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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

j, W. Thompson. 81 kyet1Hi s
one Of tie leading spirits II ~
-andFia- Oocoquan fnuveTneAk and
Thompson lays much stress an q
historical interest IN this aNk {1ff2
Prince William and Fai1f&H a.
ties. II Manassas, he rays a
to It's battlefielda the other fsi,Ez>
ciudes Mt. Vernon. and this 4<4z@
considers of equal historicAf TN
ahce. & /;
Manassas Not Dlsma Sot's
Manassas men. however. afe ~
means dismayed at the fight fH4k a ~
Hndria and Occoquan are pN<<I0X
to have the highway routed tfx4yI
that section of Fairfax and q ri
William counties rather than ~
! way OF Falls Church. MAn6<s
already celebrated for it, xeo<f Nh
and the citizens OF vhat ant&fpr/1
place are of the opinion thai The 4
mittee Will decide In favor4 a.
city. They urge that the ssaov6}1{<
build highway from Wa6linEt<I
Manassas already has received ~
tion in national government
and IL the Richmond 10 Wan IN
highway is routed through M4<4
it viii be only a short time bSf<
Will ne IransIosmed into 2 u<414Z
boulevard.
All these considerations will
weighed by the COMMITTEES 81
meeting Thursday, and the sixHl1l4
point that Manassas has ralx96
ready So. coo toward the bu{1di8/
the highway will not be 0yerI00|
1t appears 20 be up to Oceuqz1ai<
Alexandra to bid and the Fekuif M
be the building Of two great HIN
ways from Fredericksburg to W}
inEton.- one nxEr tbs old 1i1fc<
pike and the other by way of J<3z
wood Church. CafIefts. N6a&6E 81
Bristow. Manassas and Falls E6511<
Chief Objection 20 Occo4u1I< & &
The chief objection 10 the 0c1
guam route Is the fact that Il III Il
a good winter and spring route. =
cording 10 tourists. Tho high IA
have fashion of swampiu& Il
times. and 1t needs constant care g
the either hand. the citizens at U15<(
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
Automobile Show at Norfolk Next Week
Contains Many Interesting Features

Especial to srhe Rickmond yirxinitns,
HORH.QIsk, AIakct S==y<t4tA
the largest building 0ntainabie more
than filled with exhibits and naving
every promise 81 success stl1e Ruto,fsoA
bile show 70 re given By the Norfolk
week VIII open fts doors at z o'clock.
AIondsv afternoozs. 80 great has 5ee1s
ths Interest taken IN the show by The
AUTOMOBILES and accessory dealers OF
Eorfoak ard Porsanaoufh that many
~ tfsa exhIbits will be- placed outside
&c the xsArsus Reid BuildsnR. GRANNY
and Efeemaaan streets. which was
secured for the show.
Whafa IL Win be the first ante show
ever hAId Iii Norfolk-%if not Is Ylr-
4fz1{A IL wifi ~ the nxha1szf nsAtAs1,.l
biaxe u motor drtxezl Ve1s41lss esss<
staged betwesn wsshinetoa end At
The association giving me slsuw was
orxauf&ed LEES than four months aRu
but over $tec. 90 q worth ok cara raf>-
Hssenfing nearly syezy type of Ger
VIII he on exhibition The onl,t oxea
leAklng viii be the eneiosed cpnpsa
MI A ssss e ss's 4 ssa 4, s
And 6usln4ss ears. 4 number 81 motor
true1s and iii of the aeesssorles will
xhnfureS "a Evcs Nlktlk.
re skew IN lit the anfirs w'eek
With dItEer8nt nsxh}e sek hsida Tor
Noxxolk Rof<s,alot]tn. the pAntnnzaia
and North Eafozf1n- Mayer S6f1eS q
Hid6zek NIL kok1l9ally ossen xhs Sitow
MoH<fnY might and Mayor Heed. of
Boe{A1H6,xth VIII Nn2&k Tuesday niHht
6Iitan bill been ~ est6e fox kllat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
MONTGOMERY AND STONE
CAUSE GREAT LAUGHS

