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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

houfer grep. Co., 40 s5ub an Central
ap. nGns gropihenes GtroBe. 5000.
gsn Jslleff an 5ront Jslsff. qpts
20 uno q in gbas. M. Gttsle's llns
tera6tbsilung, College 5i1. 81.
Settle g. 6otpben an gorneIja u2.
5tmpIetpn. IA CUB on Der 8. Str1bs,
nabe 5reemon. 81.
6sntn ginser an Nm. g. WiITor,
Cot % in Smitb & DbaIsns Inter
dbtbeiIuns. ST.
Sttilis 6resnIees on sSobn 9.
S6rotosr, so 5ub an 6atmatsr Ctr.
81.
5Ohn Q. Sdroebtr an ANNA Ru.ls
Ter. 15 CUB an 6atmatsr Gtrube. 81.
2ueitle 20. Knapp an Geo. o.
Sibert. 33s Syub bon Got so in G. T.
9osers 3. liutsrabtbilung, SDanbos.
81.
Sohn ]. 9itta.n an 1oIter g..
Ri6orbs. 45 Cub an Rrrrilon ap.,
MooifoHpiEls. 81.
Sohn q. CUNT, Gret., an Geo.
Shulie, bns gigsnthum go. 1883
uHb 1885 MOunb StraBs. 81
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- 8er II Sabre alte 2eron 5crs
bing, pon Ro. 948 Clinton 5trabs,
fpurbs gsitsrn abenb bsim Rpnihubs
Iaufsn an Der Ode nsr z. unn plum
Sirabe pon bein automobil bes
groters 9heonor W. 6drI6 nisberaes
raHnt. Der 9srungIiidis, ipsIner Ell
nsu Siiftsnbruh erIitttn bate, purn.
bon Ssrrn 5arl6 in BEN autpmobil
mad BEN itdntiihen 6pipitdE esbroht.
auasH3eugsn oes llHidus srtIGren,
baB 6err 5nrid SUR 3tit fsbr lang.
fam fubr nnn Die porasihriebenen
MarnungsIignaie sob, ip.Ias iebo5
pon oem 9nabsr niGt bsahtet tpurosn.
5arbina ion ouf feinsn Ronf6uben
birett Dor bns automOeiI asIuufsn
isin.
GAMES Durtir, 8 Salre ali,
bon 30. 430 1opton Strabs, buGbigie
ssiiern Qbtnb siusr oft esriistsn llns
fttts uHb trus iHfolgs isiner uHbors
iihtieteit i6limms Bsrlssnngsn bapon.
Der andbe dmiifirte iih in Der giobe
Der slierIiben Wobnuns nit Rols
ftuhlaufsn unb biRa ii6 IhliebIit
an einsn auto 5rud Der WotrlsiHs
I6sn grnuerei. 5itrbsi s,rieth CT uns
ter Elm 6inierrnb, une isiu Infer 5ub
tpurbe serquetiht. auBerbem erlitt
CT ihmer3bdfte @srissuns.n an ben
9einen. Er ipurbt in bic SfFiee oes
Or. 5opmOIler, S23 goni Strobs.
gstrogsn unb, na6btm Der arst ihn
ntrbunDen bate. noh Der sIterlihsn
Dobnune gebrn6t.
Clarence mafon, 81 Sabrs oit.
BON go. l4l5 Qropibence SirnB:.
ftiirste gsFttrn ipo6reno Der 4rbeii an
sinem 4subnu an Wabiipn Redn ans
bebeutsnbtr Sohe sur erbe binuntsr
unb Sog iih idlimme Ropfiuunbeu
fopis jebenfnlls auf innere @erlesunf
gen gu. or tpurhe mad Dem itdntis
fhtH Soipital gebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
Dies aino Has.

