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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08
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=. 80. RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism By OF uric acid in the blood which
gradually gets circulation because ofndgon constipation weak
action other irregularities OF the system which sometimes
considered Importance This uric acid infd and d
condition instead Of nouhng the different
portions of the body continually deposits into the muscles tissues
joints irritating producing acid with which it is filed Reu
mas can only thorough cleansing the blood and this
goes down into the circulation and by neutral
removes the cause S S s. strengthens invgoa the blood that
weak causing pain and agony Throughout the s
invgong nouhng hrd furnishing health ana
vgor every part the body and relieving the suffering caused W @
disease s s. being purely vegetable blood puh Is the uesf an
its orms Book Rheumatism ana
any medical advice desired sent lee to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA Ga
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08

A young woman. according to Bos.
ton report. entered a music store the
other day. and said to one Of the
clerks: Have you got A Heart That
Beats for Me?"
NO madam. not on 81 a week. re.
piled the clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08
Settlement Predicted.
slegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press,
awrence, Mass March S.-A speedy
settlement Of the strike was predicted
by both sides this afternoon when It
was learned that compromise agree
ment had been completed Operators
and employees are satisfied with the
main points.
While not providing for the com.
plete demands Of the strikers. the
agreement gives the poorest paid sub
stantial increases and slight increases
for an skilled laborers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08
AIT THE
PLAY HOUSES
kozv THEATRE

stereoptieon Lecture by Mr.. Innes
OF Dallas, Texas.
This lecture IS for the benefit Of
aoek Island employees, showing how to
handle explosives.
We will have a big feature for Sat.
urday night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08
oRPHEum THEATRE.

"The Match Maker, comedy.
He Fought FOR the q. s. A." drama.
One other reel
Vaudeville.
Delhi and Anderson, IN a high class
comedy singing, talking and instru-
mental aet This act comes 10 US
highly recommended as entertainers.
See them tonight
Prices 10 and l5 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08
Additional Local


Reese Smith Is expected home TO-
night from saltwater where he IS az
tending school
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mays Of Mays.
vile were here yesterday eisiting rel
atives.
C b. Byrum Of cleburne, Tex, is III
the city, the guest Of his sister, Mrs
WIN Friediander.
Tim High, First street and Iowa
avenue, is reported as being III OF
pneumonia.
Mrs. NJ. e. Yandeford and children,
uula and Oliver York. left today for
comanche, Tex, where they expect to
make their future home.
p p. Jeffries, commercial superln-
tendent Of the Pioneer Telephone com
pany Of Altus. Okla, was here today
inspecting the local plant and offices
The National Protective Legion viii
meet tonight. Arrangements are be.
ing made to hold the annual election
The committee on nominations will be
named soon.
The Tax Payers League is oppos-
ing the payment of all excess charges
for paving and grading not included
in contract S-S-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hall are planning
to leave tomorrow afternoon for Co
manehe, Okla. where they will spend
the weekend visiting relatives.
y. J Major Of Ryan paassed thorugh
the city last night on his way home
from Oklahoma City, where he ship
ped cattle this week Mr. Majors cat
tie topped the market on Wednesday.
II you are a tax paYar Of ChIckasha
and want to know why your taxes are
50 heavy and where your money goes,
you had better join the Tax Payers
League Can al Palace drug store
a-s-tf
Mrs. L. G. Tinsley and brother,
Frank Miller, left last night for sui
phur, Okla, where they were called
by the serious illness Of their mother.
Misses Nellie Hogan and Carrie
Dixon. who have been visiting in the
city. returned to Blanchard this morn
ing
The city OF chiekasha Eepudiatsd u
honest debt when it refused to pay
for the street and alley intersections as
the law provides, by a general tax levy
on all the property Of the city The
Tax Payers League demands a square
deal. s-S-tf
The Baptist choir will hold market
at the owsley iewelry store Saturday
afternoon and evening, beginning at 2
o'clock Home made cake, pie and
candy will be on sale and the ladies'
Of the choir viii serve hot chocolate
and cake. The money from the pro-
ceeds viii be given to the choir fund.
Our state law provides that the
street and alley intersections could
have been paid for by a general tax on
all the property in the city. You are
not tax dodger or repudlating an
honest debt when YOU protest against
the payment of debt which the city
should have paid. Join the League
and force the city 10 give you a square
deal 3.S-tf
~e.=ss e1t4.4--ss stott.4-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08