Montgomery and Stone presented
The Old Town at the Academy last
evening and the audience enjoyed II
thoroughly The OLD Town" 10 the
long and short of musical comedy, old
gags old laughs old tunes and all the
better fnr being cid, Thsy ara Afiei-
He'd. E1Axe4 EssN afelaxsttafed. q sort
of albert and sullivan hung on .
perfecfly modern clothes horse
The AIDE slang with the wise" bite
70 II works IN .sThe Old Town. NOT
overtime but m soul-satisfving Quan-
fifty. The music that punctuates It d
Of the character that fills tho mouth
and the heart OF all who know the
Intellectual. freedom Of q whistle.
Far the rest. the musical comedy
girls who fake the edge on of every
cfitieal situation with a song and
Dance preach certain sort or phil
ospphy which can be more readily ae<
.capfed when seen.
The hurfpr az Montgomery afa{l
Stone comes partly rom the book. arsf,
partly from tho grotesquerie Of their
legs and other physical ualnntiae.
They we're In all roles satisfying and
snirth7nrnyoking. foel characters IN &
fool profinction the fo1iy ii which
WAS worth my mans money To make
the foily of bis moth eaten Wisdom.
4 proarIuuA laughter marked the every
appearance of the ccInediana, who
stuck III the old standards with i
fidelity that assured ssiecess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
NATIONALS FlA We. PRACTICE
Players al Disregard pzze Regular Due
There Sunday News from Training
Camps III south
Camps ID South

A MD . I 7TIVT 4sESS97 - "a a 4 179T -1h
8. Z ! ~ !, q.
I. For the hrst time SINCE the ma
fiofsa1a nave haefs here. Manager
1880. y. !. !. w. n. y,
y sstliatA 49, @pis k't's = ~ 'avvii "
take ma young plfahafs ana catchers
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s,,st 1919 ~. y 1890 IN. !,
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49, $500 q :. =, Z,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

wednesday ana Thursday. matinee
Thprsday--',rhe Fortune Hunter"
Baiuu.
Tonight with matinse--'rhe Third
Degree.
Next week--Dave Lewis In '.Don'i
Lie to Your VIE"
Empirc.
Continuous vaudeville.
Colonial.
Vaudeville and moving pictures
OF the bills next week THE Her.
lords In which Viola Allen In starring
this season In regarded ais the most
important. although THE Fortune
Hunter" - said to be the best Aineri-
can comedy In years. The Herfords'
appeals to those who yearn to study
humanity, life and its problems
intellectual class Of theatregoers who
prefer Tbsen TO George AIDE. Az for
the Bijou Offering II Is said to be- q
duet by Ananias and Sapphire.
However. number of gifted authors
speak OF, them In categorical SYM
postum, or words TO tnHt effect--as
the reader. no doubt. win realize Id
the various contributions appended
herewith. The first ii about Viola
Allen. and II little Is said about 1.-THE
HsFfords' perhaps it ID for the best.
scnssthina Abous viela Alien.
Ii was when Viola Allen YVES q lit
tbs girl that her father. Mr.. G. Les
lie Allan. began teaching her the
rudimenfs OF acting. not with any in
tention OF having her become an ac-
&c. =
tage Of possession IL rs an accom-
piishnent. Mr.. Allen Ia a fine actor
sof the old school and q high-uiinded
gentleman, and together with the ari
Of acting the young miss vas taught
dancing and fencing to give her ease
elasticity and precision Of movement
When the time came Miss Allen was
sent TO q famous convent school IN
Canada and 20 well versed was she
III matters pertaining to tina drama
that shortly she became an authority
on the subject. In the convent 1t wal
the custom 10 give private fheatrica
entertainments, and II was not Ions
before young Miss Allen was asked Il
take sole charge Of them not only q
selecting the plays, but also IN choos-
ing the cast and experimenting tn,
rehearsais
In her second term az the convent
y rs Alien WAS Nsked 70 play the prtn,
ssarlai paris ~ tass. Ass.x tst, yssrfsEsia'
ancss wnsen she di0 WIN great cred1
20 herself and the school A MEM
per o1 this school at tho time Mis-
Allen was attending was Lena Ash
We'll uaukhfer Of well known cap
tain IN the British Navy. and whs
hae since become q famous actress IL
Ensiand. Speaking recently Of Ais
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