5err 2ipnsan aepp, Sa0Bnieis
FER oes 6ebrep Union College. ems
ping geitern bon bem Banter Soeob
.. Ghiff In gieip gcrt einen Ghef
iiber $4,000 fir ben ganFonbs. Geles
9entI:b Der 5agnng Der 2tmsricdn
5ebreip Congregations in Reip go-t
fpuroen fir bds neue college 500, 900
ssseihnet, einfhlisBIi9 jener $25, 900
bee 6errn S6iff.
Die sSobresosriammlung Der
8ienen5iihtsr 9ereiniguns bes Stdotss
SbiO finbet an ben 5aeen bes is. uno
IL. 5ebruor i'm 0rnnb SoteI itdit.
9tIegentlid3 Der 9asung tperben bon
berufener Seite Observation-Disclosures
8Drtr1ge gebaIten, bic audi burdb ites
reoptiihe 9iloer ilIuitrirt Iein tpsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
gar Gin Miiperitaasnii,.

Wis fih geftern herdusasItsat BAT.
ipar Der 6ilfs QnbrunesmitteIins
fpsttor Ghrsd bonn it1btiThen @es
iuHhbeitsnmt in sinem Srrtbum BE-
fanesn. nIs sr feinsm @orssIssten be-
rihttte, b0b bi, Wlerhants See 50.
ibm bsn 3utritt 81 ihrsm Fiiblipsihsr
psrfpsigert babe. gais lih gsitsrn bsrs
nusiisntt, mar Sdred, Der iidh 4benbs
mad feds lbr in bsm Spsiher tins
fteIlis, nur sriuht porben. au etipas
friiberer Stunbs su tommen. bd BON
feds llbr an Der aiibIipeifer esi6fOls
fen III uno iih in btmfeIbsn nur Der
QdHtrId3itr befinbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
GrHnseis.ntbzMssl slI,b ertrsgnxssx


" y NV ~ ~ . u 9r tyNbAs
Die Ohio 9anh e ssmprppement
60. an Glisobttb Subnsr, Got 348
in Der GhiO 2anb anb Smproptment
Cos unierabtheiIung. $165.
Die goIlsss gIoct Smpropement
SO. an Ibomos %. Strad, Got 139 in
Der goliegt place llnterabibeiIuns. 81.
Di[ltan 2. Gedsbdle. per GberifF,
an bic 6nmon monufacturina Co, Gin
Stiid Qanb on Der Siibofi Ode ber
5uni unb Morsan StroBs. S4100.
Veliit g. Satobs an gbortes @.
Moh, 100 0ub an Der Cflsitt Der
8t.hlpoob Qpenus. ST..
Wifiom mosenlnenbsr. IT,, an Nis
holas 1oetb, 10 4eres 2dno in Der
9srmtfung 620 in MuoeriOn 5p. 81.
Qnron q. 8ronn cn 2MelIn WlaIss
barn, 10 Cots In Gpsneer unb 1aDlors
llnttrnbtbsilung. ST..
auelId WlaIsbarn an Glisabesb
geniotts, 10 Cots in bsrieIben Enters
abtheiInna. 81.
6tnrn gner an William B. Tep0u,
20 BEL 20 f5ub an Der Qornfsite Der
Carlisle 4Dsnue. SDiIdsn SDbn unb
Smitb Girabs. 81.
Dir Union Snpinas Renltn Go. an
Marn q. arebirgtr. Cots so. 70 unb
76 In Der Union Snpines Rsaltp llns
tsro5thtiluns. 81.
GitltIb< an Mdrn u. Rreeingsr,
Got 1882 in btr Ohio annb onb sSSms
proxment Cos llnttrdbthtilune. 81.
9istlbt an 6snrittts Turner. Qeta
$50 unb 356 In btrItIben llntsrd6tbeis
lung. 81.
Charles 6. Dpugbtn an aotberire
arob, SO 1ub on Der HorbIsiis Der
Mounb Apsnue In Ncripoob. ST..
annette 9. Snnnks on Wtnbie /.
Clinton. cine Got an Der GbiO pite.
ST.
Jobn 2. Wnngbiutb an nm. 2nngs
born. 55 5nb on ct. Somes 60,
Eilbtrton. ST..
Glisobtt6 gtrIing an 8. g. Mens
fling. 25 JuB an Poplar StrnBe. 81.
Grnft ShrDer an Settle 3. 6Otpbsn.
Ia sgub an Der s. Sirnbe ndbe s5rtts
man. 81.
1obn Msnfr an Georgetts Gbmann,
II JuB an Ban 3nHbt Moab. $3.50.
Mbnes 7bDrp an Minbif1 Wsuhls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Is MiIiiarben in Rau6.
sSn biefen Sogen paren bunbert Sabre
beritritsn, baB in 5rontreih bas Sas
batlnonopol singefiibrt fpurbe. Cine
franSDfif6e 3eiti6rift itellt intereFants
8erehnungen an iiber ben Reingeninn,
ben Der Staat burh bitIes RonopoI
ersielt bat unb iiber Den nahfenben
8erbruuh on 3igorren, 3igaretten,
gfeifens, aduz unb S6nupftabat. SIM
Sabre 1871, Dem eriten Sabre beg Sds
botmonopols, tpurben insgeiommt fir
einige fehsig Mtaionen 5ranfen Saz
bat pertuuft; fpie seDaltig Der &ons
fun in5ipifhen ii6 bsrgroBert bat,
mag man baraus eriebsn, bub bic frdnz
aofifde Regie beute jd6rli6 runb 45O
Millionen Sronfen umisst. Sm gleiz
den MaBe finb audi bic benz gtadt suz
faIenben Reingeipinns gefpahTen. Ra6
elmer seHaIsn ftattifiihen 3ufammeas
ftenunq BAT bic frana0iiT6e StadtsfaFfe
felt bem 8eiteben bes Wonopols bon
Der 8erfpnltung Der 3a6atsreaie insz
geiammt iiber 15 Miniarben sgranfen
eineenommen, genau 15,179, ,235, ,543
ssranfen. Ddbei itnb bic ginnabmen
bes lesten Gtatsia5res nod niht in
RsdnuHg ssitsllt.
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Weaer goIi,ei seraeant.

