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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
ECONOMIST sale A
BARGAIN CARNIVAL
Annual July Clearance Event
Announced and a Host Of
Big Values are Promised.

An item Of unusual interest In the
llerald's shopping news OF this week
II the announcement that az $3.50 on
Monday morning the popular Econo-
mist dry goods store WI swing Vide
the doors on ~ annual July Clear
ance sale.
This sale IN recognized as one OF
tire blR merchandising events OF the
year In AlbuQuerQue--an event 70
which discriminating shoppers al.
why's look forward with the keenesl
Interest A usual. the Economist
July sale VIII be- Just what It's name
lmpiieh--a sweeping clearance OF
high class. seas0nable merchandise al
memoraEiy low prices.
Although the details OF the Econo-
mist bargain list have not yet been
made public. iorctaate OF the good
things 10 come may be had from q
glance az thf extra special offering
Ia women'a ready-to-woar. Announce
ed In this evenings Herald. Il Will
also pay Herald readers 10 watch Tor
Economist special announcements "a
be made in this paper all next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
STORE PERSONALITY
REFLECTED IN
ADVERTISING
Each store Reflects Its Char
acssr in It's Shopping An.
nounoements-A Local In,
stance,


carcfoi readers % ADVERTISING,
those Who have Irarncd that Il pays
Ia keen posted on currcnt shopping
news. need not be told that dincrcnt
stores have personalities Just az els-
linct and recognizable AZ those Of dif-
farent people
Consciously or nnconagiouhly. the
character Of each store. Ia AlbuqUer-
que and elsewhere, u rcfiocted In tie
advertlinE. and discriminating people
know 20 practical certainty tbs
value Of each new merchandising an
nouncemenl. The Golden Rule esJrs,
for instance. has taught local people
the absolute truth OF IN famous slo-
aan, 1--WE do what Ne advertise .
That's why today's announcement Of
n sale Of mems wear r. sure TO
arouse tho interest OF local men 20
the buying point,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
POULTRY RAISING ON TAE DRY EARM

from draught, shd also fairly cheap.
ono Of the heat houacs TOR this cli-
mate ls the straw loft poultry house.
bullt sixteen feet wide and any
length desired This house has a
peak or gable roof. IL seven feet hlgh
from alil 10 plate. aud has the south
side mado OF Ono-thlfd boards and
the remainder ono-hnif Elaas and one
half curtain. such house IN not
very expensive aud answers the pur-
pose very well Tor the average farm
or
Surprising the dry farm bar already
well established poultry Department.
then tbs work should be- directed u'-
wtrd increasing the returns by weed
Ing out the poor layers. killing all
the hens over two years old. and IN
orrAslng the average eEg production
per hen per year by carefully select
ing the best layers and breeding only
from them. IN this way the poultry
on the farm, VIII give Is per cent
larger returns IN the course Of "A few
years aud az the same time " VIII
become an important factor w bring
ing diversified farming to the front
The equipment required 90 operate
q poultry department or drySfarIn
need not be Very largo. al appll-
nnceA should be- 40 simple ~ posi- Die
The less machinery about poultry
yard the better Il viii be. Drinking
pans feed hoppora. nest boxes and 80
on should be az nlmpse ~ possible.
The appliances required 20 ralae
chickens are not very numerous In
cubat0ra ana Breeders. OF course be-
come necessity whore large numbers
cd. or where early Matched pulieta ara
are Matched end raised or whore
early hatched pullets are wanted
/ for winter egn production, but
whore only a few chickens are raised
the Investment would hardly BE- prof
table. Thc brooder o. usually super
| Tor b the old hen for raising chickens,
proyidng !, N properly handled,
The ideal place 10 rniae chickens d
on an alfalfa or clover patch, Or ~
the end Of q corn, mangal or turnlp
pntuh. whore insect life q fairly
abundant Chloks ~ ralHcd on free
range with hens or with broodora will
always be- healthy. uireuE and vigor'
Gus, aud they develop quicker than
those raised on . limited range,
The portable colony houac system
- preferable for reislnG. a. By 4
there d very little. DANGER Of lhs land
becoming ''ehinlen-sich," since theS
are raised on a dIReerut piece of land
every year regular T@tntlon ~ fol
lowed. similar 10 Che rotation of crops
Even the old stock ron 81 housed oF
this plan during the Iale summel
months N dealred. ny taking tho Oh
stock out ia such heus8e lars.
omouut of she sraln that would other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Bookish. Scholastic, abstract
and Inadequate 70 Meet the
Practical Problems Of Life
Is Report 70 n. Z. A.


