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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Charles Adams Of Blanchard, is in
the city visiting friends
Printed Flazon isc. Edwards .
Moore Dry Goods Go. 2o-2
@. A. Ramey OF Ardmore is In the
city on business for few days.
wholesale price in order to close
out all sample room size rugs. Clay
comb G Anderson. ls-tf
Mrs. Charles Elliott. 1927 South 3rd
street. has returned from a short Wis
It in Purcell.
No old style garments Offered at
Edwards & Moore Dry Goods Co. 2O-2
Miss Vera Knowles is svending the
week in the country at the home Of
Mrs. John Cox.
The Packing House Depot has re-
moved to the Spinning building. north
east corner 4th and Kansas. 1873
r. X. Wootten and L. C. Hutson
spent yesterday in Oklahoma City on
business.
15c and 16c lawn 1Oc. Edwards &
Moore Dry Goods Co. 2O-2
Miss Brownie Bennifield left last
night for Little Rock. Ark. for few
days visit.
Get it at the owl drug store. l7tf
Willis Ozmun who has been spend
ing a few days in Oklahoma City, re-
turned home today,
s4.O0 gingham dresses nicely made
good style. 1868. Edwards & Moore.
2O-2
Tom Sweet of Anadarkois moving
his family to chickasha and will re-
side at 5i2 Illinois avenue.
Fresh northern carp and buffalo.
stones market. phone 282. 2O-st
J. M. Sharp has returned from a
short business trip to Oklahoma City.
where he sold car load OF fat hogs
-e~T
Free delivery from Owl drug store.
Phone 1875. 2-7-tf
We can not be undersold Why?
Because we get the money. Edwards
& Moore. 20-2
Mrs. Ralph Boaton Of Oklahoma
City. arrived Ia the city today for a
visit at the home Of Dr. and Mrs. S. H.
Bond
Meet me at the Owl soda fountain.
17-tf
All Of our summer dresses must go
at manufacturers cost. Edwards &
Moore Dry Goods Co. 2o-2
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Curlee will leave
in the morning for Shamrock. Texas.
where they will make their future
home
All room size sample rugs to close
at mill prices, floral and oriental.
Claycomb & Anderson 1S-tf
Mems sox, the for quarter kind.
but you may have for 2oc. Edwards
a Moore Dry Goods CO. 20-2
Mrs. L. J Wilson has returned to
her home at Lawton. after few days
visit with her daughter Mrs. J. Pix.
Ter, 3Os Idaho avenue.
The Packing House Depot has re-
moved to the Spinning building, north
east corner 4th and Kansas. l7-s
Mems suitsg Try us. we viii ask
you no profit. Edwards { Moore
Dry Good Co. 2O-2
Nelson Wilson who had his leg cut
off in a railroad accident at Enid sew
eral days ago came to chickasha yes
terday.
Money to loan on farm and city
property. No commission charged.
Garner 8 Campbell. rear chickasha
National bank 5-5dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Ask to see our two cylinder run
abouts. Edwards & Moore Dry Goods
Go. 20-2'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AnII.C. pin. Finder re-
turn to this office. l5-s
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
.HUSSER- ROBERTS WEGOInG

One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was solemnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Sisson at 31s
Rudd avenue on Saturday, May 20.
at 2 D. m, when Miss Emily Husser
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hus-
ser, of SanBernerdino, California, and
Mr.. e. A Roberts, of Salt Lake City,
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony.
The magic words were spoken by
Rev. Dr. STAFFORD. of the Baptist
church in the presence of few re-
latives and friends.
Miss Husser is the popular primary
teacher of Chandler, Colorado. and
possesses those rare graces of mind
and heart which fit her for a perfect
helpmate; ALWAYS kind and obliging
to everyone, she numbers her friends
by her acquaintances.
Mr., Roberts is a popular mining
man of Salt Lake and the son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Roberts. of Wilbur,
Colorado. and well worthy the bride
he has won.
The bride wore a beautiful white
lingerie dress. trimmed with valen-
clans lace edge and insertion and car
ried a beautiful bouquet of white Iris.
The groom wore the conventional
black
Mrs. Sisson's home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with the
many beautiful flowers now in season,
which lent their fragrance and beauty
to form the setting in which two low
ing hearts We're made to beat as one,
The many friends of this happy
young couple join the writer in wish
ing for them a long married life with
happiness, health and prosperity.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
PLEASED WITH ARRANGE
MENTSiFOR ROAD OPENING

