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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-13
IMPORTANT! Boys and Girls HOSE

ServiceabIe Quality for School Wear
The Bad Boy School Hose is brand uni-
versally known to be reliable and gives lon
ger service than other makes 1t is because
the heels and toes are of pure linen. We
have this in girls hose, in Isle and silk Isle.
Bssvy BeG Gsyi fBns it eGss p PrcgS gSry s much
NEW FALL COATS
arriving conclusion regarding the coat STYLES precedence
Johnny for early fall and
We show them chnchlas Enslsh ~sags7,
eharmingy lined with striking paid others with satin Innings Of
strong contrasts with the coats themselves
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-13

It will soon De goodbye to straw
hats.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21

Actual uoFk on the site nurrbaasd
90 NSsnTue sirees by ~ Tinted G1stes
uoveFnnas nj. On uhich uiii ~ eFRciea
ths Fadsrul buiId.nE. uas bsEul 70
dny Unasr ihe supsFVlstoa a. GI1ena
IHiehiansn. Of NJ Weat Chesser E.asi.
~ ins CoaPaag Of NsV Tork q
humbsr u nsn and several teams 49,
eaHnEEd today 10 Femovlns ~ suf-
EAea an anA 80 frua the Slle Tais
suriAnp dirt Uhirh ia very rich Wsll b.
asmpoEariiy rsuuyed fTUm ibe ior and
Tbsu ~ bun5tlg y ronpisssd 4.II
,. hsuira bsek sad used ln snadias
and imprOsihg ne grounds ahnni -,
bpi'atnu
Yesterday the sign boards wrrs ~
UlDVed fFOm In frOlt Of me sire aad
a term lrnry buttding has besn pFsei-
"a AhiCh AL b. useI - an % an
ntr-ar" ~cm Tor taniE
NF Dtsklnnon states that ,h~ fsan-
dsti0a uOTt wil b. pushed to eAriy
sDu. piesiaa and q 10 th~ inIsuIioG %
have ramc cor oiated bsfore utnt.r
-~tuslir ssts IN Wen thr i5un.ia.
tton is eonOleSed the supsFutrurfu-,
uhi h. bsiii ~ sAFidly a. Weafhsf
rondn cas- uir peTufA
A. sODn a. ~ surface u removed
sbe ccnsra ztCr and enEiaeTs uiT r
onre bagin the eHraVltiOO tor ihe
f.t.,-.ln-as..,s ffff ~ rslnrna -rr,rs.st s.ri
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
WETS0EGHIETON hAgNNlE
IsUTTERLY REPJDIATED AND
WGRANS star S RISING

