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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02
A Disqusted Super.

Sir Henry Irving used to tell story
Of super who had to rush on the
stage and give the announcement,
my lord, the king is here!'
Thinking that the man might be af-
f1icted by stage fright, Sir Henry in
structed him to shout out the words
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02
An Obedient Gar.

There is a very pOmpOus foreign no
bleman, a baron, who is residing tenn
porarily in Washington. The baron,
who, If report speaks true, is some
what henpecked, invited some men a
night or two ago to play cards in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02
1 ike His Gun.

A Wyoming cowboy called to see
Owen Wister in Philadelphia and was
permitted to inspect the authors city
outfit. AS he casually examined an
opera hat it sprang open. "a self
cooking hat" said the cowpuncher ad-
miringly. "Now, don't that beat hell!'
-Eyery body'S.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02

tlemen; not at all. Play as long as
you please. am ear here" said the
master of the mansion.
Eyes, gentlemen, play as long as you
please" said Il silvery voice, and all
rose Immediately as the baroness stood
before them, but rs it is after
o'clock the ear is going to bed" He
went
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02
Buy a Home Now
MINERAL POINT.

MAT RENTS ARE ADVANCING in Mineral Point is
IL we'll known fact A few years ago house of six or
could be had at a rental of from 81 to SO
mouth Houses of like obtained for less
than from $40 to $12 per month"; The householder who with
home of his is therefore, called upon solve serious
pobem He either buy home prepare to pay
creased and increasing Those who contemplate buying
property Mineral Point will find the present opportune
time do The great Zinc Works only here stay
but is than probable that in addition the completion of
the extensive improvements which under way additions
will be made to the plant from year year. And this
great deal for Mineral Point but also that the value
of real will advance and that in consequence will
continue high.
+ ME MINERAL POINT REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Il has desirable properties for SALE to which would call
the attention Of intending purchasers In its list
ranging prices from 5000 $5OOO will pay you
Ito obtain prices and inspect properties before buying
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL if you want
buy property call We sell city and farm property
THE Democrat Office MINERAL POINT REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02

to elect I b e i r
N a n, but they
could not get
the honest judge
to leave the vot-
ing booth | Q n g
enough for them
to turn the trick.
Finally, after he
h q d refused to
leave long enough
for lun c b, all
three went to a
neighboring hotel
for a hasty meal.
The h 0 n G S t
judge, who was
also very devOut.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02
The -
Scrap Book
An Honest Deal,

In one Of our states not many years
ago it was a sport and a science in
some sections to stuff the ballot boxes
SO that no matter how the people vot-
ed the machine candidates won. In
one little town an enthusiast for hon
est government was named as one Of
the board Of three election judges His
two companions were ready to slip
into the ballot box enough votes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-02
BARBER SHOPS.
ADOLPH APPEL
FRED ENGELS
ED. ElLlNGEN,
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.

| am prepared to attend to tOnsorial work in q
satisfactory manner. will continue the River
side laundry Of GAINESVILLE, and will run the
Bath Rooms in connection with my shop.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
OrnHSeiseutb tbnmss 0spotbeien.

Tshe gn ptfen.
g. u. Gifforb an Mocnburn aps.
6. II. q. Co.; $12oO.
gerfsIbe on 5erkrt 6. pahOuo;
$50.
Miuiam garib an Jaeob garib;
$500.
5obn 8. snottmonn an 2ineoln
y. u. 30. /; $1,000.
1k 4dsrmonsgufh 60. an H.p
Cattle Gastst Co.; $S50.60.
Deter 2ep an Gloria 6. u. q. Co.;
$500.
5Obn 2,d an Catherine 6. DUN;
$500.
Thomas 6. giObinion an GoiDarb
Meglure; $3.50.
RoIph u. 9empitsr an Brighton
German 9ans Co.; $500.
ausuit 3pld an bisieIbs gani;
$2700.
Marp Distrid an WeitDOob 5ome.
fteoo Co.; $1,000.
2ouis ". mobrid an Central Fair.
mount 3. u. 6. Co.; $2250.
Caroline 6. Ripp an Gouttrn
Gbio 8. u. &. Co.; $25OO.
8eniomine 8srnitein an 9bomos
8. Goff; $1l.800.
aaura 6enrisle an bie,G0rtbage g.
u. 6. H.; $500.
Gbnnrb Keller on bic 12. Worh
q. u. 6. Co.; 800.
Gboriss =. Honbdm an Gtrrles v.
Broois U. "; $3.50.
p0tri6 3. Duffp an @mbrsfe g.
lpo0oub; $500.
DriLte y hksg gstszntis =. u.-G,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