The Baptist choir will hold a market
at the owsley Iewelry store Saturday
afternoon and evening. beginning at 2
o'clock. Home made cake, pie and
candy will be on sale and the ladies'
Of the choir viii serve hot chocolate
and cake. The money from the pro
ceeds VIII be given to the choir fund.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-08

The city OF ehiekasha Eepudiated a
honest debt when it refused to pay
for the street and alley intersections as
the law provides. by a general tax levy
on all the property Of the city The
Tax Payers League demands a square
deal S-S-tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Sir $500 mad Deatidlano.

9entiG : umertta1ilde 3eitungen
peroen I'M alten Gaterlano init gro
Dem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie iia
irei ausipreben uno baufig bon brit
ben mebr M~euisfeiten uno NafriA.
ten bringert, als oie oeutiden Sci.
tungen ielbit. 9ie .Sreie Brelse fir
Eeras" lit oriiben iiberan, mobin fie
eeianot miro, Elm iebr germ seiebener
@olt mo fam Iid rii6men, Mncr-
fennung ullo @iiroigung 5n firloen,
pie aus 5ablrei9en 8riefen an ans,
iotpie an 9ieienigen, nelde bas
glatt at lire 8ernanoten i6ideaL
.berporgebt. @er oaber ieinen Ser.
uanoten uno Sreunoen cine Sretce
eripeiien, ibnen Elm t~piafommetes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, Der belteue fir
Tie ole uSreie Brelie fir Seras".
0as Snterelie fir Teras, mie iiber,
baltpt fir ben Staat uno Ole @e.
eeno. mo- Die @ertpanoten tpobnen,
lit in 9eutidlanb iebr leb9oft nno
es lit unmoglidl 1T 9rioatbriefen
cine 10 griinolide anfflarung uno
geidreibung bes fremoen 2anoes
gu geben, mie Dies oie 0Sreie Breile"
anmodentli1 tut. Sir ben GERM.
gen 8reis BON $500 berienoen mir
portofrei unier reidbaltiges $50.
6enblott auf Elm Sabr an. irgeno
cine MoreIie i'm Mnslan6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

ben. Man lit BORT Der Qniidt, oob
ieber Mann, alio audi Sffi5iere ullb
@enerale, Der in ben gunoesoienlt
cingetreten lit, unter oirefter Soft
troIe Der oberiten @eeresleituns
iteben mii5ie, Die it'd ai1b porbe.
balt, Die Soften Der gruppenfiip-
rer ielbft gu beiesen. 9a mir.
ben piele Mili5offi5iere nidt Iatae
in ibren Stelungell blei6en.
9ie SteGungnobme oes 0epar-
tenentS lit FORFEIT, oenn Dualtsmus
in Der Siibrung mare nit militari.
ider 9isstplin nnpereinbar, uuf
Der onoeren Seite aber iino oic
Wili5offi5iere 81 ibrer @niidt be-
rehtiet menn iie oarauf beitebcn,
oaB Die Mili5 ibren aarafter ots
itaatlide Sreaniiation ni6t aufge.
ben loa. 9as aber mare nit Der
ablidt oes ariegsoepartements nihi
Dereinbar. Ser &ongreb miro gut
tim, ii6 3eit gu nebmen bepor
e. BEN entideioenoen S6ritt tn,
Der Ole ~geipobnten Ginridtungca
iiber Ben &aufen mirft. 9enn menn
einmal penn au6 nltr i'm Scot
fa0e, Die 8eridmel5ung Ser beiben,
i'm @runoe gong perihieoenen mill
tarii6en 9rganiiationen pou8ogcn
lporoen it, miro es idmer fallen,
mad @eefaa bes antaiies, oie Sdei-
onng mad Sen alten 2inien onrb=
5ufiibren. Soffentlid 1T Die Gage
in Werifo nidt oerart, bob oie Mll=
nabme Der Eepper=9in 5ur bringfs=
den Motpenoiefeit miiroe. Sin
merifauiider &rieg feblte inns MIR
nod, nm alien pan : amerifaniibeH
Soffnungen ein griinoli6es gnse
bereiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Gin s~eitsemaaes @ort,

