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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
SHOOTS OFFICER
TO AVOID ARREST
Alleged Blind Tiger" at Large,
and Military Company Ordered
:. to Assist in Capture.
Especial to The Timos-Dispotch. ]

Raleigh. N. c., May 26.-A request
came to State Guard headquarters
here this evening for the military
company at Dunn to be ordered out
to help surround and capture John
Aiken. who conducted a blind tiger"
who had probably fatally shot Deputy
Sheriff Thaddie 'Jernigan, of Harnett.
when the latter sought him out to
serve a capias for failure to appear at
court and show. under terms Of a sus-
pension of Judgment. that he was con-
tinuing his good behavior. Aiken
used an automatic gun. and success
fully de1ed arrest with It, declaring
his purpose to shoot any and all com
ers. He was heading for swamp
about a mile from Dunn when the
request for tho militia came.
Adjutant-Ge General Leinster directed
that the sheriff order out the Dunn
company. IL he deemed 1t advisable,
and the authorities were urged. from
the Governors Office. to use every pre-
caution to prevent iynchng in the
event the fugitive was captured Adj
Vices late tonight from Dunn are that
Deputy Jernigan is barely alive, and
that Aiken is still at large.
Stute Bonds Sold.
c. G. Mcdonald. bond broker OF
Raleigh, and A. b. Leach, banker. of
New York. secured the entire issue
OF 100000 State bonds, per cent.
forty years. sold for the erection Of
the $2bo.o0o state administration build
ing and the proposed $4,000 State
School for the Feeble Minded. They
made a Joint bid OF $310,iz+ for the
issue. The bids were opened at noon
by State Treasurer Lacy. and 1t was
found that there were bids in for
s3s7.1o0 OF the bonds at and above
par. Especially. notable among the
bidders who failed to secure any al
lotment OF the bonds were Colonel A
B. Andrews for $4,000; Charles w.
Horne. Clayton. $4,000; J. D. MoIver.
Sanford, $4,000; Q. a. Raysor. Ashe-
Vile. $500: First National Bank OF
Asheboro. $4,000. The bonds are to
bear date of July 1. 1911.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
ADDRESS BY DIR. poATwnIGHT.
Feature of FinnI Exercises at Chatham
Training School.
Especial to The Times Disratch.l


Chatham. Va. May 24.-The final ex-
crcises Of the Cha than Training School
we're held in the Opera House Tues
day night President Boatwright,' Of
the evening, and his address was ono
OF much force, along the line of the
great and crying need of education
The modal for best average on ar
studies during the term was awarde {,
TO John Keeling. who also won IN,
Richmond College, scholarship. The
graduates were John Keeling, Samuel
Kent. Archer overbey. James Paschai
lrby, Frank Sours and Frank Norman.
FOLLOWING the awarding of diplomas
Rev. r. Sanford, president OF tho
which had been accepted by the board
at tho annual meeting on Tuesday. Rev.
e. j.. Pool. of the board OF trustees,
meeting had elected Rev. Mar. Sanford
to succeed Headmaster Warren with
complete authority. at the Same time
stating that Professors Hill and Ry-
be with the school next session.
The cornerstone OF "Dabney Hail.
the new south dormitory OF the Chath .
enl Episcopal Institute was laid with
Impressive ceremonies at high noon
Wednesday by the Masons of Pittsylva-
MIA Lodge. No. "a. a.. F. & A. NJ. of this
Piace. Special prayer was offered BY
board of trustees OF the institute, and
resolutions adopted by the board OF
trustees defeating the building "a
Rev. tChswell Dabney. were read By
Rev. Cleveland Hall, of Danyllle, mem
Der of the board. Mr.. Dabney has been
secretary of the institute since its
foundation. and has labored both In
and out of season for Its success. The
building will be ready for use dur
Ing the coming session, which opens
in December. r -
Corporation Commissioner Rhen Wis.
lied Chatham Wednesday TO look into
the passenger accommoda lions al the
Southern depot here. He was shown
about the premises, and Just before de
parting stated to the ctizers that IL
the Southern did not give definite
answer as to changing the main track
here within a reasonable time tina
new depot must be erected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26

