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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
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petersburg, i'm 1sbruar.


gsim ruiiiI6en aarnepdl Der
.WdsljuniBu" (gutterpohe) eins e.
friiber bod bsr. 8as 5aIdinsstrsi6sn
fon5entrirte iih auf Dem peitsn Warss
felpe, mitten in Der Stabt am fhDnen
hiitpri1heu Sommergarteu gelsaen.
oier berrihte unglaublihes lrsiben.
9robe poli3eiaufgebote puten notb
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uno nett oariiber 3dbleHDe 9oI.smenss
III Sronung 81 balten. 8on friihen
Worgen big gum 4beno itrDmte oas
Bolt benz .galagdn" 3u, I'm oisTreus
ben Der nWasljanisd" gu genisben. Sss
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porber. 9o6 mar es nidt aaein Der
etnfa6e Mann, Der iih Dor ben ishss
pohigen 5aiten nod einmal aus Sers
sensqrunoe uustpben lppllte, fonoern
due 8efeQI6dftstlaiien nahmen oarau
theil; bag mar nun einmal grdll6.
Glsadnte Domen unb GapaIiere tunt.
melten iih Dor ben S6aubuoen, eilter
npn elmer CUR anperen, nm patrtotiihs
Stiite pber Sarletiniabsn an3uiaauen
unD nit3ula6en. 2lnoere Derenigten
iih auf ben bobeu 8uti6bo9nen, Der.
trdutsH iih babel Der 5ubruns oes
fdmuden ,Banfa" an, Der lie iiher,
bon Der umItebenben Meuge bsiubslt,
Die eIutte Balm binunteriulisu lieb.
Die rei6e 8aufmunnsDelt toIte ibrs
theueriten psI8e, lire ih0nitsn 9ez
fpdnDer berDor, Iieb bic eblsn lraber
por Die groBen 5umillenI6litten ipans
nen uno bethtiligte fih am aofo, Der
Die eun8e yMusGaniBa" hinburd In
ben Nahmittussitunoen um oas
Warsfelo berum ftattfanp. Das mar
sIeih3eitig eine Qrt 8rautIhau. benn
bic ,Spa6u" (gbeItiftsrin) bate dlz
lee prattii6 porbereitet, bdmit man
fab unb ssfsben tpurbe. Die jungen
Samen Der abligen Gr3iehungsa Jniti@
tuts freuten Iih ihon bas gGnae Sabr
binurh Quf ben 9orfo Der ,Woslia=
niBa", an Dem lie in 5osquipagtn
tbeilnabmen burften. Die beranbliis
bsnbs Sd0nbeit blieb niht unbemertt.
Wan6er iunge 2eutnant oper Dag.
ipurbe ipieoererfonnt. nit Den man
auf bem oSnItitutsbau gstdn3t bate,
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mauern" nod fir Wohen hinburh
Geiprdhsitoff.
auf laneen 8dnteu iaB Das Dol.
unb fhliirfte fir sinige Sppeten beiben
gbee nit 9ebGt, tpGbrenb anbers,
6eiBbliitige. iit BEL 15 Grab unite,
Iua Speiieeis rei4en Iiebsn, neil es
