier-
GUS stone buildings and 5000 acres Of
land and Is open to all Indian children.
except those OF the Five Civilized
Tribes. The land is valued BY ofIlciaIs
at 100000, and the buildings at $780,
0o0 Representations were made at
Washizgton that the buildings were
dilspldated and the farm lands Of little
value and that Indians refused to send
their children to the school.
The committee, headed by Represen.
tatlve Burke, made thorough nspec.
tion Of the place. The equipment is
said to be In excellent condition and
the farm lands arc among the best
and most productive in the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
PROBE CAUSE
OF WRECK
Special BY United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Durend, Mich, Aug. 26. With Grand
Trunk railroad county and state au
thorities making independent inyestiga-
ions OF the wreck near DufEieId In
which six Pullman passengers were
killed, eight injured and three prob
ably fatally injured, It became evident
today that stringent action will fol
low.
Chairman Glasgow OF the state rail-
road commission today declared that
the Grand Trunk VIII be prosecuted Il
il is found that ii employed incompe-
tent men in violation Of the commits
sion's orders against Incompetent
strike breakers.
Secretary Kelly is investigating for
the commission.
Brakeman Graham Of the Montreal
express hauling tie Ill-fated Pullman,
is strike-hreaker, held over after the
strike settlement. Graham declares
that he performed his duty as rear
fIagman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
De mOcYQtS
Win Meet
Tomorrow

Meetings % democratic voters will
be held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the various polling places in
every precinct in the city for the pur-
pose Of electing precinct committee
NV
Similar meetings will also be held
in the country precincts.
According to call issued by ]. f.
Bishop, county chairman. the new com
mitteemen will meet at the court
house in this city next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock for the purpose Of
electing a county chairman and secre-
tary and otherwise perfecting the or
ganization for the coming campaign.
Every democrat in the city is urged
to attend the meeting In his precinct.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
IMMENSE CROWDS
AT AUTO RACES

Special by United Press.
Elgin, H., Aug. 2e.-More than so,
600 persons We're in the grandstand
and perched on the fences today when
Starter Fred Wagner released All Liy
ingaton, driving Ike National, the first
car in the Illinois trophy race. All the
cars were lined up for thirty minutes
before time.
Livingston started at 10 o'clock and
Falcar left thirty seconds later. Eight
cars started in this event.
Seven cars started in the county
trophy race, distance 1896 miles. SIX
contestants entered for the Fox river
trophy. New records in endurance
tests are expected today, owing to ideal
weather, road protection BY militia ana
oiled courses Drivers whose names
stand for speed and endurance are
entered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
HAVE help TO
LAND THE FACTORY