Yrof. @ugo Miiniterberg idreitt
in einem Mrtifel, Den bie y9otur.
oap gbenins Soft" peroffentlidbte,
II. q. olub Soleenoes: y@ir iino III
Dem Geoanfen aufgemadien oaB
mir cine engliide Nation ieien:
engliid Der Spra6e, engliih DEM
aarafter, engliid Dem glute mad.
9anr @ngelia6ien iino maidedJtc
Mmerifaner; oas 2ato, nit Dem mir
ourh 9lutbanoe berbunoen, 1T
England. Ser gingepanoerte i'll
ia Elm gang niisliher Mitarbeitcr
uno elm erpiinibter @uit, obtr
@alt bleibt er, uno Dos 2ano, aus
Dem er fommt, bleibt fremoes 2anh.
SIT es fir oaS amerifanii1e 8oGf
pirflid nottpenoig, Die Satia6e &c.
fIilientli6 81 isnorieren, oaB iene
gat5e Sbeorie fiinltli6 aufgebalit
nnb boaig unbaltbar fei2 Sbotten
ullo SrIdnoer, Solanoer nn6 9ellt.
ihe, Shmeoen unb 9dnen, Static
lter nno Selterreider, Mnlien ullo
S~ran3oien fino es nadgeraoe mil
De geporoen, oieie Sabel rnhig
binounebmen. Ser @eoulosfaoen iii
ibnen enolid eeriiien1 ibr Selbit.
bemuBtiein lit eripadt. Sic baben
Die @ei6i6te ibrer 8orfabren 5tu-
oiert nno iino ftol8 ~getporoen oat
Sen slnteil, ben oieie an Der gnt,
nidlung unierer groBen Nation &c.
nommen, lie fino oabinter gefom.
men> mie S6uIe uno offentlide
Meinu,ig oiele mnnoerbdre Mit.
mirfllne gefliiIentlid ienoricrelt
unb es gebt ibnen iuie Dem ainoc,
Dem alf einntal iiber ben Stprd)
Die @uoen aufgcben. 8ie II Mil.
lionen 0euti6 : @merifaner nilien
eS, 6aB ai6 oos glut ibrer @or-
fabren fit omerifaniihe @inbcit
gefloiien lit. Sic ipiilen es, oaB
lire 8iloung uno ibr 4arofter Dem
elorrei6en @erfe oieier Ration ci'
men gemaltigen glnitob eegeben DO
ben, baB iie ebenio CUTE Mmerifo.
ner iino tpie aneloamerifaner
Das amerifaniihe Bolt lit fein eng.
Iiines, fem boaanoifdes, fem iran
8oiiibes, fein oeutibes, fem III
ldes; bie amerifaniide gtotion lit
elm gang neltes Golf, mie ale anoe.
ren groBen Nationell oieier eroe,
aug elmer NaHenmiiduftg, ans e-
i1er @olferblenoe, berporgegangelt.
Sier iino iene 6aileu idmmtli6
bereint uno in chamber aufgegoli.
gen, limo ein 8olf eefporoer, oaS
feinen gemeinlamen Nnllenltr
ipruna, mol nber cine gemeinianle
rationale g(uf9obe bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

