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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
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Mr. J. shook his head.
No" no said slowly. n don't think
SO. They would want security. |
might get IL on notes aiOne--with an
understanding with the president that
they be paid on. prin' ipal and inter
est. in year. hut that would be too
much for us. We simply could not do
H. II w could save only one hun
dlcd last year, how could we hope 10
save over three hundred this year.
mol have been thinking Of that, but
it's too big for as 80 tackle, Blossom,
too big"
But we can. liOmer-wc can-we
can save and econOmize- cut down on
the table aud - and-do without a
vacation. and -and--oh, I'm sure We
can do it! w9nt ask for new hat
event"
Her courage WIS touching and Mr..
j. pa;ted her arm approximately.
NO. Blossom" he said mournfully,
1T cant be done We'd have 20 skimp
Iand save until there'd be no JOY In liv-
'ing."
But we'd be buying our own home,
wouldn't WEE" she insisted, bravely
KNOW ! kIVM -Aitilt hVihoh HRF
YOU feel about it-and | am Just as
much disappointed as you are. SYM
pafhized Mr. j. But Wen have TO
wait until we make more money ana
can pay q down in lump sum-"
That's H." exclaimed Mrs. Just
we'd. That's the trouble-if We wait
until we get It all at once we never
will have a home
And she burst into tears. not rebel
lous ones. hut tears OF keen disap-
pOintment.
MIR. J. was visibly distressed.
Presently he walked over TO her
and took ,.er in his arms.
Cheer up" he said. Cheer up.
"We1l rent the house. anyway though
Il will cost forty-two-fifty a month
And then if we like IL and If We can
save the other three hundred during
the year. wen buy II. I've made ar.
rangements to that effect with the
agent"
oh" exclaimed Mrs. j., "ohl"
And she dried her eyes.
But" she half-sobbed presently."i.
does seem foolish to-to-to-to pay
all that money out for whole year
and-and not have cent of ii apply
on the purchase price. II think we
are making a mistake, Homer. We
ought 10 borrow the three hundred
somewhere. That's-that's always the
way with people who nev-never own
their own homes-they're always go
ing to buy, but always waiting until
until they get the money in lump
sum. Now. don't let's be like them.
We must buy that house next year
If we AXE It. of course. Please?'
.CARVEL CALVERT HALL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09

~ 0MER." began Mrs. Justwed. in
that hesitating, plaintive tone
characteristic somehow Of
wives when they interrupt
their husbands perusal of the
evening paper 10 ask favor or
breach a difficult subject. do you
think well find all the room We want
in this fiat this winter?"
Mr.. J. grunted ambiguously-then
Roked up presently from the SPORTING;
bye and exclaimed in that fashion
ually characteristic of husbands
pen so interrupted;
What's the matteri"
~ was merely remarking." said
Mrs. J. quite placidly. that think
we will find the apartment rather
pwded this winter!"
Crowded - fddlesticks!" snapped
!. j. We lived in it last year. did
not? Wen, why not this year?
Ehat do you want to do. move? l
kppe You have not got that fever
Main. madam Let me remind you
kt I've looked at all the new apart
knts I'm going 10 this fall-no more
IT for your Uncle Dudley. The
her week put me on the blink for
kr. Uh-uh, Nothing doingi This
lie layout looks good enough for
md he buried his nose again in the
brting dope"
but Mrs. J. was not in the least dis
ragged. She waited and watched
Oiently until he had finished the
age and was turning TO the next.
Ahen she returned TO the fray.
do not mean a new apartment,
ner." she said. as though Mr.. }.
just concluded his remarks on the
lect a second before. but a
]. laid aside his paper in aston
-nent.
euse," he exclaimed. For the
ii Pc. Blossom. whatll you be
ing next? A house, Never, No
put out at night. no furnace to
down and no drip-pan under
refrigerator TO empty for mine.
h, Not if they'd give it to me
zee"
]. sighed foriornly and appeal
/
very well then, Homer. But
your interests solely at heart.
want 20 see you get along and
iebody.'
hr<dear sat up bit straighter
hair.
omebody?" he questioned. BE
iy, Well. is living in house
make us somebody? Huh |
Ter the impression it. was con-
fashionable to live in apart
ese days"
y. paused dramatically beforea
domer-dear," she said present
measured, impressive tones,
a house isn't going to make
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09

cOulu hot 10 tlS Vi
my housework. My
sickness was called
Retroflexion. When
/ would sit down |
felt as ii l could not
get up. l too *
Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vege { q Bile Com
pound and did just
as you told me and
now l am perfectly
cured. and have a
big baby boy"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
Comfort For Baby.

