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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-11-22
ITENTiON TURNED TO
/ LEGISLATIVE SESSION
PUBlICANS IN CONTROL OF BOTH
kHOUSFS...FIRST MEETING JANU.
AIRY SIXTH.

SNow that the election is over the
next most important event on the
political horizon. is the approach
ing session of the state legislature
The first election returns, which
were that Johnson had been elected
governor. sent chill through the
state republican leaders as it indi-
8ted a possibility that in the
8kmocratic landslide thev might
slso get control of all state
machinery, including the legislat-
ure. 1t now appears. however,
that such fears were grOundless.
fbr of the forty-five members Of the
senate, only twelve are democrats.
In the session two years ago there
was eleven. OF the one hundred
and three members of the house of
representatives, only eleven are
democrats and one independent.
This is a gain for the democrats in
the house for at the session two
years ago there was only two at
taches OF the donkey.
The constitution provides that
the session of the legislature shall
not. except in certain cases where
Sitting as. a court of impeachment,
ETC.. extend over a period of sixty
days. The first meeting is also
fixed for the first Tuesday after the
FIRST Monday in January following
a general election, SO that the fun
will not begin until January 9th.
= tlfR is-nieant the, real work
done in the open OF course the
preliminary maneuvring is already
under way. Two candidates for
speaker who have been mentioned
the most frequently are w. A.
Of Sphinx county and S. E
StOddard OF Turner.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-11-22
RAINS WELL DISTRIBUT.
ED DURING PAST YEAR.
PRECIPITATION BY MONTHS SHOWS A
NORMAL CONDITION FOR THIS SEC.
TON OF THE STATE.

Now that the crop season is jiast
about over and people are prepar-
ing for winter, it is interesting to
review the weather record, espec-
tally with reference to the rainfall.
An examination of the records
show that the year. from October
Ist, 1911. to September goth, 1912,
was just about normal in Dewey
county. The total precipita-
tion for the year was I6 and
ID one hundredths inches.
While this total is not large as
compared with some other sections
of the country, yet its equal dis
tribution during the growing sea-
son made it amply sufficient to
grow and properly mature crops
during any ordinary season. In
fact this total is more than that
shown by the records as being nor
NAL for central Montana and west
ern North Dakota and is very close
to the average rainfall reported for
Huron, South Dakota.
From October Ist, 1911. to the
end of March, 1912, the total was
little less than three inches. In
April we received three-quarters Of
all inch. In May 2.87 inches. In
June I.I6,inclles, which is a little
less than we should have had. In
July the total was 3.15 inches and
in August 3.54 inches, the largest
for any month of the year.
The most hopeful aspect Of this
years results is that. we recJavtd
such splendid returns in a season
when our soil was far from being
in an ideal condition to withstand
dry weather and hot winds and
when the precipitation was a little
less than normal for this section OF
the state. which is about II inches.
Those who are experienced farm
ers say that they are very we'll
satisfied with conditions here this
year and predict that another sea-
son, when our soil will be in much
better condition, that similar
amount of rain should insure boun-
tiful crops.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-11-22
APPREC!ATiVE PATIENT.

"Your doctor always starts out by
putting you on simple diet"
"Yes, and it's considerate of him.
In that way I may be able to pay
his bill."Y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Moler''s @oQfgian
&leiber

TRAIT, ,uerpet SIR %eritaunt leiu iiber Sic gu
friepenbeit, nie SIR befommt lumobl in Stil
lpie al1lh in MISUNDERSTANDING. @enn SIR
ME zines Die er Garments getragen babt,
luarr,n1 tretet SIR Damn nidt Elm in uniern
Store uno belebt, mas mir por5u5eigen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
GAS TO RIA
SMo=0afuta.