Co.; S1700.
arminna .. GIad an 4melin Did
mann; $2440.
SObn Jeo<rfpi.I an giiis,ns 3. u.
go. 2; S1770.
glorsnte .. garlsp an SeutberH
Ohio Z. II. Z. Co.; $500.
GIiso .. Sisners an g. Martin;
$1,000.
soDi. Rwis an glpers o. Cooper;
$175O.
5snnie Gudl0 on George @. R.ns;
1896.
0eiiIete 6npotbstsn.
anbretp 6. Taidel on Gasssrin.
9bism; $425.
Soi. 6. 1tism an bic Gn.erpriis
3. u. g. u. Co.; $1,000.
QonHab GubIep u. U. an g.rsa
GolItgs; $4,000.
Mnfon q. UouIb on Union e. q.
u. z. Co.; 5000.
aarl aroufe an G. SD. Cooper;
500.
$. o. sleDman an Nm. garDin;
$4,000.
AnGn gdeuermnnn an bi. Qorbs
Cincinnati 6. II. y. Co.; $500.
Ndrn Distrid on Weitpopo 6snf4
iteab Co.; $500
=. O. gitbefipoon an Jennis
1rumbulI; $500
Morsueriie MDIfe an Gcutbern
Dbio g. u. Z. Co.; $751;.
Bennett SteeI 5urnaee Go. an
6enrn Burthnib; 1890.
Gbos. u. goplss on s5rsni
Noples: $3.50.
j. 3. Sdnsiosrs an price bin 80.
2 g. u. y. Co.; $2750.
6. 8. Sdrosbsr an G<nrp R.
Uisier; $1,000.
Darn 8. snpDsr on RpboIt 0sdss
ing Co.; $3.50.
alma Q. Gurfis an Mnna n. air.
DIR; 5000.
6anno CURT an Robert DtD. Gar.
ron; $500.
eIi,a 2. G&usrs an 9osn Haul,
mani 400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Grnussil.nibu1s' lletertrasax1e1.
Ginctnnati. g.. IL. gspt,

Y III II dI u H., Ii. Sspa'
Serber. G. ga4oub an 8. ". Gifs
foro, Got 80 in Dm. 6oppsr's Sub.
on Columbia 4ot.; 81.
Catherine Saoti an Widirm ".
Russl. Cots II unb "a in Cub. BON
9arriion; 1920.
Jront S.otsImann unb anbere on
Gouifs SiotsImaHn, 4.76 Nerss in
Settion I. Green 9ptpnfbtp; 81.
George JiiRr an peier 2tp, Got
30. 3 bon Gsurgs Gifber's Cub; 81.
Gonarb mcGIux an Gbomas e.
Robinion, 9bsiI BON Cots go. 58, 50
unp 90 BON SObn .. Woort's Sub.
in WobiionpiQs; ST..
2othar SspIer an Deorge Y. Gsps
Ter, so bel 40 Gub an 9arrifon
4x.; 81.
Sobn Mo.rlein an 7k O. u. Ns
ters ReaIin Co., Got SO. 81 bon g.
9. Dbeeler's Sub; 81.
SumusI .. Cooper an RaIph v.
9empiter, so bel 48.06 Sub an Der
Suofsits bon McWilIan CTR; 81.
Ibolpb gmigbol5 an JuIius j.
Gmiebol5. 90 bel 138 CUB an hsr
Siibieite' bon WorboIl Mbe.; 81.
Sbe Jobr 5au6 DreipiRg 90. on
Milliam 3. grellin, 61.O5 Bet 134.65
CUB, mebr Ober tpenieer. on berWonts
somerp pite; 81.
Jultd Hotmaan an Jofepb q.
!0EaRiasg4 s Sshse Ma6t asf 01
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