Use tic strings IN baby's slip and
nightgowns. and there VIII be no red
marks from buttoas on baby's ucck.
The lower half Of mans wooden
shirt makes a warm sndcrskirt for
child 10 wear around The house
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, MINI. --"About a year
ago wrote you that l was sick and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
STILL LOOKS
VERY DRY
Returns Point to Heavy
Defeat for Wet
Amendment
Special BY United Press.

Special Dy United fress.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 1l.-At noon
today Geo. D. Conger, head offhe anti
saloon league in Oklahoma, said that
showed the defeat Of the local option
amendment BY 22,5Oo votes and that
BY the same ratio for other counties
the total vote cast against the bill
would be increased to 2s000, which
meant that it would lack $4,000 Of hav-
ing the required number of vites.
"The strong prohibition sentiment
combined with dissatisfaction with tho
initiated bill caused its defeat" said
Nr. Conger.
The local option forces are still
claiming that the bill carried BY a
large majority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
TRIO HERE
TONIGHT

The Florence Wright Co, arrived to-
day and will give a program Of music
and readings that have delighted
thousands aud is sure to receive in
chickasha tonight the verdict IAN en-,
tertainment wei done" The r. N. G.
A urges all lovers fahe best in music
and art to attend this their second at
traction.
The hour is SIS tonight; the place
IS the NJ. =. Church; the cost is s.
cents a single ticket and one dollar for
the course Of five high grade enter
tainmsnts. See Dunlap for tickets be
fore seven p. m. Doors Of church open
at 1880 O'clock
The association roofs viii not be
open after supper tonight on account
Of this number of their course. Every
member Of the Y. NJ. c. A. should sup
port the course and get season tickets
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
Letter Carrier is
Placed Under Arrest

W. @. Gray, a letter carrier in this
city, was arrested this morning by
Deputy u. S. Marshal Burke on the
charge Of removing money from let
ter.
Postal inspectors have been work
ing on the case for some time, money
frequently disappearing from mails
here.
Last night two letters, one contain
ing two FIVE dollar bills, we're mailed
in. the box At the Rock Island station,
where Gray collects. The letter con.
tanning the money failed ITO show up
at the postoiIice. Gray was arrested
being charged with the theft
F. Gray received preliminary before
Commissioners Payne and was bound
over in the sum Of $500. He was una
bic to furnish bond at the time and
was committed 70 jail, Dut II is iii0uz iii
he win be able to make bond
The accused carrier has always
borne high reputation for Integrity,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
SITUATION
SERIOUS
Americans Leave Mex.
iCO--State Depart
nent Makes De-
mandS

Special BY United Press.
Washington, D. G., Nov 1.-THE
spread Of the disturbance to other
Mexican towns has made the situation
more serious
Secretary Knox is demanding that
the Mexican government not only pul
down the antI-American demonstra.
tions bun also punish those engaged
in fhem."
The Mexican government is de-
manding punishment Of the persons
responsible for the lynching OF the
Mexican at Rock Springs, Texas. The
state department has no direct con
troll Of the Texas affair but has re
Quested the state authorities to inves
tigate H.
A long story Of the trouble in Mex
leo, addressed TO a New Orleans news
Paper was hello up last night BY the
Mexican authorities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

There is no danger Of the licucr
question being voted upon again VIII
in so or 30 days. It is a cinch thai
the drouth will prevail for at least two
more years. In the light OF the dry
vote Tuesday there is no likelihood
that Governor cruce will call a special
election even II the required petitions
be presented. According ito the consti-
ton It Is optional with the governor
to call sEecial election on an initia-
ted proposition or to allow il to SO
over tin the next general election. The
law is qaite plain on this point. There
is no way to compel the governor ITO
cal a special election for suen pur-
pose.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

The Pythian Sisters request all per-
sons having discarded clothing whica
they will donate for their November
offering. to please call either Of the
following phone numbers; 2SO, 965.
6O3, 542, A committee win cali for
the same. They expect 10 mend and
remodel for needy children and help
less adults. Any donation thankfully
received and conscientiously dissfIb-
uted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
AGAINST
CHARTER

AT a meeting Of the Trades Council
last night, resolutions were adopted
condemning the proposed city charter
as submitted by the board Of tree
holders.
The union men asked that several
provisions be inserted but the free
holders took the view that these mat
ters did not properly belong in the
charter.
The secretary was instructed 70
draw up resolutions putting the atti-
tude Of the union toward the
charter in proper form and stating the
reasons for the position taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
Americans Flee.