M6croeen.- Negierunasfonbs
inn @ertbe bon $4,000 haben Sic
Staotfuuu1iiidre eingel0it. Iieie Bill
oeten eilen Sheil einer i'm Sa1re
1919 einl0S6aren Mltsga6e Don $t5,=
900. - Gnuntp Observation-Disclosures
Mo. 90. Gubi1 inns Superintendent $.
s. Gaterlon pom Ser ~Mber0een Set
ter 9Sarn1ing Mlloeiation" baben Mr=
engagements fir cine Heihe bon Sor=
trugen ~getroffell Sic lie in Sen Der
Ihie0enen Srts= 11l1o 9an0idulen BON
@ro4pn Gn1ntn allpodentlih am
Mitttpoh Mbenn ltto om gamltag
@ormittag iiber @eiierl1ng Ser 9ano=
mirthldnft SIT balten geoenfen.
@urfe. = Ns Treo. @diteI, elm
Manher ll1o Tar1ner BON @%reaorn
Gol1l1tp einem Mady6ar beim 8etreioe=
obIaoen bebilflid] NOR, hatte er einen
geiGhrIiden &f nit 2 &lapper=
ihlnngen 5u beitehen. Tls err ith eber1
einem Getreloehaltfen ndherte, trat
er beinahe ofu Sic Shlanaen. ct
9riff lie nit ieirer MiBgabef an uno
tootete lie. Sic cine hatte "a 4lap=
peru, monah 5u urtheilen, lie "a
Satire alt NOR. @eioe maren iiber [
Tl1B lang.
Danfton. = 6orrp @right
mltrSe u1ter Solm1en pom Sa11o be-
grobe11. Don ieinen @amera0en nts<
qegroben, befi1loet iih aber in ihltm=
mer Terfuiiunu. @ei SEM Gerletten
fins iunerlihe @ll1tl11gen ein9etreten.
9(l1h Rl10 generlp mtr0e bon Sen1
9oporl1tih heiraf nerihiittet.
Moni0 Gitp. = M1nrf 6. Hidl
inns ot1Sere hahen cine 8eleqidoft ae=
grii1sSet, Sic hier eine 7Sabrif sur Gr
3el1qln1n oesidlie0ener Nohrulwstnit=
tel ul1o Setrd11fe aus o(lfalfa sit er=
rif7ten geoenfen. Morf 6. %ih 1T
Ser Grfil1oer Sieler Mlfolfo Ero0uf=
te. Ct itelte felt, ooB Mlfalfa, penn
es ol1f bel onoere Mrt ge5oge1 un0 BE-
han0elt mirS, o1s Nobrunasmittel fir
Menihen geeignet lit. gr hot alts
MIfalfa thee= Inns faffeeho1tige Sc
trarrfe, SDrl1p, Mehr, &onfeft a,11h
perihieoene unoere 3inge hergeifeut.
MiIler. = Mit einem eigenar=
tiq gebol1ten Nflug, melder bon G
Tfer0en gesogen miro un6 IA 3o0
unter Ser Sberfldhe SEN harten So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
iih DON 9ieltelu.
9!urD=Nafrta.