gen, bob autoritaten in 9elttlG-
Lamb Der @niidt iino, boB Der aa-
nal bate breiter gebaut tperoen ioi'
len, I'M Ben groberen Sdiften
Ser 3ufunft Die 0urdFo1rt gu er-
mogliben.
Sol. @oetbals eatgcglrete: st.
ser Raiier mar Ser Nniidt, oab
unlere SdIeuien BON ITO SUP
8reite ii6 fir 5biffe, Die ipater
ocbal1t perben mogen, als 5u ettg
erpeilen fonner. gs intereiiiertc
i'm gu %erfabrerL lpic mir 5u Dem
@ntIdlnB, ben &onaI 10 SUB brett
au bonen, falnen. Die art lu1o
Weile, pie oieie gntidei6ung &C.
troffen lpuroe, NOR folgenoe: @if
itenten 4oftenporanidlage fir et-
men @anal bon perihieocuer @reite
tis 5i 1926 SUB fertig ualo unter.
breiteten oiele bantl benz Bralloan,
ten NIT Dem @ellth, baB oie Gene
~ralbeboroe Ser Maril1e Elm @litad)-
fen obgebc. 3ieie 8ebOroc elltidieo
fir ITO SUB"
@eiter ioete Sol. @%octbols:
Ser aoiier erflarte, oaB er &c,
bort babe, BOB sic @niien oen 8au
zines sd[adtidiffes BON 1875 SUB
@reite beabiihtteten, nllo oaB aus
6ieIem @runoe Die nelte1 Sbleu-
fen bel &ie[ As Meter brett gebaut
miiroen."
Senator Clifton fraete: Isl
aroB lit elm Meter nod amerifant
idem SuB2"
Gina brei Sub, bret 3oa,N mar
Col. @oetbals 9lntiuort. @ol.
@oetbals fiigte %aaBeroent- bln5u:
Ser aaiier pertrat Die aniidt, oaB
es fliiger eepeien pare, oieie OF
menIionen fir ben pananla : 8anal
%an5unebmen."
gobmn iagte Ser aomite-gor-
liber: vGos S~nterbielp erflart fer
ner, ooB Ser aaiier Der anlift 1T
oab mir ben 3anal iebr ftarf be-
feItigen iollten.~
Col. @oetbals MrtiDort mar:
uWir beiprahen Die Groge Der ge.
fe1tigune nro er # M m ( m /
Der Mniiht Ibereim Dob
acknowledgement Iopie gatteriet
an ser aiiite norgeieben fperoen
louten. Dieien 8lat entpidelte td)
olf Dem Sltbm1s oieiem aomtE'.
Mir itimmten aud betreffs DEG
Hlons, bort cine permanente Sfrelt-
madt s1 Itationieren, ipberetn.
@lIo elm geeenleitiger Meinungs-
oustauid uno cine gegenieIttge ua.
b~ereinitimmunel llno oesfpegen all,
oieier 2arml
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

@er etlpas 5uriidleet, fonnlt
audi porm0rts.
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Mrmee itnb Milis.

