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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
GREAT HIGHWAY
TO CROSS STATE
Especial to The Times-pispatch.l

Bristol. Va, July 1.-The visit of
the pathhnders of the proposed Mem
phis-to- Bristol highway to the coun-
ties of upper East Tennessee this
week. has aroused spirit of enthu-
siasm throughout the upper end of
the State. The commission received
assurances that the counties would
take the matter up promptly, and
arrange for appropriations with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Motor Company at pocahontas.

=" tfo 1 IIHtS-IJiSpdtch.I N5l5
Pocahontas. Va, July IA charter
mas been received for the Southwest
Virginia Motor Car Company. Incor-
porated. The officers OF this concern
are w. L. Mustard, president; w. III.
Walters. vice president: j. water
Grayheal, Secretary; James H. McNaer.
Treasurer y
A garage will be built at once on
West Street, Just opposite the court
house. and touring cars have been
ordered. :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

$4,000 equal to 40 per cent. and the
value of their products from s1.sss.-
935'o00 to s2,s73. Osl.OOO, or by ssS4.-
$4,000. equal to 40.5 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

Long, the Wood Man, has made
speciality of Wood over 13 years,
and says he knows more about
Wood for summer work, why not
try load and be convinced that
his Wood is easiest to split, quick
est to heat and most economical?
The Pine Blocks are $3.50 and
Slab is $2.75.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
DETAILS OF PLAN FOR
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
City Will be Divided into Eight Gen
eral Districts with Separate Or
ganization for Each Four
Blocks-Chastain Head
of Executive Board

resied that II be placed in the treaS-
my to be used ia tue contest Of the
following Year.
Entries Id the contest are to close
March / and the awards are to be
made Oct {
Ii viii be the duty Of the supervisors
to carefully inspect their districts
semtmonthiy. to call attention to de
iaerits that have been charged against
the districts and notify citizens OF
work that is needed Merits will be
rased on cleanliness and general ap-
ncarance Of property Attention Will
also be given to vacant lots, the pur.
pose being 10 see that all Of these are
cultivated
Officers Of the local societies may be
either men or women, the intention
being to enlist The entire population
ir the movement.
At a meeting to be held at the Cham
Der Of Commerce Wednesday morning
the districts win be mapped out and
preliminary arrangements for meet
ings jill various sections Of the city viii
be perfected
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
Held UP
ROBBED
KICKED
NEwsRoY HAS A THRILLING EN-
COUNTER WITH A PAIR or BOLD
BAD MEN.

Held up by two men, robbed and
then kicked out into the street Luther
Rogers, Rock Island newsboy, SAYS
the sdff bill OF his uniform cap, pro,
tecting his forehead. was the only
thing which saved him from serious in.
inries as he struck the pavement
The robherg occurred last night In
front Ok tho Chickasha laundry On
First street and Iowa avenue.
Rogers, who is not yet II years Of
ate, had returned from a Panls Val
ley run, and started TO his home at
1910 South First street. A man step
ped up TO him and asked for a match
and as he reached in his pocket for
one. another man pinioned his arms
from behino, while the first fellow
searched him When they found his
pocketpook he was roughly kicked
into the street while the thieves made
their escape.
Rogers sales had been very small
that day and although he had not
checked % he estimated his loss to be
between $3.50 and s40O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
Don't Refuse Him
Because He's Rich

New York, Feb 14.-Andrew Car
negie, while calling on J. A. Sleicher,
the editor, was introduced to the young
women employed BY the LesIie-Judge
company, at Fifth avenue and Twenty
seventh street, and consented to give
a little advice to the girls.
"Most millionaires' wives are not
happy, he declared, after contrasting
the happiness Of toll With the doubtful
advantage Of being born rich. They
have too many mxuries and have no
mental resources to fall back upon.
Some Of my partners have been I'M
Justly criticised for what was not their
farlt but the fault OF their wives"
He smiled while he gave the follow
ing advice to the girls concerning mil
Iionaires with matrimonial intentions;
Don't refuse a man simply because
he IS o millionaire I would rather be
born poor than millionaire. and
have had some experience in both di-
rections.
~ have made forty-two or forty-three
millions in my time, but I want to say
that the only right a man has Y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
THINK u. 5.
IS HELPING
PRES. DIAz
ONE REBEL LEADER ARREsTED
AND WARRANTS ARE ISSUED
FOR TWO MORE.

