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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

A Minot man who spent more time In company
with John Barleycorn than with his wife and family,
has been arrested. There are others who afe
large families into the world and the heads Of these
families will ne dealt with severely b ythe humane
society In Kansas city, q free bureau Was estab-
lished for the purpose Of bringing wife deserters
to time. The bureau has caused sixty-two desert
orr to walk the straight and way since last
August Society everywhere is getting out OF
patience with the man who negects his family.
Senator McCumber is against the Sulloway Pen
sion BILL which is being considered by congress.
The Sulloway bill would entail an expenditure Of
about $45,O0O,00O. McCumber has proposed IN
amendment, which would entail an expenditure Of
but 5O0000 but says if his amendment is lost, he
will vote for the Sulloway bill. The Independent
hopes to see the su1loway bill passed. Our old
soldiers dying at the rate Of 100 day, we should
not adopt too close listed policy in dealing with
them.
Public life does not agree with all men, and many
a good citizen has been ruined because he succeed
ed in being elected to some Office to which he a.
PRED. We have in mind county servant who be-
fore leaving the farm, was considered model
citizens by all who knew him, and he was good
fellow too A year or two away from his old
surroundings had its effect on him Vicious habits
seem to have their hold on him and he is OF little
use anywhere. Success in way very often
spells failure in another.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

Nothing could prove OF more i'll consequence to
the northwest than the adoption of the reciprocity
treaty with Canada by Congress, and it looks very
much as though President Taft will get his pet
measure through We are glad that North Dakota's
Representatives and Senators fighting this pro
position for all that they worth, for they realize
only too we'll what it would to the farmers of
the country II Canadian grain is admitted free,
1t is very likely that the price of wheat in this
country will fall low the price of Canadian
wheat, and already this commodity has dropped
several cents bushel the strength of the lkeli
hood of the passage of this bill. The Canadian
farmers hope that it will have a tendency to raise
the price of their grain. but it will not. Grain on
the cheap Canadian land be raised cheaper than
on the high priced land in this country. Naturally,
1t looks as though there will be decline in farm
values. The machinery manufacturers and the
railroads will be benefited, as will all manufact-
urers. Canadian immigration will be given an i'm
petus. In order to bring this treaty to success
fu issue, it will necessary for the Republicans and
Democrats to join forces This will tend to split
the Republican party in twain and Tafts chances
for reelection will be very slim.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

There is just way for you farmers to beat
that Canadian reciprocity treaty in it is adopt
ed, and that is to diversity Conduct your farming
operations that it won't matter much whether
you get u cents bushel for your wheat 81. co.
The Canadians can't compete with you on potatoes,
garden vegetables, dairy products poultry, COWS,
horses and hogs, and by growing more corn and
stock it won't matter to you great deal
though the price Of wheat should be reduced. Until
the farmer by united effort control the market
ing Of his grain, the market manpulators will make
the price for you anyway whether we have treaty
with Canada not. It seems strange that there
should be such difference in the price of wheat
in this country and in Canada for the surplus crops
OF both countries finally reach Liverpool where
the price is identicaly the same The Canadian
farmer because of poor storage facilities has to
accept for his wheat whatever the grain dealer
happens to ask He hopes that the treaty will re-
suit in an advance in price of his wheat and II
the treaty passes, the American farmer will hope
that such will be the case.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

The Independent readers doubt becoming
considerably interested in the educational adverti-
sements appearing in columns each week OF
Byllesby and company the new proprietors of the
Ainot Light Telephone company. This concern
believes in taking the public into it's confidence ana
the results cannot help but prove to be highly
satisfactory. Naturally, this company is endeavor
ing to increase its business The recent reduction
in lighting ought to result in the use of more
electricity The company is willing to do the fair
thing at all times the employees are all courteous
gentlemen and they are only too glad to hear the
complaints of the public, IL there is occasion for
any The company works upon the theory that the
customer is granted special favor when he gets
merely justice, and that Justice is only giving the
consumers the most efficient service for the small
est rate possible consistent with good business
methods.
A young woman had an operation performed
which restored her memory Wonder how It would
act on delinquent subscribers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

Through the influence of Prof. Bolley large
number of managers of elevator companies have
agreed to instruct their agents to open their places
of business for cleaning seed grain, to put their
cleaning machinery in shape and invite the farm
ers in to have their seed cleaned for spring free Of
charge and the screenings and light weight grain
will be returned to the farmer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

The wireless operator at station in San Fran
CISCO held conversation for an hour with wireless
operator at Ghost shimosa, Japan $500 miles away
The operator got into communication with two
steamers, the Manchuria 1926 miles away and the
Korea, 10 miles nearer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

Although the woman's suffrage bill was killed in
the North Dakota legislative assembly, there
five states in the Union, where women have equal
suffrage with men-Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho
and Washington. Twenty-Five of our states give
women a right to vote on some questions.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14
--eyts. in PhllsdsIphIa PSsIlo Ledger.
wn, rIrcr SWISS rnrs'p,Nr.
switzerland WIN Hold National iIec-
ton Today.