@as in Armeefreiien lange i6an
gepiinitt, felt Dem ipaniiden SRI
&c aud meBrfab beiproden nor
ben, fommt bieaeidt ourb 6ie
nlerifaniihe 9riiis our 8eriuirfli-
dung, n1mli1 cine oirefte 0erbin-
6ung Der 5taatsmili5an NIT o.r
gunbesarmee. Wfan miro iib CT,
innerr, oab BEL 8eginn oes les
ten &rieges, mo- cine plobIide Ser
mebrung Der 8unoestruppen not
uenoig muroe uno bel Der Gin
fteGung BON Sreiminigem 5unddit
bic Mili5 ing Muge gefaBt wurne,
fab oa fem einfades ltebertre.eil
ser Mili5 : Srganiiationen in ben
9unoesOienft itattfinoen fo1nte, iolt-
bern Ser WiIi5lolbat erlt alis Iei.
mem 8erbanoe mrsi9eioen mubte,
Inn Den Sabneneio fir Die @urtocs.
arrnee gu leiften. 9ieie ltmita',0.
Iidfeit ioa iest bermieoen meroen.
Cine pom 4bgeoroneten Bepper
pon Soma auf Griuhen Oes @riegs-
iefretGrs Stimion eingebradtc 9ial
beitimmt, oab es benz &riegs-2e-
partement geitattet iein ioa, i'm Scot,
fan Dunoerttauien6 Mann Milis
in Sen 8unoesbienit 81 itellcm.
Dos mdre elm furo uno biinois
gefaBtes Mittel. Sn Miliafreiien
aber lit man, tpenr audi init c:r
Sbee, 10 bod nibt nit Der geipabI.
fen 6orm einperitan0en, neil oa.
BEL Der grunolegenoe @e0anfe Der
MiIisorganiiation ni6t beriidiid-
tiet pirb. Dte Milia lift in eritcr
9feibe cine ginrihtung beg Staa.
tes, Der cine bepaffnete Matul.
fbaft CUR 8erfugul1g baben iuiu,
Die gegebenen Sales ba eini6reisen
fem, mo oie IofaIe Goli5eimadjt,
mie gum 8eiipiel BET maiienbaften
Observation-Disclosures, Deriaet. an
friegeriide 8erpen6ung folder
Sruppen lit Bel ibrer Organization
nift geoodt por6en. Sic iteben
unter itaatlider 4ontroIle itno
biloen ein innerbaIb Der Staats.
gren5en fir iid abgeihloIienes @olr
aes. Dieie gisenfdaft miro in Der
Nepper.8ia p~oaitdnbig ii6eriebelL
inter ibr miiroe oas a%riegsoepar.
tement beredtiet ieim lie nad Sc.
oarf Die iamlntliden Srganiiatlo.
men 81 5erreiBen, lire peridicoenen
9eile oabin ODER oortbin i'm an-
ihlub an Gipiiionen Der @uuoesar-
NEE an5uidlieBen uno iomit Die
ginbeitlihfeit oerieIben a%uf5ubebcn.
Dagegen miro Troteit erbobcn ut,o
cine Mn5abl boberer Mili5oifi5iere
finb iofort mad @aibington &C.
elf, i'm our @eltune gu bringen.
sic buben Den be5iisIihen Sibnl-
gen oeg Sausfomites fir Militdr.
meien b%eigepobnt uno bort ibie
9(niidten funogeeeben.
Snfolge beIlen bat oas aomite
Die gia in Dem Gimme a~beedmoert,
oaB Der Brdiibent gegebenenfaQs,
menn Die Mrmee nidt ousreitt.
bie Mili3 : Srgmiiationen gu Ell.
nent 9eil oerIelben mo6cn fam.
or miiroe alio bieie Itaatliden Or
aanifotionen als geidloiiene Ror.
peridoftem in Die armee biniibcrc
nehmen fonnen. Die Sffi5iere mir.
ben babel in ibren Steaunsen blei.
ben ipie subor. 9amit lit aber oas
arieasoeportement nidt einbsrltoy-
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0,rRste MeIh einbrinaenbe pfferte

lieat Dor. Gelbitbei5enoe 8hseleiieu.
Neenten geiu6t iiberol. Saldr ODER
qommiIfion. S6reibt an g. S. Gilbert,
HirIt gsatI 8anf 8lo'g, Sort 8ortb
Ger, 8ertaufssI tana9er fin Seras UNI
Oklahoma,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Wur elm 8rourp -gbiniu,

eas lit Das ~apfHbremoe 8ronno =Gbiutn.
felt auf bic rnterf6rift BON Ut. @.
@rppe. sn Der gan5en 8elt g%ebraldt,
Inn grtdltuna IN 1 Saa au beilef. zoe.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Experimenting With Pumping.