Special by United Press.
El Paso, Feb. 14.s-With Provisional
Governor Gonzales Of the state Of
chihuahua and Madero, the head Of
the revolutionary movement, both fugi-
tives, for whose arrest the United
States officers have issued warrants,
and Gen. Casillss. the most active
rebel leader, a prisoner in an Ameri-
can jail, the insurrectionary iunta at
Juarez today are freely charging that
the United States government is TAX
ing the part Of President Diaz in his
effort 70 crush the revolution.
American military and civil authori-
ties here declare that they are simply
enforcing the neutrality laws without
regard either to Diaz or the insur-
rectos. The rebels profess to see fa-
voritism for Diaz.
The search for the revolutionary
leaders for whom warrants have been
sssued las proved unsuccessful. 1t Is
generaIy believed that Madero has
left El Paso.
Orozco and his army are believed to
be camped 80 miles south Of Juarez,
waiting to intercept Gen. Navarro who
Is bringing reinforcements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14

wealth iies in his acquiring 1t by some
useful labor The great trouble with
the wealth OF today Is that the sons Of
millionaires do not realize this neces-
sity Of being Of use to the community
II shall never forget how proud 7
was when | got my first wages Of SIPS
week and how felt when I was
raised to $3.50 as a telegraph opera
tor. To take home that sum to my
good mother gave me such feeling
Of manly independence.
II owe a great deal to my mother.
She was seamstress cook, wash
lady. and never until late in life had a
servant III the house. Aud yet she
was cultivated woman she read
Charming and kept up with the litera.
ture Of the day When was little
boy she used to read good books to
me
You young women have HI = Averl
opportunity for literary cuA 5 and
you ought to avail yourselves Of it
You ought to be proud OF money earn
ed SO honorably. for money that Is
net earned honorably win never dc
YOU any good"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
CROWD OF
BANKERS
COMING


Il expect one OF the biggest conyen-
tions ever held by our group in your
city. Every bank in our group is a
member and the interest they are
showing is remarkable
So writes Fred w. Smith, Of Lawton,
secretary Of Group Of the State Bank
ers' association, which viii hold its
annual convention here one week from
tomorrow, Feb. %.
I. II. pwyer Of this city who Is a
former president of the association,
says he expects fully 200 bankers to
attend the meeting. 'gThe association
embraces IA counties in southwestern
Oklahoma and there are 200 banks in
f." said he. Every bank in the dis
t,ict wiz send at least one represen-
tatiye to the convention and expect
the attendance to be as large as it was
at The state bankers meeting here.'
The local committees have about
completed preparations for the enter
tainment Of the visitors. Among the
features Of the day will be an auto
mobile ride for the purpose of showing
the monied men the beauties Of Chick
asha, a reception for the ladies at the
Elks club in the afternoon and grand
ball in The evening at the same place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
COUPLER IS
A SUCCESS
INVENTOR is TRIED OUT ON THE
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL AND IT
WORKS WELL.