duh i'm Brogranlm Der ,8alogdtfs
ftanb. 9as pittoreste Bib uuF Dem
MdrsfelD 1T pobl felt fiinfsebn Sab.
rem psri6punoen, perihtpunDsn bai
dubere toae 9reiben Der .Waslidniba'
inmitten Der Stdbt. Der auIturfort,
f6ritt bat es binneggefegt. Dobl .ri,
itirt nod Elm fhnoher 4bslans an nei
Perip6erie Der Reiiben5. Der sHuIa
gan" als FOLDER vtpar einmnl". Wil
molten IS bier benz Meiten matchmaker
nnb einen regslrshten Gornepai auf,
bauen, bod oaSu III iuebsr 4Iima nod
6umnr pprbdnben. Man fpertbet nur
beibes Inn in materiellen Genub. Wai
iDiro bier in Der rMasljaniBa" per
tiIgt! Dnpon fann iicb elm !peitlihsl
Wogen feinen anndbsrnDen Negrif'
MAIDEN. Sn alien Riihen bampft uni
brpbelt es fhon pom friiben mprgsr
an. Der Bin fhningt oas 3epts,
In paIot nab 6iitte. DIR Bin, biefe1
aus osfs prdpsrirss gfsnntu6sss ptrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
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1bttiitf ssrfaM, eiaas Gbso.
Sufoigs eines ocnl Eeugi II Common 9si4ass
Gsrt6i ey.Gi,eaeH uub al mid seti6iesea Ger
tnnfSbelel.s lcerpe sh 1sf9ntli6 eniH 8frfGuf
onbistsn tn Der strgsl3s. .Gfilee, In ser Stlnr
AiEdmlnii, am 5amhag, ben z3. IidEi
. 1912 nm II usI g,oImii:sas eas sI,1.i nah.
@slsssn Ia Ger Ssabt cincinnati samilioH
GeuHip, Etio, nausiiA. Jenes aaIlse seiriiis
@rnnoiiAt III 9RaceeaH. ssaffier aHo Sseoer 8
,lne sasieps sabSipifiss ln teiaaiss siaDi,
bcinaHi aIs 2ei 70. In belaeisr raseioIiipn.
ssiei,s PSa 1eiq ssas k,.s ssH ~: .aIds y sg
beno aus 6enlisI6sn eieentbum ipsites a5ers
eefraeen IN Seestn4 SOB Eeite 600. ssuTalt.oa
sena's gsi 5ssosss nss ,;1l, ss;gI,,ft sg isa
nleni bon Seha 6eaap, esaasiraGeH In ssnnp
S.. geiis ~ bon gsia NeScsbs Don SawiiioH
0ountn, E5ip; ois bsfagts Stella Vac See1p
ffi Ieei bic Satin beS. befnafeH aBiiE'islo 2.
sstls bic Elrdsenuu1hsrsr o6n tFingifin Y leer'
ibim III befnEni als 5ls. GS7 J;Holap Sfsass,
Cincinnati Cbic)
gsipD begfciiii an Rffee 49, @sy4.f In lsm
sSaus. NORM bic sJ<ftstH arb <1atherH flfs
sass isaassn. uTS an sieIIa a'sap & SsSss asIp ans
fiRo. bic gsrflueieu fiub.
Tcu Hp. isS,st4.
Berfauf3sBeeias sAsieeu - Baar am gefianie
seee.
ebtriff hoil ssamilfcn npurtn. Gfir.
1nrc1 tStp "a s}tun. Txp:tre.
gohHfon & Tern. HrnAlse
GinrinnatI 10. GebEuGr 1912, 2oieb.b1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
mie Merim9e it'd Cor.