The physical coriait1cn 81 OUT
fielder pi,{Kx Lewis. &C the Red sox.
Isn't very encouraging pnfsy in3ur~
~ hid kip Sliding bases sumo weeks
fSsiF sinUe. mo chx1c1s look elm
Tor q s. p4ttxue ii an appearances II
5ot SprfBess An injured hip y 4 dlk-
tienit fhinx r. handle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
WHAT THE THEATRES OFFER
Montgomery and Stone The Old TosonNest Weeks Bill
Glide Vsos Allen in The He1ods. "Tae FortHns Hass
Don't Lie 10 Yom WIFE,

try. The first act ID located In NO.
York, while tho following three uHzE<
fer the action TO the little town a.
Radvilie, Pa. ~. ~ ri; s
the play tells the story ar 4 n
able city scapeRrace vino ~ nazk<
by friend to go into q country toz
and play the godly but elegant x4uxz
until he wins the heart and h&zzd 81
local heiress, whose father hxz@
million. He is given q Heta cx xsx14&
10 live up 70 In order 70 give tlfN In
preston OF his being . modef xepM
man. one of them being the neee87[
OF working hard. While the x017
work out and the bankers dau&0{EE
falls in love with him he audfxx 81
a genuine change OF heart and rtMt
that hard work alone and descent
Ing can make life worth while. {{1~
good companions and honest 4Nz
roundings do for him what Ills 81
friends had failed to do ard fne
OF the schooling In the square 6t<z
In the country town IL his d}HEeX4
that the love OF q simple, hone$k Ej<
with no money. Is better than 1]14E<
or anything else. Seats Tor
Fortune Hunter 80 on sals Mnn(
..Dont Lie 60 Your Wifo
Dave Lewis. Chicago.s inirnl
funmaxer. under the dreSfzQn
Rowland and Clifford, ID q 4XI
II the Bs5ou Theatre all n&xf
ia eDon't Lie 10 Your Wife,. u =
IN three acts by Campbell 81
The story Of the play deals with
adventures OF three WORTHLESS Who
vacation while their wires "a.
fiancea are out OF town. and Af4
prssHd by. the trio return1n8
pectedly. v
Rowland and Ciifford hAv5
rounded Mr.. Lewis with an exfHlI
cast. The same stage mdN<<
which featured the show dx1f1N@
long rtr, at the whitney 0pefx
last season il used Included 81
east will be Edna Roland Gl41}N
eek I.IliiaH Stanley Yell = l7a<1I
einia Stewart. EsteiIe yernons
! F,rev. sam Rosek Hoiwqrth
Harry Euis, Odgen W1Th
| Franklin and Edward Kep3n
II The Esnspiro Next
| -Cheyenne Days. at tho I21I<
ana I'VE horses. Adele OH 114
her broncho "Deiniar. art
Iwyoming's celebrated repfnE &X
adds his feature; Jim Parker ~
and rides "Wampus, IN 4 a.
hug king horse. there will be . ~
| fat sheriff, real c0wboys. ll|I
bronchos. plenty Of epmedr a44
iassss Nets are used 10 1x155eFt
Sa5fiefsCe from HuekSfzE II ~
1.-THE stage, special scenery 1ez@ N
which. altogether, promises ~ ~
| or the most thrilling o6erfux$
istageIand this year. #
The Creighton Brothers ~
tcarver sztionai skit form aiz1<
lture. Harry Holman and c<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

MARLIN TEXAS. March s.Tho
continued rainf and cold made prae-
tice ax Emerson Park Impossible. but
nearly the entire squad of the New
York Giants managed 10 get q little
practice in both the afternoon and
uorning By taking possssslon q ne
Hotel Arlington
The afternoon practice was fea-
fnfed bg the pitching staff. al of
whom. except AiAtbewzun and Arnes.
took turns IN krooving them over 10
Cakchefs Meyers. HartIy, Wilson and
Robinsoia W1itse steamed MP 4 lits
TIC for the FIRST time. and lined over
seven STRAIGHT strikes. while Drucke.
whose shoulder seems 20 be entirely
healed. gave the injured member 4
thorough workout.
Though there ~ little probability
Of playing the scheduled exhibition
games ct I1ailas and Fort WortA
tomorrow. McGraw left today with two
teams, one of regulars and one Of
recruits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