Der poltsiit Sobn q. Stssner. BEL
bisber als Grhonans bes qOIi3eichsfs
Jndfon fitngirt bat, Ipuroe seitern BON
Siherbeitsbirsttor email gum Ser.
gsdntsn bef6rbert.
Der poiten Der Grbondn3 bss poli4
3sihefs ipurbt abssfhofft uno fat
beifen tpirb Der poIistihsF sinsn Silfsi
ietretdr erbalsen, Der aIls gsfuder su
smpfana.n uno geihiperoen sntgtesnt
sunsbmsn Bat. Jiir bieIeR qoftsr
ipurhs Mntihetp Shtpob, Der Sobr
bss giirgtrmeiitsrs, ernannt, Der bis
Der ols Glert i'm armennmt tb1tis esi
lpeisR mar.
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Ratiirlidl, sosssnrlcdle.

Die nuf Mnornnuna bes Gcroners
Or. gos an Der 2sihe Der am Ritts
nod pI0Blth ptrTtorbenen arantena
pflseertn gran Suidn garrp BON 1872
sSrtemnn Apenus uorssnommene Ghs
button bat erssben, oab bic 81 Sabre
aIte 1r1u zines natiirIihsn 5obes ges
iiorbtn In. Die SbotIad3e. pnB cine
JIafhs aarboIidurs in oem Sterbes
simmer eefunbsH ipurbe. CAB 5u Der
Qnuobrt 9Hlab, baB bic aIte Grau
snenfuen aus Wsrieben pom bsr Sdure
eetrunten bdben trnne. Giefe ana
uobmt in, fuis ssiagt, burh bic OBJ
button nihtrIsat porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
Shwabiid,sr sDlasf nball.