BERNE. Dee ~ voet1ng Ia Joint
session ~ the ga<hional and state
councils. the S-fcdorai assembly 0ill
tomorrow elr>fct president of the
swis. Confederation Tor lal2 Mare.
fmilc Rnchet ia the proNent pfeM
dent of the republic. having been
chosen year ago to succeed Robert
comicsec Tho Vice president OF the
federal council Ia usually elevated TO
the presidency but an me present
vice president occupied the prcslden
cy In 1900. 81, choice az the asaem
bly IN In doubt
NJ Louis Ferrcr head of The fed
eral council. h. very popular how
ever. and li ~ quite possible that h,
may b. elected
The president of the confederation
and the vice president OF the poanrii
are The highest offices within the gifi
OF the Swiss people They are elect
ed bg the federal assembly or parlia-
ment IN Joint session. Ia December of
each year and hold once Tor onii
one year from Jan 80 pec 30
While they are not eligible Tor ro.
election to the same once until att
tor the expiration Of another year
this objection does not apply to N
N;srrer
The swiss assembly which ohooacs
the president ~ composed az two
chambers the stacnderath. on state
council. and the Naiionalrath or the
national council with forty four aud
az memhera reaneolINoly
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14
Lightning hiIIs I.rn

In 1905 lightning Killed only i6a
PEOPLE IN this whole country ones
chances OF death hy lightning arc
loss than two In million Tho
chance OF death from liver. kidney or
stomach trouble Is vastly rrcntcr. but
rot " Electric Bltters be- used. AS
Roscrt Madison, OF West nurlnrtnn
io~A proved Four doctors gave hli
mp after eight months 81 suffering
from virulent liver trouble and yel-
low laundice. Iie was then complete
" cured by Electric Ritters. They re-
the best stomach liver. ncryc and
kidney remedy and blood purifier ON
earth only Doe AZ Joshua smith.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14
MORGAN rsrnoNlxrs SNOW.
Bench show ~ PLAN Hotel Attended
iis Wen Known People

NEW YORK. Dec IA Piorpoul
Morgan IN one Of the palrona ~ The
bench show held today n, the Plaza
hotel by the Pehlnecao club OF Amer
ca. Mira. a. W. Herbert. owner at
the famous Yoeyney Kennels
Stains. England and gonsld, ~ 'h'
worlds greatest autbc'''y on 'eA'ne
efe. II acting a. r''ns'
Nesrg q h<s6ired enp', includin'
IN. clubs spNMiuabie challenge troph,
and ,h<><rekln vase. In addition to an,
,hr caah prlscs Ia cash of the fort,
@egular CLASSES. VIII be awarded
In addition TO Mr. Morgan. IN,
patrona an dpalroncsaea Of the show
include James Gordon Bennett Mrs
JAMES spcyer. Angus, Belmont. Lad,
Aleernon Gordon Lennon. Mira w
nourke Cochran and Mira. Hamilton
Fish neniamln,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

Ministers ANXIOUS 90 Have saloon 80
Conducted.