gSte w ertme &c ITO Y at.
men poriteIIte. Sebe befnnHie
S1ngerin, bic ais Carmen nisfrritt,
bdIt es fir ibreGbrenpfliht. cine neie
Aufiaiiuns 3u geben nnb ibrer Oar.
men nuh Elm neneB, nod ME oageipe-
ienes aoitiim 5u perIeiben. Gs mare
jeboh iiherlih in1ereiiant, iidl oabei
bic 5raee porsuIegeL Die Werimee,
Der shopier Der Carmen, iih ieine
10 beriibmt eeiporbene HeIoin Dorge.
felt bot. ssn einem Nrieie an bic
Grain Don 34b1 i6reibt We6rlmee
Ia ih bic 9igeuHer feit Inngem nit
erober Gorsfalt jtnbisrt unD btobods
tet babe, nIndte 90 an meiner &e!'
|liH qi& sins 8io1anaesia~s I'M sieIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
sran Utilities g(itf.
Shre srSkten Soiinnnsen sinsen tn
Grfiianns - @eiunobeit, Slid
ieIisfcit nnS Sabg.

9lattsbura, MiF. slpoid o.. Y'nts
hams 9seqetablc COMPOUND bat tp lal
mid BON erpbem Ruben eriuielen, penn ls8s
bin id, osiuno uno babe Elm ltebest Selunoss
gabs, uno unIere 9duslihtett Ut cine esaaz
iic)e.
sd, ipar cine Snpaliotn our9 NerpenS
fdbipad,e, llnpernaulibteit uno Branenie''
ben
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be geipunoen iit. nm ben Gals iii bic
araipotie loder sefhiungsn. Der
Shnnrrbart iit abrniirt, an ben Ban.
gen nber iieh. man turs aeihnifieiie
..ssottrttfes" Wl6riinees Con 1oIG
crinnert In ieiner Dnrttrnf,t ettpd an
cinen jiieenblihen Biiraerfonig 2onis
pbiIippe. Der iid su 9iaos pniiia per.
irrt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12

outer nadfegneE mann ais 1orier.
gsaAsufraaeH a,pildeH 10 uHe u uhr Gnb.
fpef.1de IL. unb GsuInat Sig.. BET obsp, 2.
EssgruHn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
WelO su perIeibe,i.

Wtr bebtenen Gle fhneu rnbia uHo
bbfism.
Gineinmatt qean SO.
TorIebcifs $l0--$1DD. $40 Janfe Str. Gunner II
Nhpne Camel 9e2y.
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RHbRI fnr oinmer In aricm 3riicnos, niif
FiaHe: biIiia: GietrfbLmer rcIlen roo Debt
gseiteH siebei. $50 ws,bamf Cir. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
Sanfiaauna.

Tie uuterseinnete fia;tet 5lcrHit her Te:ti.
fbeR t5eacnieiiiaeu 4eriihernnaes5eteutGn Gn'!
bon ginCiuEaii G. uHb beren Dtreitpreu ihren
fiefcectfihifen Tauf as fir bic aciTrne nHD
prortpte ne3nhInnq ibrer 8sif.teruas- Roilce
i'm geftaae pen Trcitanfeub $4,000. on Toi'
lars art oas SurIa fSaselploFtru ON 1eb1noe
Ro. 2l50 'Hcqsan noeure setti6rie GsseuftnE
Scs g,a,siaftes seH ghgtti Maartls.
W1rh Dlaefus,
gatlaFnernnlipsir oes perfioroeHen q. Rarrus
Cincinnati, i. 1lars 1912. II
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Ghrrrar Mpe., 40. 1859, abmiHiiircicrs .
BrrfnHi 2stiDotges Crane init 3 HiIHHfrn, !,
abfhdtrug ilisorig Mifh rt Strianif tpers
ocH; Eebinsunaen lef6i. ereiap. III
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alnd oas nod
- ~Gns heuriec ,a6hr III Gin
S@dlljabr, l,eift bu bnk i6cu III
.Mns2 Ins III ID retht nett
llnb bsT lebrurr tot aud nea,,luno.
Duuz)io xaosl-
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GpIumbta q abe. no. $3.50 biitides 2sft3cis
feS fyrdme ten o Siu,Mern ~ 5t1ct Sl0ic.
5000 baar.e $50 per 4s1nai tosietc mlc-
5000: Sf50C anicn ediieiEc. G6inl'ei ocs
a)ar Iuriier'e, neaemiiber.
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qRab6er fur aIIaemeine Garsarbsi: in eiHer
SurIilte ben rter ErrahfsreH; iefrr Ec!ia'
tnaSatbeii: Reieren5sH. AS HibeIe Aone.
QilIf9n. S3eti $3.50. II
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Gin nter Rptnerer 1865 sofeoeiHs
Cir. SIT. aubnrn.
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Mtbcrfibe. GO. 1850 Stllhfc Slbe.. Gcitna.
ron z 3inrncrn, Mper srul;o, terslisits1
9Honni. GebIiifscl Bel Nr. 1bomtfcn, lit
eli a. 2he. ii
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Bader aIs brittle SafIb. Rd6ptfrn1er aa4
iieg 9aurnens 1870 ssalnAf Cir.
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@artuer etn srfnbrener iuftper Mnnu, ses
g,lnnIsns NIB Semitic esCSdrfuerd negiiet, re
ferensen si0 @sdia Cir.
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an Dermieffen--Simmer.


