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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
CITIZENS
ORGANIZE
A LEAGUE
To Promote the Commits
sion Form OF Gov
ernment

At meeting Of about sixty citizens
at the city hall last night a ~commis.
sion League was organized. Col. r. J.
oNein being elected president and G.
G Kirkpatrick secretary.
An executive committee was named
to act with the president and secretary
in taking all necessary steps to launch
movement for the commission form
Of government in chickasha. The
chair appointed on this committee W.
IS. staley, 3. B. Bridges, A. S. Gilkey
and G. H. Evans.
Col. o'Neill read the statute which
sets out the steps whereby the com.
mission system may be adopted in
Oklahoma cities.
"A number of citizens made talks in
which the commission plan was strong
ly commended.
TIL Dwyer made practical tank in
which he endorsed the commission
plan and urged deiiberation and care
in launching the movement. "Thera
are not as many property owners, men
who have interests at stake, ID this
meeting as | would like to see,1 said
he. 1T seems to be that the first
thing to do is to appoint committee
to canvass the town and ascertain the
sentiment Of the people we can
make this movement 60 If we set
about it property
L. r. McManus made a talk urging
prompt action and DR., Gannaway
urged immediate action. B. B. Bridges
thought the first step should be to CIR
culate petitions requesting the mayor
10 call an election for the purpose Of
submitting the proposition.
VIM. Stacey said from what he knew
Of the system he was in favor Of it
but suggested that It might be Wen ia
consider whether. in view of th5 co@al
Az and state campaign, 1t was an OBJ.
perfume TIME TO launch II. In the heat
Of political battle It would be difficult
to eliminate partisanism.
}, T. Bishop was in favor Of the
commission plan but wanted to know
more about it. He said all citizens.
the man Of small property as well as
the man Of large holdings. was inter-
ester in the proposition.
Secretary Kirkpatrick was in favor
Of the commission plan and he thought
every citizen should be a politician
The men who held aloof from politics
were chiefly responsible for bad poll
tics.
Rev N. L. Butler, who lived two
years in Redlands, Calf. under the
commission form Of government. said
the system was decided success in
that city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
ROOSEVELT
CREATES A
SENSATION
Attacks British Rule in
Egypt in Plain
Words

Special BY United Press
London, May sl-ln the Guild hall
headquarters of London's civic auihori.
ties, col Roosevelt, IN response to a
speech making him an honorary free
man Of the city assailed England's adj
ministration ia Egypt. declaring that
England should rule with 4 stronger
hand or get out
The boldness Of bis statements as.
ionished the distinguished audience
and will undoubtedly siiF Up big
row His views are coIncident with
the government opposition but prob.
ably even the opposition viii object to
such caustic criticism coming from an
outsider Although tho speaker was
frequently applauded during the speech
no real enthusiasm was IN evidence.
the audience being perplexed by the
unexpected situation developed
n lauding The British Work III ceu.
trai africa Roosevelt said Il have re-
Gently spent nearly d year under four
British African proteclofates. Your
men In Africa are doing great work
for the British empire TAe nations
which are conqnering savage lands
should work together Mankind is
benefited from Enelands work IN the
Interests of civilization am espec-
inlly appreciatiye Of t5days honor be-
cause il is sign OF good viii, tend.
ing to knit together an Who speak the
English language
Today's honoring Of Roosevelt was
I'm recognition of the distinguished
manner in which be filled the office
OF president. and She eminent serv-
Ices rendered 70 civilization BY main
amicable relation with foreign 4
Despite rains. crowds lined tbe route
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
PROCEED
AGAINST
RAILROADS
Special by United Press.