.u-t psanioa Nr llsyss uaS CO. ~
.sraa Gur- beE-n friends foT uasy
-a-r They have iosSat tlis b. ss.i~
u uoIsfses aas 81 Tins aheu se~ los
rity - s-ps:nr C'hi1inl mad etber
west VirRias IlamocrAis 70 y Brs-
- has .,-Sh ane-ttonsd tAsrc ass nev.
s- hasu any doaha - % ne i1-s tsaf
Col ~ iiaW m. stsms saea. .i1a.t =
t,rruurh lnEuns sad ruecFsu ufEs NJ
arynu- u ID BuI strnngs liza ~ ihs
rressut fine. thus Mr PIFyhn ehauid
b. sf-onE In his stlvOrary q Sol- Nc
Gas for this iaap0rinns ppaiftuu ~
ias aeE administration. Nsr rasuil
i b. vurpriiiag II fh~ Hra prraidras
slDuld b. entlrriy Eusded sr ~. Rrl
anss wfFhes IN tns natler ans taSe
me " VlrpinIa n-noarstlr tezeeT
.rtc his catib~r.
Tte irp-rsan- ol fHr poi. la ~
- r..a.ss'r gasrzl ~ tnr naGnaEr
re 81 ATty afgains .. insFslea -
b. uEn iev OF apo ptmcnts % b.
sar IN 'hc 'sosl0G.,e sryi'e ay fhs
s-r a1t-i7nsrs.Ca Thrrs EHe IN
rzu-a uurBsrrs sn0Hi s7s.sDs easplSs
ees af ths pNsssa -r aepa-,mens. a
.sr=o Eurhef - - are uB1eF civ
= aervsrs tut q . ~1sinltsd tast
nrzrly fea.oaa apaosniH1l tglrll e.
given oBt b. fh~ neaf uail 9ro't top
- rneuocrats in thr po-toa t.gatto-
Y - even possible thar EAny - ihs
teaath class p,srnaEstsrs uhO - aouIe
ssar~s arr rnd-r civii serriCe u-rE bs-
r@u.-rei iron tss civil safgIoe esd
shsr si1rss piss h~ HIied y plEl 81
.Lr sf3i4 Dkseas- TIE sqFTI
oI sse hFst ss~raa zEd thg1 ellulI
sra MOI under avn sssvicP 80 rlui1I
roinl uslnriss Esaoulai 10 al-ort 49,
zee aEuua;iy Pa iicaHF ~ ai 9hasa'I
suld h. apBcins~a b, ~ pg1tus1sfpT
gsa=rai or u isass BIS reropnlansiu.
t.on uoutd have uurl 70 10 Wi;h She.E
By sne president
Thsrs are Ia VS. NlrEiais atoa
? go ssagtcMeez Nsi oas q heI
posca-nai-rs IN amp II ,aeap 0De.-s isI
Hndsr r8rl s-rriee aaS sacuid Coi, "
Grzs q, coa1@ pos vsaat~r Eenr~al 3
Uc-l ian 70 bsm - ;sa ~ thpre -
81. B. ms solii a.esa 80. r. 9u.c
- ose- a-aTe ,he rka0uisdEss iszi
a. 81 shs I'sr5ryatic party - Nssi
virEiahs and ttni Ae Eouid have a.
hi. ass-.asai practically aH the srA-f.
b fssreuazr Tor t.sa state.
Il y nos 20 b. 5.refuu.el ihst 60.
truaeiBsSd q raES FsIr.D
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
FLIHH GOES
BACK TO THE
G. 0. P.
spGNP \ OuAATER o. h1ILLloo1
noLLAR8 ROR Tpsg 0ULL uOO8G
CAUSE. 8OT 70 gTILL 4 RGPUo-
LpeAnL.


PTTTsBURGH. Noy q Anser
spendinE nppFuSimaieiy ssso.e9o q"
carry Peunsy sanis for Roosevelt md
inridrntafIy 20 estahtish hiuisglf -
boss 10 unccsrd senator ROivs Psu.
USE william Fllun hns deserted the
BuH Nloore ind uiiI 30 hack INTO ttr
Rspusliran parry Tais Hotui'hTiana-
ing the Declaration g-on OystsT Ray
that. -she parry Euss I've and thri
the cause must 80 forward
FIlnn can make good - Of ihe pr
q, h. delsated 20 smphafieaiiy in fhs
Iecenf eleriisn Oecuu-~ F1snn has
msny psnas Tor the tsEinlatnre vhieh
meets su0n and uhhcb c0nsains >
enodiy number oi Republicans Who
arr friendly 70 FliHa bu' Who could
not B. bis aiiiep Il NJ u~Rt into the
hssemhig uith The shira par'y 80
Flinn haa dectAsd TO devOt~ his rRcrts
10 retain eOatrol Q; lse Repuhlloan
eFR-aIlatbua sAas BE- vOn aWuy irun
PeurS-r whcghsr OF pot FiiHn IN
tends uareTsy % discard thr RooaeFei'
raHy Ia PsunsylAuiu. is matter o.
roHieesure
His dsfsrrniaaliou 10 GU loose irc'n
the Buu Moose and rc--stzhiish his
RepubIic4Hssla Nas made known 10
day ia q ooufc-cnce bssueeh Rspubi.
can STATE chairman Hehry g Was
rou. rspreurntiHE ninn- and senator
] ?. McNschoi. o. Philadelphia, aho
rspfus-sse.i th~ P~Hr5ss'- " MrNitl0is
machine in Phisdelphia Fiiun s IN
Caliiorn8a bss before going had =
ncnea o. e1rfeTenees 1lth WasF7H
Who uas delegated - 49, for h'm "a
me present ul-erinEs heinz raia'iye 70
she sD-ak.-rsrfp g the 'zouze and pres
dent 81 t1s Hsnaic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN IS
now on
NJ e a eApTAIhl8 GllLlSTtNG
g nEn1gRs ron TOtE Asso-
cIaFtoA
Ills RL IISL u IIlL
GEAogaS - OloVGMENT HOPE
70 NAVE 4 LIST o. OasG THOU
oAii0