Gin aufer Gardner t9arperteI inl
aiIerlst arbeii QaetsuiraeeE BET Ibe 1eo
s,eblsr grob TO-. 1Io5 pcean Ctr. II
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Tin tnrfes gaabGeu far aIaemciH
lii1snarteit lag Efs IeusI CTR
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An Derfanitn &auler.

Rfperfihe, go 3ei2 Clifton Mpe., 2 libdtaes
urnnte ben 10 ainnnern. 8 ,siciei SInu pIas
uib $50 ner s9icHGi bis Issabt. G6inlsei
Del mrs. siiitiHs 3Sia clifton stre
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maehen fiit alaemeire Snnsarteii: fiein
ynnsiit. 3sSs Stgt4unb xleN, slrnncdir
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@nfeg aas6en in elmer .ieinen Jorils
better eubu Jlai E. critics Siai8rbdaee O.
9cle ape Hcehpole.
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uphatrs.@ab6en. as4s Taroia ssse
ArcnbaGe.
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EbtriH bon k9nU1llfou NpuHlh. AIHp
1nrCa orr ~. 1tnn. I<p:tre.
gotHfon & Tern. HrnAlse
GinriurafI, 10. JstEu6r iDl2 -9ieo.b1'
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wdbteu ossr cine SraH flr Seusar5e
2i55 Gsura yltf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
VIVA tPlny children Need
More food--How to Make Them Eat
Heartily.

More food, better blood, those are
th, two things that pale delicate ehil
dren need most
But they won't at" says the anx-
lous mother Yes they win II you give
them our delicious tonic, ylnol
IT'S the greatest thing we ever saw
to create an appetite 1t makes the
blood rich. too-bnllds up weak chill
dren land grown folks as welN and
makes them strong and rosy
Mrs. w. o. strother or Raleigh. NJ
c. says. 1My little girl, Hazel, has
been taking vinol to build her up after
a sevcre spell OF sickness. II has done
% much good BY restoring her appe-
tite and building up her strength that
think vinol Is the finest tonic ever
prepared and ! am telling everyone
about lt.r
Children like 70 take vinol. the taste
u so pleasant II is not a strong
medicine and there IS not one harm
ful thing III It. We win give back
your money IL vlnoi disappoints you.
Palace Drug Store, Chickasha, Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
WOMEN AVIATOR
HAS CLOSE CALL

Shreveport. La. March iS-Miss
Matilde Molssanb sister OF the late
John Fl. Moissant narrowly escaped
her brothers fate here sunday when
in alighting after an exhibition flight
ier monoplane struck the ground at
too steep an agile. Miss Moissant fell
a few feet Just before the body Of the
machine crashed down She was pull
ed from the wreckage, unhurt.
The iron wire supporters at the top
held the heavy motor off the ground
and but for this she would probably
have been crushed to death. The front
wheels Of the monoplane were broken.
The right wing crambled into a mass
OF wreekage and mos Of the wires
we're snapped. The machine landed
Bottom up. The crowd chccrod when
Miss Moissant stepped forth from the
wrecked flyer uniujured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
SUGAR Tax
Is SCUTOUT
BY DEMOS
win Effect a Saving Of
S53,OOO,OOO a Year
for Consumers

Washington, March ls.-Tariff re-
vision win continue to occupy both
houses Of congress this week. When
the house passes the excise income
tax bin on Tuesday and submits a
wooden schedule revision to the Demo
c. attic caucus possibly by the end of
the week, the revision program there
wiz have been ended
The Democratic revision measures
are piling up in the senate. The IL
nance committees adverse report on
the house iron and steel bill will be
made this week. Chairman Penrose
and his Republican colleagues viii
make an elaborate statement Of their
attitude on the revision bills
The finance committee win hear
Chairman Emery Of the tariff board
On Tuesday on the house chemical
terriff bill, hearings on which prob
ably will occupy the week. Hearings
on the house free sugar bill win fol-
low the chemical bill
Meantime the Democrats and pro
gressiye Republicans are no nearer an
understanding, though some Of them
express confidence that the talked Of
common ground might be reached on
some tariff legislation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
Tramp Not Wholly Lost.