Special by United Press
Laredo. Tex. Nov 1l.--Five A neri-
cans who own property In nQrthcri.
Mexico passed through here today,
having left the country for fear Of an
outbreak
Private Information received mere Is
10 she effect that the outbreak Is di-
rccted against Presidens Dlaz xho Ga
vors American capitalists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

Justices III the Peace Moore Si3.
Vance sol. HaIght 46s
Constable cuanels ssi Baum ssl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
COMPLETE OFFICIAL
RETURNS OF GRADY

In the table printed in this paper,
the precinct returns arc shown Tor
governor and county officers. The
socialis vote is gwen only for govern
Or for the reason that practically sll
the socialists voted straight tickets
and the returns for the county and
other state officers therefore show but
slight variation from the vote for
Cumble for governor.
The total vcle on other state cam
didates follows:
Lieutenant Governor McAlester
25s9. Duke 1916
Secretary OF state Harrison 2525,
Frazier 1908
state Auditor Meyer 2s2s, Delany
1919.
attorney General West 1859, Dod
son il4a.
state Treasurer Dunlap 2547 PIN
1914.
State superintendent Wilson 2el2,
Evans 1882.
State Examiner 25l5, Lain
1908.
Chief Mae Inspector Boyle 242s,
Hall 1906.
Labor Commissioner Daueherty
1886, Funston 1907.
Commissioner Of Charities Barnard
25s0, Biggers 1902.
Insurance Commissioner Ballard
1903. Burns 1905.
STATE Printer-Farris 2529, BarthoI-
omew ti4s.
President Board Or Agriculture
Bryan 25l7, Beaver llas
Corporation Commissioners Hen
shaw 2520. BrownIce 1916.
Clerk Supreme Court Campbell
1854, ChappeI 1919
Justice Supreme Court 3rd District
Kane 25i0. Beddlson 1920
Justice Supreme Court, 5th DIstric;
Dunn 24is, Keys 1871.
Justices Criminal Court oT Appeals
Armstrong 252s, Fugman 1884, Doyle
2sso. Humphrey 1908, Brown Az,
snoddy iiT4
Congress 5th Distrlct--Ferris 22o7,
Franklin gss.
Congress. 2nd Fulton 22g,
Morgan 2la
District Judge Bailey 2Gn7.
Vote On state Questions.
The total vote on state questions IN
Grady county was as follows:
school tax amendment: For ie47,
against 1850.
Amending article ?, section o: For
1851, against 1853
Local option aud high license: For
1890. against 2lgg. making the county
dry by i0g
Election law For iei7 against
1858.
New Jerusalem: For ist7, against
ss7o.
Woman suffrage For 1921, against
z0li.
Tho total vote p0lled IN tac city was
1916: Id The entIre county, taai
The local option amendment lacked
l57 votes oE having majority in the
county.
Township Officers.
Justices ~ The Peace Moore Si3.
Vance SOL. Halght 465.
Constable -Cuanels sSi Baum s54
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
FOUR KILLED
In Mine
special BY tlnlted Press

special by United Press
HllIsboro. III, Nov ll.-Fnur miners
were killed and eleven Injured by an
explosion in coal mine at Panama,
six miles from here. The cause Of the
explosion is unknown. -Four hundred
prisoners were in the mine at the
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
DEGREE or HONOR
THANKSGIVING BALL,

The ladies Of the Degree Of Honor
will give grand ball Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday evening, Nov. %, in
the A. O. U. w. hall Good music has
been engaged and q good time IS as
sured all who attend Tickets 50
cents per couple to be had from the
committee Of ladies'.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

Special BY United Press.
Guadlalaiora, Mexico Nov. III Dur
ing all attack on the American consu-
late here. the Mexican authorities or
dered out troops Of cavalry TO protect
the building. A detachment OF rural
police also Is on dmy at the consulate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

Special BY United Press
Washington, D. c. Nov li.-cov
ernor Campbell Of Texas today telc-
graphed Secretary Knox that Texas
authorities would investigate the
burning of the Alekicans at Rock
Springs, Nov. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

special by United Press.

special BY United Press.
Lisbon. Nov. ll.-Recognitlon to the
new Republic Of Portugal was granted
today b. Germany, following the lead
Of England, France and Spain.
Portuguese officials comment on the
fact that the United States has not
set taken any official action looking TO
hhe recognition Of the new republic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11
AVIATOR IS KILLED.