Orr GdDGbiThs untsrfi. 8trsin nsrs
onftnLtfi am Gnmiiog. III Jsbrilar. in
bsr Central 9nrnhalie stnen grobsn
Mnsssns unb OsIelIlhafisbaIi. 3i.
sJsltlihfsiitn biefts @ereins ssihntu
iih Itsis biirh BEN eerniithnollsn Tor
aus. Der ouf benftlbsn btrrf4t. unb Il.
fptroen nns bieism Druribe germ be-
flht. Gin iiihtigsg aoumiiist III mil
ben Worbereitungsn btfh1fiigt. lin
reft pisls unb ftb5ne Wfnsltn beran.
3u5isben. finb feds lpsrtbDpIf prtifs
drssefebt, Inn Die su bslutrbsn es ii6
fHon ptrlrbnt.
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GrsHseistathzm.!6ppotbeitn
Gfntinnati, 8. 2ysbr.


- y - ~ ~ ~ 80 kys@A@
Qeue Sbpothefen.
Sba 3. einsOnnsr an girsiniu R.
gurh. $500.
ai4OIos 5ueib an JruHt q. GrOipe.
S125.
@iuiam 9. Gspou an grssn 6. il.
.. 60. $1,000.
5arrn 8. Jebtrmdu an Gpcomcre
2. II. 6. Go. $1,000.
5enrp 5OItmanH an Brighton gers
man 9ant So. $l400.
1iniam Nantbeg an a6hifDn q. Il.
6. Go. $1,000.
aasbertn. arus an G5arles 6.
Gongttp. $1,000.
6orrp n. Gabrisl an R. R. Gtids
Ter. $3.50.
Ra9sI spers on Diners 0. Cooper.
$4,000.
SObn 9. Ronhebdum an Senrn
9reiling. $500.
Gnna Ws. WiIer on grIts gsnt. q.
II. 9. Co., 9orDn0b. $7OO.
Joo M. Jffb an Gouibsrn Ohio g.
II. 8. 60. $4,000.
Iaarp u. arsbiHgsr an Wl. 90.
Goodman. $500.
Roid 6. grpant an Gontbtrn Ohio
Gnp. @t. 60. $4,000.
GorRelia Ml. 1empItton an gsorib
5dirmpunt 8. u. q. 60. $3.50.
Bob. I'd. mhe.ltr an v. o. 8.
D5seltr. $500.
Sorrp fSegslnan an p<cpks aes.
u. Sdp. 60. $500.
Ragbalens Rodrn an Gcntkrn
Sbio Z. Il. q. Go. $3.50.
GttifsIt 5npotbsfen
Benjamin feIhbaus an German ..
6. u. e. 60. $75O.
SAINTS O. MilfoH an SAINTS O.
Cooper. $500.
elniOn Nilsr an elnton gDsb<r.
500.
gauis Q. Jaris an DatforS .. il.
8. 60. $i750.
5snrD 6OIimdnn an Gprina Grebe
An. g. u. q. Go. $4,000.
Saeob Qtumsifttr an bisfeIbs.
$500.
Mm. Wouitsp an 2lbbiion q. ii.
6. 60. $500.
abt GiIr.rffsin an aIpba Q. u. @.
60. $4,000.
Gbas. M. mbifnsp an Gouttern
Ghio 6. Il. &. 60. $1,000.
Barbara q. E6mibt an araaon y.
u. 6. 60. 30. 2. S240O.
1ieFtlbs an IN. 81. MiIsn. s70o.
5rbn U. 4OgaH an U0urtb gD0rb
B. II. 6. Go. $3.50.
y. 6. pierfon an 7iile Guar. i.
1ruit 90. $1,000.
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aein ansitane.-

Die esfttrn perbreiitts aunbs. baB
bas 3ugptrfcnnI Der Big Gour Balm
an ben Streit 9tben iperot, bot iirh
nidlt beitdtisi. Die lInierbdnoIunesn
finb nod i'm 9onst unb BON bsibeHSsis
ten ipurbe psrfitert. bdB ale Firittilen
quntts friebli1 beteeIest ptrben tDiirs
hs,f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

heitsnnlt brangTalirt iperbe. 6err|
aublmdnn tbeifte Der Grau init, bnbI
tie rubia nit ben Renopirungsarbeiten
poranashen fo[[s.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sss ssrshmssas-
llla6r(again 0ie(es 3eilallGs.