a-y ~ s'e-i 'hl'''''ia' m''-,','
s-np.AEn oondSe'ed b the n
srl y ~ HiA teams sho repre-
~ un-lrIation in ~ fEht Tor
mtrs Tor today. somorrOx
Hfurflv aru noe On shs ssreris.
~ ! ~ e. u.enh.ruhip blauhs
.rftIs hona nsklnE sarh and every
one uI-hl1 IEian1. uho i MT = mem.
= a.. alvuutuse ol th- s-,oeia-
AZ ae1o1Iing 10 ne huui Ohtaina-
~ in1luuaftnu. thoy urp havinE the
V1 ruult. 10 thai many ner
s ~ alFrady siEn-d up
-. -
...-,.... :, ~ -
..-..,-... -.
-,-.- q. .,-,-,..s -. .-'..-.. ..,,,..'.
:, -. - =.
~ 4 - -.
s = ....-,,.- - =,
- !, s.,,,, I. -. :, ~.
ms wns pEi into action and the
lN--1elnE lnu'sd u,en usTV named As
ll = ~ rar'oaS teams. Team
- I =. C-lfa -aan'' Team No =
q ~lilr1s dsnn Na. 2. , = JaoOes
faan ~ Z. 3 = RortaIl. Team No
IS. ~ tFed Ness 'eam 40 =. 1oha
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
M'MANIGAL
IS RECALLED
OVNAMITER RooE SMOKING CARS
NBtEN CARRYING EXPLOSIVES
70 ELcR W STRUCTURES
tHY r>rT1s rsE-sl

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Not =
ortie NoNanieal aas recalled 80 the
slsaess sfaal 10 rte dyuAartte con
s,,.rne5 trial shortly nelCs roan -ldlz
and resumed Do tesslp 10y Hr said
that b.. ssEally fo1- in ths s-sn-ius
cars a. traias hes cas-lins ;as -
Flnsfvss
one ly oar " Nsn.z=i named 'as
y1rioas sag oada ovr Eira a- tray
fiss oa bir Gyun7sisrs t,'ls from
I.Eus. Iss 90 taa time u bis a-ras--
Tnu "a inner r.rr h4aiis.. e."
slices c-ranizau-a sznI skigh iae
rs.srr zrru- charges fa' thr , Nan
arzs us.I a. dy1auii's fund ~7ss ~
sistciaru- Hsury Lczi.-a~r. iOrrleF
f'i;-aszrss mas. o. z4~zs "a 49,
as - Sau,s, NJ ls~saa -."r
nan s-a-- { hry. ule - oT.a= .og
usrriy eg Ibvntr. vness IN tAs
ez.s tolay Ny~r tsEtiE~l ;aat 20 l7s-
ir- th- -uaa's arr-s, - ib-nyer Ia isii
ar io.I h.ra tIAs frcs.4ea' Prank ~.
Rsa lad aufls-i-y 70 pas 5I alpur =.
anf taea xs-1fis~ IasrG pa45 lhe l-iia
i.us .hat a. -inss,ie circle lad ~ -
uaaiza-irn fund
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
LEgl!l GIE Hl aET HIH
iOc.nCO APPoiNTNgNTB WITH o7S,
oco6o0 ~ ANNUAL GALAaiES
w9ULc gE AApE ~ ttIEl-GD
AePoiNTEENTs N WEST va
cINiA ALONE

tsFoisi 20 tap W.vi VisElrszs
wasHINsTuN. NDs. - Essiie %
Daas isa apps=vat aar- tar ri-e-tca
CT Ncrsn 1sr 3. fE1r E.v, y'rrins
HAD uuer.y r~Pudnted ~ aisurisr
sol .asy. Chaisa s.a.H maeaine
rar fsn sss-a; o. thr rssr.hro~ Fl
fh. 1.a-,rs 81 ,har mac.ias ha
rsaresy t..sn ra4-sd ~ - ra1p
% =. 81 Virginia. SA oaiy Wss tas
mss hino ogsrshrlf aS'y s@frsfa2 IS
> vets e ~ peea dr. b. Faa iasder
Shtp ol ise party h4s IT, ~irslrspa
fts :, 4Hs Ianas G esna SzH Wa1sOt
aud Chlli1u naa -ss tUsui aver %
sac farmer lasarr 19sn = y srA
sr q .a Ar b i1o aa9aa.i
af sovefrar y sun 'a' ;l Vrea el
tla. a0mi,@t5sn. ana havlrg r-r' sfsc
u that sauu1rt aniI WcHs cirViz-
,as forced 70 give irs VOis - ihe Goa
ssut.ai 20 y iSn, aad -aa in h-rn
me o. ,se aE05i ~ .ye SosEgss 'n tae
STA io- shs o5estinu o. GoveFneE WI
20 tbs rfsuileuey y ls nc s.rsr -
sast ~ N1EsEs lhrtAd b. asa9sa =
"a T. tte uarsy IcaArrs as the mnst
81. rr'Hg E.-lsocass "a Nfst virginia.
EGt LsranE- ~ rh- Trel=niftoa a.
rcrfea 10 h.,7 ey Prenidcn aitrt =
sga. b. vsEfln-l B-gsa sEs Oh p
u,,-apr cratic l@sd.rr. q Is not ~arlrlf-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
DISCUSS PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS
REPORT THAT CHRISTIANS ARE
8E nAsscREO is NOT coNFrR"-
Cd