Special BY United Press.
Brussels. Nov ii-Aviator Peters
who dashed IL feet to the ground yes
tcrday while making d cross country
fight, died TODAY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-11

Mrs Harry Osborne. who has becn
spending the past three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. F. u. Riddle. left this
afternoon for her home Ia Callatin.
Mo.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08

There Il one conviction firmly set
In the minds ot the taxpayers of
Kcotenai counsy aud II Is that the
days Or offciai waste and high taxes
are At an end. and with this fact
before them they are determined to
have board Or county commission-
ers that viii not appropriate funds g.
legally at the bahest Of every peraon
Who comes along with 4 little alleged
Or real political influence. The rn-
pablIcans mnst remember this in
making their nominations Tor cone
missioner at the primary election.
u fact they should nominate the
whole ticket With 4 View To economy
and 9 reduction OF taxes IL they are
seeking aueceas AZ the polls. Put up
good men aud 4 sweeping victory
awaits the ticket on election day.
Nominate men who have 4 hobby
which thoy put ahead OF economical
county government and lower taxes
aad the whole ticket h endangered.
The people arc after q strictly busl-
mesa administration and viii have Il
regardless 81 any other Issue,
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08

ton and two on the Pacl6c coast wIll
make their headquarters here for
distribution IN the Inland Empire.
r. J. Maclean. secretary OF the spo.
kane chamber Of commerce. Is auth
oFity for the statement that dozen
or more factories win be established
b. local capital IN Spokane and the
tributary distriet 70 convert raw ma
terials into finished products, which
i out under the present rates charg-
ed BY railroads. The organization IL
also negotiating with manufacturer
Of strawboard and paper IN the east
to open plant here. Eastern Wash
ington has almost 2.000, 900 acres Of
Land IN wheat. and II II estimated
there are between 100000 and =
100000 acres In central Idaho. east
ern Oregon and western Montana,
thus furnishing all the material
needed for so plants.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08
FOREST RANGERs' MEET
HELD AT COoLN
Guardians OF Kaniksu Reserve In An
nnal seaaIon--Talk shop.

nual session-Taik shop.
C0oLIN, Idaho. July s.--The am
nual meeting OF the forest rangers
Or the KanikHu National forest was
In session from July / to S. The
KanIksu National forest has an area
Of over 500 900 acres, most of which
- located I'm Bonner county. The Of
nee Or the forest supervisor was
located at Coolin. where the govern
ment has erected suitable buildings.
Meeting Once = Year.
II Il customary Tor the forest
rangers to convene once year to
discuss che many problems which
confront them in the discharge or
their duties. and 10 receive instruc-
tion al 70 the best methods by which
the national policy OF forest conser-
walton may be executed.
Associate District Forester F. A.
sIleox Of Misaoula, Mont. was in at
tendance and gave some interesting
talks on Forest Organization"
Some high scores were made in the
competitive rife and pistol shoots.
Ranger James w. McAbee won the
trophy In each event.
The following program was car
ried ont TO q letter:
Friday, July i---9 q. M. Forest
Organization" BY r. A. silcox. assoc
ciate district forester; 10 a. M. June
II. "PoIicy and June IL Examina-
tions,. BY Forest Ranger g. b. Swim
general discusalonl; 1880 p. m,
field examination OF June ii claims.
under the direction 81 Forest Ranger
@. b, Swim.
Saturday, July 2--s a. m. discus
sion OF KRniksu forest organization
and report Of progress during fiscal
year ls0a-l0. BY Forest superinten-
dent w. n, Millar; 10 a. In,, Rang
er's Timber Sales and Free Use" by
Forest Assistant william g. Latane
lgsneral discussionl; 1i30 D. M, tield
examination for timber sale and pre-
paratlon Of reports aud contracts un-
der the direction OF Forest Assistant
william Q. LatAne.
Monday, July 4--Rife and pistol
competition for positions on the Dis
trict Rifle and Pistal team and KAN
lkau National Forest Rife and Pistal
trophies.
Tuesday, July 5--s a. m. general
discussion OF forest problems. par
ticularly brush burning and iire
nghting.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08

The wonder Is that newspapers DO
not show more peuslmlsm than Is
evident In their columns generally,
because they experience daily dem.
onssrationn Of Man's iuhnmanlty 20
man. The Press Il Just nov the
object Of attack hy an alleged friend
because Il would not permit one cane
didate Tor state ONCE 10 attack q
rival Ia an interview. ready written
ana handed Ia -for publication"
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08
sEHI HAIR FROM
HRAD or DRAD cHINKs
d largely Exported 10 Ehls Country
Tor ssliata."