tCaller-lirrald Specially
SPOKANE wash. Dee is Miu.
listers OF ucarh every denomination
have assured Mayor Wood ANA the
eoau.ii 81 Occur d Alone idaho ,hir-
tN-iour miles cast OF here. Cd ihe.r
supnof, ln plan to establish muui
cipai saloon iu that ,Ifs instead of b..
suing individual ufenscs Man, rosi
denis ei ,he elly also afe la favor OF
givlnr the innovation a fuli tr.ai Az
dorman barrett has ISSUED "a state
mcnt 10 the people ol Occur dAieue.
saying. m paft
some of our citizens object to che
municipo saloon ON fhr ground that
e would pWi TIE saloon iu politics in
ban, opinion exactly The reverse ls true.
81 it will hc readily commended hS those
who have hS experience and obserya-
llon uoted che political activity of the
liquor latercsts on an matters which
they consider would even remotely
affect their interests
NominalN the puhlie officials are
supposed a. reguiaio The liquor traf-
nc but ln reality are ofien regulated
hy g. Other uhioeuons afo that the
clty would lesc monfN because 1f
gfaUipt politicians and dishonest emu
rle,vs rhcfe rs no doubt that some
lCs Vould oeonr through these agon-
cies even as 70 occurs % private ans
ness hni 3 sysgcmatit check aad bal
aaec system could BE- instituted ana
surety bonds Required 81 an uho ham
ile money Tho working ONE 81 the
system Is purel, D mstteI OF detail
There Is uothing tn tho constitD-
ilon on statutes ~ Idaho thar forbids
q city engaging Ia a mercantile bust I
aess yei there "a 40 law specifically
aathoriring ciiy 80 TO engage. 40
Ia an probability should the city az /
rouer d'Alene So ahead with the pro.
posed municipal saloon, whether itl
would be pcrmuied 20 proceed Is I
matter for me courts Of the state 20 4
decide
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

WILSON \ e.. Dec M The an.
nual meeting OF the North Carolina
division of the National Farmers
Union assembled here today for Il
session OF three days one Of the
most in,ercstlng features OF tho con.
'enlion VIII be the annual reports
Showing the remarkable growth OF
The organization durine the past d
months, During the year Just closed
1900 new members were enrolled
IN North Carolina, distributed among
more than a.ooe local branches OF
the union
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14
FOREIGN MISSIONS ARE
TO De INVESTIGATED
Commission ~ Exports Has Been Ap-
pointed a. iOok Into Matter.

SAN FRANCiscO. Cal. Dec l3
A commission ~ eminent experts ap.
pointed 20 investigate the work Of
the missions In the Par Easi sailed
for japan today on the steamship
ahinyo Naru The commission wss
appointed some time ago by the Co.
ternaiionsl Bible students Arsocia.
iion aF q result OF criticisms from va
rious sourcca 10 regard 10 The moth
ods pursued by me American mis-
siona w he Asistic Neid A ihoro
ouFh investigation ~ 90 be- made Of
existing conditions with q yloW 70
recommending changes IN lhe pres
eni plan % operations u ans changes
are deemed necessary 90 forward enc
Interests ~ religion aud humanity
Among thc members Of the com
mission are Con W y uan A.
" W V Kuehn Toledo. o . o.
Maxwell Mansfield. o. a. g.
r,icr. Washington b. a. br D. ST.
ZONES. Chicago ana Prof y o. Roh-
ius0n ontario
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14
LIFE INSURANCE Is
TOPIC or MEETING
Presidents 81 Ilir 'ompa..4n~ Hold
Ne"t'nH )" N,y.i~rork.

SEW yl'hk pee la Lite lnsuf.
incc ff5mpany uacuiiFen from ali over
.'iie Emitted states and Canada gath.
efcd af tho Hotel Aston TODAY fo take
par boz conference ou The Applca.
ton of The Principles of conserta-
tion to she BuHinraa oi lIfo luur
ance Tho conference. which eln
continue Through tomorrow ia hold
in comes ton with the nlth annual
convention oi The Association of life
lsnfanco Presidents
Practically nli of me seventeen BOO
lion dollars oi old line ufe insurance
carried hy ,ho people of this country
and Canada b. represented n ihe
contention hy company PRESIDENT
managers and trustees The insur
anep commissioner of number 30
atatog are also ln attendance
Conservation of human NE as "a
matter Of business ns we'll aa human
iiarlanism 20 fhe Cite Insurance OF
clale. ana nearly an tho larger com
paplca are nov spending considerable
sum Tor the education Of che policy
holders In tho principles of right liy
inr n is asserted that this propa
Rnnda is airoad, hcnrine rnit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

.nhooAp nAsu.llOAp Will Nv
TUrctlsr0xE EvExr.
Germany Anxious 10 tsulsd tHa id"'
IN Aalaeic Turkey England
and tsetnsnny May Clash

