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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
CLUB
is BREWING


The organization OF tennis club
that. when eoihplete, will De second To-
nome n Oklahoma Is under way j.
b. Mcneil Is one Of the principal pro-
moters of this new club and with the
able assistance of w. r. Phillips IS
to-day putting his proposition before
the business men ana t6nnis bugs Of
the city
MIR McNeal has a proposition work
ed out whereby a piece Of land can be-
purchased, the natural position of
which makes st very desirable for the
nung up OF a tennis club with four
clay courts, two grand stands and q
bath house. The land lies TWO blocks
from the car line. just outside Of the
clig limits and with q comparatively
smal expense can be transformed in.
to d model tennis club grounds Il Is
AIR McNeals purpose to install these
courts as soon as possible ana hold q
state tourney here next year 4 Is g
( worthy cause and should receive it's
just support The club win be known
I as the Washita Valley Tennis club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

ELECTION
ralagram BY unltad 80.

Telegram By United Press.
Denyer coloy Sept Progress
siYes Ia both parties swept Colorado
in yesterdays statewide primaries al
though the returns are still incom-
plete.
Phillip Steward was evidently nom
mated lar governor ON tAa RepoblI-
can ticket and Elias Almond on the
Democratic
Steward refused TO Join the Bull
Moosers, who viii oppose him with q
candidate nominated by petition.
Judge Ben Lindsey Of the juvenile
court will be nominated.
Helen Ring Robinson was nominated
for the state senate from Denver,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
RACE WAR
Is FEARED
relegram hg unlted 20.

Telegram by United Press.
Bluefield, w Va, Sept ll.-A race
war is imminent here. The nesro
business Ven refuse to heed letters
demanding that they move by satur
day night Of be dynamite3 The let
ters We're signed, "Lynching Commit
teen
The negroes are excited and are
arning. The governor has been asked
20 send The militia.
The trouble follows the lynching Of
Walter Johnson last week Although
a. is generally admitted that the mob
killed an ianoeent negro, the whites
animosity is intense
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
JEWISH NEW YEAR.

September l2 Rosh llashonah, is
the Jewish New Year, and win be
celebrated By the orthodox Hebrews
of the city. The celebration extends
over September 1S. Rosh Hashonah
was originally called the Day Of Mem
orial and was designed as day OF
solemn rest, no seryile work being
performed on It. On September 2l.
Yom Kippur. or the Day Of Atone
ment, the holiest day Of the year
among the Jews. will be observed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

New York, sept li--Burton Gibson
maintains his attitude OF innocence.
He said Mrs. szabo threw her arms
around his neck during his attempt to
rescue her and he released himself
with difficulty.
Maybe she was strangled in the
struggle he said Gibson is guard
ed By two detectives night and day
There is suspicion that the szabo
death was caused BY poison also The
stomach examination has not set been
completed. The woman left Gibson an
her fortune Other clients OF Gibson
have also mysteriously died, leaving
him their fortunes.
Mrs. Szabo was at first supposed "a
have been drowned while boating with
her attorney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
War on The BootIeggers Assumes
Interesting Phase State En-
forcement Officers Ar
rested by Dept. Marshal
/. T. HOUSEE CLOSED
BY ORDER OF COURT
"UncIe Tom" Raps Sleulhs and
Serves Notice that He's on
the Warpath Injunction
Follows Raid