- imFgely Exporte0 20 dhla Country
Tor s'liAts.s
HONG KoN0. July s,-That the
hair cut from the heads ot dead chi
neae i largeiy exported % America.
10 be used 10 the manufacture Of
srala.. pafs and switches. is the
astounding discovery og the Chinese
authorlties. ofleiain Of an alleged
hair-exportlng trust were recently
arrested and win b. tried today.
A charity burial institution Of
Canton. which bariss large numbers
at panpora uAeea relatives are na-
able 70 provide collins found the hair
dealers exhumlng corpses 70 recover
hair. ahd when this vas reported to
ne authorities. action was taken
against the aealera Instances have
been reported OF the hair exporters
cutting hair n crowds. and the on
elals are prosecuting al apprehend-
"a.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08
ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

Conqueror Mining Company. prinei-
pal place of business at Wallace. Idaho,
temporary once Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting Of the directors held at Coeur
dAlene, Idaho, on the 25th day OF
March, 1910, an assessment OF one and
one-half q 1-2l mills per share was
levied on the capital stock Of the COM
p&nS. payable on or before the 10th
day. Of August, 1919. to +. I. Over
Jorde. secretary and treasurer, at the
once OF the company, now located at
A0s sherman street. Coeur dAlene
Idaho. ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
10Th day Of August. 1910, will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale az
public auction, and unless payment Is
made before, viii be sold on the 18th
DAY o. september, 1910, at D. M, al
Coaur d'Alene. Idaho. to pay the de-
ltnquent assessment, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
3. l. oVERJoRDE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08

Col Roosevelt recently informed
enc newspaper men that y may
never make another political speech. :
bat ~ called attention to the state
meat by telling them that he must
not BE- misunderstood an saying that
he never would make such q speech,
He haa nov promised to make one
sor Senator noyerldae IN indiana,
and - the senator Il elasaed among
thc progreaslyest Il Il evident
that Col. Roosevelt does not approve
81 ~ that the regulars have hoen
dolnR dnring hls absence. Politicians
Of the whole country have their eye
% Oyster Bay.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-08
TRAMP PHILANTHROPIsT
DENIEs REPORTED INTERVIEW
which Gave Wrong Impression OF
Western Conditions.

NN&#eNNA &fNNNANAWAAae
SPOKANE. Wash. July Ed
win A. Brown. millionaire-tramp-
philanthFoplst. and brother OF W. G..
Brown. president OF the New York
central lines. has sent a letter TO
Mayor Nelson 5. Pratt OF Spokane.
from oasinlng. N. y. In answer 20
telegraphie reports from New York,
IN which he was quoted as severely
erltleialng cities IN the northwestern
and Pacific states. After requesting
Mayor Pratt to give the letter 10 the
press. Mr. Brown says:
Il regret Il exceedingly that the
Associated Press should quote me as
eaylas the coast cities are a conden-
sation Of human suffering, While
the struggle OF the destitute to keep
from ssaklng 4 noticeable IN all the
western cities. human suffering u
not nearly 50 much IN evidence as In
the east. | vas treated % kindly and
with 50 much courtesy and respect /
would be an migrate not 20 be Just,
''Ths western cities appealed 70 me
very forcihly from a commercial
point Of view. 81 bright. active. ener-
gesic aud progressive cities. Their
institutions for the advancement Of
learning are exceptionally ine. The
spirit among ne Ereat-hearted, deep-
thlnk.-k people OF the coast and in-
terlor cities cor reform and moral up
iift impressed me deeply,
Il rejoice to know that you are
working along the line Of your mani-
clpal balldlng. and I believe califor-
MIA win eventually have ies state
labor colonies. almost believe the
vest is solng 70 lead IN these great
reforms, st least feel confident
they viii 40 their share"
while IN Spokane several months
ago M. Brown. Who had = suite Of