Special By United Press.
Washington, D G., May 3i.-Presi.
dent Taft Is reported this afternoon
to have instructed Attorney General
Wiekersham to bring suit against
twenty-five western railroads today to
restrain them from putting into effect
increased rates tomorrow. He viii
start proceedings in Chicago.
The power OF the Interstate com.
merce commission to enforce railway
rates Of their own making was affirm.
va BY Justice McKenna OF the supreme
court "a a strong opinion on the mo-
,ion Of the commission reducing
freight rates on the Rock Island and
other roads In Missouri river terri
tory This proceeding is legal accord
ing 10 the opinion OF the supreme
court
Senator LaFollette introduced a res
oluiion in the senate calling on Aftor-
ney General Wickersham TO bring
suit against the railroads saying the
increase was unlawiul
The presidents attitude in regard
70 the situation Is matter Of con1ec.
ture. Throughout the campaign Tor
railroad legislation he has maintained
that the railroads should have the right
70 make tariff agreements shippers
intend q ask the interstate commerce
for a hearing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
CARTER WILL SPEAK ON
ART. 9, SEC. 9 TONIGHT

Dorsett Carter builder Of the Okla
homa Central railway will speak az
the City han This evening on the pro
posed amendment Of article 8. section
8, Of the state constitution
Mr. Carter is perhaps the abIest adj
vocate of The amendment in the state
and the best qualified man to discuss
1t from the point Of view of the rail-
roads. He says he wants to build the
o. c. northwest from Chickssha and
will do so if the proposed amendment
is2adopted. but contends that he can
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31

not finance the proposition under ex.
listing laws
The proposed amendment will be
submitted to the people at me special
election which is to be held June Id.
It is being discussed by able speakers
throughout the state. The leaders OF
the Federation Of Labor and the
Farmers union are lighting It hard
while most Of the commercial organl-
cations are supporting IT, It is a ques-
tion of grave Importance to the entire
state and every citizen should hear
both sides Of it discussed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
CONSPIRACY
is ALLEGED
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
Washington. D. c. May sl-The
complaint Of the western shippers 70
Attorney General Wichersham de-
manding that the department Of justice
take action TO check the proposed in
crease in freight rates by the railroads
was laid before PRESIDENT Taft today
The shippers allege conspiracy on the
part Of the railroad companies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
TERRIFIC
CYCLONE
speeIal by unIted Press.

Special by United Press.
Lisbon. May gi.-DisI atches receiv-
ed here tell Of terrific cyclone which
swept Mozambique and the east coast
of Africa yesterday. killing hundreds
and destroying practically all the city
The storm was the worst known on
The African coast. A steamer was
overturned with 400 people aboard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
BANK STOCK
IN THE DEAL

Special by United Press.
Springfield, H., May sl-state's At
torney Burke in connection with the
bribery scandai Investigation is work
ing on the story that certain members
Of the legislature We're given $4,000
stock in the new Lofimer bank in
Chicago One OF the members is said
to have disposed Of his stock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
BETTER HITCH YOUR HORSES.

Chief Dossis going to GET your horse
ii you leave it standing unhitched pa
The street. The chief has given orders
to his men to take up every horse
that is left on the street unhitehed
and it viii cost You some money if
you don't look out, His orders apply
to cab teams and all others.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
SHOULD HAVE FLAG
ON THE CITY HALL.

"A don't see a single flag flying on
public building here remarked a
visitor In Chiekasha yesterday. IT
seems to me that you ought at least
to have flag on your City hall We
are pretty busy folks in Oklahoma but
We ought to take time to honor Old
Glory and the flag should be displayed
on all patriotic occasions. especially on
public buildings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
Ex- Treasurer OF U. S.
Dies Of ApOpIexy

Special by United Press.
: New York, May Sl.-ChaTles Henry
Trent, ex-treasurer OF the United
States, died at the Victoria hotel after
being stricken with apoplexy. His
wife and daughter were with him. lie
was 6S years Of age, was born in
Maine and wss e1pointed BY Roose-
welt IN 1905
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31

Special by United Press.
Port Limon May S1 A message
from Bluedelds today says that the
Madriz force was again repulsed with
heavy losses, at least one hundred
men being killed IN the lighting
Spies say the Aadriz army Is in such
condition that Estrada is about to
take the offensive Fever has broken
out in the Madriz ranks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
PRESS TIE BUTTON.