Brono SORTS. = George
6rtgnbo, elm @al6inoianer, neigerte
-Tih iih ether Npiie unter Ser An=
fii5rutog pom Marihn1 Slater 51 er=
1e5en l111o nltrne, eiue Meile Don
graptpu eritoi1en. Grumbo hurte
1eLbIt orei @fnl al1f Sen Marlhua ge=
Ihollen, beoor Sic Ter oas Teuer er=
-pieoerte ullo 8rl1mtu orrd oaS Ser5
lup0 Sic linfe 9unge ldoB. SIM be-
trunfenen 3ultal10e butte Brumbo lei
ne 6ruu gc1hlagen inns tie nod 6e!n
Molrle ihrer M11tter g%etrleben. gr
ifspu11g einen Heoolper in Ser @ano
un0 oro6te, 1eine 6ra11, Oeren Delst=
ter uno o1r0ere SIT eridieben. al5 Ser
Marlbd eintraL erDffnete 8rumbo
Ieuer auf hn, un0 flildtete Damn.
Slater u1to peridieoene aroere Mdr=
ner oeriolgten i'm, bolten i'm ein
un0 Wrumbp lette iid curn init er=
nEi5ntem Nelultat CUR @ebr.
Miuot.- @dbre1ro ibre Gltern
auf sem 6eloe arbeiteten, rettete Ste
s Sabre alte Sodter BON Serrn m1o
1rau 2uomig Miffiion tire 3 SATIRE
alte Sdmeiter aus Sem b%rennenOe1
Mobnumsgebduoe, inns lief oum
cine 8iertel Meile SIT gtahbarn, lll11
SEN Nlarm 51 geben. 7as Sous
bra11rte Dolit6n0ig nie0er uno etniges
Eapiergelo perbrunnte nit. Die ltr=
luae 5es 6euers fonnte nift feitge=
iteM merGen.
Williiton.- Steriff @enrp
9eellon, welder Sic angebliden Efer=
oeoiebe Sploeiter 8ogges un0 SSH
liam Seller nab 41p0dentlifer Ser
folgung perfuftete, inns lie in 8emahr=
lam but, piro 0ielelben mabrldeinLid
nod oieier Sta0t ODER Minot bringen,
mo ste @eid1rgniiie beiier 1tno. Bie
perlautet, beab1idtigen Sic Dtanner
iduloig gu plaioiren ur0 lollen 6ereit5
elm @eitanotriB abgelegt baben.
DepiIs 2afe. = Mit einem
rotben Gl1h I'M Sen 4opf gebuttoen,
2ieoer aus elmer itnlienfiden Spfer
!. iingen6 un5 cine 5ignn : 2aterne
ldtpingenb, bradte Ser SIRE 5rancis-
co GEORGE bier orei' Jra9t5uge gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

II. q. Smtrh, 8riSgeton, Sr0., bat
Sabre lung acknowledgements inns er
mar Serart oertriippelt Don &beuma=
tisullls, oab er lid uidt aQeil1 angie
ZEN font1te. gr fling an, 6o(ep Nie-
renpiQen SIT nefmrel1 uno iagt: sd
beyaun lofort better 5u meroen, uno
iett bin ih aa meiten Srl16el los,
uno ih fiible nidt, sob id lie bon
Mhelmmtislnl1s bebaftet mar. Sd
gut Sic gal15e Maht uu0, mie=
mp6l 50 Sabre alt, faun ih iett Sic
zines 3%5idbrigen Muunes per-
rid1ten. Sd m0dte, ih t5nnte es an=
0er1 beibringen, lih Sen Mu'ben Ser
0plep NierenpiGen gu iid)ern. @ermei=
gcrt Su6ltitl1tc. Molitor Orig So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

9alten. Mls man ibn fragte, mus nit
ibm los lei, erfldrte er, elm 8rllber
BON Garuio gu fem uro 5paB baben
su mol(en. Ser Mann arbeitete bier
an Ser gilenbabn. gS miro beballp=
tet, oob er fbatiadlid friiber elmer
italiennten Spern Sc ellldyuft alpge=
hort hube. Scr Mann fat cine iplln=
oer6are Stinrme lln6 niele 2aute, MEL
de am StaotgefangniB porbeifamen
inns Sen Mann ltnaen borteM Mieben
ltehen un0 h6rten SIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9rn9en.