MeeFer-A pumping innovation 10
about to be introduced In this section
which. II 1t proves successful. will re-
claim and make immensely valuable
many thousands OF acres OF land now
arid throughout the entire valley.
Heretofore the ranchers on the west
ern slope have depended on bitches
for their irrigation water. AS result
only land lying directly on or near
these hodies of water could be irrigat-
ed and cultivated.
At the Eighty-Four ranch on Pice-
ance creek wells have been sunk
which tap one Of the many subter.
ranean streams which flow under
practically all Of the land in this val
ley. and a big eight.inch pump and q
twenty five-horse power engine are be-
ing installed which will draw this wa
ter up and throw 1t onto 500 acres Of
land now above the reach OF bitches.
The outcome Of the project Is being
eagerly watched by the whole valley.
Its success will solve the irrigation
problem for Rio Blanco county.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
In Bloody Battle IS Killed.

Juarez. Mexico.-ln n desperate bat
tie at chihuahua between the forces
Of Gen. Pascual Orozco and Col. Fran.
cisco Villa, thirty-five men were killed.
villa reached the city from Bustillo
with 700 men and sent ENJOYS to
Orozco with demand that he turn
command Of the city over to him.
orozco. urged by the citizens Of the
capital not to allow the bandit leader
to enter. seat back curt refusal.
Within an hour Villa attacked the city.
The fight lasted three hours and
while details were not obtainable. tho
fact that thirty-five were killed was
telegraphed here by a government op-
orator whose dispatch was shown to a
correspondent. The dispatch also con.
tanned the information that Villa drew
off after the battle, leaving Orozco In
command OF the city.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Minor Mention,

Pueblo Is soon to have Q new mod
crn sanitarium.
The Sacred Heart church at Boul.
der suffered a $500 loss by fire.
James Conners. resident oi
Georgetown for thirty years. Is dead
At Windsor the temperature recent
ly went to fifteen degrees below zero.
Eastern and southern Colorado ere
suffering from the effects Of the bliz
zard.
Col. A. w. Jones. a resident oi
Greeley for twenty.eight years. Is
dead.
On the ranch Of Joe Kunzman, near
Kersey. there is a six-legged yearling
lamb.
Arbor day Erie will plant tree for
every man, woman and child in the
town.
A railroad will be built from Meek.
er ten miles south to tap the coal
fields.
Forty.two miles of the Old Santa Fe
trail from Denver will be twenty
foot pike.
Jerome l.. Terry, an employe Of the
D. & r. G. at Salida. shot and killed
his wife.
At the Wilson park saw mill. 20
miles from Meeker, snow eight feet
deep Is reported.
A Congregational church has been
organized at Spring Creek. six miles
west Of Montrose.
The National Sugar Manufacturing
Company has advanced the price Of
beets from $3.50 to Sc per ton.
Many people who attended a church
supper in Greeley were taken violent
ly i'll with symptoms Of poisoning.
Lieutenant General Sir Robert Ba.
den-Powell. X. c. B.. C. v. O.. founder
OF the Boy Scouts. is in Denver.
Grand Junction is preparing to hold
a Chautauqua similar to those held at
Boulder and other Colorado cities.
Chas. H. Lasche, Of valverde
sneezed and broke blood vessel in
his side and Is now in q serious con.
dition.
Robert Stevens. aged eighty.eight,
who had lived In the vicinity Of Long
mont since 1870, died In that city re.
Gently.
Seven thousand two hundred eighty
sheep, all raised In the San Luis val.
ley. were shipped from Pueblo re-
Gently.
At the close Of the winter term Of
the State Teachers college in Greeley
twentv,three young women received
diplomas.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
NEWS OF COLORADO POINTS