cd. 1t is understood and all proceed :.
ings to hold the directors personally
responsible will be conducted undor
that petition. f3
The court Will enJoin and restrain
all persons or corporations from suing
the directors In any OF the courts In
this State by bill. or otherwise Tha
court, as stated. did not pass on the
demurrer, and stays proceedings and
allegations and petition on the ground
that thoy are not specific enough to
hold the directors liable
All suits against the directors viii
have to come after the Kemper petit,
tion is amended.
Attorneys s. P. Whitehead. OF Nell
son county. and s. G. Brent represent
ed the petitioners. and F.. L. Smith
and G. L. Booth the directors. IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
kENPER PETITION
/. WILL Be AMENDED
Suits Against Alexandria Bank
Directors May Then Be
Filed.
ESPECIAL to Tha Times.p

Especial to The Times Dispatch
alexandria, Va, May 2a.--All suits
pending against the directors OF the
defunct yirginia Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation Will have TO be
iiled after the petition of c. NJ. Kemper
is amended, according TO ruling OF
Judge l.. e. Barley, in the Corpora ton
Court this afternoon, after arguments
had been heard In the case OF S. r.
Donahoe. State Auditor w. Fl.
Rroughton and others on a petition
seeking to hold tho directors respon-
sible for the deficit In tho assets OF
that corporation. Tho court announced
II would Stay further proceedings In
the Donaloe, Broughton and Hutchin-
son petitions. and It sustained the de.
mnrrer In tho Kemper petition. with
leave to amend. :5
The Kemper petition Will be amend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
KILLS Wife, Then
. COMMITS SUICIDE
Domestic Troubles Cause Of Dou-
bic Tragedy Near Har-
risonburg.
Especial to Tho rimes-Dlspatcb.1

/ I 5-DISpUlCD.I -----
Harrlsonburg. Va. May 2o.-To-
night. in the Briery Branch section.
ton miles west OF Harrigonburg, Q. P.
Fairchild. farmer, fifty years old.
fired bullet into the brain OF his wife
and then shot himself through the
head. Both died Instantly. Domestic
troubles are at tho bottom of the az
fair. They have been In court for the
past year In Mrs. Fairohild's suit for
altmony. To-day the matter was COM
promised, and when Fairchild went to
his wife to talk over matters the dou-
BILE tragedy occurred.
Two of their children we're in the
house, and at the time ono of the boys
ran quarter of mile to the nearest
storo, spreading the story OF the deed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
REQUEST TO HOSPITAL
IN FREDERICKSBURG
Jnmen III. Downman's Will Admitted to
II Probnte-ColIege commencement
No BcHink.
tSncctal 10 The Times-DIspatch. /

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-l
fredericksburg, Va. May 26.-By the
admitted TO probate here. all his prop
erty IS left to his mother for her life.
After making certain beouests 10 each
of his nieces and nephews, he leaves
$500 to ST. Georges Church. $500 to
the Wallace Library, $500 to the Geo
A Mills Mission. all OF this city. and
800 to BIO divided among certain
two sisters are made residuary
M w. a Jones. candidate for the United
States Senate against Senator Thomas
3potsylvania county at the June term
of court Monday, June S. A large
crowd Is expected to hear him.
The Democratic candidates Of Spot
fredericksburg have agreed to hold q
primary TO nominate candidate for
the House of Delegates on Tuesday.
august l. 1911. candidates to fle no
man Of the respective committees not
later than June /. Each candidate
will be assessed $50 for primary ex-
penses.
College commenced tonight with the
college orchestra at the college hall.
Friday night, graduates recital; Sat
urday night. celebration OF the literary
Soctetleb VIII tehe place. Inc tpdCcd-
laureate sermon VIII be preached Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
Church at IL o'clock by Rev. r. B.
Eggleston. pastor OF the Third Prosby-
terrain Church of Richmond. On Mon
day night. the pupils recital will be
held, and Tuesday night an address
before the literary societies By Con-
grcssman William a. Jones. will be
made. Wednesday night will conclude
the commencement exercises. with the
delivery of the diplomas, announcing
of Scholarships and presentation of
medals. etc. .i
A large crowd Of Philadelphians
will arrive here Friday night and
spend Saturday and Sunday visiting
battleields at Fredericksburg and in
Spotsyivenia county. They will spend
Saturday night on the field at
Charlottesville, return to this city
Sunday night and leave for Philadel-
phia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
Rain nt BnwIinr Circen.