g}pd hQlb bstGubt unb nit bum
pfem 9ppfihmcr3 erpahte Sophia
enbli6 oon oem 6didiihrauIde, in
pelhen bic SropFen oes gharma3sgz
ten 6einsI iic berieBt batten, unO ibr
eriter Bid fieI auf bas 8lumenmdDs
den Rnoja. sic tpdnote iid erbIeihenb
ab, ibr NOR, aIs ob iie gum erIten WtaI
ben 9Itt bes grpBdu9igen Stnoes per
itebe uno ols oh er ihr ipie feurige Grs
tenntntb gum 6er3en gshe, 2Gbelno
fhien ibr RnDio ben 9ran3 gu reihen,
immer tiefer ieHtte er iih 1erob auf
i6r 6aupt GntieBt ipraHg Sos
phia pom Eager auf unb tIsibete iih
on. 2tber bic Qriehtihen 9epdnosr,
bic i6r in bic 9arp fieIsn, eriUlIten lie
nit @rouen urb boItiQ itIeub2rte lie
btsfelben bintpeo. sic bate iit ibrer
6is iebt bebient nit bem 9sbpriGm
uno Der lluihulo zines reinen &inDes,
in bsm QugenbIit aber, aIs Die GiPs
pen etnes monres auf Den ibren gaz
rubt unb ihr geiagt hatten, oob tie
Qeib lei, 3og aud bic sartiinnigite
Gham in ibr 6sr3 Elm, e. mar thr,
oIs babe iie I'D bisber lpie cine 8aids
bere getleibet uno benommen unb a!s
muFe Der, DeTen &uB nod ouf ibren
2ippen branrte, Tie ouf's Sisf'te pers
a6ten. Gle iuhte uno fano Elm SIe!o
BON neuerem, ober tI0itsrIi6 einfatem
S6nitt, oas ite gu ibrsn 4uSgdngen
Ith beimIih bate MAIDEN !afeu q.
Sin SheiteI einfuhiter Qrt Derpolz
ftdnbiute bic 3oilette. Welaina's blaiz
les 9efi4t erihien in Der buntienllms
rubmung in gsiIterhaftsr SdOnbejt,
ME bag elmer iton bal6 Der WsIt ents
rutten gtDnne.
Gppbia mar es. oIs oh bic &ugen
Npoia's i6r uberau bin FOIgten uno
cine betlemmsnbe Qngit bemdhtigte
fi6 ihrer. Sie ipplIts rufen, ober Ile
bate Turht Dor ben 9ienerinuen. S:e
Du6te an itren Batter . .. aber cs
fhauberte i1r. ibn pieber3uieben. 60
blieb iie unTaluTtg nit tIopfenoem
Serser, beiber Stirn unb 81 Stsin
eritdrrten 0dnben am Geniter iteben
unb nartete auf 2tlcibiaoes? Gle
fIrttete aud i6n unb gluubts cher
fterben gu miiFeu als ibn piebsrIez
ben! unb bQnn pi.bsr mar ibr, ais
t0nns iis nur rubig peroen in isin.r
RGhs -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

sic mar feIbft cine G0ttin, pis iis
10 balag nit 9aIb srbobsnem 9Drpsr,
bic peiBe rofenfingerige 9onb ou8ses
ftrsdt unb Die 2ippen balb ge0ffnet
tpis in fiiber 4bnrung Der JreuOen beg
Glnmps."
Der profeifor bate taum bic morte
her Strop6en oernomm.n; nit glufiz
gem auge unb fdneren Giiben erbob
sr it9 uno oIs ieBt eben 9drbele unter
Der Ibiir eri9ien, .rbob er bsioe
!oGnoe pie i'm SdumsI bes Gnt8iidsns:
DQpbrooite, Wseerentftiessne Tel sss
taribt!" Damn fiel ietn Saupt uorn=
EIber auf bic getreu3ten Qrme.
Sophia Wielaina tpollte ibrem Ba=
Ger 81 9ilfe ellen, aber ibrs eieenen
Glieoer fparen pts gelGbmt unb felts
aoms giISer seis.en'ii4 ibssn sDsisgss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
(Gsortissung folst.)