Old roink AMI on the Pensnsnia. spe-
siai sar<tsa between NuFfeik and these
points has been arranEed for PENN
ania Night. Wednesday Cars viii ba
operated ovar The Atlantic Terminal
line OF the yirsinia Railway and row
ssr - ard
ether peninsula points as late IS II
o'clock.
The building hi which the show win
be held has been eiahurately decor
ated by the Washington Decorating
Company, q Washington. strings Of
hrilliaiit lights struns outside ard the
interior ernped with the national col-
ora. the bo9thA hung with briefit fes-
rooms and the entire interior beaukf-
fully illuminated. A large orchestra
sssss..ss ssssask aesA "a f4xzs<tnnx sra nskhtx.
eight numbers IA tfzH Af{xfn0t1a ard
twelve Numbers n night being the
program. 81
That the show will Be i success aoNs
without saying for practically every
dealer u Norfolk IS IN active iisaIn-
Der Of TIE asHoeiAt ion. ana these same
dealers hava III the short space 81
ten years CT 1eas mazda Norfolk one
xsf the foremost hxatosnoksiio towns III
the South. The show ~ under che
Gjreckion Of I. w. Watefmnn, 81 Nor
folk. who has been assisted by d
eaanfiaifkee eennposed 81 The most
proninezt dealers.
seftxne Hin RIGHT.
Z The Newport NeEs Press announces
fhak the blowin9 * the uniked states
Leaxsad viii prevent tho ShipbulIdcrs
from having y <eW locked Tor exfaiba.
ten kalaes 1tatins that ~ ritss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
Prncsicr T,itcl, ana nos.

ATLANTA. March s.. Despite the
continued rain. Hal Chase IL optimis-
tic regarding the chances of the New
York Yankees this season.
If Wolyerten can get one good In
Chase today. "the Yankee have an
excellent chance OF finishing near
the top
HaI was particularly enthusiastic
regarding the form of Ray Caldwell.
and Meraids him as the sensation OF
the league THIS summer
The extreme inclemency Of fhe
weather rendered outdoor practices
impossible today. the baff players
iimberiug Up with the good old indoor
game 1T pitch and toss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
Academy.

Tonight with matinee Montgomery
and stone In 1.-THE Old Town
Monday--violg Allen In The Her
fcrds."
Wednesday and Thursday. matinee
Thprsday--'sThe Fortune Hunter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

Tonight. with matinee The Third
Degree"
Next week--Dave Lewis In Don't
Lie to Your WIFE,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
{ First published April Il. 1917
ORDER.

State q Oklahoma. Grssy coaasy.
p County Court
sa the Matter o the Guardianship s.
Emlig Holt. . minor. B. u Holt,
Guardian.
N0w, On this she 10Th day d April
1872 B. W Hot having filed ia this
Court BIS petition shosi1e that Il Is
necessary that J. part Of the rezl es-
tate belongi1s . said minor should be
sold Tor ne reasons in said petition
stated. and having ln said petition
asked ihaf hsar'ng bs hd uacn
same and tie Court after aaflag ex.
amlned said petition is o. the opinion
-1zt tac slls S saff'eisai "a sa4
N7~, therefore. i Is hereby ordersd
thzt said psal.sa ae and iae sane Is
hereby sst soF AeanHs on Noaasy. fho
iiih day Of May 1852. al which time
al persons Interested fn fhe ezfzfe o.
said miner NAV appear ard show
cause. i eng they hsTs vhy al order
should aoi Be- granted as pFased ior
IS said petition
+ Is further eFasfea that notice 81
ths hearing q Iah petition BE given
b. publishing s copy q fhis order gqf
at least three weeks ln tie t'Alekzshs
Daily Express Aa6 that a COPS 81 this0
order Be postad Is three public places
n Grady County okahoms ter at
least three weeks prior 80 he dsg q
SD hearing, tAal copy 81 taa same
* Ha'iel b she aaxi % kia aad all
psrons interested la ihe estate 81 said
minor at lsss sweaigone DAYS prior
td said date of ssia hearing.
IszI $ s. WILLIAMS
z-1s-zi Jatze 81 ne C1anig court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
BAREFOOT q CARMICHAEL.
Atiorasys 1890.
First published April Is. 1siz1
NOTICE Or sHERlFF's SALE or
LAND UNDER MORTGAGE
r-r~rs ~ctf-