tSpecI II to The Times Dispatch.]
Bowling Green. Va. May 25.-The
long dry spell has been broken here
by copious rains. which have fallen
within a radius of ten miles OF this
place. enabling the farmers to set
toba Geo plants, which We're getting
large. Planting OF corn Is backward,
and great deal OF land has yet to
be plowed. The hay crop Is failure,
and not q fourth OF a crop VIII be
made. In other parts OF the county
there has been no rain for more than
three weeks. and unless it comes soon
the tobacco crop VIII be cut short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
New "skyscrnper" for charlotte.

ISDecinI 10 The Times- Dispn tch. y
Charlotte. n. G.. May 25.-rhe con-
tract for Charlotte's second "skyscrnp-
err a twelve story building. to be
erected by the Commercial National
Bank, was let to-day to q New York
firm tho consideration being s25, 200.
This is for the bare building. and
does not include plumbing. elevator
and iiNtures. The building when
complete. will cost 100000. The con-
tract calls for the completion Of the
building in seven months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
MISSING SINCE APRn p.
Negro Confe..es to Attack on Chicago
Travelling Nun.
Especial to The Times Dtspa tch.I

Especial 70 The IInles- DlBpH tcIl.J NJ.
Blueheld. w. Va, May 25.-Accord-
ing to a confession made to-day by
James Peery. negro porter employed
in a barber shop here, @. w Simpson.
travelling man, who worked for a
Chicago piano company. was held up.
robbed and beat over the head with a
rock on April ~.
Simpson has been missing since that
date. and his firm sent two men here
to locate him, which resulted In the
arrest OF two negroes Simpson, 1t is
claimed. was promenadlng with a wo-
man in the east end OF town when four
negroes accosted him. When the at
tack was made the woman ran away
and failed to notify the police until
to-day. fearing. 1T Is claimed. she would
be implicated. Peery claims he did not
kill Simpson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
HEAVY VOTE IN PRIMARIES.
Results In suffolk City md Nnnsemond
md Ialn of Wight Counties. Nh.
rsnsciall 10 The Times. spa tell, \.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl .#
Suffolk. Va. May 25.-With u heavy
vote and long tickets, the returns to-
city. Robert w. Withers won for Com
monwealth's Attorney. over former
Mayor Bradford <Ilby, s6S to 27a.
William t. Rrinkley won for city ser
Seant, over Hurricane Branch and
Hardy Holland. Jr.
In Nansemond county. c. r. F'ulgham
Won in q three -cornered race for
Treasurer; Colonel Ri Brewer. Jr.,
Is nominated for Assembly delegate,
and George f. Bunting won FOR clerk.
Treasurer in Isle of Wight county;
W. \. Edwards. for sheriff and j. r.
Jordan. for House of Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
ALARM1NG TO FARMERS.
Drought I. Causing Serious Damage In
Fnrmville Section.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l III
Farmville. Va. May 26.-The con-
tinued drought Is becoming alarming
10 the farmers and gardeners of this
section: Tobacco growers adjacent to
Farmville have been unable to stick a
plant, owing TO lack of a season.
There have been showers ton miles
to the north and south OF Farmvllle
sufficient to allow some tobacco plant
ing, but no rain Nof consequence has
fallen here for Il month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
FINAL COURT BRILLIANT.