Groom modern house for rent. cor
ner Ninth and Dakota avenue; all you
have to do TO be keeping house is to
pay your rent the house is furnished
throughout. A. B. Cochran & co.
S1-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

, For Chickasha and vicinity: To 4
? night and Wednesday generally !
, fair. !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-31

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23

Wie aus @aibineton gelneloei
pir6, boto Die bon ben &erren @aI-
ter 81. MidoeIig uno gilbert Map,
ben abgeianoten Der gbicasoer Ser
bir6eten 8ereine fir Iofale 5elbit'
r%e9ierune nit benz Biinenlteuer.
ginnebnter gnben abgeboltenc GnE.
feren5 ben getpiinidtett Grfolg ge.
babt, inoem namIih &err Goben au
Der 11eberseigung geIanste, baL
Elm 8erefn, Der gelegentlif
anf einem bon inn peran'
italteten 5eite auf eisene Rednuna
@ier ODER @ein perfauft, benz &c
iese gemdb niht als @etrdnfebarto'
Ter gu be5eidnen lit uno alio fir Die.
len Musfbarf aud feiner @ntoesli-
cen3 beoarf. Die eeeen perihiebene
@ereine ~anbdngig semadteu itraf-
rebtIiden gerfoIguneen peroen MN
fcfort eir1geiteat tperoen.
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Etaat D1to. DO.
2ueaS gpuuth. SO.

Sr1nfS Gbeneb bei1tp6rt, BAT
er Der dltere Partner Ser Sirrna s. 5.
gbeaeb unb g 0. III, tpeI6e @efddfs
te IN oer Stnot SoIebo. in obengenanns
tenn gountp unb 9taate, tut, unb BAT
befagte Siruln bic 6uinr1e bon e n.
bun6ert 9~oIIars fir ie6eu To0
bon 8atarrb be5abIen pirb. Der onrA ben
Webrar1 bon 9nIls aotarrb f.
Aur ni1t gebeit iperoen fam.
EranfS s. 8 eb.
Def1tporen Don MIR unb unters
fhrieben in rneiner 3egennari
or1 6. September q. 8. '86.
SieaeI,
u. SO. @Ieafon, 5ffentli6er Notar
Calls @atnrrb>al tuir6 innerIi9 9es
nontrnen 1fnb tpirft brett auf bns 8Iir
un6 bic f9leimiget1 Dberfldden bes @ps
ften!s. 0abt gu4 3eugnife frei aus
f9iden.
8. 9. gheneb& Co.. EoIebc. 6,
Uerfmuft bon allen Npotbefen, 75e.
4nu'e EnnIiIien|Ninen iino bic beiteil
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Augen Specialist
Or. ]. Harvey Moore.
Mae &%ranfbeiten mnb Dpera:ipnea
am Muge.

MQe &ranfbeiten nnb Dpera!ipnen
am Mnge.
Sriber Mngenar5t Der BlinbensMns
taIt bes 5toates Wifjonri unb RrofeiIor
lin 2eiben bes Nuges, bes 9bres, Der
1afe ino Der AebIe i'm rNmerican Mes
oieal College in ct. 2ouis.
SdieIenbe gnsen tuerben nad Der
aeiien i~dmerslpfen Netp Oprfer STE.
tbobe mieber serabe iebenb gemadjt,
dine GblorDform poer 3eitberlmit,
9radoma ooer eranuI5fe Nugeueats
3iinbung 9ebeilt o6ne Gebmittel ober
Nefier. Nerb0ie Qeioen tpie aopfidmer<
sen, @euralgie, Sdpin6el, @borea ober
Settstan5, Die getp6bnIid anf leberans
itrengun9 Der @ueen 5urid5ufibren iino,
5ebeiIt our6 @ntfernane Der uriade.
Referenseu in gesmg anf 3mren ia
seras anf @erlansen geseben.
Office 402A04 8afberz@ ebd11be
Nain RIn5n, Gan Gntonio, Eeras.
Spredfhinben 8 Biz 4 nbr.
RoniuItation nnb 11nterimd)nng irei.
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notiz an SteuerzabIer.