3. Burton, 2; Bond & Melton, 2; Peo-
pies store, 2; r. B. Losey, 1; J. D,
Chastain, 40; o. Coffman. 2; James
Pettyjohn, 2; L. T.. Dugan, 4; ). G.
Driggers, 4 Geo Calvert, 2; T. II.
Dwyer, 4; z. L. Dawson, 4; J. Q. Els
fielder, 2 X. NJ. Atwood, 2; f. NJ. At
wood 2; r N. Frey, ?; A. S. Gilkey,
4; w. A. Hopkins, | +; Kohn & Colo
smith, 2; NJ. r. Hennessy, 2; b. X.
Transfer company, 2: Richard Hunt,r,
2; Dave Hill, 2; DR.. T. H. East, 2; r..
n. caYett 2; c. E. Honnold. 2; J. #.
Harness, Al r. p KiIgore, i; W. z.
Hight, 4; s. E. Prince. 2; Mrs, 4. A.
Humphrey. 4 J. b. Harper. q VIM. IN
man, a; Good & Co., 8; R. II. Douglass
j; G. T. Irwin, 2; Jacxman & Lemon,
2; B. r. Johnson. S; II. B. Johnson,
10; Ed f. Johns, 4; Jarboe, ?: s. s.
Prince, 2; J. B. Kelsey, 1; Lawrence
Martin. a; II. G. Mckay, 4; J. w.
Mayo, 2; W. A. Yarbaugh. q; W. A..
Fox, 2: Geo b. Petty, 2; L. N. Potts.
20; G. W. Petty 2; H. e. Price. 2;
Robinson & Lauback, 2; U. Kilgore. 2;
0. T. Norwood, / B. P. Smith, 4; J..
n. Stein 2; John J. Ream, 2; e. B.
Black, /; J. B. Sparks. 4; c. schlott
beck, 4; J. P. Sharp, 2: J. P. Rogers,
I: ]. e. schow. a; r. F. Thweatt. a; W.
f. Hamilton, 2; R. X. Wootten, 2t;
Fl. W. McCann, / Chickasha Business
College. / s. Booth. /; B. w. Lub-
man, l.; i. L. Bryan, A; Il. w Pow
ers, 2; l.. D. Lewkowitz, /; Bank
Printing company, 4; ToIan & CO.. /;
G. N. Fechheimer 2: r W. Shepard,
2; A. Johnosn, 2; H. L. Cowgirl, ?; c..
s. Foster, 2; Dr. T. II. Williams, 2:
A. G. Crosse, 2: w. $. corbin, 2; A. B.
Cochran, 2; i. Nj Chase, 2; George
Evans, ? A. N. Drague 2: j. X. Gala
ham, 2; H. H. Bailey. 2: J. NJ. Bond,
2; J. W. Conner. 2; A. L. Pettyiohn. !;
J. H. Freeman, 2: J. A. Julian, J.;
]. G. Mayes, 4; II. J. Brownson, A: r.
B. Human, .; w H. Gilkey. a; Clark
Rutherford 2; VIM. Rheinheimer, 4;
Terrell BROS, 4 Buie & Wallace, 2.
N. G. Steele, 10: J.. NJ. Mays 4;
Henry 1reton. 2; c. c. kirkpatrick, 2:
P j. Harbour, /; J. P. Jones, 1: John
G, Lewis. i; J. W. Kayser, 2; Z. E.
Colby 2; W. s. Kilgore, 2; A. a..
Holmes, /; Pritchett laundry, O. and
B. B. Barefoot /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
BAPTIST REVIVAL.

The Baptist revival continues with
great interest. Rev. Sherman breaches
strong sermons twice day. There
have been a number Of professions and
several additions to the church. There
will be no services Saturday morning
but the regular s o'clock service In the
evening Everyone is invited to all
the services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 2e.-If the
stories Of men who returned from the
ST. Joe country OF Idaho are to be be.
lleved, the loss OF life along Big creek,
tributary Of the ST Joe river, was
appalling and the dead in Idaho alone
will number more than 200, even il
Ranger Joseph b. Hahn and his fifteen
men are safe.
All estimates OF the financial loss
place It at over twenty millions, most
" In timber.
Among reported casualties are the
following:
TWO lnmbermen say they saw thirty
Ital'sE fire fighters burned to death on
Big creek.
A party Of Austrian laborers report
the death Of seventeen OF their com
rades.
The loss OF twenty-seyen American
laborers who we're enlisted in Ailssoula,
IS announced BY their surviving com
panions.
Supervisor Weigle has given up hope
for the safety OF Ranger Joseph B.
Hahn and men on the headwaters of
the 81. Joe river last Saturday, A re-
lief party has secured IN vain the
whole country where Hahn was last.
seen.
Ranger r. A. Ferns. Al the head of
? stiIl larger party on the Sc Joe, IS
safe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

Special by United Press.
New orleans. La, Ang. 2S. Special
guards today were placed in the cell
Of Katherine Fretch, slayer Of a faith,
less lover. to prevent further attempts
Al suicide. When she learned late last
night that she could not view the
corpse of Frank Mischler, her victim,
she gouged herself with safety pin.
The guard interfered Early this morn
ing she tried to stab herself with hat
pin.
The "Picayune" in an editorial this
morning upholds the ~unwritten law
and suggests the "cudahy-Lillis" PEN
atty for FOUNDERS,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
BOOSTERS MAKE
STRONG APPEAL
Paving and Grading
Taxes Must Be
Paid By Sept. |