Aeiies is hereby given. thsf. fn r.
sasnce ct an order Of sale issued out
q ihe Superior coart Of Grady com
t STATE of Oklahoma, On ths th
aAg q April, isI- il an action where
e tie state Bank q Marion. Kansas.
azs Plaintiff ard J. a. Denny Rsfa
i'aans and ]. E Barrow we're defend
ants ard Has, Ble5soe ard a a.
fatAeree mere defendants and plain
nss ay cross petition against ]. A.
Danny and Et.a Denny. directed 70
ne. iae undersigned Sheriff 81 Grady
County. commanding me 10 levy upon.
aaaraise and sell shs following de-
bed property ID the City Of chick
asas. County q Grady and STATE q
Oklahoma. to-Fit.
One Hundred 600 feet OF Of tie
saaA HaFi 0i Les 80 six fsl and one
adlel ilaai leet oil ot the south
u pi -ae Eat AsEi u.s. 81 Lot SO.
se - A Bioek oae hundred sew
eaftarla fi75i Ia said City Of Caick.
asia. 70 satisfy q judgment ana De-
cree Of foreclosure First in favor Of
z Bialsoe and against dalsaa.
aais. :. A- LeaaF AID EIta Denny. ob.
tainsd and made ID said Court on the
lsth day of September. 1911. fo- the
sm q S5fs and costs o. t1.s a..
toa, .ncind.ng attorneys fees. ana ae.
esaiF.s COSTS sona. from the resi-.
due 81 said sale. i any. % satisfy the
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure oI
plaintiff in the sum Of ssi715 and a.
toners Zee; Third. 10 satisfy. oui Of
tae remaining reissue of said sale. il
aag tie judgment and decree of fore.
closure of A. A Falheree III the sun
g Siss ana attorneys Zee. wlth in
tefest On said above named sums ron
re 18Th day of September 1911. at
rs ats 0i 10 PeF esat psr annam.
Therefore. ] niit On the 2ist day o.
AaF 1879. e. The hour o. 10 0'clack
A 8 o. said day. a. the front dsor
q ne Court House In The CHY Of
chiekssha. in sad County and state
etieF for sale and sell % tie highest
bidder fcs cash. The said n-nnerts
aaefe described. or So much thereof
as sill satisfy SAID Judgments. ia q
deg names together #iih interest and
witness my hand sh# 18Th aar 81
W 1919.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

It would surprise you to know o. the
great soof sAs Is being done by
lAambeIiains Tablets Darius n0r.
Fes q Nes berg Junction. y. b. Writes,
Ay wife has 1esa using Chamber.
ans Tablets ana inds them Ffrg
etteciual ana doing A-f lois 81 so0i
+ sou have ans trouble win yoar
stomach o. 0oReis give them z trial
for SAFE pa az dealers dGw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
tFirst auh-sAss April 3. 1919 )

N1taa ls 1aresF given that letters
EsaamEn-arE wsrs granted az the as
.zse 81 Ne.Aiz sz.oue Austin. deeass-
q g tie Undersigned. by the Coaa.y
e Of Grady Cezasy. On TIC ssA day
q March, 1872
AL persr-s barring claims AGAINST
sad estate are required to szhibit
sas same % Tie azssrssguad AZ the
esHos q Barefoot & CzrmehssI in
sls CRY o. ch1kazaa. Grady Coaasy.
Oklahoma. tor aEi9waacs. Wlthsn s.x
melsAs after TIE 5ata a. lhss pubIsaz.
tsn. wiih the necessary FoacAers. u
hey FM ts lazavsr p-eciuded from
any be4eit Of said estate or sail
claims uay be filed in said Coaaty
Ccgr
Dated this tie znd day q Aprii.
1914
MYRTLE &. ANBRIsTER
Exasasor.
BAREFOOT q CARMICHAEL.
Aiiorreys Az-so1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
sTATg SENATOR