A tramp stealing a ride on a train
Jumped on as It passed burning ho-
tel. aroused the sleeping dodgers and,
bis rescue work done. regeined his
place on the bumpers before the train
left the yards. A pretty full volume
Of comment on American human ma
ture Is contained in the brief report Of
the incident.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
lBy CLYDE Il. Tayenner.l

Washington. March iS.-Wlll i be
possible to transfer the s5S 100000 SUI
gar tax from the breakfast table to
the shoulders Of the wealthy? Are the
people sufficiently in control to ae-
rcmplish this end?
These questions are being asked
everywhere The status Of the situa-
ton is this
The Democratic house, in keeping
with It's promise to reduce the cost Of
living, will at this session pass bill
reepeaiing s5300O,OOO annual tax on
sugar, reducing the price Of this com
modify to the consumer nearly two
cents a pound. Then another bill will
b. passed taxing incomes in excess Of
$1,000.
The bills win ge to a Republican
serate. If the progressive Republi-
cans vote with the Democrats, both
bills will pass the upper body
The fate Of the two measures will
then rest with the president If Mr.
TAFT accepts the advice OF those about
him, who were described by the late
Senator Doliiver as being men who
know exactly what they want. he win
veto the bill
Protectionists oppose an income tax
for two reasons: i. They are rich as
a class and like other human have no
desire to pay more than necessary. 2.
Protectionists know that if this coun-
Try gets into the habit Of raising reve-
nue. by taxing wealth instead of the
things the people must have in order
10 live, the tariff will be reduced on
those commodities in which they now
have monopolies. If the sariit trusts.
steh as the steel trust, the sugar
trust and the woolen trust, are not al.
lowed to dictate what the people must
pay for their products. the enormous
dividends they are now drawing down
OF stock that is watered until It is
soggy, will be interfered with. There
fore protectionists fear an income tax
as they would a plague.
The greatest importance Of the Dem
ocfatic program providing for the sub
stitute Of a tax on incomes above So
600 for the tax on sugar. is that it
breaks away from the tradition that
the governments expenses must be
paid wholly with funds derived from
tax on things the people eat. wear,
or use, to be collected through Gus
toms houses and internal revenue Of
tees. This tradition is responsible foI
wealth not bearing It's just proportion
o. the burden Of federal taxation il
this country Il is the same tradition
which has been responsible for 81
many tariff ourages through so man,
years. Regardless OF whether the bill
IS vetoed by President TAFT, theresa
little question that the Democrats vii
lave opened the way for its enactmen
when some other man is president 0
the United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
Ingenious Old Sea Clock.

The most popular form Of old sea
clock was the sandglss which great
ly resembled the present day egg
boiler Many Of these glasses were
timed to run "a hours. and prior to the
ship leaving land the glass was set ex-
actly at noon. If It was carefully
watched and turned as soon as the
sand ran down the skipper could
reckon the days with fair accuracy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
when Walls Are Damp.

The walls Of cupboarda and yantries
are often damp on wet or sultry days
without apparent reason when other
sections OF the kitchen wall viii be
comparatively dry. The best device for
any wall that Is inclined to "damee
is to make it imperyious to moisture
BY applying a yarnish Of one part
shellac and two parts naphtha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
The Store
of Quality
BUYS HOLMES
GROCERY STORE

r. S. Duffey OF Walters, Okla. took
possession Of the a. A Holmes gro.
very store today Mr. Duffey has pur-
chased the stock Of goods AID viii be
the manager and owner Of the con
cern. He is an experienced grocer
and expects to conduct a clean, up-to-
date and conservative business.
Mr.. Duffey expects to move his fam
ily 10 Chickasha next month He has
several children. who will enter the
public schools here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
.===A AT THE ==
PLAY HOUSES
oRPHEuM rHEArER.