BERLIN. Dec ia--pr Arthur Won
t,wlnner. managing director Of shel
pcu,sche bank. whIs'h IL pfomo'inrl
the Basdad railroad. has prepared o
repor, on that project tor the sub
misxlon 20 Emperor William upon hial
return 10 Berlin today. u Is expect
Cd that this undertaking Will he thel
fonchstone which the haiaef viii np-
NV 10 the conclliaiory and peaceful
sane IN the recent speeches al Pre-
inter Asouish and sif Edward Grey.
british foreign secretary. who have
lately Expressed a desire for i'm
proved relations between Eng'and
and Germany. n Il understood that
IN the Bardad railway matter the
Bfyslsh government viii soon have mn
opportunity 10 demonstrate the sin
Certify Of The disclaimer 81 90 minis.
tiers OF the theory that one Of the
aims OF the British policy ~ 70 stand
IN the way 81 German axpansIon ana
10 block every project engineered by
Herman capital IN foreign iandr
Germany Ia anxious 80 complete
The great railway system In Ahlai'r
Turkey but has in the past been pre-
vented hy thu attitude OF the britlDh
government, N Great britain does
moi wiah TO stand in the way Of Ger
many. Il In TO be given the oppor.
suniss OF proving "a
Meanwhile. dcapltc peace talk
shofe IA d general belief IN hlHh Of.
ficlni circles here that war With Eng
land N inevitable. Whn, II termed
sEnsisnd's hIsh-handed Interference
in Germany's attempts 20 obtain lial
rhnfc Of the worlds expanding COM
mprcc. n continued, viii, V u assert
I'd. Inevitably eliminate IN . warfare
that will involve all Europe. and
possibly the United states and japan
This view ol the future N pretty
genofalIy held by Tho leaders OF nli
parties. with tho single exception %
the Social Democrats. Elections FOR
the Rulchnfag VIII he held one month
from today. Jan. 7 2, and great and
oserw helmins soclelIs, vlctory y rp'
parcntly Inevitable. The grca. a.,
jorify OF Social German worky.,n. ~,
who are the logical cangs soc,o,,s,,'
bullets IN case al war. Ma ,.,',s" !,
and almost TO man w. ma., 60
flkht ~ tbs capItsl IN. nshn.. :, !.
let the cSr,,allp,n do Gcns, ,na sn.,.,
n,'"a'iso ~ fe'K
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

LUNpoN. Dee ~ The long agi.
sa,ion for cheaper cable messaees
has tlnally reached a successful cul.
mina'ion To-day the various com.
pan'ss pat into effect fily per cent
reductioa on all press messages from
the British isles To Canada. Austria.
Ma and the United statea. ordinar,
messages In plain language subject 10
deferment viii also be accepted az
half tho present rates, beginning the
first OF the coming year.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

OMAHA. Neb. pee - Large
delegations OF shecpmen arrived in
Omaha ,oda, from ohio. Nebraska.
Idaho Wyominr New McNico. colo.
rado Arizona, and other states TO
attend the annual convention Of the
National Wool Growers Association
The convention viii open tomorrow
morning and continue rs seaslous
until the end Of the woek. In con.
nection with the convention the sixth
National Midwest Sheep show VAS
oplned here today
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

NEW nERNE q e. Dec i3
Persons interested in The conscua
ton OF the fishing mdustr, in Norih
Carolina, particularly the sea-consi
ana tide water fisheries. met boz con
ference here TODAY 90 launch a con.
ceried movement fcr an adequate
state law deallne With the subject
The conference met under the Joint
auspices OF the North Caroline Fish
Commission the North Carolina Oys-
ter Commission and che North Caro-
lima Geological and Economlc SUR
NrN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

PHILADELPHIA noe i8 prc.
parat'ous have been completed for
the annual convent on OF the Na-
tional ciul Service Reform league.
which ia 60 he heid ln this c.t, tomor.
Row and Friday under Gao sn-nlres of
ihe philadelphia association nele-
gates from every part of me coantp
VII he ln attendance. ard clru ser,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

MARSHALL. Texas. Dec la Tho
Gun Conference OF tho Methodist
Episcopal church. begun ia annml
meeting 800 ibis c.tS today urh Bhh-
op Neel} Of Sew Orleans presiding
Ine moeram extends over four ola.
'na provides Tor sermons and all
afcssea ns e numher az weli known
d'''nes' in addition 10 ~ tnnsac-
l''n Of the usual business Of The cou-
ference
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

to neglect liver trouble Never 40 a.
Take pr. Kings New Life Pills on
the first sign OF constipation. bilious
ness or inactive bowels and prevent
yirulsnt indigestion. jaundlco or gall
stones. They regulate liver, ston,
ach and bowels and build up your
health. Only csc at Joshua Smith.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

Anything from a diamond rims 50
q nlaln gold ono at The stamms 6iT
Mesquite ST Phone eaG The postol
flee Is on this street Open evenings
~. 10 g.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

COLUMBIA. ;. g. Dec is An
nounoement "a made Of ih' POSTPONE.
ment OF the nnyeillng ~ the mona.
mcnt erccted IN This city 20 tho
South Carolina women 81 she Confca-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

ice questions olil beg discussed "a, ho
sessions hy men 81 national promi-
uonce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

,s" o'eh1 mat SO delighted Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay, and the gal.ants ana hea,,;ns ~
nuno'ed years ago. In those days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-03
FAST TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
Postal Continues to Hold Record for
Fast Service.