A party OF well known railroad men
we're here today after making trial
bip over the Oklahoma Central,
demonstrating their new patent steam
coupling device, which proved a per-
feet success IN every particular.
One Of the owners Of the patent is
r e. Libby Of Fort Worth, who was
one OF the pioneer Rock island conduc-
tors IA Chickasha. Others interested
In the Invention and who were mem
hers Of the party here today were
Thomas Carance OF Kansas City. Geo
Clark. conductor on the Fort Worth
& Denver at Fort Worth, and g W
Clarke Rock island conductor run
ing out Ok Kansas City
The new coupler has already beer
tried out on the Chicago. Milwaukee
& ST. Paul the Chicago and North
western and the Fort Worth & Den
yer railways with the greatest success
and the managers Of those roads as
sure The owners OF the patent tha
their coupler viii eventually be use'
on every road operating in the United
states end Canada,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
FERRIS
URGING
ACTION
ON FEDERAL BUILDING HERE
ExPEcT WORK 10 START
LAST or THE YEAR.

If Congressman Scott Ferris has his
way, Uncle Sam viii soon get busy on
lbs home in Chickasha but Mr. Ferris
doesn't have much hope OF stirring the
old gentleman into action before the
last Of the year.
In letter to Secretary Kirkpatrick,
the Fifth district congressman says he
ii proddihe the department in charge
of public buildings as hard as be can,
bit that the architects are two years
.behInd With their work and there Is
llule prospect Of construction being
started here before the closing months
CT the year
An appropriation of $4,000 for a
federal building here was made by the
last congress and the money is avail.
able at any time, but so great is the
volume Of public business Of this kind
that the supervising architect Of the
treasury departaaenr who Is in charge
cf all such matters IS compIetely
swamped.
In addition to the appropriation for
building, congress handed Chickasha
the sum Of $4,000 for the purchase Of
site and the deal for the purchase OF
lot at the corner of Fourth street and
choctaw avenue was closed over q
wear ago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
MAGAZINE
INCREASE
OPPOSED
CONGRESS is DELucEs
PRoTEsTs-cLAPP TAKES DE-
cIDEp STAND AGAINST BILL.
speclaI By UnIted Press.

Special by United Press.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 14.-Mem-
bers of congress are being deluged
today with letters and kilograms pro-
testing against the increase in postal
rates on tne advertising sections Of
magazines.
An amendment to the post Office APP
preparation bill raises the rate from
cne cent 10 four cents a pound on this
class Of matter. It is based on a
recommendation of the postmaster
general
Speaking Of the amendment Sena-
tor CIapp Of Minnesota today said:
In many years experience in the sen
ale hare never encountered a meas
IRE which 50 unjust and SO fraught
with the prospect Of destruction Of pub
lie welfare"
Norman e Mack, chairman Of the
democratic national committee, who is
here fighting the bill, said: "Adver
Using in magazines increases the vol
tine Of first class mail matter The
csrtailment Of the advertising sections
would operate to increase instead Of
decreasing the postal deficit.p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14

TRUST IS
MENACE
SAYS COMMISSIONERS KNOX IN A
SPECIAL REPORT SENT TO CON-
nREsS TODAY.
spsclaI " United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Washington, D. c.. FEB. 14-IicF-
bert Smith Knox, commissioner Of COZ
roIatiops today sent TO congress a
special report that vast timber trust
which by comparison, makes the stan
dard Oh company appear as a dwarf
is being formed
The report presents statistics show
Ing thu inc government lost millions
when q sold its timber lands. Il fur-
tier saws that rour-ffths Of ihe timber
lands OF tie country are now privately
owned and thai the Southern Pacific
Railway company the Weyerhausei
lrmber company and the Northern
Pacific railway with It's subsidiary cor.
poraiions alone own 25S,000oo0,0ee
feet OF the privately owned timber
Knox says that he iiulher now
standing will last about 5s years
"The la sest holders are cuitiuS
very litile timber says lhe rc9ot.
"The concentration Of the standing
lumber N the hands o. a few concerns
makes probable the final control Of fhe
entire lumber Industry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
Special by United Press.