With ihe arrest oi two state enfossc-
rent officers. one charged with being
drunk, 1y Deputy y B. Marsnai HurN
ana tie closing 81 tbe old n u. re.
sort by Injunction secured ia the SUE
pcrior court by the county attorney
yesterday Che wan on thc festive boot
leeger assumes a more interesting ESP
Dcct
Blu Carpenter and his assistant,
state enforcement Officers who came
here at the request ot County Aitor-
hey yeuable, were arrested at au early
hour Tuesday morning by Mr Burk
and ihe sherfra men, They called
out Mr yenable To Get thcm oul oi
che clutches 81 TIE local officers Mr
Burk declares that Carpenter vas
drunk at the time aad Mr. Venablc
says he wlll report the case to tho
chief enforcement otfieer for ingesti
cation. Other serious alterations
against the two imported sleuths are
also made By Hurk VINO asserts ghat
Carpenter came with blara ot iFnm.
peis. pgoeiaimlug Chat he Was going
u raid TIE joints and thus making e.
fectige work impossible
The Injunction in theIa n case was
obtained mon evidence secured fl 4
raid made by the sterffs force last
week. and the place vas locked up
yesterday.
Regarding ha operations 81 lbe state
enforcement officers Ueputy Burk said
ga stsament made yesterday
Friday afternoon Bal Carpenter a
state enforcement officer, came 10
Chlckasba Is Investigate ihc BOOTLEG.
GERS BE returned 10 81 Reno without
having done thing Saturday after.
noon tha sheriffs force falded tie ola
i Il roomiue house 81 chiakasha ave.
nua and secured a barrel 81 beer ana
case St whisky. eas in Alex a.
tho time ana therefore could not take
IA hand in she RATA Later shesf.
Lewm made complaint aeainst Jim
McRea. whom Z arrested MeRea gave
bond
A letter written hg County Attof
ney II vonable to Hm Carpenter
ano whlch IS NOW n MY possession
told briefly oi tbc fad and rsqua4ea
C,.rsenter 30 come back To Chickasha
He asa a8 yesterday aad eafs "a iht
evening lhey called aeon ne Joints
anu boasted they were going to raid.
eWhea fhe raids we're made later II
tnc nieae 81 ccmse shefe Was Hoghms
found When Carpenter started Is 81
ter CHE joint he was stopped ct en-,
door aud searched ior whisky with h,
remark from the haoilesger. You an,
ncs going into my place wlth d b0tut
Of whisky ia your pocket Later q
the night he was seen IN question
able resort Of ihe city displaying q rol
& of money a gun and d bottle Of whiski
and boasting
"About s o'clock Monday the partne
Of Carpenter went % J "a veaablel
residence and iold him there VIZ
nothing doing ln Chiekasha and tina
they had just as well go back to p
Reno
Some tima after that Burk hear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

SUSPECTED
OF crime
InhtritS Fortune Of Won
an. Other Clients Van
iShed Strangely
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Middletown, n. Y, Sept 1l.-Dls-
trict Attorney Rogers Of Orange coun-
ty announced today that as soon as
he could get his witnesses here from
New York and set their evidence into
affidavit form, lie would apply for a
warrant for the arrest u Attorney
Burton Gibson, charged with the muir
der Of Mrs. Rosa szabo
The autopsy showed that strangula.
tion caused the death Of the woman.
Gibson is under surveillance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
WOMEN TO
GO ALONE
@+@+@&+@4a4&444ss


= TELEGRAM by United Press >
Boise. Idaho. Sept A. Dis =
+ susted with internal Republi- I
4 can wrangling, women mem :
= bers Of the party today an 3
= nouneed that they would put q =
j complete state tisset in the :
= feld 20 oppose the men this =
= fan. ;
+ Their ticket viii be independ- :
: ent Of both the Progressive and )
: the Republican prrtIes The !
j womens convention win be 4
+ held this week i
+##&%@@+&&##*+4 +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

r. a. Spiecker, chief dispatcher for
the Rock Island, was here from El
Reno today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

john Il Alton wife and two chill
dren, who have been visiting at the
home Of j w Alton, his father left
this morning Tor their home al Depews
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
FAITHFUL or cHicKAsHA
THANKED BY WILSON.