az rvaninm anesaat a. y. h.ssrna Wfrel
Chseaeo. JuiF c.--ffisn school cdu-
cailon throughout tne Entad States
was branded a. RehpraIIy ~bookith,
scholastic. abstract and innds,Quatr 10
meet the practical problems " Tie.
In report submitted today 10 the
national council or education Of the
National Educational associations.
The whole trouble with High
school eaAcaflon, declared David
Folmlcy. president of tho stale nor
NAL school pt Normal, a., IN reading
tha report "ls that Y y regarded 500
mech ~ merely 4 praDatatlon for ms
university, Instead Of deallua win
tne problems o. life today. the stu
denta are taught 10 deal With the
language. politics and enstomn Of fif'
teen centuries ago. About All the
Hlrh school teachers are college
graduates alho have no adequate
knowledge OF affairs entslde Of col
ieges Their teaching Is. therefore
bookiah, scholastic and abstract.
I'VE need change Of aim IN High
school teaching. a look In ire diFec'
tlon OF the farm. shop and home
while We DO not recommend an edu.
cation entirely Vocational. We urge
departure from the college Idea"
A. a means OF undermining High
schools the report recommended tha'
in four-year course two years OF
Vocational study shouff0 be provided
i. Stanley Brown OF Joliet, III
High school department, a member
OF the committee. disscnted from
some 81 the criticisms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
PERSONALS.

on sunday afternoon. July 9Th. VI
g:sO o'clock. The German Luthorena
will meet for divine service at inc
Central Methodist church. corner Ar
no street and East Central avenue,
Rev. 2. kreischnar will preach,
Everybody will md a cordial well
come.
Judge Herbert n Rayn0lds return
ed yesterday from vacation OF sew
crai weeks on the Pacific coast
Judge RaynOlda spent some time ia
San Frncisco ana returned 10 Aibu'
quorauc vin ogden and Denver
In the district court Monday Judge
Raynoids win take up the case 81
II w. u. Bryan W. W. ". Irwin. OF
Gallup. AN assignment account case
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
LITTLE SURPRISES


CFrom the Chicago Trlbunc)
Dear Sir: II you sslll want 10 sell
that mining stock we'll take II off
your hands at par
"Gccffrey: you've been coming 10
See me for about SIX yoarr; when are
you golng to ask me 10 marry ycu3'
IL have not called To solicit another
loan. Shadbolt. rvo come TO pay
what I owe you"
Central gave nse the wrong mum
bar; beg pardon for having
troubled yOu."
~ said ninth floor" but nevcI
mind, you may let me off at the
eloycnthr
Hasn't your accountant made
mistaken My gas bill this month II
only half what Il usually H."
mo thanks, sir I'm not allowed q
accept tipa."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Chlcano. Juiy g.--fleutenant John
nnwney today resigned from the po-
lice force 20 become banker. Dur
Ing his lwenty-thFee years service ON
,ho department he has accumulated "A
fortune Of more than 100000 by In
vestmcnis IN real estate. He Is 10 be-
come head OF the Dauphin Park bank
after August 4. whom his duties end
as policeman.
'Dawncy has earned ah0ut $4,000
from the city and early began buying
lots and building cottages on them
He has 5eon unusually successful. He
viii receive pension OF t75 per
month from the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
THIS llDy'S
CaOD APPETITE


