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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08

II i6lka wypadia S0-ictnia sta
ruszka Charlotte Jackson, cd lat
wielu przebywaiac W domu ubogich,
umaria 2 ran odniesionych.
- Ia uderzenie pacyenta W twarz
dozorca W szpitalu dla obiakanych W
Elgin, C. L, Clabaugh, zostai wyda-
Iony.
- PoIicyant Richard Piper. COLL
Princeton ave., spadi motorcy6lu
potiuki sic smiertelnie.
= PoIicya trzyma dw6ch Wlo-
chow oskarzonych nalezenie do
czarnej reki.
- Czeki bankOwe prZeznaczOne
dla widow po strazakach juz wypi-
sano, ale jeszcze ich wdowom ME
wreczono.
- Ia spienielenie bezwartOscio-
wego czelSu ma sumo $50 areszto--
wano F-anka McGec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
" ChinaCh-- KOlca.
Zapowiedz : Rzeczy Pospolitej
z W0JNY: Wlosi spelniaja grozbe.
BOmbardOwanie Akabah; Derna ME zdobyta.
PAM SkIOdOWSka d0StaIa nagrOdq NObla'
PORIUGALIA BUDUJE FL0TE.
Anglia dale ,,WOlna rake' kanadzis.
AUSTRYII IL Il NIENIlEC.
DemOkrac zwyciezaa MaSsachu-
Kentucky, New Mexico; republkanie
Rhode Island moze Maryland Znaczne postepy
PORTUGALIA BUDUJE FLOIE.
Anglia dale ,WoIna raka' : kanadzis,
Il ZAUSTRYIIZ NIEMIEC.

a Arabami tp.; znakomite uslu-
gi oddaja Wlochom aeroplany !;
wykryiy one, re kwatery ture-
ckie cofnieto znacznie W giab
kraju z pod Tripolisu, CO tez
moze sprowodowaio ruszenie w
pochod wojsk wioskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
29 aresztowano "a prowadzenie inte-
resu w czasie wyborow ZLemont.
o5 - u ST
rarny, braf zadatek q
ram Ilie davvaf.
ch1Opca.
Murzyni smiertelnie pokaleczyli biaieeo.
Wybory ssdziowskie.

-
L wyborow ma sedziow szeSciu
republikanow wyszio zwyciesko
pieciu tylko demokratow zostalc
wybranych.
John P. McGoorty, demokrata
pobii Thomasa Taylor Jr. repu-
blikana ma urzad sedziego okre-
gowego wiekszoscia oo4 giosow
John Mccarthy z demokratycz
nego komitetu powiatowego u
trzymuje, re wczorajszy rezultat
pokazuje stan obu partyi W po-
wiecie, ktory przez 1S lat byl re-
publikanskim dopiero zeszlej
jesieni republikanow z siodla wy
rzucii
Pobici kandydaci oburzeni SO
na sedziego Owensa, twierdzac,
re ten swemi rozporzadzeniami
wyborcow odstraszyl.
Szczesliwymi kandydatami sa
Republikanie: Marcus A. Kava-
nagh, William H. McSurely,
Henry v. Freeman, Albert {,
Barnes, Hugo Pam i Charles M.
Foell.
Demokraci: Joseph H. Fitch,
NJ. L. Mckinley, Clarence n.
Goodwin i Dennis Sullivan.
Najlepiej .leciaf' sedzia Kava-
nagh, ktory swego. najblizszego
kolege 10000 glosow pobii, a
ktory otrzymai razem 11o,39S
glosow.
w cyfrach kandydaci przed-
stawiaja sic nastepujaco:
Wygrali.
Marcus A. Kavanagh, R. IIo,39S
William H. McSurely, r. IoI,963
Joseph H. Fitch, D. 94,4I2
Henry V. Freeman, R. 9o,94S
Albert c. Barnes, r. 9o,545
Hugo Pam, R. $3.50
Nj. L. Mckinley, D. SS,o2I
Clar. M. Goodwin, D. So,723
Charles M. Foell, R. 79,94r
Denis f. Sullivan, D. 79,o3I
Przegrali.
Mckenzie Cleland, R. 1928
Daniel L. Cruice, D. 76,2S2
Edward A. Dicker, R. 74657
John J. Coburn, D. 74Io2
Walter T. Stanton, D. o9,2SI
Joseph ]. Sullivan, R. oS,o59
Daniel G. Ramsay, d. o7,45S
Andrew ]. Redmond, r. 67,375
Thomas ]. Dawson, D. o4,oo9
Ross C. Hall, D. 54,346
Ma sedziego okregowego.
John P. McGoorty, D. 1884
Thomas Taylor, R. 7I,41o
Kwestye ma maiym baloc1e
przeszly, natomiast odrzucono
poprawke o podwyzszeniu pensyl
sedziow municypalnych.
Obili woznice.
Czterech mlodych murzynow,
obecnie ma stacyl po-
licyjnej przy Stanton ave., praw-
podobnie smiertelnie obiio 17to
letniego woznice Karola Bryan.
Woznica lfiiaf jednego murzy-
now uderzyc "a to, re ten ma je-
go konia rzucif kamieniem.
Czarni sciagneli go kozla ma
rogu So Place Wabash ave-, ko-
pail nogami okiadali kuiakami
niemiiosiernie. w szpitalu Pro-
vident, dokad chiopca zabrano,
pekniecie czaszki.
Aresztowano nastepujacych:
Harolda Canado, 1910 S. Dear
born ul., Jamesa Parks, 36I4 S.
State ul., Ralpha Harris, Fl E.
gotta ul. iWaltera Coe, 362S S.
State ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08