CONsTANTlNOF'LE. NoH =
f'cae- aesDsiai!ens trstsevA Cen -
aea ana Ss1im Pasta csmnaE'irr-
IN chis-s respectively o. The BulEs7 --.H
ana Turki.A srH -. beEAn taday ~
rac village % Haaea KeaL uithE 'ht
ChalaIia hHrs. aaa A.rnr T. mics o.
uid- 81 Cunstsnrtnspis
RumOTu thal . mnauacrr o. Ca.'ia-
tta-s ~ beEun - ~ NRdierT1niAE.
1urres - E1ieh northUeu, Of JsFuaa.
trz. vhlr nj cuaflEnr1. rpulsd ua-h
eno.ss.euB DeaaEia Eutrruailul usl
urultai sfsm rhe ealuan1ir - fas
Euu cruises nu traEErs q
- f-HS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
HoTpLETE 70 ~hEss TOYS
or rltE CORNER COPIES

HrNTINgToN Nov q - \ -
plsis 10 k-ep uarR tse toes q me
corner -eGgBs vas Installed a.
Four-h zveaue ana Nfnss siregi yrs
;crauy a. tn dirrrs.0u % the city scr,
n rlc1r-n- 4 vel a1a sack hancaih
tss lntrruuri.Ra ar tfVrsp ia~ru aE1
= Ess stow ain b. i,,acss IN ths cr
esutsoa T-si-s Ia hesVy iraa plate
all Jr-rmit ias Asai 10 come ~ 10 r.
iiryr 10 sAfs~=y uoEp~v $40 nzay b
staiioa@s 81 the cU.E-E. q Eih bc
uard only 10 srssre va hs- Eh-u ~
fxaic oGS-pgs rssfioansl tsgrr arr ~
'ruily gsglerers o. aoeDuni q aaFszr
70 rsmaia oul n the sssa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
THE IMMIGRANT
NsAs T1E sUBJEcT UIscussED
EV a. 0RooNFIELa LAST
NIsAT.

-Tse TzmiRrau'- Wzs TIE srSi-ct
sissurred last evening a. tie Pgsshy-
teF.an clisErrh. y seh thr Thir5 osEviet
o. tse lEcne sfiasiou VHevS urosemen-
eas Observed TAr les.isr Tor ibe
,vsaipz ass ~ j {. Erosmgiri1. pas
,1r Ct rhe 4 2. TsHgAe. Othsrp sba
sags ia.rnss,lag tails 90 ne snAtsrg
usre Mrs. BFopEH. o. NIiaa'stSu. Who
= eaEsesa 10 doinE Ui.Etapsry uarE
au.sng :Ho screlanefs 81 tsat seeli1n.
uad-r the diFgetian q ibp PEEahgtsT.
izn shur-h sHs Rer 4 q w-nA, ..
E.nssrprlrs. ~hs is Gn.Es mirsi1pSsT
uu-k andsr tse dircdiou Ct tas y 4
Churrh. souak
% ~ z6d1css ~ Druoufte,d Uaao
ne isllsaizH rvUaFtI-
-Ths i1.rFiDEtGa . uuF ooina alt
saaaern- z PluFisas Sau1 stated
tha proSse1- turolvel - lnusFslirA
llsu % ecEng = unisGuA eilluluSAil
fran The naay Epap,es uh0 coDs q
suz shrrss 8 or pFoblla-
1T u nri . gupsiipa - h0U ulsy
e1ns Or hos fsW. ~ - shoiF cGoCi
a y. mo CnEie GsEa hsUpuT "
ors touriuE thp rFlst q Al nu,!gaa
nnl aFe unatiy asahllE ~ re,lit
an Vps e siEi-uusAlp--
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
SAM SCHEPPS
TURNED LOOSE
FIRST naATgRiAL UgETNEss ~
the ROsEn1THAL CASE 70 GAIN
NE FRgGDON.