Nablle. Ala. "a 1e''ttsd ftf nevea
toakn. vita wtmanlf itnhIo, Efilrs
Mns. niRnra lInns1h h 4 letter frer8
thin CIV. r fssl wtak and always had
headache and MAS always eeIua .
TIA doctor AZ lest mas operated en.
ant foli brflef. bal spen I had tho
lhuo tFouhln
NJ hu1n6n1 H1F13 Eaa - tFT fHFa''I
I fsll better nfloq NJ 1fsl bosilN end
naw. have q eood anpRiIse an1 nieep
ven. feel 0pa en1 she doctor tnIla
me I am loeains bslssg then ~ sYer
cav me-
y you art slrk ana miserable. ana
suaor frsm snF e IA paina due 81
wornnniy tfonhle--tqv Cardul.
cardul = succosssni because q =
composed q lpsrsalenls that hng4 peon
found 70 act eggasivelg "a che ubman'
y c6nslltutloR.
FOR more than any yeara. e has been
! used by women Of All awsa. with ertai
snccins. Try Il. Yenr druggist sells ~
M Wtiis n, issis-' ASvl.asy l'sss.. Sssl,.;
r1ega MeftIna Gu Ch.lianops1, I,4nn ~ q.
= Wtn1ss" leas \ plal1 vsatf,l. - issnp4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
YELLOW JACKETS AND
SAN JOSE DOVES PLAY

The yellow Jackets and Aun jose
Doves. two amateur beschall clubs.
viii plnS ON Traction park diamond
tomorrow afternoon, the same 20 be-
gln al 2.3o o'clock. The public u M
vlted 10 attend. An Interesting CON
test liz expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

chicago. July s.~-uattlu reeelDta
400; market ntoady. neogos, $3.50
a.7Oi Texas aicerr. fa.S0u 1.f0. vest
orn coWe. tG.ssW5.5o; stockrra and
feeders, s4oOW oes; cows and half
ers, tz.s0@ s.ssi calves, ts.s0Qs.to.
afoea Recelpla $500; market
strong, Lights. t7tQWhIOi :. xod.
t7.Ob a. 100: heavy. eo.ns D7sgp:
rough. sg.sBW7,ib; pigs f5.s09 1.aO;
bulk Of sales. e5.a0@7.ss.
Sheep Receipts 1000: market
strong, Native. fs.f0Ms.fs; Western,
fa.t0agb9bi yearllnRs, tf.gs0e.70i
lambs native. ss.7aWs.oai western,
tf.s5Ws.0o,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
THE JAMES BOYS
AT THE QRPHEUN

rlganu ana Nifn win BE- On the
honrls tonight a fho Orphenm. To-
morrow At $3.50. Ggo and = b ~ thr
Attraction VIII be me famous James
Boys 81 Missouri
This performance viii end the rn-
NaEemoni Of lho Yankee Doodle Stock
compahr. ana tha thoaief VIII Be
closed until another stock company
~ rceeffd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

WIN The opening ol the now era
Ia wenlrrn agriculture coinUs the op-
portunlty for ilic poullry Industry 10
tiovelOp into distinct branch Of di-
prsssfiud or mlxcu farming. THIS
method of farmlng seems TO be tho
only hope OF future prosperity, We
need scarcely refer 80 the effects OF
crop fnllurea Tor Il few successive
YEARS on the GENERAL welfare of oer-
tain sections OF country In which they
occur 10 relieve this situation
farmers must engage Ia something
more than grain farming. 80 that ~
case crops fall theg may have same
thing else 90 fall back ON, IN diver
slfied farming they could draw on
this proceeds " The dairy and ponitry
products 60 meet the current "a
pcnsea.
Poultry raising works IN Hpiendldly
az 4 profitable branch OF dry farm
Ing. very little ~ required IN the
way OF outlay, and tho returns 10
proportion thereto are o good many
times larger than IA any other branch.
The poultry hnuaea need not be Ca
pens,ve. JUST ~ Ions az they are Of
the servlreable klnd--tho kind that
give results. There A. much waste
~ grain and other things on Ouf
farms avery year that could be con-
verted into poultry ana eggs very
easily az a handsome profit Only
about four pOnhd4 ~ grain are re-
anlrnd 10 pr0du1o one pound Of
chicken, which 10 less than n 70.
uulred IA produce ono pound VI beef
lmuifon o. bacon. Tho labor required
10 successfully mnnsac a flock 81
poultry IL prOpoftl1nasely email. The
market demands hro practically IN
lIlmllod. and the price Of dressed
poultry and eggs ~ sufficiently hlgi
"a All limos OF the year ~ make ponl'
lfry keeping paying business. ever
whom prices are ~ their lowest From
these facts We uee that poultry car
80 made q very Hfofllnblo branch q
fnrmlnR. with but very little IN ths
iWay Of Initiative expenditure.
Bcsi Was y start.
40 begin poultry RAISING on ara
farm would prefer 10 start Wits 2
flaw settings Of eaHs the first geasoI
Ianu hatch ehickont from the eggs
ana then hsvr IaF oNn stock the sec
ona season. This way ~ starting q
II fhe cheapest. Wn4fa person want
% invest iitlla A8Irf 4 hciior star
can b. made W H0Plna ton 10 lWanil
n hlFds aud hatah|NN eh,ck0uS Non
these the first fA8k This mnhua. .
rouret heavier Hp4nHe. bot the|
one would BE- l Hh0Ad In Hollinl
lfelulua already em year
4 Thu p6pllsy llopid hs leeaie'
y fairly close 40 1 NMF |HfNn hiII|H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Convened az NOOK
Adjourned % 1877 y. IN out
~ respect 20 the memory Of the
late q. Il. Ainlby
Rules committee adopted spe
clai rules 10 expedite pending
legislation,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