II Marks End of Series for Year in
London. aG i5;s
London, England, May 25.-Anothet
brilliant court was held this evening.
marking tho end OF the series for this
Year In London. Mrs. Reid. wife of
Mrs. Post Wheeler, wife OF the score
tary Of the American embassy at st.
Petersburg; Mrs. j. Nicholas Brown,
or New York: Mrs. James T. Hnrahan,
wife of the ex-president Of the Illinois
Central Railroad. and Miss Julia Cha
PIN. daughter OF 8. W. Chaplin. and
Miss Blanche Barron, American resi-
dents OF London. }t li'Ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
Unknown schooner rIonts.

" Especial 20 The Times Dispatch1
known large schooner stranded off tho
Hatteras coast yesterday was reported
by the Diamond Shoals lightship to-
day to have hoated and proceeded
south
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
aIassanntten Aeademy wins.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb !

ISptcldI 20 TIC meS-DIspatch. ~
Woodstock, Va, May 25.-Ma ssanut-
ten academy defeated Shenandoah
COLLEGIATE Academy of Winchester here
to-day in a no-hit game, nv IL to O.
No one reached first base for S. C.. A.
except in the sixth, then on errors.
Batteries: Bentley and Haslett; Ben
ton and Harlow 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
PRIMARY N SOUTHAMPTON.
:. Frank Story Nominated for Com
monwenlth's Attorney.

Franklin. Va. May 25.-The primary
in Southampton county passed Oft
quietly. with full vote to day. p.
Frank Story won for Commemorative
Attorney, by a majority OF 1876 over
r E, L. Watkins, l. j. Balm. for
the House of Delegates, was named
by plurality OF 50, over r. II. Powell,
Guy T. Horner and W. II. Stroud
For Commissioner OF Revenue. Dis
trict No. 2. S. B. Drewry won by plu :
rality OF over over J. r. Dickens, E
r, Bryant. ]. c. Griffin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
CASES CONTINUED
UNTIL JUNE TERM
Grand jury Probably Will Again
Consider Bank
Affairs.
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MARROW ESCAPE IN RUNAWAY
Petersburg Medical Faculty
Meets Visitors From
Pennsylvania.
MARROW ESCAPE IN RUNAWAY
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
lG9 North Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va, May 26.

Judge j. r. West. OF the Third Ju-
dlcial Circuit. presided ut the session
Of the Corporation Court day. Judge
Mullen being still detained in Roa-
noke. Very little business WIGS done.
Ihc grand Jurors were sworn In, with
T. S. Beckwith as foreman, and were
charged by the court as to their pow
ers and duties. -Four indictments wcre
returned by tho grand jury. all against
negroes for burglary. maiming.
breaking. etc
Tho trials of all cases on tho Com
monwealth's docket were continued
over until June /. to which day also,
at tho request OF the Commemorative
Attorney. the grand jury was ad-
journed. tits expected that when the
grand jury meets again It will be
asked to further consider the affairs
Of tho Appomattox Trust Company,
with the view Of returning new In,
dictments. AS to this report the Com
monwealths Attorney Is not prepared
to give out any definite information.
Death In Dlnyviddie.
Jamcg g. Ragsdale. an elderly and
we'll known citizen OF Dinwiddie. died
on Saturday ut his home near De-
witt after long illness. He was
ono years old and ia survived by three
brothers.
Narrow Ercnpe In Runway.
To-day while George Bcasley, Hor-
AGO Thompson and Andrew Williams,
all employees in the Citys Water De-
partmtnt, were driving around look
Ing after the water meters, an accident
befcil them which narrowly missed
proving serious. In making sharp
turn on Gill Street. the wagon in
which they were seated was upset,
causing the horse TO run away. drag
glng tho hiclc with him. Beasley
and Williams wore thrown out and
escaped With few bruises Thomp-
son was In tho wagon and dragged.
Tho horse was fortunately stopped
before running far. and Mr.. Thompson
was relieved from his perIlous situn-
ton before bong seriously hurt He
WAC bruised and skinned about the
body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus: Columbus. 3; Kansas
At Louisville: louisville. 3; NiiIwau-
kee, z.
At indianapolis: indianapolis. 8; Min
neapolis. 2. al
At Toledo: Toledo. II; st. Paul, 70.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
D: Second Lieutenant W. g. Tucker,
Company D.