= soaglrt, n. J., Sept z, 1912 =
= Daily Express +
q Chickasha Okla \
4 MY Dear sirs ALLOW me 20 =
= acknowledge with sincere APP +
= probation the receipt Of your +
= letter of September 2, With 4
= your enclosure ~ si0 from =
= The Faithful Of Chickasha. )
= third remltlance) It is :
= warmly appreciated Cordially >
p youfs, Woodrow Wilson. y
= + 4@%@ @#4+44@Fs + > ,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

WRECKED
saas4e.4aeesss44 :


: Telegram by United Press !
+ London Sept 1.-THE Ham =
+ berger liner kamerum was 10 :
+ tally wrecked on the Niderlan =
: coast, says a Lloyd's dispatch. =
= No details OF the disaster +
+ were given, but it is believed !.
: that the losses were heavy. =
5
]. = = = = 8 8. = :. = = 8 8 3 & = s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11

Miss Fay Amstutz. who has been
sick the past week, is reported no
better.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-11
laee4eee4eeeev44es


= Tonight, probably showers =
= and cooler Thursday. unset Z
: tied. =
a 3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
City Board of
Health Gets Busy.

DR. S. A. Visanska is chairman Of the
milk committee Of the Chamber of
Commerce, with DR. Michael Hol1e,
Ivan Allan and Oscar Elsas When
DR.. Visanska read the story in The
Georgian yesterday afternoon he called
up the Castle family. secured details Of
their troubles and at once laid the mat
ter before the city board of health. That
board met yesterday afternoon and in
struCted DR.. Kennedy to ascertain from
the city attorney just what powers the
city has to prevent such a boycott. It
is believed that the custom of granting
annual permits to milk dealers may be
sed as a Club" and that dealers re-
fusing to sell milk to any customer un-
less for some good reason. may be de-
MED permits in future.
Certainly some way must be found
to prevent milk dealers from entering
into a combination to intimidate custo.
mers and keep them from reporting
violations of law" said Chairman G. H
Continued on Page Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
City Board Orders InveStiga-
ton of Refusal of Dairymen
to Sell to Informer.
HEALTH LABORATORY PLAN
OF COMMERCE CHAMBER
Station to Prepare Pure Food
For Infants Projected to
Help Fight Typhoid.

Because Gus Castle couldn't buy fresh
milk for his baby daughter after deal
ers in his section had practically boy
cotted him, the city board of health has
ordered DR.. Kennedy. city physician, to
investigate the matter and the Cham
Der of Commerce is planning the estab-
lishmeut Of centra! milk laboratory
for supplying really pure milk 10 all
Atlanta The men behind the move
ment believe it will mean better milk
for the babies when next spring brings
the annual danger OF typnoid and in
FAINT diseases
Mr. Castle, who lives at 80 West
Pe&chtree street, was boycotted. he De-
lieves because when his baby contract
ed ptomaine poisoning from impure
milk he had the dealer arrested and
nned. The story Of how other dealers
refused to sell him milk was published
yesterday in The Georgian, and it
aroused storm of indignation among
city officials and citizens generally. 1t
Is taken as a quiet determination on
the part Of milk dealers to SO intimi-
date their customers that they will be
afraid to prosecute or report dealers
for violations Of law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
JUDGE ADVISES MAN
SHOT AS BURGLAR TO
QUIT LOCKER CLUBS

Young man, this certainly ought to
be a lesson for you, If you belong to a
locker club, hand in your resignation
Immediately Don't lose moment
Recorder Broyles today thus advised
J. NJ. DeLoach, a machinist at the steel
hoop works, who was shot and badly
wounded a few nights ago by Nathan
King, a negro Of 335 Handover street,
who mistook him for a burglar De
Loach. who admitted that he had been
drinking, said he was lost and was
merely trying to find a place to warm
himself al the time he was shot He
informed the recorder that he doesn't
belong to u locker club and that near
beer caused # all"
On evidence that King had chased
DeLoach and fired three shots at him,
the recorder bound the negro over or
bond Of $500 on the charge of assault
with intcG- TO murder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
Contractor Staggers Into Wife's Arms
and ReCounts a Remarkable Story.
Robbed and Kidnapped, He Worked
as Stoker on Ship From Vancouver
to Sydney, Australia, While His
Brain Was in a Daze.
Awoke to Consciousness in Antipodes to Find
Himself Destitute---Helped by Masons He
Makes Way Back to Atlanta and Declares
He Will Straighten Out Tangle--Joyous Re-
union at Home