Die 9egebrten. 4us Shle'
fen tpiro foIgenbes @Iaihi6taen ges
melbst: Der 2onbratb Jrsiberr BON 81.
beiuhte ttr3lih in oltliten Qngelegens
Riten Elm 9ebirgs Inter ben
Srtsbeamten, psl4s ItA 3umGmpfang
bes Qanoratbs oer'ummelt hattsR, be-
fan9 iith aud Der Gemeinoeoiener, Der
sugleih 5ootengrGber 1T. Quf bisfen
Mann ma9ts Der Srtsporitshsr ben
2anpratb dufmertIum nit pem 9emsr.
fen, bdB biefer beretts 70 Sabre alt
unb gum britten Wtdle Q8itttper lei,
bab er aber in Gur3em gum bisrten
Utole heirat6sn tperbs. Der 2anbratb
grutulirts benz mutbigen Qlten. glls
Der begIiidts 8rdutigdm fir bic fhneiz
helbufte aus3ei6nung banfsn lpollte,
fisl ibm Elm. bab Der 2anbratb iel6it
felt Elm paur Do6en psrIobt isi. 9a
tlopfte sr ibm sutrauIih auf Die
S6ulter unb idgte in tprbidlem Zone:
nglu geGot, 9srr 2unbratb, mir 9ss
ANTE gisbn meg tpie 3uder!"
sSred).
8ldubiger oSagen sic NAL, mann
lDollcn Sic mir eigentlib lneiile Jeh.
nunq be3nblen2"
Shuloner: r@iiien Sic, gle fo1r-
mert mir Dor, ipie Elm fleines 4ilo!"
@IGubiger: .8ieio?"
S6ulbnsr: ,Meil Gle oua msbr
fragen ais sebn Gaeiie teaaaposten
tOnaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Hfaabieiber.

9isitIbs an aibu g. Nebpmsr;
500.
ann0 q. esap<n an apciIo 3. i.
G. a.; $4,000.
Ulinasl O. Garrn an 0umbclbt
Ioge 70. 274. 3. 9. q. b.; 800
Mealna Meper an 4unf Gtra6t g.
~. .. Co.; $1,000.
Gillian Q. ON an n =. Gsspsr;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

offneten tpie BON inHerem 2ihte itru1>
lenoen auesn.
Der 5ii6 uno Die 8dnte nudTen
au nngebeuren SempeIIGulen an, Die
Bdnoe bes 3immers traten SurIt,
nett, peit, bis iie iia ais rotblid
ourhfdimmertsr 6orisont iiber benz
rubi9en Spiegel oes blauen enoloTen
Wleeres ipDlbten. llno on bem lIfsr
oiefes Uleeres, oas leis su ibren TIz
ben raufthte, umpebt BON poraoieiis
fhen 2iiften uno Dem Duff ME qez
fainter 9Iumen i1ritt Sophia U2es
laind ielbit; dber ibre Soblen beriibrz
ten taum ben Iommt'rten Sanb, iie
fiiblte iicb tpie beihpin9t unb tDrper>
los, unb bn9 pieber rieIengrob, als nb
tie nit Der Stirne Die 6immel Be-
riibre, uno cine ME getannte 0aIein5s
fponne iiberitr0mte iie llno pl6bz
lid ihien es ibr, ais oh lie niht mehr
alein fei oenn Dor ibr itanb auf uns
b0rbaren So6len, beI6pingt unb ries
ien9rpB Elm junger @ott, bon bsm al
otes punberbare 2eben ausging -
Aleibtdoes -.
Wltt itrablenben 9liden Dffnete er
feline 4rme uno 3og iie an Die 8ruit
uno feline Qippen beribrten bic ibren...
Oa mar es pl0BIih, ais pb bic Semz
pelIduIen ringsum nit mdhtigem Ges
t0fe nieberitiir3ten, bic Groe bebte
unb bIutrotb fIoB bas Mlser bis unter
tbre SanbaIen. GrIt Die per3petfs
IungspoQen Rufe 8drbele's, neIte Dor
gntieBen iiber Die llmarmung Der beis
Den Qtebenben Den antiten clubbing
nit Der 6imbeerbriibe bate fallen Iois
fen, brdtte Sopbia tpieoer CUR Wtrtz
li6tett 8uriid uno Den Grofefior gum
Grpahen aus fsiner getdubung. 4ber
Der Druid Der 8erlegenbeit. Der ouf
glQen laitete, fhpano ntht iObalo,
unb nohbem Der Qrofe1or Iih Ders
gebsns abgsmibt bate, ieine llnart in
0ergeiIenbeit uno cine neue llnterbols
tung in Sang gu brin9en, trennte man
Iit 8ismIib frijb uno WoriB perIieB
perbrieBIth oas gaitIide 9aus =.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
IN DISTRICT COURT.