= : m
The United States Army officers are.
Major b. L. Lacey, First Infantry; Cap
tain y. +. Prescott, Fifth Infantry;
Captain W. NJ. Luhn. Tenth Cavalry;
Captain C. A. Trott. Fifth Infantry;
Captain j. X. Particle. Fifth Infantry;
Lieutenent v. NJ. Gilmore. Fifth Infan-
try: Lieutenant Robert Knox. Twenty
fourth Infantry; Lieutenant Charles r.
Mayo, Tenth Cavalry; Lieutenant G. C.
Marshall. Jr.. Twenty fourth Infantry.
General w. w. Sale and Mrs. Sale
and General and Mrs. Evans will ar
rive tomorrow. Mrs. Parker. wife {of
the chaplain OF the Fourth Infantry.
Is with Mr. Parker III Ilr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26

q native OF the West Indies. VINO VIII
also go TO Africa as missionary. The
attendance OF students this year than
ever before.
PersonnI and Otherwisc-
Mrs. Andrew J. Caldwell. of New
York City. has announced the engage
rnent OF her daughter. Margaret
Shafter. to Samuel Page Recs. former
Petersburger, now residing In that
city. air. Rees was for long time an
employe Of tho Health Department
here. and only removed TO New York
8 few months ago.
Tho Southside Virginia Medical As
gociation will meet in eemf annual ses-
sion In thls city on Juno ID. The
Petersburg medical faculty met last
night and made arrangements for the
reception and entertainment OF the
visitors. Many papers of interest arc
to BIO read before the association.
Dr. William Meade Stith, OF this
city. IS attending tho meeting Of the
Mussech usetts Dental Association.
The board OF missions of the Vir-
ginia Conference at It's meeting here
yesterday afternoon, made appropria-
tions for the charges OF the various
districts.
Insurance agent OF this city. and Miss
Martha Eula Hollywood left for Wash
ington this morning where they We're
married.
captain Robert Gillian. Jr., OF the
Petersburg Grnys, left last night for
Texas to be with the manoeuvring
army.
Charlotte Lee Allen. colored girl.
eleven years old. whose home is with
her aunt on Wilcox Street. has
rnysteriously disappeared. .,he left her
homo apparently TO go to school yes
terday morning. and has not Hince
been heard from. The girl took all
OF her clothing with her
Visit of Veterans.
Major Isaac 3. Brown, the president,
and Colonel Milton a Embrick. tho
secretary, OF the Pennsylvania Battle
field Commission. both very well
known here. arrived in the city last
evening. on business connected with
the splendid monument at Fort Ma
hone. erected by tho State OF Penn
sylvania In memory OF the soldiers
of that State who fell before Peters
burg. This monument and It's sur
roundings, by arrangement with the
commission. are cared for and kept in
good condition by the Ladies Memorial
Association of Petersburg, and Major
Brown and Colonel Embricls are greatly
pleased with the condition in which
they arc kept The interest on q
$1,000 bond OF tho city OF Petersburg
is donated TO this purpose. The mem
bers OF the commission say that il is
contemplated to secure more ground
around tho monument and to improve
and beautify the spot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
"A Full Measure Of
Satisfaction and a
Saving on Every Dollar.