Nerves shattered shadow of his former self Noise DeLeon,
prominent Atlanta who disappeared Chicago Au-
staggered into his home 744 Piedmont Thursday
and told his wife the dramatic story of by
brain fever he had wandered the Pacific where he
shanghaed and compelled work coal HEAVIER
Wales.
Mr. DeIeon today began the work of Strengthening his
business affairs which mperIed by his disappearance.
Friends confidently that in few weeks he will be able
his place of the Souhs prominent build
ing
1t a real Thanksgiving night for the DeLeon family.
From the day almost three months that Mrs DeIeon
eyed the cabegram announcing her husband IN Austria
liam hospital suffering brain she has expected his
turn every moment Of every day.
His home coming He took at
the Terminal Station and rode his Piedmont home So
had been the Of the fever that
ned the station although there number Of his friends
there.
q home, he said his wife answered the door bells
ring And before the family fireplace he told the remarkable
story Of his adventures
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
Rich Georgian's Son,
Confessed Forger, Is
Dying in Charity Ward
John T. Fletcher, Jr., Of Colum
bus, Wanted in Atlanta, Ad-
mits Passing Checks.

NEW ORLEANS. LA" Nov. 90
Wanted in Atlanta and several other
cities in the United States and Canada
and son Of wealthy manufacturer III
Columbus, Ga, John r. Fletcher j., 30
years old, arrested here last night on
charges Of passing worthless checks, is
dying in the Charity hospital
At o'clock this morning, half an
hour after being placed in cell at the
central station. the alleged forser was
stricken With appendicitis. He was dy-
ing when taken to the hospital. If he
lives this afternoon an operation will
be performed to try apd/save him in
order that the courts may send him to
the penitentiary on his own confessions,
Fletcher has wife in Columbus, Ga,
and nine years ago spent his honey
moon here. Driu+ing and women, he
blamcs for his downfall
Don't let the grille know about this, -
he pleaded with the police. God knows
it isn't her fault. II be dead soon. 50
keep it quiet until then"
"Girlie" is his pet name for mis- wife,
They have not been living together fol-
some time.
Fletcher passed checks on three no.
tells here under assumed names. The
amounts aggregate $500 His meek
schemes are said to have netted $4,000
in six months.
Fletcher admits he is wanted in At
lanta, Memphis, Chicago Nashville, 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
FARMERS SCORE
IN FLOOD SUITS

Newton farmers, claiming damages
from the backwater Of the Ocmulgee
power dam, who went to the legislature
for special act so that they could sue
the Central Georgia Power Company in
their own county, won a first victory in
superior court today.
Judge L. $ Roam, sitting at the Full
ton courthouse. but holding court for
Newton county, told attorneys for the
power company that the action of the
legislature was constitutional, as far as
superior court was concerned, overruled
their special demurrers. and ordered the
trial Of the damage suits, aggregating
$4,000 to proceed.
According to the allegations in the
suits, the dam has caused a backwater
extending over the country for seven
teen miles, creating a swamp of stag
nant water, causing sickness and de-
stroying crops.
Under the old law, the Newton county
farmers were forced to journey to Ma
con to institute suit They contended
that they couldn't get fair treatment in
Bibb county.
During the last session Of the Iegis-
iature, a bill was put through that pro-
vided that q hydro-electrlc company
could be sued as a railroad company IS
sued-in the county where the damage
occurs
Under this act seven farmers repre-
scented by James F. Rodgers, Of Coving-
ton. filed suits in superior court of New
ton county for damages aggregating
$4,000. j. F. Rodgers, attorney for six
of the plaintiffs submitted brief on
the question to Governor Brown when
Felkers bin was awaiting the chief
executives approval
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
Middies and Soldiers Put Up
Fierce Struggle on Frank
lin Field.
ARMY PLAYERS GIVEN
PENALTY FOR SLUGGING
West Pointers Start With Rush,
But Soon Are Checked
by Sailors.
ELD. PHILADEL-