IN the district court today during
the brief morning session before ad-
journment was taken until Monday,
Judge Bailey devoted his entire at
tention to liquor injunction cases
In the case OF J. W. Steel and 9th
ers. the injunction was made perma-
nent. the same action being taken in
the case Of S. Il. Prince and others
and the other being dismissed. The
case Of J. e. McElroy was continued,
the temporary order remained in ef-
feet. A number of other similar cases
are on the docket
In the case OF John and Hudson
Helm. tried yesterday on a charge OF
stealing hog from @ w. Protltzman
nsar Verden. the jury returned YER
dict Of not guilty after being out about
forty minutes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
Scouts at Camp
II. B. johnson

Camp II. b. Johnson. June 9.-On
Cache creek, about two miles south
or Apache. Went into camp at $50
p- m. All scouts took dip in Cache
creek. Found that only 25 per cent
of scouts could do the swimming
stunt. Additional rs per cent showed
an indication OF being able TO swim
when we reach Chandler
We succeeded in getting phone con
neotions with rural line. Our ring Will
be six shorts. Our ground connections
were bad yesterday evening. We could
hear everything on the line. but could
not get in communication. Phone
seems to be working o, X. this morn
ing Are trying to get Lawton and
then Chickasha.
All scouts are in the pink Of con-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
Johnnie and His
Pa Both Play in
Sundays Game

Sunday at University park the
chlckasha baseball machine" and the
Fletcher aggregation viii clash The
yellow Kid Of San Antonio will be
sent to the mound FOR chickasha. He
demonstrated his pitching ability here
some two weeks ago and made a host
Of admirers. yellow has steam to
burn and a good collection Of assort.
cd slants up his sleeve
Fletcher has rather strange sit
uatlon to offer. one that is rarely seen
IN baseball Johnnie Pierce and John.
ny Pierce's pa will be seen In Fletch.
er uniform and il Is indeed difficult
to tell which is the brightest star
Johnnie Is well known in Chlckasha
baseball circles. having battIed
through many hard game with the
Chickasha clan.
Through a request OF number OF
fans. Manager Lindsay has changed
the hour for opening hostillties to
o'clock. Tho opening hour has been
earlier than this and the fans com
plain they have no time to get in an
after dinner beauty sleep before the
game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
new PASTOR
ARRIVES

Rev. Jas. A. Challenner, the new
pastor of the First Christian church,
accompanied BY his wife and son. An.
sci. has arrived in the city and begins
his ministry tomorrow.
Mr.. Challenner is a young man full
of life and activity. and his motto is
keep things moving" AS he says.
Things must move, either the work
or myself In his pastorate which
he has just left. he had 25O additions
to his church in the two years and
five months he was there. the major
portion OF them being men. His
mems class" last Sunday on leav-
ing presented him with a gold head
ed umbrella.
In his former pastorate before go
ing to Missouri. in Bryan, Texas. Mr..
Challenaer built a $4,000 church.
with a membership of about seventy
five. From the time he began the
building until it was completed,
was less than year from
the time he began his work and be-
fore leaving there. the church paid
al but $500. and that was covered
with good pledges. Mr.. Challenner
says his slogan is. "short, sharp, crisp
services. Just one hour"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10

II is safe to say that three.fourths
OF the pay checks OF the town are
turned over to the wives on Saturday
night. DO you try to see how much
you can save out Of that check or how
much you can spend? If you go down
torn and spend it at the first store
you come to without consulting the
ads Ia the Express You are doing your
husband and family an injustice. You
can very likely save more by patron
king the advertiser than your hus-
band can make in a day. You may
not believe this and will not believe
It until you become a convert ! know
OF two families Of the same size, the
husbands are working in the same
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
TWO FAMILIES

shop, both draw the same money; one
Of these families is well dressed, live
well and has accumulated bank ac-
count, This wife takes advantage Of
every nickle and dime saving offered
in this paper-the other never has
time to look at the ads. That hus-
band has my hympathy. He works as
hard as the other man, but win never
be able to accumulate anything. The
woman that has saved read the ads
II she needs anything-the other wom-
an will go to the first store she
comes to and pay more for the same
article There all kinds Of bargains
in the Express today-once a reader Of
ads always one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10

dition and best spirits. We can see
Mt Scott in the distance. Expect to
take hike across the mountains to-
morrow morning and we will camp at
the beautiful and picturesque Medi-
cine Bluff creek near Mt Scott Have
been on the go most Of the time. Crop
conditions seem better here than near
Chickasha. No indication Of rain.
Have not raised our tent; been sleep
ing in the open. Had reveille at $3.50.
breakfast at 600 o'clock. Scouts are
showing splendidly in military move
ments and win present a good line Of
march by the time we reach Lawton
We are expecting to meet some friends
from Chickasha when we reach Med
icine Springs.
RAYMOND BOND,
Secretary Historian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
Kirk Will Tell 'em
About ii at IattIe