Eden in Der hfifften aeif rns "a sepiEs
GsrioHeu, bic barn bic eAopfnHa t6eer bspabs
nareu uEb IS Ilfai fsia 8tgsitsI tcr. bes
cnt beuisuinae Hets @rfoHsn sriFttrsn. bse
hurd cine uHsdanHie ssratf I'm efaues fiHb,
eisEes en- fhisa HH6 bsronsaaIaaea mas fsir
aneere sTi,nnnli6 IN nns btesbi gar geI6ss
BOT ete TntlsE hiefs TnEae bgFonhsrE bsannstlsl.
bFHn ae 6nt ibr hts feitens @nbe beEGIseen. eas
rsbsH ihrer aQttmsHftsH nie esn aufaef4iaes.
Hse REn ssnGM al IeisH. @traebt Ht6t hdb
its In strFr eiaersH sssfsben5 an GsefiH Eefnils
fprbni. gshmi ele Gafi Orb Gar ssifia Bls
Cecilia aSsnns. bnnn aebi StffsIbe Esnaug. bis
atr sis lnanr gsNSsns bon Gran q. pasasr
nrsfts. Gas Sdns III nir IiHlsu eGnb uao
am Sdnn III ber Hams:
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Strtin apenHe, einpsss. Giadaasa. Q.
Hees 80 Gents un5 eGrtiBeg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-18
PANDERINC
IS CHARGE

Conductor NJ. Leonard of the Okla
homa Central railroad was arrested
last night on the charge Of pandering
in the case of the girl. Rosie Barber,
who ran away from her home in
Blanchard Monday night and came to
chickasha on the Oklahoma Central
railroad.
According to the complaint Leon
ard is alleged to have referred the
young lady to the North Hotel when
she asked him for a suitable stopping
place in Chickasha
The charge is serious, the penalty
being heavy according to the Oklaho-
ma laws. Mr.. Leonard gave bond
for his appearance and was released
under a $1,000 bond
c. A. Barber the father of the girl
made the complaint which was filed
late yesterday afternoon in Judge
Moore's court Leonard was arrest
ed at Blanchard but allowed to run
his train into Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-18

That the price of Grady county
farm land has not been decreased by
the business depression and bad crop
season that has been prevailing over
the country was assured today wnen
the Us. Matthews farm, one of the
largest in acreage in the county. was
sold al az average price Of $SS per
acre and the buyer was an Oklahoma
man.
Five hundred acres OF Washita Val
ley bottom land three miles east Of
ChIckasha was sold today for $4,000
This is one Of the biggest real estate
deals to be consumated in this region
this season and in fact one of the
largest farm sale deals ever recorded
in the county. The land was sold by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-18

Queathed al his property to his daugh-
ter Pearl and named J. f. Dyche,
former district Indian Agent here. as
his executor.
The viii really cuts no figure in
the case" says Judge Williams. be.
cause only under certain conditions
can a will be made legally by full
blood and these conditions were not
complied with in this case. If the
man left a daughter she is his heir,
regardless of a will" For one thing,
fullbIood's will must be made be-
fore a United States commissioner
A few days after Martin Compelo-
bees win was filed here, a real ese-
tate agent from McAlester appeared
on the scene with Columbus Compelo-
bee, brother Of the deceased and Mrs.
Susan Thomas. a sister. and asked
the court to approve deed to 100
acres Of land. the homestead OF Mar
tin Compelobeo. west Of town. The
deed conveyed the land to real es-
tate man. was dated August 10, 1911,
and named s2.5oO as the considera-
ton They were informed that the
court would not consider the matter
until the case had been thoroughly
investigated and disposed Of.
The position Of the agent and the
brother and sister Of the deceased
was that Pearl. the alleged daughter.
was a myth. having no real existence,
in fact. and that the brother and sis
ter were the sole heirs OF Martin. and
if the purchaser of the land wanted
10 part with his money on the kind
OF deed, which they we're able 70
give. it was not a matter that con-
cerned the court Judge Williams.
however. called their attention to the
fact that an order approving the deed
decided that the grantors we're the
legal heirs and then they said they
were willing to accept an order with
this provision stricken out but the
court declined to consider the matter
further al that time. The court was
then asked to take evidence and hold
the matter under consideration and
this was done.
In the course Of the evidence it de.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-18
DUFF TAKES
A HOPEFUL
VIEW
Expects Rock Island and
ShOpmel to Settle Diff
fcrenCeS AmiCabIy