FRANKLIN FIELD, PHILADEL-
PHIA, Nov. 30.-In grueillng oattie
on this historic field this afternoon the
NAVY gained magnificent victory over
their Army opponents by score OF
to 0.
The points were the result Oh wv
goals from placement by Brown tl'e
#reat navy qua o. ''o,l, ,.;t1,oI f,.,n,
las. period. the first Delns kicked ON
The 24-y2.d me ana III" Se'''0
the &T-ya-a Ane.
with The eHee2tIon OF the HlS' l7'
minutes Of the game '"e Any ",''
o@t9sayed, The m'0"E oa'N'le'" i'e'''
anyways gained around lAe army ei','s
,94 only huston anu - ..7.gfa~st,,o
Arm, line p'ayeu ''ie - oo,,.,l,ls
game they are supposed - 49, ~
OF Captain Roosa' 'oo' 80 nv, 49,, ala
tie more spec" oi'
the Army. .,.,i+i,,,
The soldiers We're heF9' ~ . 49,
TO score alter O"e
of play. .., ,,,,sa to
The Army won tH9 'oSS @''lN
receive the KICKOFF --..- ,,.,,r voc
Brown kicked OIL .. -, ..,, 80 TO- Or, .
downed on ms own a,.,,., 80 1a,v.s
fake KICK t1oope io'I- ,,,oda. nine wards.
4O-yard line. keyes ',aue i' 49, line
Reyes maze Lts -, I5ohhs
plunge, but the M 49, live
for no gain "heH ii ~ .a Iva
Standing on his own zO-Selu . 49,
Reyes failed at an "''ellAl''e0 eO'-
the field.
The Sailors put the Dali lnto pay y"
their own 2o-yard llne' A'eoii'lu .-,,a
off four yards and Harrison aoueu I"o
more. A fake KICK win &C. 100 GU
che hall. failed TO gain an inch, Hil-
christ uunted to Pritchard, on the AT
rov.s 4o-yard line Hobbs went s'lalsi'
ahead FOR four yards and the oaII w%o
m the Arrny's A7-yard line nono'
ornted over the goal line, ana tne M
dies put the ball INTO play
800 ouyD 30-yard line.
nscReavy went straight ahead 1or IL
yards and Harrison took the ball 10 ms
80 Award line on the next play.
McReavy kicked to Pritcharo, VINO
ao,,,ned on his own 37-yard line.
wa,,os t,clsed to Rodes, who brought the
taaII hsck TO his own 4s-yard line before
a., 20. thrown nv Whine. First period
pe ns hare score: Army o, Navy Q.
e''u SECOND PERIOD.
,s Tho Navy's ball on their own
II We" Two Rodes stepped around
- for an advance of four yards.
,Ispoo,,,,,s nun+ was blocked by Mar
Mcr>e"sS $500 II nm and ran to the
No ~, ool,,ord line before McReavy
80 nI,,, from behind. On a wide
LII ponedtct fumbled and Gill
e,lu ~. .ocorarad for the Navy on its
80 ,,ord line
y" ,1opao1-v Kicked on the first play TO
r,-'tI,,ard who was thrown on his own
4O-yaro me c., ,,ar ~ loss Keves
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
Worked AS Stoker
While In a Daze.