In the matter OF assessment for grad
ing and paving City Clerk Dews as
serta that be is the recipient Of many
inquiries relative 10 the amount OF
taxation, much more 1cussing" In con-
nection with the same and very little
money in proportion to the size Of the
kicks registered
Taxpayers who do not discharge this
obligation by September will be SUBJ
ject to delinquent tax Of TX per cent
per month on the total amount Of as
sessment or IS per cent per year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
EAGLE COMPANY BUYS
DRIcGERs & DANIELS, sTc

At public auction yesterday the
Eagle Mercantile company bought the
Driggers & Daniels stock, being the
highest bidder for the same. The
stock consisted o. clothing, gents fur
rishings and shoes. It was involced
at s4,1oO and was sold for $4,000 Mr.
Horn Of the Eagle states that his COM
pany had not fully decided as to the
disposition they would make or the
stock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26

IS BITTER
Special By United Press.

Special by United Press.
Madison, Wis, Aug. ga bitter al
tack on Taft's attitude toward the in
surgents Is the feature Of today's &
sue Of Senator LaFoIlette's magazine
Taft is quoted as saying he would no
participate in state contests and cen
sured for sending Vice President sher
man to Milwaukee at the recent con
veniion to assist tie standpatters il
their fight against LaFollette's re-elee
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26

Up to noon today eGl lots in Indus
trial addition had been sold, leaving
lS0 Yet to he sold.
The sales this morning amounted to
only IS lots. although several commit.
tees were active.
We must have more help from the
citizens in general If we are to sue
coed with our undertaking., declared
Secretary Kirkpatrick this afternoon.
Now every one who has purchased
lots is booster for the proposition
and here's the way all can help us.
We want those who have purchased
to talk the proposition up to their
friends and neighbors and phone us
and We'll do the rest. Telephone
either 10 the Chamber OF Commerce.
No BIB or TO phone and give us the
names Of prospective purchasers. No
doubt there are many who win buy
lots but It is hard to find everybody
and we appeal to the citizens who are
interested in the welfare Of Chickasha
20 lend us their assistance and to do
Il now. The time is growing short
arI we must sell the remaining lots
within very short time.
we believe that the immediate
prosperity Of the city as well as future
growth depend upon this enterprise
and now that We are 50 near the goal
we hope the citizens win rally imme-
diately to our aid for a whirlwind fin
ish.-
Following Is list Of the lot pur-
chasers up 10 last night:
DR.. R. F. Tye 2. Dr.. D. S. Downey o
II Il. McLeRoy /, J. L, harrington 3,
Duval Burk 2. j. GerstenheId 2, AL
FriedIandor /, Mcihee a son i. Dr. w.
n AIInter 2. r. J. Thompson 2. b. N.
Belts 2, r. Tignor 2, F. Z. Riddle 2,
Q. u. claycomb 1, J. A. Meecom
Bazemore a Andrews /, Fl. &. Elliott
2. J. A. Rose ], Martin Colbert 1, II.
r. Shnil j, w. L. Prince i, F. A. Inge
], W. aIattox /, Ernest Hay j. J. A.
Brodle ], G. S. Dayton /, L. F. Burgett
z, A. Prusansky /, Bob Shelby 2. J. D.
Gray 2, n. NJ. williams 2, Albert
Thompson 2, Kendall Galloway 2. o.
$. Penny 2. Mrs. Roddy /. Buie & wal
lace ?, w. H. Mileham /, George p.
Holland 4, Fred T. Jones 2, Pete Is-
inert 2, Dr. L. z. Emanuel /, G. A.
Brown /. W. W. Chapman /, II. E.
Westlake /, W. d. Warneld /, Phillips
q Roche 2, Burgett & Stacey 2, W. II. |
Cantrell 1. AIatt Cook ?. strickler,Starls
company ?, A. l. Mckenzie ., w. c. |
steinmetz ?, Clark & Green 2, Pete
Heffner 2, Elliott Bros. /, E. s. Dou.
gan D A. N. Harris Q, J. H. Griffin 4.
A. r. Book 2, j. P. Nail 2, W. II. Orig |
gers 2, 7. S. Hendricks 2, ]. C. Erwin /
?, y. 5. Dougan .. A. NJ. Harris ?, j.
II. Griffin 4, Harry Hendricks 2, j. G. /
Holloway 1, Ben Morgan 2, w. Il. Ben
nett 2, Il. y. Whltehurst I, Ralph War
rem 1, Walter Ialsey /, G. w Caldwell
2, 4. f. Short 2, West-Carrier Lumber
company 4. Armstrong-spining Lumber
company 2, Dennis o'Brien 2, c. z.
LeffeI 2, J. L. Brice 2.
New Industrial company, 100; :. 3.
Sacra, 2; Homer Naudin, / J. r. Abeg-
crombie, I; oatley and s. J. Anderson !
2; w. A. Martin, 1; Frank Baker, 16
B. B. Bridges. 4; NJ. S. Blackburn,
j. $. Brown, 2: Col T. J. O'Neil, ?, >. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
Girl Accidentally
Shot Companion