NEW YORK SoV. "a --1ul 0cAeUpd
vas shs Hrs q The ssnae,s material
Witnesses ia ~ pFOoaruIIou EISVinE
cui Of Ihs IIu.rnthAi uur5sT enss -
~ given bis fiSeTu 3s Usu ssOught
before Sh~ su,5Ee here On ne VnEraury
shaTar whscs has been hazEinE over
AIm sincs his Arres, und Assistant uis.
triei AIvOTBsy Rubin oold the cOurs
ihat the Sta;s AS sailing that The
raaFEr should b disniasaa. ~ tar
suds of iustiee had bcsa arcompiiahed
he Uas turned lOoss, and anrDnpanird
iy bic counsel be EAa taken diFVrt 70
ihs olce o. Thomoi Rii-y uheTs MFp.
seaepp- Nas uattlhs So has neruFel
= separ=G.on and vOn6ed 20 EnOu uhas
~ vas En.RE 70 DO Slgu; nllmuny
uu TIE roaBif q The coufsrsaeR hing
- UhcfhsE saa nss q b- ail5ued 70
80 on htu uuy 10 Eios spTingB Or
whether be ~onid b. detatnad IN TIE
LHdlou sfrecf iali A. . uisubsr o. The
Hcn-psl nE aliulouy aasoc.ntlua.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
COUNCIL GRANTS FRANCHISE
TO THE LTIMORE 8 OHIO

frsnrhlr- 70 the eHecf ihas gates b.
D anad a. ali rrpss.nza. and tkls e thr
t.sy shauld drefa h nescaaary SD asa
Isr she same. WnfehDsn NUald -
tlacs-i ~ TIE rFosssuss AiioHasy M
*. Ncrgy Tor iae raiircad company.
feris-ud iais clause. bar taers Nas 10
rrtsinE aHay rOa a. aitaOnsh Uaea
4, came 70 = vote Cnuneiimpa Klrby.
Eobsauoa. RryBoida and Sinner uuuel
aEatnst the clsass. s.slng piaesd - -
frnBrhiae. A,tsruoy Seeiy cuutesded
ii.ar thar Vas hci ncsded 10 ~ fraD-
ry.i~~. ~ fbe ciIy E-oIic- puueFB uurs
,zGet-Hs % call Tor re plaeias q
sai-s nad saschmea q; the CROSSINGS.
ba rhis argument aid nos uound GuE-
,ssui 10 tsous ruaaeilnen ubp votoa
tor rh- words to - inserted 10 th-
irunrats-
The u.orh on the neS hEHArh U1sl
b. cumple1ed uafhsn Is m0Uths- os
;hs fTanehlus u nuu An4 Uotd. - =
: thuurhi taai ;he railF1ad raau1ny
uia iusneIisiely hsEin ~ vOEE %
the EFaAiEE iuf tn bransA aBa f0F ~
irriEht dsVul
Artsr sb~ ussgnE q tuD PaViaS
bHla. council stiuaFssd - 4 Ilsr auaz
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21

NlcRsANTOvIN N-An aimats fAtal
acestsuf hauusned . the o1ali dGush-
isr e IgF ana MA Co. Kllu.les.
RIO su-tSs ueH GrE'aEt1a En1a ~
n1iHr uaA sbnralaE GstsF1ay -
slgtu -hE1. pss uu1 p'lyins ulsg. -
olIe 1c-I l-I ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21

TEo NEN WILL HAVE TO AN.
oARR TSsG STATG ron sslocT.
nc ACROSS btlsHW Az

uElorc Squire T. I.riEh Fl-Halas late
gcg1gaay Rl~Ea1ca a UsrT1nl Hus
s1 Euou saiorsaiion H-sir hy NJ.
nd sausrfieia eaarzinE iso suIy
Nh. navsd KreEiy ssd HsrrJ Brown
NtI1 haSiug pToniseuousiy hFri guns
url O1lsJ hisAEay
In3 eut1lnre Asaias, "a iwo mcE
q shslr preIsnIfaafy hrarfaz va,
urIuuz. uuS ~ fus R-a u.rr aeld
~ Ihslr apOsaraans bsfo-r f-r zraad
wT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21