W. W. Barnett % Denver. general
representative in that city for the
stoddard-D Dayton Automobile company
has written ID. f Gibson
under date OF the 18th inst the fol-
lowing letter commencing the very
excellent arrangements in connection
with the celebration here a week ago
formally opening to public travel the
new scenic highway to the top OF the
Royal Gorge. Mr. Barnett says:
Not knowing whether !, was yonr
Chamber OF Commerce. board Of trade.
automobile club. or Merchants asso-
citation that had charge OF the open
ing OF the Royal Gorge road. l am
writing you concernlrg same and ask
that you extend to whatever body or
association had charge of this my
thanks for the delightful day spen,
in Canon City and on the drive.
I have attended many races. hill
climbs and gatherings in which large
numbers OF automobiles we're handled.
hut never before found the arrange
msnts so perfect as at Canon City
The mInutest detail had been given
careful thought. courteous quarts
we're stationed at danger points along
the road to warn the drivers. water
was procnrabie for these tha, needed
1t at convenient points
The stationing OF guards at the foot
OF the long. steep hills with instruc-
tlons to only allow one machine at a
time on the hill. was an admirable
arrangement. and in my mind pre-
vented accidents and possibly loss OF
life.
The gentlemen on the Reception
committee. were most courteous and
were surely boosters in every sense
of the word for Canon City and good
roads" ~
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
PLANS SIEGE ON GOVERNOR
ON BEHALF OF ROAD BILL

The Arkansas. Rio Grande.. Gunni-
son and Grand River Highway asso-
citation through its president. Charles
r McIAln. has written a letter to
Newman G. Hall. a vice president Of
the Colorado Good Roads Conference
association. asking that he bring all
his influence to bear that Governor
Shafroth may be persuaded from veto
ing any bills for roads passed by the
last legislature. The bills mentioned
are the ones which come out of the
Internal Improvement fund.
McIain writes that SHOULD the gov
ernor refuse to sign any or all of the
rlad bills mentioned. il would defeat
The sIo.coo.ooo bond Issue for the
highway commission. would antagon-
izc every senator and representative
and produce chaotic condition OF
road affairs In the state MeI.ain an
nounoes in his letter that the Assocl-
ation expects 10 ask the governor to
delay action. that the utmost inhuen-
ees may be brought to bear favoring
the signing OF all the road measures.
By the end OF this week the proceed
lngs OF the firsi annual convention OF
the Colorado Good Roads conference.
held in Denver January Is and IA.
will be ready for circulation. Copies
will be sent TO the county commission
crs OF every county in Colorado and
also TO delegates who attended the
convention.--R Rocky Mountain News
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
Doesn't Like a Quarrel
From, E. W. HoUe's Monthly

II what write does not please you,
don't write to me, and point out where
in am wrong. Quit taking the maya
zine: that's the short. quick. effee-
tive way. have no time to quarrel:
If you have. you should be ashamed
of yourself Too many have the no.
ton that they must argue" all the
other people around TO their way Of
thinking. One subscriber wrote me:
Il expect to quarrel with you good
deal. I note that you desire to ex-
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
REV. JEfFeRS HERE IN IN
TeReST:OF S. S. CONVENTION

Rev. letters. pastor of the First
Congregational church at Pueblo.
was a visitor here on Sunday In the
interest OF the forthcoming eonven-
ton OF the Colorado State Sunday
School convention. to be held in Pue-
bio June Is. II and i5. The Pueblo
convention promises to be the iarg-
est ever held in this state and an ef-
fort is being made to secure an at
tendance OF between three and four
thousand delegates Several hundred
excunionists from all parts Of the
country cnroutc to the International
Sunday School convention at San
Francisco will stop at Pueblo and par
tcipate in the procssdinss OF the
state gathering. A special sxeursion
train will - run froa canea CITY "a
Pueblo for tAs oesss1pa-
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
COLORADO BOOSTED BY U. P.
IN 100000 PICTURE FOLDERS

Colorado for the Tourist. book
let issued by the Union Pacific Rail-
road COMPANY. is without question
one Of the hnest ever issued advertis-
ing a state. aud 100000 of them will
be distributed by the Union Pacific
all over the United States
1t is only a fraction of the amount
OF adyertisias that We expect TO do in
the Interest of Colorado. says II S.
Ruble. assistant general passenger
agent. in speaking Of the publication.
The booklet contains Illustrations
or mountains. peaks. towns, resorts.
and has a comprehensive description
OF Colorado as a summer resort Seen
cry in an sections OF the state is re-
produced. The booklet was written
by Denver man and was printed in
Denver. being the first Of the publiea-
tions issued by the Union Pacific pre-
pared wholly in Denver
Much credit for its publication is
due to II. S. Rubie. head of the pas
senger Department in Denver.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
DATES ANNOUNCED FOR
EnCAMPMENT OF 6. A. R.