(Dokonczenie ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
TeIegTamy kajOWe.
.WYBORY w ROZNYCH
STANACH.
Massachusetts,.

Boston, Mass, 8 listopada. =
Raporta wyborcze re wszystkich
stron Stanu wykazuja, re guber-
nator obecny, demokrata, Eugene
N. Foss ponownie zostai obrany,
ale znacznie mniejsza wiekszo-
scia, niz pred dwoma laty. O.
trzymai 21O,62s glosow, a jego
rywal republikahski. Frothing-
ham, 2O2,SSS. Co do reszty wybo-
row, to rezultaty jeszcze So ME
pewne, ale zdaje sic, re w obu i
zbach legislatury republikanie be
da mieli wiekszos6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
POLKA - LAUREATKA.
Pani Curie-Sk}odowska dostaia
nagrode Nobla.


nagrode Nobla.
Stockholm, Szwecya, s listopa-
da. = Pani Curie-Skiodowska,
rodaczka nasza, odkrywczyni
,,radium", piastujaca katedre
chemii ma uniwersytecie parry
skim, otrzymaia nagrode "a pra-
ce swe i wynalazki w dziedzinie
chemicznej, w sumie $4,000 q
funduszow Nobla. Pani Curie O.
trzymuje nagrode te niejako juz
po raz drugi, gdyz w r. 1908, O.
trzymal maz jej, prof. Curie, wraz
MIA, oficyalnie wymieniona, ia
ko swa wspolpracowniczka = po-
lowe nagrody przeznaczonel dla
dziaiu fizyki; druga wowczas po-
lowe otrzymai prof. Baquerei.
Wiadomo, re juz po smierci me-
"a swego, ktorym razem odkry-I
Ia ,,radium', pani Skiodowska cd
kryla ,,polonium', pierwiastek o
silniejszych jeszcze wlasciwo-
sciach. Druga to juz osobistoSc
z polskiego narodu, wyrozniona
nagrodami Nobla: pred laty |
kilku Henryk Sienkiewicz O.
trzymai rowniez te nagrode "a
swe prace literackie. = Tymi CA
sy pani Skiodowska ma bye =
jako pierwsza kobiet = przyje-
ia do Akademii UmiejetnoSci W
Paryzu.
z Portugalii.
Lizbona, listopada. = Angiel-
ski posel w Lizbonie przedstawi}
rzadowi portugalskiemu pole
cenia swego rzadu, re Portuga-
liza bedac sprzymierzencem An
gill musi wiecej dbac 0 flote swQ
i jej sprawnoSc; wobec tego Rad
postanowii budowe paru okretow
wojennych, oraz zakupno armat
wielkich, amunicyi etc, angiel-
scy kapitaliSci maja dac ma to pie
Made w fornie pozyczki 5O-cio
milionowej, pod warunkiem, by
zamowienia owe byiy wykonane
w Anglii.
Donosza tu z Angola, portu-
galskiej kolonii W Afryce ZACH,
re wybuchio powstanie murzy-
now, ktorzy tam pala j morduja
Europejczykow W zastraszajacy
sposob.
z Anglii.
Londyn, s listopada. = w /
zbie gnin wniesiono interpelacye
w sprawie akcyi marynarki Sta
now Zjedn. ma Wielkich Jezio-
rach; minister spraw zagranicz-
nych, Sir Grey, zapowiedzial, ze
rad brytyjski chce Kanadzie 20
stawic zupeina swobode W spra-
wach jej bezposrednich zetkniec
ze Stanani Zjednoczonymi.
z Austryi.
Wieden, s listopada. = Socya-
lisci w calej Austryi urzadzaja |
wiece protestacyjne przeciwko
Wiochom "a ieh najazd ma Tripo-
lis; zdaje sic, re Wiosi ME VIE
le sobie z tego robia.
z Nierniec.
Berlin, 8 listopada. Prasa
tutejsza wciaz jeszcze osfro kry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
z Austryi.