Die ftdbtifden Steuerr fir bas
Gisfaliabr 1909 (beginnero am 1.
SUM- 1909 unb enbeno am 81.
Mai 1910 iin6 fdnig uno oablbar
in Der Office beg ltaotiiden Steuer-
Solicitors, 3imnler SEQ. Is, Staot-
4aIIe, bonn /. Mpril 1910 Bis aunl
81. Mai 1910, obne Snterelien,
Strafen un6 Soften, tpern Dor BEN
/. Suni 1910 be5ablt.
grgan gaaagban,
Mtteitiert: Waper.
Treb Tries, Gta6t-Glerf.
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Der 0amon Der Qmft

lift Der aetm bon 60 Grippe. Derle[.
be er5eugt Shpdde, 9erbofitat ZIP,
pathological nit unoronungen ben
2eber uno Nieren. electric Bitters
reinigt 6as @Iut, ftarft ben Mager
itn6 bringt 2eber un6 9ierem ME
Der IN Oronung. Sur SOC. 8oae gu
frieoenbeit g~arantiert BON agei
Druaaiften.
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Mfdnner berlQnQt

Sir brineen @u6 in's WeI6aft
nit fanfsis Samsbalt-M ebiStneu, Gr-
traften, Geuiirsen unb Soilettc-M rti-
felm. Ser Stanbarb felt areifis
Sabren. SIR f0nnt bic 8aaren aus
ben @erfamfen besablen. @yclnlipes
Eerritorium. Cine quite @elegenDeit
gum Iufbau eines itetigen uro pro-
fitabeln @eibafts. SIR miibt als
ein5iges Snbefhment @agen ulb
Hferb iteqen.
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Ser @emeinoerat Der b0brni.
iben &auptftaot Brag, meIder b6l'
Zig utter tfdehiider Gu1tel iiebt
Bat ioeherr perfigt, bob Die Seraus
gabe Der 9eroffentIidunsen bcs
Statiitiiben Mmts IN Sibedf1 uni
G~ran50iid, aber mift in Deutid
erfnIden ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23

Ss5m $. Bolton, 6ffentIider $50.
tar. @runoeigentlinn. agent fir
geniionsonipriiHe. 3immer 8, ct.
Saynes &oteI, Dft-Soufion Strobe.
Hei6e 9sIepboue $50.
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CROWN BOTTuING COMPANY,
sbeo. miuer, @eiaaffsfabrer.

III Sones Gnenue, ee9eniiber Der
Zone Stors8rauerei Gan Intonio, Ser.
1g Sabrifdnteu bon alien Grten Gubas
t%pdiier. Wineraltpoiier II. bor5iielih Dem
u%olbefonnten 2itbia Setter. @eibe Se.es
phone. Hreie Ghrieferung.
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Gan &ntonio, 20. @pril 1910. =
SMbner.. .50-$6.50 per 9bb.
Eurfebs -. . 1T gts. per 9ubeno
gier, frif6.. ....19 gts. per Slbello
Butter. =. ..22 uno % gts. per 9tb.
&orn.. =. ......90 gts. per Bnibel
9afer.. :. SO gts. per 9uitel
9eu.. 500. ......18.00 per So1ne
8ei5en. ...$1.27 biz $1.37 per SuiDel
3onig, per Rfunb.. ......9A Gts.
Eale per Rf6.. IA gts
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Qe6rer aeindt

fiir Die gppreB Greet Sdaile, tueIhsr
oeutfn un6S eneliih m1terridteil
Tam. WuB 5tpeite Rlafie 9ertififoi
baben. unberbeirateter borge3ogen.
Gebalt $4,000 per Wonat fir 10
Monate Sdnle anrneloungen gu rid.
ten an Grnft SdelIbaie,
81. S. .. SO. |. Comfort, Eer
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0cruIfe.