Denver. May so.-The thirty-second
annual encampment OF the C. A. R.
will be held at Salida June 6. and S.
These days were named on Thursday
in general order No. ,, issued by Com
mander W. II. Mcdonald of the de-
partment Of Colorado and Wyoming.
Special railroad rates have been ar
ranged over the d. 6 r C. and the
Union Pacific. The headquarters
train will leave Denver over the Rio
Grande June at o'clock in the
morning, salida will be reached at
5 p,.- LIZ
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
DUTY
TO BE RE-
D()CED
House Dems. Want
Senate to Vote on
Bill at Once.
(By United Press,

Washington, May 2O.-The House
Ways and Means committee today de-
cided to reduce the duty on raw wool
from eleven TO five cents and on man
ufactured wool so per cent. At the
same time the house Democrats no.
tified the senate that unless the SEN
ate votes Immediately on the Free
List Bill and on the wool schedule re-
duction the house Democrats will re-
fuse to recess. but win keep congress
in session all summer.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
FLOWER SEEDS GOIKG FAST

Sometime ago The Record an
nounced that it had procured large
quantity of nasturtium and scarlet
runner seed which it intended giving
away So that the people might plant
them and thus add a great deal of
beauty to the city. filling in the IN
slightly places and seeding the hooks
end erannies so that the appearance
IF the city might be materially helped
by the beauty that might arise from
the use Of the seeds.
The first announcement was an
swered by a large number of people
and each subsequent announcement
brought an additional crowd and as
result good share OF the seeds
have already been planted and per-
haps by now some of them are show
ing little green leaves to the sun
1t was plainly manifest from the
number who asked for seeds that
there is an unusual desire among the
people in this portion of the Arkansas
valley TO do away with the eyesores
and the unsightly places and substi-
tuts beauty for them. 1t displayed
the fact that there is great deal of
civic pride in the bosoms OF Canonites.
These seeds are given away abso-
lutely free. The Record still has 4
large supply on hand that can be had
for the asking. Each person who
calls at the once may receive a good
sized package Of each variety and sv-'
cry one is absolutely welcome to them.
II children are sent the coupon which
can be found in the paper should Be
flled out and brought to the ONCE
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
EAST CANON =
NEWS NOTES

Some of the young people OF East
Canon enjoyed a hayrack ride this
week. Moonlight music and fun made
it most enjoyable.
x-%-se
The pleasant home of Mrs. Csrpen-
ter on East Main street was the last
meeting place OF the Embroidery club.
The hostess served delicious refresh
ments, adding more pleasure to an
already delightful afternoon.
The Third Division OF the Ladies' Aid
of the First Presbyterian church met
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Williams on
Ninth street Dainty refreshments
we're served by the hostess who was
assisted by Mrs. Biddall. Mrs. Farrer.
and Mrs. Likens were guests. Mrs.
Farmer favored the Aid with a short
but interesting talk. This closed the
meeting till September,
@-%@
Mrs Hinkle who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. stefey. has returned
to her home in Portland In two
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle will leave
for California to make their home.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

press your candid opinions So do
1; therefore. 1 shall write and criti-
else what you write"
/ returned the mans dollar l am
always glad to hear from agreeable
people. and do not expect my mail
will be large. but shall not attempt
to settle any of the great questions
by mail. 1t is easy for two people
20 biackguard each other: they can
easily succeed in making each ether
feel uncomfortable. But what's the
use.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
CANON CITY FAVOR
ABLY MENTIONED

In an attractive little booklet en-
titled, Colorado For the Tourist"
Just issued by the passenger depart
ment of the Union Pacific Railroad
company for distribution in the east
ern states. complimentary mention is
made of Canon City and its scenic
drives. This is the first time this
portion OF the Arkansas valley has
ever been referred to In advertising
matter OF the Union Pacific company.
and. rs IL was purely voluntary. II is
the moro deeply appreciated.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
FURNISH POINTERS TO
CANON CITY MEN
Denver Republican,