Berlin, 8 listopada. Prasa
tutejsza wciaz jeszcze ostro kry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
New York.

Nowy York, N. Y, s listopada.
- Demokraci zwyciezyli w Man
haitian Bronx, a takze w
Queens County, ale kandydaci
fuzyonistow republikanskich od-
niesli zwyciestwo w Brooklynie,
gdzie obrali przynajmniej 6 rad
nych. Niepomyslnie dla demokra-
tow wypadiy wybory czionk6w
legislatury; dotychczas mieli O.
nj W izbie poslow "A glosow WIG
kszosci, a odtad republikanie
mice beda wiekszosc so gfosow.
w Schenectady poslem obrano
socyaliste.
w Utica, Buffalo, Rochester,
Syracuse Albany obrano repu-
blikanow burmistrzami. w Sche-
nectady socyalisci zupeine odnie-
sli zwyciestwo; obrali burmi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
sRoDA DNA soo sTopADA "WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 81
DO POLAK0W KATOLIKOW
OSWIADCZENIE.

Zlvr6cono uUdge spawosdanie uesscsone We wcso
rasspm Dsenniu Narodopm psegu ucspsosci udselena
Sakranentu Biersmo1uania koce su Jacka ADondae
sesz nedseH prsenouDg jakq tel okasyi pygosiem
w s nauosdanu tenn Redakcya ,Dstenmka NarodoDego
prso1e Hdnacsy sUG mole lDytDkaqc oDsiennK ChtcGgosz
jako psmo h6e nasem DSh gdy pnopadem p1ase sq s
stseqa6e 0dss pred Gnikatoickich gdset
Niieissem osuDiadcsam prsem6Wieniu tenn nidtem ma
naSH prsedepsspsten DsennK NarodoWy Wadomo boUiem
se kasdp pae nuer tego psma podae a1tku h6e ME
mice neqo osdabiee prDDiqsanQ Mdu do Keu
KoScoh tenn podkopWe podstauy edoScf narodoUe
Ameryce.
Zaniast ssachemiac Ind poucsac jak 6gby dosc do
dobrobptu pe praw sWpch obyWaeschD ah .Den
Narod0UpD ogr1ncsa ddoSc o do hesustannych
budnpch napaS peuDnDch kapn6 g6D Wybdnych ako
upatrsone o7a1p
Co gorsse w PRzEWROTNOSCI SWOJEJ POS7APK
.JULz TAX DALECE, ZE n p w NUMERZE Z DAZA Ago Ii
STOPADA OSMlELA SZE ZN7ESKAWIAC MA7KE BOzA
PONlzAG GkOWE KOSCIOkA KWESTYONOWACLS LSTNENE
pzEKKA czYSGcA ATAK0WAG W0G6LE NAJDRozszE
PRAWDY WARY SW
ze d prostacsy ntedo7say podobne bsne1spa wybryh
cierpi dodau ME kDaUicQ sLoq pac to mad Uyas bo
sne DaAby B6g abp d polski plsecieS p1seTsaH
Co do n1nie prostqc nnieissem DsaoUane prseprotne
Komacsenie mel prsenolpp z CAKA POWAGA S7ANOWISKA
MEGO penuie Dennk NarodopD dla buSne1stD WpbrDkoU
deoo iako PZSMO WYSOCE SzKODLINE OLA MAS POLAK0W
Kodak Stugd Ctrpstusie
KS BzsKJLP P4N.Ek RHODE
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-08
Nagia snierc.