@alerltil @as un1p 6rau on So6n 8at,
S@A SgA Sec. Sz126z3O,0 Solbtugz
forb, $2,5O0.OO.
sllbert 3pad u11o Srau on Spbn g..
@odJnid, Gh M@A Sec. 33s127z29,
8rodipab, 100000.
Curtis Gobbius ON sSSoiepb q. 9fpbbins,
Got S 8lod 1 pon Subzb' bon Got 8
N.pbbins 1. slan. s1 @~anuesuiQe, 100000.
6errp g. Niderlpn l1nb 7Srau an 6enrp
:. Sa11iDn, S6eil bon 8lpd IS bun Rob=
bins unD DlerbelhaQ5 Mnp. Saltt Centre,
100000.
Sobann @od1nif len. uro Srou on
,Sspbn g. @odlnif @14 M@A Sec. q
f26z3O, 6ploingfprh, S1,5OO.OO.
W1atu 9. @eltern1an on &ilhelm @efterz
man, Got 2 8lod So q. q. 8rplpn'5 9lpb.
st. glpuo, $4,000.
@idael 6anmer len uub 6rau an
Sos. @pgt, Cots 4, 5 uuo 6. @lod %
Jfidmcno, $4,000.
aathrm 2a@rane on 9ipu 2atterea,
Got Z 8lod Is 6uires Mbb. Hapnesniue,
$4,000.
Sohn s. @ulperef u,1o Trolt a1 N:1tfe
Dt. Somabu, 6. Sc rns bon 6. 1 rpb bpu
Mh NgA lruo S@A N@A, NGA
S@A unb H@A Sec. 7z126z29 8rpdz
:Dor, $5,5OO.OO.
Srancisfa s)pure uno 6atte on Setter
Better, 5heil BON N@A gt@A Sec. 27z
126z30, @oloiugforb, IS 1z3 Slider, ST.
OOO.O O.
6enrp Dou1is unD Srau an Setter Be-
tier, 5h bon S8A Sec. 22z126z30,
6o1oingfprn. $5,5O0.OO.
@iliom 5. 8obner unb Srou oil Setter
8uttpeiler u1,b Srau, Cots 1z2z3z4z13z
14z15z16z17ztS r11o 10 glod I $. S.
5asfump's Moo. Melrple. $144.00.
Wife 90. Sotpana unb 6rau an gttte
SotpoDa, 6. 81 rpos bon 60. Z r0. bon
Mh NGA, M@A S8A Gee. 7z126z
30, 8rodlpuu. $5,60O.00.
8einburb sos uno Trau on 9enrp
@ou1q, 2pts 3 u1b 1 8lpd 9 600 Ioo.
Duloinafuro, 50, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Mnsse5eid)nete @elegenbeit.


Eeace &iper @ege1ro, Mlberto, Gu
na0a, meiit id0nes Tarmlan5 fir
@eimltatten auf. M0rolid} Don Heace
on1 Burnt Riper bat lih eine 5e1t=
ide fatboliid>e @eueiroe gebtl0et, 11no
Elm relioirelroer &rielter 6efinSet lid
ul1f Ser Steue. GeutIde fat6oltlde
Mniieoler fpn1n1et inns mafet 5ablreid
uniere @emeinoe. Naiferes SIT ermlt=
tell1 6ei
@ep. Tat9er q. &iebler,
#. 6. W. Burnt &iper,
Mlta., Canada.
STA &eace Nioer Groiling. ADO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Scr .@orsatrn1, a.naeraas, ben IS: Contender. 1912.

Sen aufbridt, obne inoeB sic 8ooen=
oede lum5ltlegen, meroen bier 8erllpdye
gemadt. Man lit ser Mnlidt, oaB Ser
@ooen allf 0ieie @eiie alien &egen
%aufnebmen fann, 10 SOB er audi bel
trofenen 3eiten nod feudt genltg
bleibt. Mit duberter Spannung ie-
ben 0ie 5ormcr Sem @eiultat Sic er
SEER Jude entgegeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
9ie SKINNER. ,pelde Grfolg baben