~ ne wasted Al|l "a eensnmed W
lht htna
Nxefelur h 1sonllai for laying
elotk Make tham work fot the whole
sftln. Of which Nhesi n proba9 fg ihu
best Feed crushed oats IA feed
nenper, elNaya Nllhln octtha Bul
lermlll lg the t6<l drink Tor them
Give erlt ana oyster shell. and also
erang fond ~ fhe form Of alfalfa and
Glover hay. tho maneoIs ~ cabbage.
ftcIInn
Little chickens should ~ fed ~
stale bread prttaad dfS (aflnt being
soaked In milk and mixed with hard.
boiled eggs. Ad0 charcoal and fnnIf
rut onion leaves a. lhla. Uire chick
food ave timos 4 day ana gradually
change 20 whole whoEt. - that ~ the
are of six weeks they vii set bll
wheat. Start them en- sft mach made
% equal parts % corn meal flour and
ground oats with sinnli quantity %
beef SCRIP. Charcoal and corn meal,
and fcod this a few times day ~
low pans Altar fik weeks Of nat
hopper feed both grain and dry mash
IN order To loeHeu fho labor. Give
buttermllk TO agink and also feed
Erii. Provide Shade % soino kind.
The simplest eolDny Apuhe can ID
made BY placing tUo piano BOXES bach
20 back. iirst ta&nE on the backs ans
the fiat tops. tl0u up the steep sides
70 ~ TO form q hlp roof then cvsel
with roofing. securely fasten the Tvs
boxes together and plarc them 81
txf-inch runnera pa door and
SUBWAY In one end, and The house 3
ready for use.
This IL tho plan followed BY ~
largest and most successful puultr
farmers at the present tlmc, and
viii work out pretty wcll order west
elm farm Conditions,
For Raising chickens tie colon
house should be ftiea up with a ac
tachable lamp box and hover whlc
can be taken out just aa soon a. q,
chicks are old enough TO rooet.
colony house can BE- made and dc
lacbable bro0dcr can be purchased 8
the same price one can buy an out
door brooder complete, and the Cor
J mer eau 90 used from the time III
chicks are Matched until ready 20 =
TO the regular poultry house. wherea
the latter answers the purpose aatli
fact0rily only for the frat SIX week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
ARCHIBALD IMPEACHMENT
INDICTMENT DRAFTED

Washington. July 0.-fhe hnai
draft of the impeachment indictment
against Judge Robert w. Archibald OF
the commerce court was approved to-
day by the houNe committed on hidic-
iary. Chairman clayton will present
IL 10 the house Monday. ask for I'M
mediate consideration and subrait n
list az seven managers ON the part Of
the house 10 conduct the trial before
the senate.
II II customary in the house to fol-
low the action .of the csrnmlfiec
where there IL no division. Members
OF the judiciary committee to-day pre-.
dicted that the recommendation
would be adopted after a short de.
hate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06