Secretary G. G. Kirkpatrick OF the
Chamber OF commerce has been in.
yited 10 80 70 Tuttle, Tuesday even
ing Of this week to tell the Tuttle
boosters how Chickasha does things
for Grady county
G. l.. Hamrlck, editor Of the Tut
tie Times, was in town today and de-
liyered an official invitation from the
citizens of Tuttle to Mr.. Kirkpatrick,
asking him to attend the meeting,
which win be held there for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Boosters Club"
The object of the organization will be
to cooperate with Chickasha in the
work Of boosting Grady county and
her interests. Mr.. Kirkpatrick has
been requested to tell how this can
be done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
SLUCCERS
INDICTED

Chicago June 10.--Indictments
against twenty-five labor sIuggers are
expected this afternoon as a result
Of two days Of grand jury inyesti-
cation. following a score Of jurisdic-
tional labor fights.
Seven indictments nave already
been returned against Maurice En-
right, the business agent of the Unit
ed Association of Plumbers and Steam
Filters, and six accomplices.
Bernard Maltow. William Gentle
man and Vincent Altman, sluggers,
have been murdered by rival slug
gers. Twenty trades here are divided
each having two rival unions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
INCREASE
$2O3,732
Illinois Educator
Praises the Normal

Prof W. B. Davis left today for
Carbondale, ILL.,. after spending a
week in the city assisting in the Gra-
dy county normal. Mr.. Davis compli-
mented the management Of the county
normal highly and paid especial trib-
ute TO the faculty that have the work
in charge. Mr.. Davis gave splendid
lecture last night st the Christian
church He was presented with re.
membrance from the faculty Of the
normal during the reception which
was held in his honor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
IN TAXABLE
VALUE OF
PROPERTY
According to Assessors S
Books; Big Job for the
County Clerk.

According 70 the assessment books
turned over to County Clerk Joe Lind.
say by City Assessor Robinson this
morning. the taxable value OF proper
" In Chickasha shows an increase OF
$2O3,7S2 over last year.
Placing the public service valuations
at the same figures returned last year.
the total value Of all property this
year is s6.27i.952, while the total las.
year was s6.041.220.
The 1911 assessment includes per
sonal property valued at sl,456.996
and realty placed at 81. .4Das56S.
The valuations OF public service cor,
porations for 1910 have not yet been
received from the state board.
The above figures are subject to re-
vision by the county equalization
board which must complete is work
before the first Of July. when the
county excise board meets TO make
the lesies.
Practically all OF the township as
SCISSORS have now turned their books
in 70 Mr, Lindsay. but many Of them
are In suci shape that they will have
10 be made out again and All of them
have to bc worked over. IN the case
Of Tustle bradley and Rush Springs
townships. Sir Lindsay said the work
must Al be gone over. new books be-
ing made. This work will occupy
practically an the time Of the clerk
and bis assistant til the blpoks arc H.
nally completed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
a. o. d. W. OFFICERS.

At the meeting OF the A. o. U. w.
lodge last night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
Master workman. c. " Elliott
Foreman. l. r. Eldred.
Ovesseer, C. C. Goetting.
Recorder-Financier. W. n Elliott
Receiver, A. b. Cochran.
Guide, A. c. Hutchinson.
Inside watch. G. B. Harrison.
Outside watch, Bert List.
Trustee, A. A. Hawn.
There was a good attendance and
the meeting was one OF the best Of
the year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-10
This Wdy---The Big
is ShOW NOW Open
Telegram BY United Pres.

Telegram by United Pres
Windsor. Eng. June Edward,
aged IL, Prince of Wales. was today
entered into the ancient helaldic or.
dera of Knights of the Carter.
The iHyestiture marked tho begin.
ming of the coronation pageants and
was the greatest ceremonial since the
investituro of Charles H.
Many royal knights were present
and also the king, Duke of Connaught.
Prince Arthur OF Connaught, Prince
Christian Of Schleswig- -Holstein and
Manuel, the ex-king Of Portugal
Manuel, who was invested two years
ago, was accorded kingly station.