~ NtuNU$&< A~S@eJS S$i~ J
aIs Setter GROCER ltnternebm1ngen,
fins Mdnner nit GROCER gnergie. CT
foIg perlangt beute Sc unobeit. &ro1f-
iein meint MiBerfolg. Sc lit gerooe'
gu narrii9 fir einen Munn, einen
i9moden, nie0ergefommenen bolb ie-
.benoigen 3ultano aus5ubalten, menn
electric 8itters i'm redt ouf feline
IuBe felt in fur5er 3eit. ~gier 5lo-
lden tboten mir mebr mirflid gut als
irgen cine anoere Meoi5in, sic id lie
nabm," idreibt Gbus. 9. g1en, SpI'
ponia, Ga. n@o66em id Sabre lang
Qelitten an @beumatismus, 2eberbe-
ldtper6e. @ngem1noron,1neen uno
oerangierten Mteren. 9onf SEN Cleo
trio 8itters Bin i4 mieoer gei1rn6 uno
mobl." @eriudt iie. SOUR so Gents
in Molitors 9rug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
@%critcisernug~

s(1f ieiltem ant @ege STINT &ird=
bofe, liioli9 Don ct. Glouo gelegenen
6arn niro l1nter5eidyneter am s. De-
tober Gieb ur0 Mfergerdthe p%erltet=
Qern laile11. Mntpn Mettenberg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Gerlnngt

cine @ol1s6alterin Don 80 bis 40 Sab=
re aft fir .fleine Ton1ilIe auf elmer
Iurr1 oerla1u3t sneds @eirot6. 8ltte
@efol1olltng 5llgeltfert. Naberes I'M
,NnrSiferr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
3lt %uerfaufen.

Gin @ohnbaus un5 5mei neue Got
tages, in Ser Gta0t ct. Glou6 gele=
gen, gegen feline monatlide 3ablun=
gen. Na6eres erfrage man BEL
Or. Sames 9nfuer,
3S=ba. &idmol16, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
&erlangt

elm iul1ges ghepaar fir Safe unS
Ne ltaltrotionsarbeit. 8l1ter 2ohn fu1
Sic ridtigen 9ellte. 5ri11fer nid}t &c:
upnl1en. M11d1 9 quite Maoden fii1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
TRIAL or THE ALLEN
BANDITS is OPENED.

Wyethyille, Va, May s-eIll kll
Bill Foster before the sun goes down
Friday night. II I'm convicted
Floyd Allen. the first Of the Hills
vile court house assassins on trial
here for his iife was charged with
making this remark before the shoot
inc On March IA. according to The tes-
timony Thursday OF /. d. WeddelI Of
Montgomery, one Of the first Wit
nesses for the prosecution. On cross
examination Weddell stuck to his
story, though he admitted no other
persons were present during his con.
versation With Allen.
Six witnesses, three Of them spec
tators Al the shooting affray. testified.
The first. d. W. Bolen. a lawyer, who
was defending Allen in the court
house where the killing occurred, tes.
titled that he saw claud Allen fire the
first shot and that It struck Judge
Massle. Court officials returned the
fire, he said Two OF the lurymen.
who We're then trying Allen. testified
one of them that Allen had tired IN
the direction Of where he saw Foster.
the commonwealth attorney, who was
killed Other witnesses told Of con.
versations with Allen. ia which be lad
threatened Foster.
Proseeptor wysor. opening the
case, said he would SHOW there was
a conspiracy among Tire Aleens to
shoot Up" the court If Floyd Allen
was convicted. Attorney Willis iol
the defense retorted that reports oi
the tragedy had been grossly exag-
gerated and that he would introduce
testimony to show that Beagtie Aires
was killed by a bullet from Clerk Dex
ter Goad's revolver and not BY the All
lens. rhe defense would show. he said
that Floyd Allen had been wounded
before lie had taken part IN the shoot
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
Two More Prizes
for Corn Growers