Special by United Press.
Jefferson City, No. Aug. 26.--Vir-
ginia Ware, society girl here, today
accidentally shot Arthur Scott when
the couple were boating on the river.
The girls shirtwaist caught the trigger,
firing the revolver. The man is in
nrecarious condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26

The strong yerden team, supported
BY a formidable bunch Of "rooters,
win oppose the chickasha team at Uni
veysty park next Sunday. The game
Will be called promptly At 4 o'clock
and splendid exhibition Of base bail
is expected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
japanese Consul at
Manila ReCdIIt d

special by United Press
Manila, Aug. 26.--Consul Iwaya, Of
Japan has been recalled at the request.
It Is reported, Of Secretary Dickinson
because Of pernicious activity in the
Philippines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
Gore Committee
Completes Probe
Special By United Press.

Tulsa. Okla, Aug 26.--The Gore in
vestieating committee leaves for Kan
sas City tonight, having completed the
oldahoma probe. No hearing was held
here. the visit being in the form Of a
holiday diversion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
FIRES PASS
The CRISIS
Under Control After Vast
Damage Has Been
Done

Special BY United Press.
San Francisco, Aug. 2s.-Reports to-
day from the state forest rangers show
that the fire crisis Is past in califor-
mia.
A new fire In the Santa Cruz
mountains is now the most serious in
the state. Great damage has been
done to the wood forests there and
settlers are fleeing. In all other sec
tions Of California the fires are now
under control.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
TEACHERS
ASSIGNED