@artoffeln, Sbabo, $3.50. Colorado,
$1.15 unb $1.25.
3tpiebeIu, grb1tal @ar, $1.75 unb
$1.85, 9egas, 8ermubas $1.6o uno
$1.75.
Somaten, Sloriba, 6 0asfct, $2.75
unb $500, Merifo, 4 0asfet, $1.25.
@obI, $1.75 unb $500.
SiBfartoffeln, @bite Cams $1.75;
Denotp gams, $500.
8%lnmenfobl, Sloribo, $3.50 un6
$500 per 2 8nibel<grate.
@nrfen, $3.50 fir elm 8ul6el.
9enerie 65 unb Toe per 9ueenb.
Squaib, 2ouiiiana, 1925 per guibel.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Grnsmnihinen eeiddrft unb repns
red, @ns6fen repnriert. ShIoiicr. Nerc
unb nIte @rdsmnihinen iir6 9asofsn
berfnuft unb ungetaliht. Seht Die
G6Iduhe un6 Sprinkler. S~eIepbcniert
Npnina, Neues TeIep6ou 901.
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gieh.Marft.

Gan Gntonio, 20. april. : 1910.
Od1en, $3.50 Biz $3.50 fir 100 9fp.
&ibe $500 biz 1925.
Bu[en $2.75 biz $500.
Stage" $3.50 biz $3.50.
Sdbrlinee $3.50 Bis $500.
&dlber $3.50 Biz 1925.
S9afe $500 Biz $500.
3iegen $3.50 Biz $500.
@9tpeine $3.50 Biz 1926.
ct. 2ouis, 20. glpril 1910. = Niuos
bieb, $erasz@ieb, $40 Bis $40.
S9ipetne $3.50 Big $3.50.
9Gmte.
Sbipere bonn SnIa6ter. ia Cts
2eidte, bonn SdIa9ter. ....14 Cts
Sbfpere getdl5ene -. ......0h Cts
9eidte gefal5ene -. -. =. 8 gts
TeIle.
angoras3iegen per gfo;:.;.. ~ gts.
bei1abigt.. 6 gts
Bil6idfpeine. grob.. 100. ..25 gts
8il6i6tpeine. flein. ..12h gts
Bolf unb Su6s.. :. 30 Ste
Bil6e 4aben.. :. +. =. lib Cts
Opofums. :. =. -. ....... 6 gts
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Or. @. 0etter, Mugen.ar3t, tdo-
lid in ieiner reuen Office in 8.
&alteper & Sons apotbefe an, Wili.
torp 4laaa at fin6e1.
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8etibt
8anmlupQe.

sam antpnip, Sec, 20. Iprtl.=- OF.
oinarb 8 11/16 gts.; @oob Sbinarb
lis gts.; 2op Mibbling IL 1915
gts.; Mibbling 10 1916 Cts, @oob
Wtiobling 10 1916 Gents.
0alueiton, Ser, 20. GpriI. = OrDiz
nare 11B gts,; 2on Weibbling 1875
Cts. Mibbling 14h Cts; @uno
@iooling 14A Cts; @ioolillg Sair
1915 Gents.
Grandchildren nnb beiicn Brsbaftr
Brima ga%umtpoliamenzM ebl ger Son.
ne $500.
acknowledgements rob, Sill.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-13

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Lovely Complexion
A Clear Skin and Bright Eyes Are
Easy to Get.