The Ruling Passion" a powerful
drama
Songs Of Our Childhood Days" a
great picture for the children.
Elusive Robber.f comedy.
"Emperor's Lunch" a picture show
ina an incident in the NE Of Napoleon
The biggest and bc show In town
PRICES 10 AND IS CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
tFlrst published March 8, 1922
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.

Chickasha, Okla, Maar. s, 1912.
=. Notice is hereby given that ap-
plieation for pardon has been applied
for for NJ. Davis. convicted Of the crime
Of larceny on December lClh, 1911.
before the Justice Court OF Rush
Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma, amt
all objections thereto should be Tor
warded to Lee Cruce, Governor.
W e. RICHARDSON,
S-5.S0d Attorney
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
0. R. c. DANCE At e. RENO.

The annual dancs Of the Order Of
Railway Conductors will be held at
81 Reno, on Monday night March IS
celebrating St. Patrick's day Hum.
phrey's Chickasha orchestra win far
nlsh the music special train wlll
leave Chickasha at 7;25 p. M, re,uFH
ing after the dance Tickets for tbs
dance are on sale at BFoWns6ns ana
the Hub Clothing store. The boy
hope to have an their chlckaaHa
friends WITH them,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
&c
Best show in town for the money.
shoppIna ID . pats.

No. none Of these hats suggest my
personality at ell. You see, I'm a great
racegoer. adore drama. read classics
In the original, sympathize with the
woman's movement. travel a good
deal. and am intensely temperamental.
The hat want must convey all
this
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KozY THEATRE.

"The story Of Psyche, good Pathe
picture
Leaves Of Romance" one OF those
Edison films.
Illustrated song. when DO we 90
From Here" Leroy Grady.
Admission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
Have You Bought an
Electric Flat IrOn2
The Store
of Quality

1t will save you many footsteps and
many weary minutes at The ironing
board. ltis inexpensive to buy and op-
crate. 1t is simple. convenient. and
perfectly safe. 1t is not a luxury. but
convenience anda labor saver. as prac-
tical as a frying-pan and as useful as
carving knife.
All the bestFlatlrons have the heat
ing element guaranteed from burn-out
from TWO TO FIVE YEARS.
ChiCkasha Light, Heat & Power Co
S17 Chickasha Ave. Phone 100
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
> > > ; > , . > = : ; , >
: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. !.
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company, 1903
North Third Street.

Oren S. Penney to Annie y. Penney,
S-7-l2. $1,000: W l.2 Sc 1856. sW
sW NE. 25 sw NV NV. NV sw
NV: 25 Me- NV sE: ~ l-2 w ~ sEt
2S.S-6.
A. II Trueblood and wife to Ben r.
Baker and Hugh Baker, 3-i4l2 s. n
i2 N E "a w l-2 NV NV s5-l0-5.
William ?. Haynes and wife TO John
L Dawson. 3-6i2. $1,000 lot / IS 1T
OF lot 2. block gg Chlekasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-18
ART ExAlsIr AND LECTURE

AT THE elRLs' COLLEGE.
There will be an exhibition Of the
Elson prints in the Girls college halls
March 21-22 This collection com
prises splendid copies Of the great
works OF art in architecture, seulp-
ture and painting
Hours.
Thusday. March 2lst, s D. m. to
$3.50 p m.
Friday. March 22nd, 4 p. m. to $3.50
b nj
Friday, s p. M, lecture, The I'm
portaaee Of ART. Miss Ada Robin.
son, Oklahoma City
Tickets admitting 10 the three en-
tertainment Adults, 25 cents; chill
dren. 10 cents.