Thomas Shea, zam. pm 1890
Clybourn ave., udai sic do loka-
lu wyborczego ma rogu N. Hal
sted i Vedder ul. Tam poprosi} O
ballot, naznaczyf go W urnie, a
wyszediszy z urny ballot do
skrzynki wrzucil. Zaraz potem
dostai ataku choroby sercowej.
Klercy sedziowie pospieszyli
pomoca, ale daremnie. Byl juz
bezprzytomny. Wezwano czem--
predict lekarza, lecz ten tylko
skonstatowai Smierc.
Pocztowki.
Metoda przyjeta przez poczt-
mistrza Campbella wzgledem po-
cztowek dwuznacznych i Memo
ralnych troche poskutkowaia.
Pocztmistrz ma kazdej stacyi po-
stawi} jednego urzednika ten
przegladajac kartki decyduje czy
sa dobre lub ME. Przecietnie 500
pocztowek dziennie urzednicy CT
odrzucaja. Wczoraj mp. ficzba od-
rzuconych spadia do $50, wiec le-
karstwo to widocznie poskutko-
.walo. Nareszcie ludzie ktorzy te-
90 rodzaju swinstwa poczta prze-
syiaja przestana je przesylac,wie-
edzac o TEN, ze peezta sje sania od-
rzuci.
Mieli wyszynki otwarte.
27 szynkarzy zakpilo sobie z
przepisow miejskich w dzien
wyborow i mieli swe wyszynki O.
twarte.
Reformator Artur Farwell po-
wiada, re wczoraj szynkarze byli
bardzo dobrzy, bo ME starali sic
tainemi drogami trunki sprzeda-
wac.
Naiciekawszem zajsciem byio
to, ze miasteczko Lemont, maJa-
ce 26 wyszynkow wczoraj poraz
pierwszy w historyi swego istnie-
MIA byfo suche W czasie wybo-
row. Miejscowa policya wydaia
ostry nakaz do 4tej popoiudniu
ME doniesiono zadnem przekro-
czeniu prawa.
Maja oszusta.
George English, znany policyi
z licznych oszustw, wczoraJ do
stall sic w rece detektywow.
Przyznai sic do why. English
zwykle operowaf w zanloznych
dzielnicach pomiedzy sluzba. NO
sill on ze soba kosztowne ramy
do obrazow, przedstawial e.slu-
zacym po polowie ceny, kolekto-
wal zadatek Cd ST do $40 obie-
cywaf ramy przyslac W paru
dniach. Ale ram ME bylo Eng
lish nigdy sic juz W tyn sarnynl
domu ME pokazai.
w polnocnej dzielnicy iniasta
w ten sposob naciagnaf okoio
200 kobiet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
POTTER ON
WARPATH

Special to the Express.
Oklahoma City. Feb. 1S.-Dr. Alex
ander Potter, the New oYrk hydraulic
engineer, is on the warpath. He stated
today chat he would file $4,000
slander suit against Miss Kate Bar
nard, state commissioner Of charities.
based on statements made by the lat
Ter in a speech Saturday night. He al
leges that Miss Barnard made state
ments which reflected on his profes
sional character and damaged him 90
tre amount which he will claim.
Dr Potter planned the proposed
waterworks and reservoir system
whereby the citys water supply is to
be furnished. A bond issue Of $1,000
600 10 carry out the plan will be voted
upon tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED


TO cultivate the spirit Of civic pride,
to make Chickasha one or the beauty
spots IN Oklahoma, to make the waste
places about town blossom as the roso
these are the objects OF a movement
launched a; a meeting Of joint COM
.ni,tee of the Chamber Of Commerce.
and the Retailers association this aft-
ernoon.
The movement had it's origin at a
meeting of the merchants few weeks
ago wnen committee was appointed
10 sec what could be done toward put
ting vacant lots into cultivation. Grad
ually tie scope Of the undertaking on
Urged ana when the committee met
today 4. b. B.idges suggested a plan
for general campaign having for is
object civic beauty. ~
In brief, MT. Bridges proposes that
the city shall be divided into a number
Of districts Of convenient size, that
prizes be offered for the best kept dis
trict, for TIE best improved blocks and
finally lcr the best improved individual
property
The pIsn would carry with it gen
eral clean up of the town as the first
step, MS being followed BY the i'm.
nrovement Of yards, parking, etc, the
planting ol trees. shrubbery and bow
ers and the cultivation Of every vacant
piece of ground in the city.
Iii carrying on the campaign It Is
suggested that the ministers Of thu
city and The women's clubs be enlisted
in the movement to the end that every
citizen OF the town may catch the en-
thusiasm and vie with each other IN
pushing the good work
The Chamber Of Commercd commit
tee is composed Of J. II. Schow. J. f..
Bishop and J. B. Burton while the mer-
chants are represented in the move
ment by J. Z. Harrington, Hal Thor.
son and John Gribi
The suggestions Of Mr.. Bridges were
tentatively adopted by the committee
and it was decided to call h meeting
for Wednesday morning to whieh the
ministers Of the city, the superinfen
dent Of schools and Others vii be IN
yited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
HORSE Is A
BOOTLECCER

Sheriff Lewis has horse and bugsy
in his cvztody Jointly charged With
tile crime which is technically known
as transporting
The horse was hitched to wago3
which contained a couple Of cases of
liquor when it took a notion to run
away Yesterday, possibly with view
TO Starting into business for Itself.
Where Il started from nobody knows
but 1t stopped suddenly at Sixth and
Kansas when the wagon upset end
spilled the booze
Small boys and Struggling men who
came along were helping themselves
TO The liquor when the sherif's Office
wac notified, Deputy Thompson rush
ed 10 The scene but before he arrived
4 friendly drayman who happened
along had taken compassion on the
liquor, loaded Il into his wagon and
haled It away All the deputy could
do was 70 arrest the horse and wagon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
BEGIN HEARING ON.
FREIGHT RATES

Special BY United Press.
Oklahoma City Feb. Especial
Examiucr Pugh Of the interstate com
merce commission today began hear
ings in this city on three cases in
which complains as to freight rates are
made by shippers.
A. G. Weavers, auditor for the Louis
lana Saw Mill company, Of Whitford
La, took ,he stand today IN an effort 10
make out case against the Katy, the
Santa Fe and the Orient as to charges
on lumber shipments.
Anothtr case to be heard is that Of
the Dawson Produce company against
the Sania Fe as % the rates on pota-
foes from the Kaw valley country in
Kansas 10 Oklahoma points. The third
case IS the Blackwell Milling company
against the Santa re as p interstate
rates on mill products.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
MANY Are
INDICTED
GRAND JURY IN vERmILLlou
COUNTY CHARGE CITIZENS
WITH coRRUpT PRACTICES.

Danvi!le. Ill, Feb. i3 The grand
jury Saturday returned 4l6 true bills
and adjourned anHl this afternoon. A
la2se number OF subpoenas we're issued
retnrnable this week, when il Is be
licyed the real work Of sitting the
charge Of political corruption viii be
commenced.
Among the indictments returned
were bills against City Attorney Frank
w. Jones and Peter Sanichas. 4 Greek
merchant. who are charged with per
iury IL connection with their testimony
III the election inquiry Il was stated
thai several indictments were returned
against vote sellers, and at least one
against vote buyer, but the names
viii not be disclosed until the bench
Warrants are served. It is stated nm
auihofitiyels that the Indictment was
returned against q vote buyer in order
to secure a test case on points GOV
cred BY Judge Kimbroush's recent de.
clsion that such offenders are immune
from punishment because OF the un-
oonstiiulonality Of the section Of the
.cJly election act providing a penalty
for vote huying An Indictment con-
tanning 9i0 counts was returned
against Hardy II. Whitloek. former
county treasurer. who is supposed to
be m Detroit, charging him with EN-.
bezzlement and malfeasanee An order
was immediately ielegraphed % De-
troit FOR his arrest HIS bail was
fixed at $500.
An Indictment was also returned
aigainsi Harry L. Freeman, clerk OF
the probate couri, who was Whitlock's
chief clerk IN the treasurer's Office
charging him with an accessory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
FAVOR BIG
INCREASE
FOR VETS
Special By United Press.