To give the Canon City boosters
information which may prove of val
ne to them in their recently inauEur-
ated campaign to attract tourists TO
that city. Assistant General Passeng-
er Agent Robert s. I,ubie of the Union
Pacific railroad. Samuel Dutton of the
Albany hotel and Rev. +. f. Higicy.
of Grace Methodist church will speak
at banquet of the Canon City Com
merciai association Monday night
Canon City has many natural ad-
vantages which make 1t an ideal place
for tourists to visit. its High Line
drive. the Royal Gorge road. recently
opened. and the beautiful scenery
near at hand being unsurpassed in the
state.
Mr.. Ruble will speak upon What
the Railroads Have Done for Colo
rado:" Mr.. Dutton will speak upon
the subject. ITO BE an American. See
America. Build Good Roads and Give
Them Publicity" and Mr.. Hlgiey will.
in general way. compare the scenic
attractions near Canon City to the
natural beauties OF Switzerland.
All three speakers will sivs point
era which the Canon City men will
consider In planning their campaign.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

Golfers Weekly OF May Goth, con-
tains full page picture of one of W.
Babberser's famous photographs
showing the Royal Gorge from the top
It In one OF the finest Illustrations OF
the kind ever published by an east
ern Journal and cannot fail to arouse
a good deal of inquiry In relation to
the scenery OF this portion OF colora-
do. The picture was sent to Collier's
by Enos Mills of Estes park. Who 10
expected to have m illustrated Ar
ticis on the recently opened Royal
Gorge road and the Canon City aowsr
carnival In that publication vstAis
The ssxt fsv vsshs.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
COX ISFREE
PERJURY
CHARGE
Judge VIM. Dickson
Quashes the In
dictment.
CBy United PressD

Cincinnati. May 2o.-Judge William
Dickson today quashed the indictment
charging Geo. B. Cox with perjury.
When Dickson was assigned TO try the
case Prosecutor Hunt filed an affidsvit
OF prejudice and bias against Dick
son, declaring that Cox himself. had
put Dickson on the bench.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

A woman with half dorsn child
rsn doesnt lie whom ahs tells how
sssiiy she y Avuhsnsd. but there b
= suspsaiea tAat ether people DO.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
GEMS FROM {. W.
HOWE'S MONTHLY

whiskey seems to pickle and pre-
serve one man in a hundred: but It
rots the other ninety-nine.
Some people are so conceited and
greedy that Good Luck can't possibly
meet their expectations.
Nothing makes n man feel moro un-
comfortable than to be unjust to a
friend.
mover thought much OF "a good
mixer; n good. steady man can starve
a good mixer to death in two or three
years.
IL this publication falls to meet
with favor. | shall not say it Is in Ad-
vnnce OF the Times: am SO tired
of that statement that shall prefer
to admit that failure is due to the fact
that tho magazine needs another
proprietor.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
|. .MADERO
TELLS OF
TROUBLE
Says Mexican Cow
eminent Similar
to u. S.
n
tBy United Press.)

lBy United Press.)
nsrez. May 2s.-That he would
neslr allow himself TO be converted
like Porfirio Diaz. from patriotic
and successful revolutionist into
national tyrant. was the declaration
mAie Saturday by Francisco L Ma
dero. in an exclusive signed statement
10 the United Press. On the eve OF
his deparTre to Mexico City to con-
ciude peace negotiations. Madero.
granted a representative of the United
Press an audience in the white
house" here. He wrote out and sign
cd the following s.3tement:
Copyright. 1911 by the United Press)
am sure that We will not commit
the faults OF President Dlaz. because
all those that belong TO our revoiu-
ton are guided by sentiments of high
Iy patriotism and not by personal in
tersst- Furthermore. the people of
Mexico will not again endure tyrant.
Having suffered for thirty years the
dire consequences of being deprived
otihe privilege of executing their po-
ii,icai rights. the Mexican people Will
not again permit themselves 10 be
bercft OF these rights,
The question you ask me can best
BE- answered by public opinion than
by me. because our honor and pat
riotism can better be testified TO by
others than by ourselves. II Is not J.
but the Mexican people who can best
answer your question whether. hav-
ing gained power. I am likely to con
vert myself inie iyrant as General
Dlaz has done
You ask; ''will the Mexican people
b,Sable 70 conduct government sim
liar TO the American government The
constitution OF the Mexican govern
ment'i very similar to the constitu-
ton OF the United States but the Mex
ican people are not so accustomed to
Democratic practices The leaders in
the new governments being true rep
resentatives of the people at heart. I
do not doub, that We shall soon be
able to solve all difficulties and that
the people will soon be able to con-
due, theirAsn government
do not expect any dIfnculty in
dealing with any church party which
may arise When I formed my poll
teal platform, | took care not to touch
on any point which might be connect
cd with religious questions. have
thought that the necessities. In this
crisis, we're TO regain liberty. to re-
gain the rights of citizens and to es-
=. tablish democratic practices. After
these matters have been settled. the
representatives of the people will
reSch the necessary conclusions re-
sarding religious and other questions
Upon ali questions. we shall limit our
ssives to carrying out the will OF the
ppple.
The sympathy which the United
States has demonstrated towards our
revolution has aided Us greatly and
ufli create in Mexico sentiment OF
amity which will bring moro closely
together the people and governments
Of NwiA and tho United States.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