Joe Smith Of Anadarko announces
that be is a candidate for renomiua-
ton Tor Senator. Fifteenth Senatorial
District, composed OF Cadso and
Grady counties. subject 70 the Demo.
cratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

John Il Penn announces thar he Is
eanaidate lor Cotnty Commissioner
Distriet 70 /. fNorihsFsl. subject %
the Dsmsssis primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

". z phHiirz announces mat be IS
a candidate for County Commissioner.
District Sc. 2 fc1icEzshal. subject
% ne Democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

= D Caasa aauo1rcss that Sc S
caa1Ilais s9E C1lu.g C1mms ssi0usr.
lret No EasAal. lbSci to
E44 Democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
COUNTY TREASURER.

II q fBlnY3 Cloud announces that
be Is a candidate for County Treas
arer, sabject 70 the Democratic pri-
mary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

5oan q Bargest announces that be
Is candidate Tor district clerk. sub
1se' t0 the democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
FoR DlsTRlcT CLERK.

= r. Callahan Announces that he
IS candidate fer district clerk sub
sset No The democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

JOHNNY DUKE CONES from one az
Ao oldest Jack families ne IS IS
BANDS hlsa weighs if0 i5s- big
aclei large ears; white points Terms
So.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
JUSTICE or THE PEACE

J. a. Vance announces tazt he "a 4
candidate for Justice of The Peace Of
calckssha Township. subject 70 the
democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

Geo 4 Brown announces that be
Is a candidate for constable Of Chick.
asAa i.EHship. subject 70 he Demo
cratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

Sheriff q Grady County. OKLA
BE J. a. THOMPSON. Deputy
4-12-sea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

Dr. G 3 Gerard anHoaHees that he
IS a candidate for County Commission.
District Ne 8 lSol.heFal. subject 70
the Democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

G. Il. sRibart announces that he is
a candidate for county commissioner.
District No 3. iS9utheral subject to
ihe democratic frim
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01
FoR coUNrY ooNalssIoNER

F. p Parrish announces that be IS
candidate f0r county commissioner.
District SO 4 lnoTtheFal subject %
the democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-01

IA Robinson announces that he is
candidate tor couuly Commissioner.
District Nd 4 fcAlckzzh4l, subject 70
the Democratic primary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-09
SkIPS HIS BOND.

Muskogee, Okla, Dec. S.-Cecil p
Reed again has slipped through the
fingers of the officials Of San An
drea, Cal, after a search covering
thirteen years and after the sherii
had travelled 5000 miles to Musko
gee, where Reed was under arrest
Reed was arrested in Muskogee
on information from the California
officers and held under a $500 bond.
He fled as soon as his bond had
been made and when Sheriff Josiah
Jones arrived from San Andrea his
man was gone.
The charge against Reed is that
he stole money and jewelry to the
amount of $4,000. lie went to Can
ada.
He was summoned to Muskogee
by his father, J. Warren Reed, who
was on his deathbed. The Califor-
MIA officials were on the lookout
for him and as soon as he crossed
the international boundary the Of
ficers at Muskogee were notified to
place him under arrest when he ar
rived The arrest was made and
Reed furnished the $500 bond re-
quired, and it is said, skipped out
within an hour afterward.
He was made administrator OF
his fathers estate, which is worth
about 100000, and he is the sole
heir.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-09
TEACHERS WANT WARRANTS.
Salaries Tied UP Because Of Board
of Education Controversy.


Oklahoma City, Dec. S,-While
the senate in special session is
wrestling with the question of con
firming or rejecting the appoint
ments made by the governor on the
state board of education and the
machinery of the court is adjusting
itself to final adjudication of the
suit instituted here to determine
the legal status of the two rival
boards of education" the teachers
in the state schools are clamoring
for the salary warrants.
None of the teachers nor employ
es in the state educational instith-
tions have received any pay for No
vember, which was due the first of
this month No supplies nor equip
ment can be purchased for these
schools pending the present contro-
versy and the institutions involved
consequently are crippled
The only educational institutions
not involved in this salary tie-up
are the State A. e NJ. College and
the six district agricultural schools
hich are under the supervision Of
the state board Of agriculture.