buying aud bocauss % eogeriaE on
We're unchanged to MUHc foWef,
september started al ti.ooE 9a.olh
down, aud then turned upward Ia
si.0iNNI.OfM. The close was weak
wish September iMm1Mc undos last
night At eesk 0esKc.
Lerscnlnr 90 selling pressure ~
lowed corn 10 ascend with wheat.
September opened $50 lower - no
advance at ee# Wef No. and rose 70
lg7%c, Closing prices Wero Nonk.
with septcmeer n v Ne net iowef e
90 y % MTc,
Profit taking ~ shorts put che
oats nlaFkut on tho np grade. sep-
tembor started M0Mp ole a. a9es
as kc. aud climbed 10 a94o
Provisions sangod owtnN 10 roslge-
ment 81 buyers. Initial lfnnAriiun4
varied from 60 decline 20 2 ~ gain.
with september pork tt8.s0i tio,Bf v
q 1880 20 s1O.e2n fon lard and
3i0,T7M for rlbn,
Closing prlcoai
whcat--JulN ei,OlMs September,
paH kfHoMc.
corn.-Jug. ssNe, september
1 90 y We7c,
oats--July. ioMc. sepsembss. ssa
40 Ne.
Posk--July. tis.&0.
s.ard,--Juiy. eto,bu,
illba--suly. 5000.
New Horh Gotten,
New York, July e.--ColtOn appt
eeeadyi mlddllnR uplandn. sisls;
mlddllns guif tis.tu' Salca. isip
bales.
'""r 'eKnhalA'Cliy IItssiDsa,
lSansaH clt7. JuIy e,--cettIe re+
coinis 400. no souihhrnn; market
Hleady. Nallve steers e6.6vW $50,
southern COWS nnd hnlipr4. ta.oo9f
s.gbi native COWS and heifora 3s.Oaaf
STA. atoekers and feeders. sf.0etJ
100: bulls. $4,000 zoo; calves, Stoo
$500, western steers, t0O09S.Aoi
western COWS. $3.50 n 500,
Hogs ioculpta 1909. msrknt
Hlrong nulk ~ sniee. t7.359f.so;
heavy. s7.ts0 1859. packers and hut
chers, t7.s60 $50; llGhu. s1.26W
I1.f0i pigs. t5.b06e,15.
| sheep Receipts monet market
STEADY. Motions. ea.seW3, lambs,
$500 8.OO. RANGE welhers and year.
ilnsn. 3s.z5tsb.7b; runge ewun, ss.7a
Htee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
LET THE HERALD
FOLLOW YOU

You will want the Herald on
your summer outing Better
ihnn a letter from homo. You
should not miss your favoslte
newspaper during vacation days.
You viii want "a know what "
going on In Albuquerque. Order
the Herald by phone f67 or les
or ~ postal card. 10 follow
you. Address will 90 changed
~ often NJ requested With no
extra charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

". n. Armljo. Jr., and John Hub
bell returned tSday from Las Vegas
in an automobile. having Witnessed
the heavyweight exhibition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Written Expressly for Dry
Farming by M. G. Herner,
Manager 81 Poultry Depart
ment, Manitoba AgriCul.
tural College, Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Chicago Hoard 0T Trade.
Chicago. July 0.--wheat railicd 20.
day on eccount OF commission henrc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
The Markets
WALL STREET.


(1g EvsnIna iisratd A. =. LEASED sVifsi
New York. July 0..-Prlcen showed
q heavy tone nt the opening with sub.
stnntlnI fractional losses IN Heading.
Lrhlgh Valley, Canadian Pacific and
Brooklyn TrnnHlt There were heavy
dealings In Steel with prices UNI
changed. Initial LOSSES vera roc0v.
cred In the cOura~ ~ the first hour.
Southern Railway issues with ono
nuinl. gnin,. Cor tha proihrFnd stock.
; Tennessee Copper and lnlerborouEh
Metropolitan preferred Tod the I'D.
vances.
The market closed firm. Increased
strength was shown In the last hour,
the fow features including Northern
Pacific. Ornat Northern ore corsiii-
Gates, Peoples Gas and s0no less
active Issues.
Closing prices
i Call money nominal.
Prime paper, i@th por cent.
silver, Gle.
Mexican dollars. isc.
Copper nominal.
Tin nominal.
Lead nominal.
Amalsamnted, Sass.
Sugar, i5u.
ttchiHon, los y.
Great Northern. i57h,
New York Central. III
Northern Pacific, is2M.
Reading, i65A.
houthern Pacific. 1893 y.
Union Pacific. iGsA.
steel. 7Oh.
Steel preferred, iie%.
80. I.Ouls Moot.
~ Louis. July G.--Wool steady
territory aud western mediums. 70 q
1tc; fine mediums, isGe0c; fin8
t5WISc.
Chlcago Hoard Ut Trade.
Chicago. July 0,--wheat rallied -.
day on account OF commission house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