The city schools Will open Tuesday
morning, September 6, with the teach
ers employed for the year and assign
ed as follows:
High School.
Prof. Edgar cowan, principal.
Miss Ethel Walker. English, room
No. 9.
Miss Laura 2. Kreamer. Latin and
German, room q.
Miss Margaret J. Mitchell. history,
room IN.
]. E. Gibson, mathematics, room 10.
Miss Sadie Puckett, physlography,
room "A.
Miss Bessie NJ. Nelson, commercial
branches, room 20.
Miss B. Alice Francisco, domestic
science, room II.
]. w. McManis, manual training,
room 10.
Miss Harriet G, Milledge, music and
drawing, room 15..
J. w. Eckes, monitor in study hall.
Eighth Grades in High School Building.
A. G. Hitchcock. language, room 10.
Miss Belle McWnliams. history,
room 8.
Miss Stella Barton, arithmetic, room
IL.
Seventh Grades in High School Build
ing.
Miss Esther Holder, 7-B, room 2.
Miss Julia Rice, IA, room A.
Mrs. Texa Williams, ia, room 6.
North School.
7. A. Mccorkle, principal, grades ga
and 6B.
Miss Mae v. Smith, room S, grades
5B and 5A.
Miss KeIla Clark. room Z, grades 4B
and "A.
Miss Ida p. Hanna. room 6. grade SA
Miss Anna Irwin, room 4, grades 2B
and sA.
Miss Laura v. Meyer, room 2, grades
"a and SB.
Mrs. G. =. Pyle, room 3, grade IA.
Mrs. J. H. White, room |, grades 1B
and beginners.
West School.
Geo. F, Mitchell, principal room s.
grades GA and lib.
MISS Tina Biggerstatf room z, grade
Miss Maud I. Gilley, room 9, grade
6B.
Mrs zella Rogers, room S, grades
5B and ga.
Mrs. F, A. Inge, room 4, grades 4A
and 5B.
Miss Hazel Remington, room .,
grades ga and Alb.
Miss Mary Hefhy, room II, overflow,
grades ga and SB.
Miss Lues Trippett, room 10, over
flow, grade "a.
Miss Adine Spruce. room ., overflow,
grade 2B.
Miss Nell E, Williams, room 2,
grades lib and la.
Mrs. Edgar Cowan, room /, grades
1B and beginners.
South School.
NJ. p Smith, principal, room s, grade
GA. mi = 4 4 a
Miss Daisy Allen, room Q, grades
"a and 6B.
Miss Emma G. Kelley, room 5, grade
5B.
Miss Emma Adamson, room Z, grades
Alb and 4A
Miss Emma Nichols, room 4, grades
"a and ABB.
Miss Amy Brown, room ,, grade sB.
Miss Ethel Spencer, room 2, grades
2B and IA.
Mrs olin Brashear, room /, grades
la and 2B.
Miss Blanche Oliver, room ., over.
flow, grade 1B.
Mrs. J. Wooster Dyche. room 10,
overflow, grade is and beginners.
Lincoln School.
?. Knox Taylor. principal. room 4,
grades 8, Z and 8.
Mrs. Grace Dorsey, room 5, grade 5B.
Miss Dollie Thompson, room 2,
grades 4B and IA.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson, room /, grades
2B and "a
Mrs. I. NJ. Jordan, room 2, overflow,
grade IA and 2B.
Miss Addie Nj Thornton, room 4.
overflow, grade 1B and beginners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
TRY TO BRING
RAIN
; s*%#4#%%@*#%%~@&

= Special BY United Press. =
+ Seattle, Wash, Aug. 26.T7Gov- =
= ernment vessels in the habor here =
+ and at nearby forts today fired =
= many guns in an effort to bring =
= down rain and extipguish the =
= fires now menacing towns to the =
= north, Bend, Tanner and Bethel. =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26

= For chickasha and vicinity: To- =
: night and saturday fair. warmer. =
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-03
KEITH NOTES.

Mrs. J. X. Wilson has been on
t he sick.list the bast week but
was improving from last accoun,
Keith and Reavley people
were seeing the Rich Hill mer
chants Saturday nearly every
o dy went TO town trading.
Mrs. N. Engleman and Mrs.
Bette Neat Of Rich Hill were
visiting Mrs. Wan. Wheatley.
We havnt been out on the
streets singing or marching and
don't think we viii, yet we are
hobing Missouri will 20 dry.
Miss .Freda Hooper is the
proud owner Of 8 new piano, a
present from her mother Fre-
da has been taking music les
sons for some time,
We have been thinking OF a
new winter hat. Our mother
has an old wooden bowl aboul
the size OF the average dish pan
We could cover that and take a
small gimlet and bore the holes
for the hat plas. Don't know
why we wouldn't have the latest
style hat.
Some Of the farmers had 20
hunt for their wagons, buggies
etc after the witches were here
Monday night.
AS we we're passing the high
school building in Rich Hin the
other day, they were having i,
game Of basket ball-thought
the boys had new style bal suits
but nearing the grounds could |
see the ribbons and tarbans ON !
their heads; come u tind oat !, /
was the girls with their new
sloomer suits GU,
The Pastor and members oil
the Baptist church Of Rich HIM
are planning and praying for
revival meeting; prayer meet
lngs every night thla week. ths