THG GRAFTON NAN KAY %
aaAOE PoSTnAsTER eENERAL--
IS eLosE 70 FaEs1UEsI wtL
SON ARsD HAS ORTRNs SuF.
PORT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-21
GROUND is BROKEN FOR
GOVERNMENT BUILDING

WEST eHEsTER GNoiaEEaiilo
COMPANY 8TARTS uSoRN-gsLL
RU8Sl tiAhlO8Oa1g gTRuCTURE
TO co0PLgTlON ~ FAST -
WGATHgR CONDITIONS UgtLL
PgRmfT.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-22

Lit DOdlu VI liI4 I'LL Will SOIioIoC
of officials of the company and
substantial business men from
Centralia and Kinmundy."
James T. Harahan started his
railroad career as switchman,
and was, successfully, fireman,
brakeman, conductor and en-
gineer on various lines. In 1872
he was made roadmaster of the
Decatur & Louisville and then
general superintendent of the L.
& N. road. Mr.. Harahan held
positions on the B. & O., Lack
Shore, L., N. o. & T., and in 1900
became vice president of the I. C.
He became president of the road
in 1906 through the influence of
E. H. Hartman, and resigned
from this position Jan. II, 1911.
Frank o. Melcher, second vice
president of the Rock Island, in
whose private car the officials
were riding, was born at Damar-
iscotta, Me, in 1864. He began
his railroad work in 1887, and in
1902 became general superintend-
ent of the Fitchburg railroad. He
was first made general superin-
tendent of division of the Rock
Island lines, and in 1905 became
general manager and vice presi-
dent.
According to leaders of unions
of railroad crafts, it was mainly
through his influence that the
road officials granted recognition
of the system federation on the
Rock Island.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-22

CT1DeQ 10 SCdruy OF water dlOIlS
the road. A special order makes
it necessary for all trains to take
water at Kinmundy, and a freight
=, train which took water before7the
express. held it longer than GUS
,tomary. 1t is said no fagman was
was sent back by No. Is. The
trains were due to pass south of
eCentralia, but because of No. Is
being late they met at Kinmundy.
The engineer and fireman of
the limited were removed from
the wreck first. While taking
them out rescuers stumbled over
the bodies of Hanahan and Mel
cher. The bodies of Pierce and
Wright were found few minutes
later. All had been caught in
their berths without a possible
chance of escape.
1t was rumored that there were
no rear lights displayed on No.
Is.
Rigid investigation is being
made to fix responsibility for the
wreck, and Acting Coroner
Featherling said this afternoon
that the blame lay between Harry
]. Bronecker of Chicago, fagman
of No. Is, and R. J. Stuart, en-
gineer of No. 8.
The bodies, of Harahan, Mel
cher and Pierce arrived here at
/ :35 this afternoon on a special !
train. They were accompanied
by Byron Curry, secretary to
Melcher. Curry said that all the
victims of the crash were asleep
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-22

Trial of the jury in the Banker
Wilde case, at Portland, is pro-
ceeding slowly, and no cases of
bribery have appeared against the
attorneys of judge.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23
Local Matters.

THO building inspector has issued
mi, 10 the Blount Street Baptist
1,.~lh 20 make alterations on the
.t.,rgb 20 the amount OF $4,000.
can. samuel +. Lirton died at his
.-. on North Wilmington Street
49,. r-fdav. He was one OF the city's
-. nromineut citizens and was sew
-,..-s.veu years OF age.
,f~ John a. Mills, has been ap-
-..-.ad BIZ the Clerk of the Court
e. IS member OF the Board OF
-.-rfv commissioners TO succeed Mr.
Il r Johnson resigned.
Mr. Arthur Clifton Parker, OF Will
.o, died Monday morning at Rex
;rosn,,al after an operation for peri
.arfrls He was nineteen years of
~. and was a popular mail carrier
O. Wilson.
George wilkins, a negro of Nash
County. will be electrocuted at the
s,are's Prison this week for the muir
der OF HIS "IIt SCfCi al o6O
ue will be the thirteenth victim OF the
electric chair
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Uasons. the Grand Council of Royal
ana Select Masters and the Grand
Commandry of Knights Templars.
three high Masonic bodies. are in ses-
sion in the city this week.
Or. W. L. Lyle, of Richmond, Va,
preached the baccalaureate sermon
10 the graduating class of Peace In
sritute. at the First Presbyterian
Church. this city, last Sunday at L
o'clock He is president of the board
of trustees of Davidson College, also
Of Montreal Assembly.
The graduating class at Wake For
est College last week numbered sew
enty-fve. the largest in the history
of the college 1t was composed OF
men from six States and one foreign
country Thirty-seven counties in
North Carolina were represented.
Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hills, OF
Brooklyn, preached the baccalaureate
sermon and delivered the commence
ment address.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23
DEPUTY SHERIFF SKIPS OUT.
Another Johnston County Democratic
Official Gone Wrong-POker Play
er and Fast Liver.
(Smithfeld Herald.)