Mountain Park, OKLA, Feb. H.
County Commissioners C. E. Buil ana
J. T. Armstrong and G 70. Bristow,
county clerk, were RELEASED from JAN
1T noon today On bonds of $500 each
and they at once left for their homes.
The city Is still iilled with farmess
who synpathlze with them ia Tie
county seat war which resulted n mo
killing Of ". l. staples Monday morn.
ing by Deputy Sam McNeal. Persons
are still patrolling the streets ready
20 give battle in case another atieinp.
Is made to move She records Of Swan.
son county back to SNYDER This IS
the cause of the whole conteu ion
which ass resulted Ia blnodshed a
general Quleiness, however, now pre-
walls here.
Tho county commissioners and con
" clerk were arrested yesterday 81
a charge Of ieioniously removing tau
county records from Snyder
About o'clock Monday morning.
just before dawn three armed men.
all depuiiet. appeared az the home d
G. e. Bull That gentleman was ye.
Ia bed, but Alrs. Bull was up preparing
DrcakiaA THE 4rio walked into taa
ioom where ar I3uii was sleeping and
routing him from bed said I'VE Wani
YOU"
Mr 8sll was forced 10 put on his
cloth = When he had made a has.s
toilet the men slipped 2air OK hand.
cuffs On his wrists and were just pre-
iaring 10 leave be house, when W. 4
Staples. aged "a the hired man 20 The
employ ~ MIR. Hnll who siens ID an
adioiniag room appeared III The door.
way wisn i shotgun Ii bits hands and
said Won can't take Nir Bell With
out vel ant One of the men ans
wered him well. what do We nael
o. warrant when we have alreads
got our manw aud without another
word. the man who had done the talk
Ing raised a gun and fired on Staples
The bali struck ihe young man just be
low the LEFT eye aud bleeding, be feil
ID the aoor, dead Nr Bull was cay
erred viih three pistols and marched
from his home, Before the three dopu
Ties Ieit with their prisoner anoihel
Tired uhn Earl Graham m-who Or
Aearing me shot fired rushed Into lh'
bed rotm A pistol was showed int'
his face. He was asked II be wsl
armed He replieG That he was no
sit doqa" commanded one of lh'
men. which the hired man did withon
further urging
After searching their prisoner "a
quartet leit the house Bull was place
- buggy with the three deputies am
taken 10 Mountain Park
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14

Accofdine b The nlan proposed by
y n p9is.ss a,,d sdoatoa \, \ meet
na.
WV II '"s '''
Nnainpsi 81 Nohliiea'e "''o ''s''
association, yesterday, Z. D Nhastain'
chairman of ihe civic improvement
committee al he q Of e.. viii head
j, .,,.. ~. 81. ,ts oh,sc, (.
''eahe' ehd more peAp'''"' N'''sN'''''''
The city is to be divided into eisnl
districts and supervisor for each
district * n bo appointed These
... -..,..,.,.a.s u.,h MI ebastain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
THE HoosIER POET, JAMES WHITcOMB RILEY.

- you yonder when were boy
you readlg When the Frost Is on the
Folders the Shockg Don't you recall The
Raggedy Gobbleuns II Git You e You Don't
still have running ia head There At
forgotten about the ga swimmn hole
ana the Grggsbys Of
nsne Nor YOU you Riey, and
be lives indianapolis old bnor,
kindness and sympathy written all over
Riley travelling Then
he honey heartful words
together and meter
suspicousy poetry After awhile Mr. Riley
he himself be superb artist IN
worth the price Of several admissions to
hear "WeI, goodby. Jim Take keer O. yerself"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
Harmon Supporters
Open Headquarters