All the beauty creams in creation
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your stomach is out of order.
Belching of gas and heartburn
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Try Mona stomach tablets for
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Mic ma stomach tablets are sold
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MAYOR
SIGNED A NEW
BOND MEASURE
ORDINANCE WHICH WAS PASSED
BY COUNCIL AT WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS MEETING RECEIVED
SIGNATURE YESTERDAY.

Approved by the acting mayor, A.
Greenhut, the new bond measure yes
terday morning became a reality, and
preparations were started at once to
arrange for the election, to be held
on June IA in the city. All the city
voting places are to be used upon the
occasion of the expression of the peo-
pies will at the polls on the date
named, and there are many matters
preliminary to the election which
have to be attended to and which will
make matters legal in every respect.
1t was the belief that thirty days
publication would have to be made of
the list of qualified voters, and Alder
man Meyer asked the question in
council the other night relative to the
matter. He was informed that ten
days would be sufficient to publish the
fact that the city intended holding
such an election, and also was in
formed that there remained plenty of
time in which to arrange all matters
in connection with the election.
The ordinance has been generally
studied and its provisions are familiar
to the larger number of people here.
It provides for additional paving, sew
erage and a public market house.
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THE NOOK OF DREAMS.
BY BONNIE BURNHAM

There is within my dreams, dear
one,
A little room that faces east,
And tho no longer there the sun
Looks in, tbs there my soul will
feast;
For well does 1t remember, dear,
The time when we were not so
gray,
When in that room of happy cheer
We watched the wondrous break
of day.
Twas there we spread our cloth Of
gold
With fare more kingly than a
And poured the wine that is as old
And pure as Eden's crystal
springs.
The sun looked in and smiled to see,
The roses sent their fragrance up,
And many bird in many tree.
With music blessed our every cup
But now the sun is sinking fast,
A lustrous glow is in the west,
The eastward-sloping hills are cast
Into q shadow, tho the crest
vi tdCA Is BILL Sui CAdl 5Sd WIZ
light,
The while within our calm domain
Awakes the first sweet hint of night,
The first unfolding bud Of pain.
Still here within the nook of dreams
We sit and talk of days no more,
OF when the dawn was on the
streams
And Laughter ruled the flowery
shore;
And as we talk, above the peaks
Star after star beholds us, dear,
Nor in our eyes nor on our cheeks
Beholds the vestige of d tear.
For we together own the dover
OF those who dwell in lands divine,
Beyond the hand OF any power
To blot life's music or its shine;
And SO unto the last the room
That faces eastward we will keep,
And with our hopes invest the
gloom
And star the silent halls Of sleep.
&C. G.. Blanden in The Chicago
Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-13
THE WEDDING OF TOM THUMB
AND JENNIE JUNE TONIGHT.

The First Presbyterian church par
lors will be the scene of an ideal
mating tonight, when in the presence
of all their friends, Miss Jennie
June and Mr.. Thomas Thumb will be
united in matrimony. The Daisy Cir
Gle of the church has issued a gener-
al invitation to the public to be pres
ent and no admission charge will be
made, the affair being wholly of a
social nature.
Tom Thumb will be represented by
Charles Mayes and his bride is to be
Margaret Raucher. Evelyn Lewis,
Lois Phillips and Elizabeth Ray will
be bridesmaids; the ushers are Wal
ter Kehoe, Frazier Geter and Carl
Hoffman; the part of the best man
will be taken by John Burrow;
Mary Schwartz and Sara May Hamil-
ton have been chosen as flower girls ;
the brides mother will be represent
ed by Vivian Mcclellan, her father by
Ralph FOutZ, her grandmother Lu
Gle Sellers. The guests will be Pa
terola Pou, Matte May MMillan,
Emma Licata, Gladys krousen, Doro
thy Burrow, Miriam Olsen, Virginia
M'Elwee, Annette Williams, Barbara
Hoffman. Maude Adele White. Ada
Began, Ethel Maloy, Geneveive LOT
tin and Alberta Vermillion.