w D Bentley. state agent Of Ike
United States department or agricui
ture, makes the following additional
announcement Of premiums for the
members Of the boys corn clubs.
the two boys ia each county in
Oklahoma winning first and second
place are eligible for scholarships in
the exposition school for prize win
ners at the fifth national corn exposi
ton at Columbia, S. G.. from January
= TO February s, 1913
Boy prize winners fron other states
win be there Ia large numbers. Which
Of the boys IN your county will be
there to represent Oklahomag
The boy who wins first Ia the state
and is awarded Senator Cores free
trip to Washington viii be The cap.
tain Of the Oklehoma delegation OF
boy prize winners.
While IN Columbia this army Of boy
prize winners viii be in charge OF
representatives from the boys depart
ment Of the farm demonstration work
Of the United states department of
agriculture.
The eourse OF study in this school
viii consist OF lectures. study hours,
corn judging, stock judging, athletlcs
and seeing TIVE exposition under an
Instructor in regular West Point mill
iary style.
on the last day there viii be a great
banquet At which the boy corn grow.
ers from northern states win be the
guests Of the southern corn club boys.
Counties desiring TO be represented
should at once take steps to secure
pledges for the necessary expense
money II viii cost not less than
500 and possibly $3.50 per boy
Oklahoma has the boYs. she has the
money and she is goins to have the
corn. Let US be there with the goods
". D. BENTLEY.
State Agent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04

On account Of The Illness Of Judge
Frank NJ Bailey the 1907 Bridge club
meeting was not held at the Bailey
home this week No announcement
foE lhe nest meeting has been made
The Young Ladies' Guild OF the
Christian enjoyed the regular sociay
meeting Monday afternoon. Refresh
lnents we're served at the church par.
lors There was a large attendance.
-o-
fNrs. j. c. Good IS entertaining the
iinembers Of me Auction Bridge club
at the regular meeting this afternoon
Miss Elizabeth Beech of Lafayette
Ind is ihe guest Of honor
-o
Arrangements are being made by
The Yeomaa lodge 70 hold a box social
the third meeting Night IN the month.
A musical and literary program has
been announced
~O-
Mrs. Fred Mayer Of Elk city is ex-
pected in the city next week to be the
guest Of Ars. F. h Riddle during
chaatauaua week
-o-
Miss ida widney OF Concord. Ind,
is visiting At the home Of her brother.
c = wldney and family Of this city
-o-
Mrs II Z, Rettis WIN entertain the
members Of the FoFiy4vo club al lhe
reguiar meeting Tuesday afternoon.
I tAllss Julia Wooslen will entertain
lhe lust lis Girls club At the next reg
uiar meeting Saturday. May
Mrs Charles Bleyln aud son cllf
ton Of liaileyville are in the city, the
gaeals OF AIRS II. F. Downing
-O-
MRS. W f. Atkinson aellghtfully en-
teflained the members Of the Veds
seedle club Frlday AFTERNOON.
-o-
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the q. o r. T win b
held Thursday afternoon.
-o-
Mrs w a. Bennett will entertaii
Q May party Thursday evening al bel
home, 720 iowa avenue.
~O-
Invitations have been issued for al
informal aance at the Eik club Tues
day evening, May 2
, 3d.
The Rowena circle viii meet At tn
home Of Nrs Pearson Thursday Ma
10Th
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
MAJESTIC rHEATER.

"The Sheep Mans Escape. q GENT
inc western thriller
"Pathe's Weekly. an animated
newspaper OF Current events.
Extra feature for this day and night
only. so views Of The great Titanic dis
aster showing the rescue work of the
Carpathia, also the survivors and pic.
lures Of the most noted who lost theft
lives. Remember you viii have only
one ehance te see these pictures.
Vaudeville.
Your last chance to see that bic
comedy musical act. Brown and Les
ter Remember, no increase in prices
PRICES 10 AND IS CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
erHg ISSUE is SOCIALISM. p

G. q Hamilton, Tha most brilliant.
logical ana convincing orator on the
Socialist platform, will speak Ia Chick.
asha at the city hail on Thursday
night, May 3, al o'clock Admission
tree 10 alk Mr. Hamilton came q
tho Socialist party from the ministry
Of the n r. church Of Texas. Wheth
ar yoW believe IN Socialism or not y1u
should hear him Admission free t.
air Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04

when It's foundation is undermined.
and II the foundation Of health good
digestion-is attacked. quick collapse
follows. On the first signs Of indiges-
tion DR. Kings New Life pills should
be taken TO tone the stomach and reg.
ulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleas
ant easy. safe and only 25 cents At
Brown & Co.'S d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
ENGINEERS TROUBLES
SUBMITTED TO ARBITRATION