Cincinnati. Feb. li-Gov- Judson
llarmous race for the democratic
presidential nomination started when
Hugh Nichols, chairman Of the state
democratic committee opened Harmon
headquarters In the President bank
building
Nichols is chairman of the Harmon
campaign committee and epeaed the
headquarters with Harmon's consenA
I'VE are out TO win the nomination
and the headquarters here will remain
omen until we haye succeeded, Mich
dis said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
GOVERNOR cRUcE SAYS he NEy-
ER THOUGHT Or CALLING OUT
THE MILITIA.
County Officers Are
Released on Bond
County Seat War Results in the Kill.
Ing Of one Man BY Deputy--om-
GERS Were Arrested Tor Moving tAe
County Records.
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Oklahoma City, Feb l4.-When ask.
ed today If the militia had been ord r..
ed TO he IN readiness 10 90 to Mt. Pack
% quell the disturbance arising in csn.
uection viii the county seat war, Gov.
c;uce said such thing had never
been contemplated Late reports re.
ceived at the governors Office inI'.
cetcd that everything was quiet at MI
Park and at Snyder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
WEATHER FoREcAsr.

For Chickasha and vicinity To-
night fair and warmer in north :
portion; Wednesday fair
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28

Para los bsiies de etiqucsa. ~ acaba
DO recibir un gran wirtido de Franks =
Smckings on el Puerto Rico EIexau
-. de X Monies.
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AvISO A LOS TENEDoRDs py
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autono6vil, una joya, algo do vsios D ds
.rts, ograzcalos & quien pueaa Conn.
prarlos.
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La gerte nra 10 tiene leo &L BOLB.
FTN MEROANTIfa.
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Los rnosq"'tos ll'vnn 10 in'cccion dsl
Paludisno. i' .. m.1la cura - pniud.a.
mo havn tid. n pru~ta
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Under he should be stopped that the chick
this them thor
these
the chicken houses where the chick
ensi It.
FIeas enough sal
the ground will become
from heas from
eating good solution Of salty water
This will kill the
that will entirely rid the place OF
4.
one get rid Of rats to
inhabit or
premises but in south Geor
a thew have tendency
the heas be Kept In
check by the plenty and by hacnine
chic winter months
theyar not with heas ~
much N weather =c~e~~---~~%
truly MAD
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-07
oHrcAao oAsH auorAT1oNs

CHICAGO. March e.-Cash grain: Wheat.
No. red, 90l5@92c; No. hard. 90h Q92ci
No. i northern. $lO0@1.O2; No. do, 9Tc@
s1.O0; No. spring, 91096c; velvet ehaff, 81
ae5c; durum S0@S9c.
Corn: No. 2 and No. white, 46hQ47c;
No. 2 yellow, 47@47hc.
oats: No 2, 29%c; 10. 2 white. 31A@
31%c; No. white, 30031c; standard, 30%@
aAc.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Cashs
Wheat higher; track No. red, 95Q961Ac;
No. 2 hard. 92499c
2 white, A6c. =
81h @32Ac.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY, March o.-Cash: Wheat,
steady; No. hard. s7@s7c;' No. red, ESQ
o4c.
Oats STEADY; No white, s1@ssssc; No. 2
mixed, 30G82c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-07

HAYWARD & CLARRs COTTON LETTER.
: NEW ORLEANS, La March 6.--The country
= entirely in the dark in regard to political
matters which vii come up during the extra
session called for April l. Ali markets reflect
apprehension OF disturbance and feel the absence
81 confident support. However, Notwithstanding
boastful assertions that the extra session viii
be used to push the anticipation measure. it is
thought that congress win try and avoid trade
disturbance by limiting its purpose to the Can
adam reciprocity question, and thereby shorten
the session.
- liverpool was poor and closed . down on the
dav spots ? lower. sales 5000. straddle buying
sunborfed our market for while around the
opening, ~but prices soon broke sharply to 14.zI
f5r MAY on disturbed confidence and consequent
tack OF support in which bears recognized
favorable opportunity TO make an attack.
New York wired that the continent and Can
adian mills were selling, support weak and gen
sral feeling Of doubt. There is no question but
that politics alone Is responsible for the present
Weakness
Receipts are falling off materially. Spots are
oulet The same influences which lead to sell
inE in the contract markets induce consumers 10
delay buying.