Returning Tuesday afternoon from
Chicago where he has spent the great
er part OF the past five months in
negotiations with railroad officials,
John w. Duff Of this city. chairman
OF the system federation Of the Rock
Island and representative OF the
blacksmlths' craft on the federation
committee. brings the report that the
negotiations are progressing as well
as could be expected and expresses
the opinion that the differences be
tween the Rock Island and its shop
employees will be amicably adjusted.
Relative to the strike on the Hsr-
riman and Illinois Central lines. Mr..
Duff said he was not in position to
speak with certainty. Both sides
claim 70 have the advantage in the
struggle said he. hut probably the
truth Is that the strike is working
hardships on both the men and the
company. ] believe however. that
settlement is not far distant"
Tho strikes on the Hartman lines
and the l. c. were precipitated BY the
refusal of the companies to recognize
the system federations OF those roads.
but the Rock island employees have al
ready gained that point Our sys
tenn federation WIS recognized last
July" said Mr. Duff. ~And since that
time thn company has been negotlhi.
Ing with the federation committee"
This federation Is composed OF the
shop -machinists. .boller-makers
blacksmiths. carmen and sheet metal
workers. In the past each craft has
had a separate contract with the com
pany and the effort Is now being
made to form joint contract. en-
bracing all crafts ~The main pc.nt
is 10 handle the business Of all the
crafts collectively" says Mr.. Duff
At the same time in the proposed
joint contract, higher wages and con.
cessions relative TO conditions Of al
Dor are asked The present contracts
were made to run for periods vary,
ing from 30 days to 12 months but
they are effective Indefinitely unless
80 days notice Is given. according to
Mr.. Duff From 5000 to 1000 shop.
men are employed on the Rock Island
lines.
The system declarations have been
recognized BY a number Of other
lines. including the Wabash. c & A..
Mo. Pacific. Southern. d. & R. G.
and others
On his last visit to Chicago Mr.
Duff spent three months and he will
probably return to that city within a
few weeks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-18
Indian HeireSS Much
SOught--Re01 or Myth?

Where is Pearl Compeiobeeg Is
she living and where. is she dead. or
is she q myth?
These are questions that are now
agitating Judge \. NJ. Williams Of
the county court, several govern
ment Indian agents in Oklahoma and
the state department Of charities as
well as divers interested indiyidu-
ais.
If Pearl is really in the land OF the
LIKING and will present herself to
Judge Williams she viii receive IL
tie to 100 acres OF fine land located
a mile west OF Chickasha and worth
probably $500. but SO far Pearl. if
there is sreh girl. has manifested
no eagern AS to come into her inheri-
tanee.
A brot er and sister OF Pearls Ia
ther. Ma, IA compeloaee. having az
ready claimed the land, sold it and
presented a deed to the court for ap-
proyal. but Judge Williams thought
it proper to give the girl a chance to
come into her own and is holding the
case under consideration. It will
come up in the county court next
month.
II is an Indian land tale and II is
said that the fine Italian hand Of the
white man is seen along the trail Of
the investigation and in the quest for
Pearl SO far the evidence is con-
fllcting and what the outcome viii
be is nroblematical. but the court is
leaving nothing unaone to protect the
interests Of the orphan Indian sir.
Martin Campelohee fun blood In.
dian. died at Rich Mountain, Ark.
August Z. 1911. Before passing in
the realm of the Great Spirit. he
managed TO make a record which was
anything but crcditable A large
part Of his life seems to have been
spent in prison He was released
from the Kansas prison three years
ago and before his career end
ed he was twice more "sent up.
being released the last time from the
state prison at McAlester but a few
months before his death Dying.
Martin left a viii in which he be-
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HERE FOR
The TRIAL
Damages for Personal In
Jury ASked-CaSe to
be Interesting