New New. May 3 Following close
ly upon the agreement Of the en
gineers and managers or the fifty rail-
roads east Of Chicago to submit to ar
bitration the demands Of the engineers
Tor Increased wages and changes IN
their hours OF work the locomotive
flremen and hosters Of she same rail-
roads Thrrsday submitted % the man.
ayers a schedule requesting additional
pay, changes in hours and in some
cases the employment 81 assistant
firement
w s. Carter Of Peoria. III. presi.
dent Of the Brotherhood OF locomotive
Firemen and Englnemen. presented
the demands to 8. C Stuart. chairman
Of The conference committee Of the
railroad managers, who told him the
managers would be called Is meet as
soon as possible to discuss tie mat
ten Later 4 was stated on behalf oI
the managers That 70 grant the Dc
lnands would mean an additional oal
lay bY the railroads.
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Sunday school at $3.50, Prof Edgar
Cowan, superintendent
Junior at $500 p m.
Study class at GOO p m.
b. p Y q at 1890 p m, Rhoda Lar
son, president.
"A welcome awaits an who attend
these services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
EpWCRTH mETHOnleT.
"rhs Peoplas Church.
Rev. G. s. Walker. Pastor.


Morning subject Dealing With
Sin"
Evening subject, what Have You
III tho House2"
10:55 a. N. conference and prayes,
1900 a. m. sermon BY pastor;
300 p m. junior Epworth League
e.S0 p. ID s4eior Epworth League
Special music. You are Invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Services at 42I1s chickasha ave
nue., Rooms and 3
Sunday school atss45 a. m.
Lesson sermon at ii q. n. Subject:
"Everylaating Punishment
Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Reading room open every afternoon
except Sundays and holidays, from
tin S.
The public cordially invited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
CHURCH OF SAINT LUKE.

CHURCH OF SAINT LUKE.
Episcopal" Americana Catholic"
Sixth and Kansas. Rev. Harold l.
Bowen. rector.
Fourth Sunday after Easter.
Holy CommInlon 500 a. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a m.
Morning prayer 1915 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon at
1900 a. IN.
Evening prayer and address at 500
p. ~.
Friday
Liiany and instruction al 500 p m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
FIRsT RAPrIsr cAuRcH.

FiNS tafAf - Nh ~ MIL
Rev George Sherman, pastor
Preaching at II a. M and p m. by
the pastor
Morning sermon, Lessons from the
Loss Of the Titanic"
Evening subject. lie Necessity oi
Regeneration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04

Mrs. Byron Gadd Of silome Springs,
Ark. wac has been the guest Of Aer
brother fr G. S. Foster returned
home today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04

The home department Of the sis.
sion Society OF the Methodist church
enjoyed picnic al University park
Friday aiterno7n A picnic luncheon
was enjoyed late IN the evening.
About twenty laeies enjoyed the alter
noon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
FIRsr CHRISTIAN cduRcH.

Corner Iowa and Sixth
JAS. A. ChallenneE Pastor. Miss
Francisco, Musical Director
Bible school. $3.50 a. m. A. J. Goff.
superintendent
Morning service at 1O:50.
Evening service at 500.
Junior Endeavor at 900 p. M
Senior Endeavor at 1900 p. m.
Morning subject, mot Enough Life
Boats Titanic"
Evening subject, MY Mothers Bt
ble"
You are most earnestly invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-04
CONVERSATIONAL chuRcn.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Corner OF Texas Ave. and Ninth St
Rev Clifford Thompson, M a.. b. u
Minister.
Communion Sunday
Sunday school 1000 a. N.
Morning service 1890 a. m.
Evening Worship at 500 Subject
1.-THE Church Of the Future to Be Non
sectarian."
Junior Endeayor at d. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7:15 D. m.
All are welcome,