California Table Peaches.'2 cans 95c
Bet Asmerican Graduated Sugar,
per pound sc
Hamilton Roasted Coffee, lib.
papers. ........ .<.... {Sc
Finest Sweet Potatoes, large cans &c
Good Canned Salmon. can .I1c
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen. .....l9c
Small Best Hams, lib. lie
81 bottles Duify'S Malt Whiskey SIC
Good Salt Pork, Id. ....... Sc
New Clipped Herrines, dozen. re
SI.00 bottle Old FuIchcr Whiskey 75c
New Full Cream Cheese ID. lSc
Good Creamery Butter, per H. .... pc
bars i.enox Soap for. 25c
Chef Brand Fish Roe, in bib. cans. lie
Silver King Best Patent Family
Flour. 30c bag; or, per barrel s4.65I
Finest Breakfast Bacon, lb. .l7c
Pure Italian Olive Oil. hottie LOG
Smoked Country fowls i. .... DC
Smoked California Hams, ID. I2c
Pure Leaf Lard, H.. ,......... .l2c
Good Carolina Rice, H.. SC
New Va. Comb Honey, pkg. lac
Palmetto Condensed Milk .s....... SC
Lenox Soap, bars .......... 25c
z lbs. Best Lump Starch 25cI
Good Lard, per h. ~. Toe
Va. Pride Coffee, Ill.,. zoe
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen .18c
Best Hand Picked Beans, quart. &c
Whole Grain Rice, per h.. ... .... &c
Large Irish Potatoes, 25c peck; per
Gold Medal or Pilisbury Best Flour.
39c bag; per barrel ......... .$6.15
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26
,Iiss,onnr,c. 70 Africo.

Among the students OF the Bishop
Payne Divinity School in this city.
who Will DO ordained Mt tho school
finals on June 4. is a genuine African.
OF the name OF Sabo, who has been
studying In this country for some
years. and who Will go back as a
Dark Continent He has been studious
at school. has a bright mind and his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-26

instructors expect that he Will ao-
complish much in the mission field.
Another student to be ordained fs
a native OF the West Indies. who Will
also go TO Africa as a missionary. The
Payne Divinity School has larger
attendance OF students this year than
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-12
RIDDLE TAKES ISSUE WITH
HERNDoN.

'dit0r OF Daily Express
IN Friday mornings issue OF the
ournal I note with some interest a
stter in the nature Of an official opin.
N from our assistant county attor.
ey. in answer to an open letter OF
IT. Hanna. relative to county bond
ssue for road and bridge improve
rents. and he invites public discus
ion Of the issue by private citizens,
is takes the position that under the
oad law cg 1911. chapter f24 that
here is no authority to issue bonds By
ne county to build roads. and holds
hat this can only be done BY the
arious ownships
Technically he IS perhaps correct.
he law quoted By him provides that
0ad improvement districts may be
reated to contain not less than eight
en- tls) square miles but there is
0 limit 10 the extent Of the district
Tithin the county. hence a district
lay be created to contain the whole
ounty. The people or tax payers
Tithin the county IN reality constitute
he county BY filing a petition con
aiming the requisite number OF rot
RS names within the county. q road
improvement district may be created
mder the law containing the whole
ounty. The bonds are voted By the
eople IN this district. and likewise
" the voters through out the county
nd therefore is in reality a bond is
ue by the county
I am Constrained to believe that the
sssistant county attorney win agree
Tith me in this conclusion. As for
ayself would ike to see a bond is
ue for additional bridges 4 needed
nd in any event would be glad to
ee a bond issue By a district to be
ormed Including the whole county
nd al taxpayers therein. for the pur-
,ose Of 5ailding better roads for DO
ne viii deny but that thev are badly
ieeded in order that We may have the
iirect benefit OF using the same with
2 the next p years and IN addition
this benefit the rs ssis VIII enhance
be value Of property generally. and
viil be the means Of bringing extra
apital enough within the county to
pors than pay the bonds
Respectfully.
+. RIDDLE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-12
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Corner q kansas Ave. and Seventh
uee-
: a. n lev mass.
a. m parochial mass and sermon
8 ?. n Razary and benedicuon.
On week lays mass az a. m
URBAN De HAsQUE. d. D..
Rector.