The Postal Telegraph Gable Co. Of
Texas continues 10 hold the record
for the fastest telegraph service out
of Ardmore Manager W. T. Sails
bury states during the past few days
kilograms have been sent to New Or
leans and the replies received in five
minutes, on Monday last several tele-
grams were exchanged with New Or
leans within five to seven minutes,
two with New York in seven and
eight minutes. A message was sent
to Boston, Mass. and the reply re-
ceived in 80 minutes, and another was
sent to Fall River and reply received
in 2S minutes. 4 well known bust
ness man recently sent day letter 20
Chicago over this line, and the reply
was delivered in Ardmore in 80 min
utes. The day letter is the deferred
service. Cables have been sent to
Liverpool and the replies received in
Ii minutes. hdudSfI OdllSbulN It'io
very proud of the records established
by his company here, and it seems
rather a selfish move for any other
company to attempt claim upon his
record The Postal Telegraph-Cab
Co. of Texas is the "POSTAL' in this
section and will continue as such re
gardless or rumors set afloat by its
competitors.
In fact my company is now better
prepared than ever to serve the gen
eral public, We have a duplicate wire
system reaching all points in IT,
world touched by telegraph wire OF
cable line. Ardmore Postal office
has more direct distributing centers
than their competitors, handling all
classes of business, including day let
terS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-03
UNFORTUNATE AN
OBJECT OF PITY
MRS. ORRELL a VICTIM OF THE
DRUG AABlT-SENT TO HER
PEOPLE BY GOOD SAMARITAN.

MIS- J. 4. Orrell who has been a
familiar agure to many here for the
past few years. left here this morn
ing over the Frisco for the home of
her mother at Kiowa. she was in
charge OF Mrs Bucl, Garrett, who vol
unteercd her services to see the I'M
fortunate woman safely TO her desd.
nation
The case Of Mrs. Orrell is indeed a
pitiable one. \ few short years ago
she was living here with her hus-
band and two children. She became
iu and during her sufferiugs the use
Of morphine and cocaine We're resort
ed to and she became a victim of the
drug habit The habit grew on her
until she was incompetent to care
for her children. The children We're
taken from her by the father and she
was left with no means Of support
and dependent ON the mercy of the
people. The case attracted the atten
ton Of many and Mrs Ed IIaight
came to her rescue, and has since sup
ported her. paying her house rent and
grocery bills, and making her clothes,
and but for her probably the untor-
tnatc woman would have suffered
c,,. th, ,a,ocSitios pr Iifa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-03
PERSONALS

Mrs. Ed Byrd and daughters have
returned from southern Texas where
they have been for the past ie"
months.
Mrs. Denman of Gainesville pass
ed through here today en- route to
New York and Chicago where she
will buy the fall and winter stock for
the White House.
Col. j. W. Johnson is here from
Milo visiting with his family on Har-
grove Heights.
r.. Harding was a business visitor
here today from McAlester.
T. !. Caldwell OF Fort Worth, Tex,
was business visitor her etoday.
Miss Flodie Mckay of Guthrie will
arrive here tomorrow to visit with
Mrs. Willard Bleakmcre.
j. A. Cummings was business Wis
itor here today from Wapanucka.
II. d. Butts OF Galveston was
among The out OF town visitors here
today.
Jas Taliafero was here yesterday
from his home near Lone Grove.
G. II. Hesser was business visit
or here today from Denison.
J. $. Alyerson was here today from
his home near Woodford
G. NJ. Berger of Dallas, Texas, was
among the out of town visitors mere
today.
W. c. Jones was a business visitor
here today from Pauls VALLEY.
Miss Bertha Haskins of Webb City,
Mo, is here visiting with Col. and
Mrs. David Redfield.
G. =. Harvey was business Wis
itor here today from Honey Grove,
Texas.
Ed Haight made a business visit
to Marietta today.
Robert f. Scivally returned to his
home at Springer today.
II. L. Ayers of Great Bend, Kansas,
is spending a few days here looking
after business affairs.
Ex-Gov. Johnston of the Chickasaws
was here today from his home at
Emet.