1t is cinch that this girl didn't get that without seeing
nd lots OF other before she finally decided that
this big and creation became her beauty
Yet there who buy other things without
having chance inspect the goods beforehand They order from
catalogue Instead shopping they sheet of and
They frequently bunkoes instead of bargains
from the mail order
If what buying before needn't
bunkoed
The goods is your home and
a look
mo trouble q show goods madam"
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

II Ia remarkable how poor some
people arc when tho assessor calls
and how wealthy they are whom .
daughter lsnds = man aad an sxpsn-
sivs wedding 10 On the program.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

tJ5hn Anderson, OF Natico. Pennsyi-
vania. and his niece. Miss Leah Enke.
ofthe same place. are expected to ar
rive tonight or tomorrow. for visit
With Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Nesbit and
family. Mr.. Anderson 10 Mrs. Nesbit's
fethsr. II II anticipated that they
viii remain In Canon City for several
vssts.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

For rsat, ptsae 10 snod ooatitics.
nrs. lessiss, sis NessA rAirt. sss-t
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

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Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-07-18
THE TOWN oE YoRKvILLE.

Yorkville Is 10000 town with less
than $500 people.
That is not a paradox. 1t Is q rea-
sonable proposition. There are lots Of
towns even in South Carolina that
have 10000 people, and which have
not progressed as far as has Yorkville
in moral character, in municipal COM
forts, in humanizing influences, in all
the higher aspirations that make life
worth while.
There Is no desire to reflect on 9TH
er towns. There Is no desire to claim
that Yorkville Is perfect, or finished
It is admitted that while this .own Is
ahead of many towns, 1t still affords
as much opportunity to do things.
There Is as much opportunity for
progress as there has ever been. There
are mistakes to be corrected, there are
things to be unlearned, as well as
learned. There Is opportunity and
range for all that can be offered by
outsiders, and there are few outsiders
who will not find themselves able to
get from the town about as much as
they are able to give It.
There Is lot Of business done In
Yorkville in proportion to size and
population. There are few towns with
In q radius Of so or 100 miles that do
more business per capita. A careful
compilation of comparative figures
would prove this statement in an as
tonishing manner. This Is because Of
the splendid territory by which York.
VILE Is surrounded, and the lesson Of 1t
Is that there are splendid opportuni-
ties here for people who have the abil-
ity to take advantage of opportunities.
Real estate values are not high In
Yorkville. They are not nearly so high
as in many surrounding towns that
have fewer public improvements, and
that offer fewer attractions to energetic,
intelligent efforts. AS a matter Of
fact real estate Is cheap. This Is prin-
cipally because there has never been
any determined, concerted effort to ex-
plot its value. II such an effort should
be made, and should be based upon
statistics of the percentage OF families
that own their own homes and that
make independent livings from various
sources 1t would begin to attract at
tention at once.
There is much room for Yorkville
to grow. 1t has not grown heretofore
for the reason that the people have
never tried to make 1t grow; but II the
people of Yorkville ever see proper to
turn their attention to the matter of
making the town grow, the result will
be something astonishing. 1t is fact,
generally understood in the community
and generally conceded by the neigh
bors who know that when Yorkville
really tries to do anything she gener-
ally does 1t just about as well as any
body else, and oftentimes little bet
ter.