The contractor remembers reaching
Chicago and declares that on the after
noon Of August s. he went to a ball
game at the West Side park in the
Western metropolis. The next thing he
remembers is recovering consciousness
in the Sailors hospital at Sydney and
being told that ne had laid there for
weeks suffering from brain feve-,
Practically all his clothing was gone.
nix and Masonic emblems which he
had always worn. We're missing, and
80 900 which he had carried to Chicago
with him was gone. In a money belt
which was not his own, $50 had been
found.
The hospital authorities told him he
had reached Sydney aboard japanese
coal shin. Coal dust and the fact Una ,
he was stripped to the waist 'nal'a'e"
n them that he had been working as q
stoker. The ship had papers Soo"l"s
that she had cleared from vancouver
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
K. OF p, TO ELECT OFFICERS

New officers will be elected by Delphi
lodge, Knights of Pythias, Tuesday
evening. Members are taking lively
interest in the election. L. T Mont
gomery retires as chancellor command
er at this meeting.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30

On leaving Atlanta, he had
planned to spend several weeks
hunting and fishing in the Mich
igan woods. He went by way of
Chicago in order to visit friends
in that city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Sunday. Tenn
peratures: a. m., IS degrees; 10
a. m, AZ degrees 70 noon, So de-
grees p. M, 90 degrees,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
AT JUAREZ.

First-Bula Welsh, g, first; Garden Of
Allah, /; Inquieta, rs. Also ran. Maud
Mckee. Tom Chapman. Sprighuy Miss,
Tom G..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
WAR ON TURKEY
ENDS TOMORROW

CONSTANTlNOPLE, Nov. 3O.-lt
was announced this afternoon that the
Turkish and Balkan peace delegates
will sign preliminary peace articles to-
morrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30

WESTERN TEAM WINS.
BOSTON, Nov. Soak Park 30,
Everett IA, final.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30

Continued on Page Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30

Ralston returned to the game IN place
of Redmond Hobbs kicked off, the bail
going out OF bounds on the Nays 70
ward line Muburn went in for Hobbs
Devore kicked off to Rodes. who
brought the bali back to his own IS
yard line McReayy lost yards when
Co,+i,,,.d ~ pa,n To
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
Hymeneal
HENDERsON.RUPPaNNEE.

z W Henderson and Mrs Jose
phine Ruppenner were quietly mar
ried "Wednesday evening by Rev Dr
Ernest p Robinson. pastor Of the
Polk Street Methodist church al biz
home Mr. and Mrs Henderson will
be al home 10 their friends a. 20"
Johnson street
The bridegroom II d weli-knOS o.
fireman with the Santa Fe While
his bride eas formerly "A resident Of
Cooke county. Texas Mr. and as
henderson have received many con
gratulatious from their Amiri Io
LfrIeads II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
Commencement Day at Nebraska.

Lincoln Neb June ~ Com
nsncemsnt dsy vas brilliantly cele-
1rated today az the University OF
nebraska The candidates for de-
srss- marched iu academic process
sion from The campus 20 the Lincoln
auditorium where they we're pre-
--nf, Ritu their diplomas by Chan
.i'H A.ey The address Of the day
tt delivered Hy Professor Charles
H Merriam % the University Of Chi
e3so. 7b0 spoke 90 citizenship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
SPECIAL SESSION
OF AMARILLO CAMP.


= m-stIlg ~ more than ordinary
Interest Nas held last night by ANA
r'in Camp Woodmeu Of the World
brought their families and enjoyed a
1"ia session followed by refresh
rents of Ice cream and cake
When The refreshments no longer
.a.msd attention the company was
reassem Dled Boz The hall. with Consul
Con mandsr Perry acting as toast
master A number Of speakers were
Introduced and Nrs j. / Ingram
Ttnasred several veal solos with
piano accompaniment Misses Fern
blackburn and Russell gave readings
.- program vas entirely Informal
thoroughly en- oyed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
TAO SUITS FILED NtSTERDil
WITH DISTRICT CLERk HiEDIN

Two suits we're filed yesterday with
" q Hardin. clerk Of the distric,
court co. 'his .ify
Mike & LsMaster and "a \ BE.
spadden versus Willys-Overland com
pany and Overland Auto Sale, COM
pany
O. s Rp. versus Tina g. Roll