Mr.. Roswell Smith, who has been
serving for some time as Deputy
Sheriff in Banner Township, has left
lot parts unknown, and behind him
Is shortage of twelve hundred and
Ihlrty-three dollars. He had been
collecting taxes, getting some weeks
only one or two hundred dollars
week. The last week in April he col
lected large amount as several lead
ing men waited almost to May 1st
oeIore paying their taxes. On May
7lh ne gave check in settlement
with the sheriff for about fourteen
hundred dollars on the bank at Ben
sun He then left the county and the
eheck went TO protest, as he had only
Two hundred dollars in the bank. His
oonosmen are Messrs P. P. Allen,
'uhlus A Massengill, Lonnie Surles
9Hu A ID. Tart. 1t is said he had
Oeeh living fast life with cigarettes,
Nhiskey drinking. following fast wo-
"en and card playing. He was a
poAer player. It is reported that he
vent to Fayetteville frequently, car
'iag some Of his chums with him
anu sometimes spending az much as
uhored dollars in single night.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23
PRIMARY JUNE 1.
Attend and Nominate Franks and Up.
church and Your Precinct Com.
mitteemen and Delegates.

church and Your Precinct Com
mtteemen and Delegates.
The primary to be held in Wake
all day Saturday, June 1, for both
parties. This is to vote on the Re-
publican nominees for the Legisla-
ture. for Congressman Or. H. Dixon
OF Chatham) and for precinct COM
mitteemen and delegates to the next
County Convention. Go and carry
your friends and vote for Franks and
Upchurch and also for precinct COM
mitteemen and delegates TO County
Convention that are favorable to the
regular organization in this county.
The whole primary law is too long
TO publish in The Caucasian, but the
important features of it will be pub
lished in this paper next week. Look
out for it and then go to the primary,
June l, and see that our friends on
the ticket get justice.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Direct Line 20 All roan0-yorsA
South. East, West-vcry Lev
Round Trip Rates TO All Principal
Resorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta
leaves Raleigh 4.05 pm. arrives 1t
lanta S.35 AN. making close COZ
neetion for and arriving at Mont
gomery following day after ieavins
Raleigh. IL am. Mobile Az pm
New Orleans s.3o Pm. Birninghan
12.1s noon. Memphis. SOS p. IN
Kansas City. 11.7e an. second day
and connecting for all other ps1nts
This car also makes close connsctios
at Salisbury for St. Louis and other
Western pointa
Through Pullman 70 washfngtos
leaves Raleigh $50 pm. arrives
Washington s.53 an. Baltimore
1908 an. Philadelphia lbs noon
New York 3-31 pm This car make
close connection 1t Washington fos
TAG p-n-. making close connection
Pittsburg. Chicago. and all other
points North and West, and .;
Greensboro for through Tourts,
Sleeper for California points. an<
for all Florida potntA
Through ga-lor Car for AshsviIls
leaves Goldsneso II s.4s an, Rs
leigh. s.3s an. arrives Ashsvflie
with the Carolina Special and arrfv.
ing Cincinnati 10 an following d2,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23
ATTEND THE PRIMARY.

Every True Republican Should Go
and and Vote for T. NJ. Franks
for Senate and Upchurch for the
House.
1t is TO be hoped every true Repub-
lican will attend the primary in Wake
County, June LIST, and will vote for
Mr.. T. NJ. Franks for the Republi-
can nominee for the Senate and for
Mr.. \. D. Upchurch for the House.
If this is done Cad" Franks and
Pat" Upchurch will come out of the
primary with flying colors Also vote
for the precinct committeeman and
list Of delegates who are favorable to
the regular organization in this
county.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23

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