| The government will pay salaries to
the Boy Scouts OF Colorado who Will
enter the forestry service during the
summer.
The Milliken Commercial Club has
been organized and Will conduct an
active campaign In the interest Of a
canning factory.
A second stampede Of deer and elk
from the preserves In Wyoming has
begun. and the country around Hahn's
Peak is overrun.
Col. A. w. Jones. one of the best
known men in that section. and resi-
dent of Greeley for over a quarter Of
a century, is dead.
The Fort Collins Chapter, D. A. R..
is making elaborate plans for enter
tanning the state convention there
March 21st and 22nd.
Adjutant General Chase has re.
Quested the State Land Board to
loan $150.OO0 for the erection of
an armory at Denver.
The Greeley Hydro-Electric Compa-
ny will ask that city for franchise
to furnish current for heat, light and
power purposes.
Tom Ryan of Colorado Springs won
two out Of three falls from Frank Du-
cray o. Grand Junction, in q wrestling
match in the former city.
Trinidad merchants and shippers
have taken steps to reduce the rates
charged by railroads and express COM
panies hauling out OF that city.
Ira E. Brown. prominent mining
man Of Telluride. was killed when he
fell fifty-five feet In an upraise In the
Nellie mine, four miles from that city.
Glenwood Springs is trying to Sc
cure the annual midsummer meeting
OF the Colorado Stockmen's Associa-
tion. which will be held some time in
July.
The Republican state convention
will be held in Colorado Springs
March 27th. at which time delegates
will be named for the national con.
vention.
e. C. Stevens, the star witness in
the E. J. Estes trial at Greeley, who
confessed to perjury. was senten ced
to from two to three years in the pen.
itentiary.
The Colorado Grain Dealers Asso.
citation has decided to establish a
state bureau OF inspection in Denver,
with deputies in thy principal towns
OF the state.
Burglars broke into the hardware
store Of Ellis & Hood at Florence and
stole $500 worth Of goods. Three men
were arrested and put In Jail at Canon
City pending Investigation.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
WESTERN.

Bert Franklin OF Los Angeles, the
former Mcnamara detective. entered q
plea Of guilty to the charge Of jury
bribery.
The Rock Island announced that dat
ing from Feb. l. all telegraphers on
the system have been granted an eight
per cent. increase in wages.
The bodies OF Samuel J. Fisher and
his wife and two grown daughters
were found in the family home In San
Francisco. each with q bullet hole In
the head.
Arizona occupies the position OF hav.
ing had no federal officers since her
sdmiss!on to statehood. Some embar.
rassment has resulted in the admins.
tration Of Justice.
Nine people were seriously injured
and several others badly injured when
Rock Island passenger train ran in.
to the rear end Of Wabash passen-
ger at the outskirts Of Des Moines. la.
A company Of Mexican federal sol.
diers led by Commissario Gales Of
Aqua Prieta fought brief battle with
the rebel band which raided the Elias
ranch at Douglas. Ariz. The rebels re-
treated under fire, leaving two dead
on the field.
The municipal government and the
labor unions OF Spokane have united
In a project to form a quasi.municipai
bank. which will eliminate the con.
tractor from the municipal work Of
Spokane, according to statement is.
sued by the commissioner OF public
! works.
In wreck on the Southern Pacific
| railroad in west Texas six years ago,
James Montgomery, section hand.
rescued four-year-old daughter Of Al.
bert Ambrose OF Portland. Ore. Mr..
Ambrose died few weeks ago and in
his will he left two tracts Of land In
Pecos county. Texas. for the section
hand. There are about 10000 acres
OF ranch land and 1t is worth from $25,
900 to $4,000.
A small detachment OF company X.
Texas State militia. engaged in guard.
| ing :he Ell Paso electric light plant.
was fired upon by parties concealed
behind box cars and said to be Mexi-
cans. Maxim silencers were used on
the guns and more than twenty shots
were fired. one bullet passing through
the hat of one Of the guardsmen. The
| forces OF Campas have arrived on the
river bank. opposite old Fort Bliss.
and about one and half miles north.
west OF Juarez. They are supposed to
be extending n wing around the west
side Of the city.