Giving promise Of being one Of
the most interesting cases coming De-
fore the district court this term, the
trial Of the case of Mrs Carolyn
Bake versus B. w Kuhlman, Mary
Kuhlman and Anna Edens was be-
gun in the district court this after
noon after the morning had been de-
voted to the selection Of the jury.
The plaintiff asks damages to the
amount Of 50 400 for personal injury
and Mary Edens. one OF the defend
ants puts in claim for $1,000, also
for personal injury, in her answer.
The case comes from the north
western part Of the county and Is the
outcome of dissension which s.ose
in the Evangelical church about 20
miles northwest OF Chickasha. Mat.
ters came to a head at meeting
March Is, 1911. when Mrs. Bake AZ
leges that in the row she sustained
a broken leg, a broken collar bone
and other injuries. at the hands Of
the defendants. At the same time
Miss Edens alleges that she was also
injured.
According to Mr.. Knhlman the pas
tor and trustees OF the church made
a rule that no young people under
the age Of IA should sing in the
choir or otherwise take part ln the
church service. Mr. Kuhlman who
had helped to build the church, said
the church was Intended fpr the 1t
tie ones as we'll as for the older peo.
pie, but she Bake family took issue
with him. the battle in the church
being the final outcome.
The defense alleges that Mrs.
Bake was injured BY fall IN the
course Of the disturbance On the
stand as the first witness this after
noon the plaintiff declared that Mrs.
Kuhlman knocked her down twice.
There are about forty witnesses
and the trial promises to be q long
one. Attorney Case Of Anadarko
and Barefoot & Carmichael Of this
city represent the plaintiff and Bond
& Melton are attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS. The following compose the
jury: r J. Bearce. J. A. Burton, G.
II. Gibson, VIM. Grissom. S. II. Dun
can. J. H. Hendley, Dan Lutreli, L.
B. Hooming. P. R. Baker, B. r Whit
ford, Ed Cohen, J. w. Duff.
In the case of j. c. BoozaF vs.. J. g.
Hampton which was tried yesterday.
the jury today returned verdict Civ
ing the plaintiff Judgment for $3.50.
Welborne & McCalIa we're attorneys
for the plaintiff and Bond & Melton
for the defendant.
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veloped that the Indians selling the
land had never seen it, and didn't
know how much Of it was in cultiva-
,tion. but they did know it was near
Chickasha and that it was not worth
over S25 an acre and that at that
figure the tract would bring s2500,
being satisfied to take that sum for
it. When asked how much Of the
S25O0 they were to get, they said ST.
$50 would be paid the two. Asked as
to what would become OF the other
sI,250. Columbus Compelobee, the
spokesman. said, eve give him."
pointing to the real estate agent. for
telling our brother dead"
In this condition the matter has
rested while the court through the
assistance Of the Indian agents and
the department OF charities has been
Investigating. Judge Williams wrote
to three district Indian agents for in
formation regarding Peal and receiv-
ed conflicting replies One says that
Martin married a white woman who
hore him daughter Pearl. but the
woman met an affinity in the person
of bridge builder and left for parts
unknown. taking the child. Another
says that Martin had no children by
this marriage. Another says he had
a daughter Lizzie and that he was
regarded as incompetent mentally.
and out Of all this maze Of conflicting
data, the question still stands out is
there a Pearl Compelobee?"
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CAUSED SUIT
GRADY COUNTY FARM
is SOLD FOR $4,000

J. S. Matthews to A. R. Spriggs. The
deal has been pending only a few
days and was closed through the
jenkins and Majors Realty Co.
The Matthews farm which is one Of
the largest farms in this immediate
region is also one Of the best i'm
proved and best producing. The land
is especially adapted to the growing
Of alfalfa and has large acreage Of
the crop.
Much Of the Matthews farm is un-
der cultivation and tile crops this
year will make an average yield.
J. S. Matthews one Of the progress
sive farmers in the county win con-
tinue to live on the land for some
months.