80, Louis " UOI.
~ Louis, July g.---Woul steady
territory and western mediums. geo
9tc; fine mediums, is9 zoe; fln8,
I5W1Sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

New York, July e.--coiton appt
steady mlddllnR uplnndn stais;
middllng gulf, tis.io. Saica isis
bales
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-25

Rich women who are ever on the
watch for antique bits Of silveF or pew
ter, says the New York Tribune. have
taken 70 carrying small silver-mount-
ed microscopes. so that the hallmarks
can be examined With ease and the
accuracy OF the date be determined
Dealers IN antiques are very apt to
talk glibly OF George H. silver or Of
George H.. ana even OF William and
Mary. pieces Of those Of good Queen
Anne. and THE prattle is bound TO
make an impression with those who
do not know. and can also fool the
nearsighted customer Hence the
microscope and q little folded paper
gnos mentioned to the dealerl. where
By the memory Is refreshed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-25
FLOOD Loss
ENORMOUS

Talmlah. Ia, Airil 25 From Tall
lulah q sea Of muddy water lies in
every direction. Only an occasional
high spot OF ground is above water
and everywhere one looks skiffs and
gasoline launches are to be soon.
There is no railroad communication
and probably the people here viii not
see train again for another SIX OF
eight weeks
Not one life has been sacrificed IN
this entire flooded territory so FAR as
IS known. and for this the people are
happy More than $1,000 4 the elegcn
parishes are homeless, however. and
with perhaps 100000 acres Of land
ruined 80 far as cultivation this sea.
con is concerned The suffering will
be greater than this section ever ex.
perienced IN any past flood
The loss to the railroads viii total
several hundred thousand dollars.
Nearly TWO hundred miles OF track in
northeast Louisiana rs ogerfloaed.
win stretches of the roadbed washed
away. and probably another sixty
miles Of track viii be hidden BY tie
waters within another ten days A
number Of small lrestles have been
washed away but most OF the large
bridges and treslles have been saved.
From Delhi 10 Mounds forty miles.
the Yiekshurg. Shreveport & Pacific
tracks are Inundated and threatened
wasbout between Ragsllle and Delhi
NAV put another fifteen miles out Of
commission at any time
Added TO the Immense volume Of
water from the Dog Tail, Panther
Forest aud Rosemary ereyasses is The
flood from the ouaehita river. which
haa spread over a wide territory, In
undaiing thousands Of acres Of fer
tile farm lands north Of Monroe The
ouaohlta flood is thus far independ.
eut Of the water from the Mississippi
river crevasses in Arkansas. but with
III another few DAYS they are expected
TO meet and continue their destrue
tive work southward through the par
lshes OF Ouachita. Richland and Con
cordia Then down in the two latter
parishes the floods will have added
to their force thewaters from the Dol
Tail break which already covers yas'
areas OF East and West Carroll, Madi
son, Tansas and Coneordia parishes
Very Jew towns In caiahoula, Coheor
dia and the extreme southeast I.oulsi
ana parishes within forty miles Of thi
Red river win escape complete .aga
datlons and time only can tell VIVA
viii be the extent Of the rise in thl
Mississippi south Of Tomas, when th'
combined flood waters begin 10 pou
hack into that stream through the Re-
river
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-25
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PLAY HOUSES
KozY THEATRE.

This theater runs only high class
photo plays. We guarantee to show
you two reels of new pictures each
night
Special feature tonight
Our pictures come direct from the
Eppress theater in Oklahoma City.
women Always Pay
REELS
Featuring Miss Asia Nelson a beausi-
ful society woman. firing Of home life,
throws her lot with a circus and has
many sinful adventures The story
reveals the romantic aspects OF Euro.
pean circus lie See It.
eFoolshead More Than Usual"
Tots and the Flag"
Illustrated song
Coming Titanic picture Saturday
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