Special by United Press.
Washington, D. G., Feb 1s-Ihe
sullaway pension bill was fayorably
reported BY the senate committee on
pensions this afternoon BY vote Of 8
to 3. The senators opposing the bill
were Chairman McCumber Of South
Dakota, Gore Of Oklahoma and Talli-
afero OF Florida.
The bin has already passed the
house. IL carries an addition Of the
pension rclls Of s45, 100000 year. An
amendmen adopted by the senate
committee reduces The amount to hc
paid to veterans from $se to $50 per
month.
In the event that the bill becomes a
law it VII swell the total annual PEN
sion bill Of the nation to over $780,
OOe, 900.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
OCTOCENARIAN
IS LAID TO REST

F'nieral services for Mr. George Nee
ley, who died Saturday afternoon were
held at 3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
at the family residence, Of South
Third street, Rev. S. r. Wilson con
Quoted The services which were simple
apd brief and the body was laid to rest
il the /. o. @. r. cemetery Messrs.
Morgan, Crib, Bright, w n. Smith.
Potter and Bond acted as pail bearers,
The deceased WAS eighty years Of
age and bad been in poor health fey
several months He had been a resi-
deut Oh dis city thirteen years. Ha Is
survived by four children, chas Nee
ley OF sedolia, Mo-, Mrs. r. N Murphy
Of Oklahoma city Mrs A. Horton anil
Miss Patu Neeley Of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
NARROW
ESCAPE
In FIRE
HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE WHILE oc-
cUPANTs sLEPT-BuRNED TO
THE GROUND.

A. S. Brantford, a negro, and his
wife, living al First and Missouri awe.
nue., hae narrow escape from crema-
iion when their house burned last
night
The entire structure was ablaze and
the walls nearly ready 10 collapse
when a neighhor discovered the fire
and save the alarm. Brantford and his
wife were hastily dragged FROM the
blazing building
IT was IL o'clock when tho alarm
was turned in TO the fire department
The fremen made a quick run but the
fire had made too much progress 70 bc
checked, An that the fire fighters
could do was 10 protect adjacent prop
erty.
The house was completely destroy
cd. It was a broom structure and was
insured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
Week Of Unsettled
Weather Coming

Washington, Feb. 13.-The pressure
distribution over the North American
continent and the adjacent oceans Is
such as to indicate that temperatures
win average considerably above the
normal in the region east Of the Rocky
mountains during the greater part Of
the week, according to the weather
bureau predictions. West Of the Rocky
mountains temperatures win average
near or below the normal.
The principal disturbance viii pre-
vail in the next several days west Of
the Rocky mountains, cross the mid
die west Wednesday or Thursday and
tie eastern states the latter part Of
the week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13

~ the most necessary FOR the pressr-
Walton OF the beauty of tho female sex
and il ] have anything to do with It
it shall not become lost art. 1t is
the one thing that keeps women ever
lasiingly Young and a coRffort to her
husband, who grows old all too
quickly through the bdsiness pressure
Of today
The alderman continued:
sTne rouge. the chamiois and the
powder putfs are absolutely necessary
essentials TO the happiness Of every
woman, and your wife is not an excep.
tion.
Mr.. Schneider was told to report to
the alderman each month and he was
also instructed TO cultivate taste for
the artistic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-13
Well Known Couple
United in Marriage

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. "a. y.
Connes three miles southeast OF this
city, was the scene Of happy wed.
ding yesterday when their daughter
Miss Bessie was married to Mr. James
White Of Amber. The ceremony WAS
performed al 1890 o'clock BY Judge
Moore and was witnessed BY mum
her Of friends and relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. White left Immediately after
vgrds for Oklahoma City where they
win srend a few days before going 70
their home at Amber
The bride Is d pretty and attractiv
young lady and favorite with hcl
many friends She IS niece Of Mr.
Frank Iaker NH. White is q we'
known farmer and stockman OF Am
Der.