davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

Teams of the Northern and South
ern Junior Public School Basketball
| leagues got into action yesterday.
The following results were recorded
in the Northern circuit; Morton 100,
Central, 0; Hamburg, 20; Ridge, .;
Southern League; Madison 10, Avon
A; Eighteenth Avenue %, Haw-
thorne
The Entire Nous five Will visit West
Hoboken tonight to play the st.
Miehaels FIVE, of that place.
AS Casino Hall tomorrow night the
ST. Mary c. C. and Be.leville Light
weights will come together.
The Maplewood F. C. has booked
the Silent five, New Jersey Deaf
Mutes, to appear at Maplewood to-
night. The Maplewood Juniors will
lineup against the Clifford Arrows,
of Orange, in the preliminary con-
test
The First Presbyterian Tabernacle
five will open the season at Cellulo!d
Hall tonight, meeting the Celluloid
Juniors.
The Fultons scored their seventh
consecutive victory yesterday when
they defeated the Irvington A. C. on
the Iryington court, 40 to IL The Full
tons passed the ball in remarkable
style, and showed flashes of speed
that bewildered its opponents. The
Clark forwards. r. and M, shot IL
baskets, enough to win the game.
Czina. for the winners, also played
well. The Fultons would like to hear
from first-class basketball teams Of
fering suitable inducements. Address
Billy Czina, 1856 Winans avenue.
The National Turner's will have the
Rosedale five to contend with at Turn
Hall tonight.
The Turner's have struck their old
form, judging from their victory last
week over the Bayonne Separates.
Johnny McNab, formerly of the
Crescent Seniors of Paterson. ia nov
acting in the capacity of player, cap
tain and coach of the Crescent
Juniors. He played against the AS
bury Park Y. M. C. A. team at AS
bury Park last Saturday and was the
star.
There seems to be no good reason
why the games at Parish Hall, Har-
rison, on Monday nights are started
so late. The contest last Monday be-
gan at quarter of 10. The senior
game should be called no later than
$3.50 o'clock.
Seton Hall Colleges representatives
will jog to Asbury Park Friday night
to play the Y. M. c. A. quintet OF
that place.
Louis Penn is reorganizing the 1901
OF team of the South Orange High
School. This quintet was unbeatable
then and captured the Northern New
Jersey Interscholastic League pen
nant, besides beating several of the
best fives hereabouts. Home games
will be played at South Orange High
School gym" starting probably next
week. The majority of the players
are now married.
The Physical Directors Society, of
New Jersey, has appointed the fol-
lowing committee on basketball: j..
NJ. Waldorf, OF Orange; u. @. Ostlin,
of Plainfield, and B. G. Sherman, Of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

Ty Cobb, champion batter and
worlds greatest ball player. never
stays out of the iimelight very long
at time. He is stirring up sonae
thrills in the South this winter by
competing in automobile races.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

The proposed bout between Willie
Ritchie and Ad Wolgast, scheduled
for February %, viii not take place,
as Ritchie has decided not to fight
again till May.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

The Physical Directors Society, of
New Jersey, has appointed the fol-
lowing committee on basketball; j..
NJ Waldorf, OF Orange; u. @. Ostlin,
of Plainfeld. and B. G., Sherman, Of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

Johnny Summers is the new welter-
weight champion Of England He de-
feated Sid Burns, the former holder
of the title, on points in recent bat
tie in London.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

On the Irvington A. c. court last
night the Fulton five, of this city,
walloped the home team. 40 to IT.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-18

Seton Hall Colleges representatives
will jog to Asbury Park Friday night
to play the Y. M. c. A. quintet OF
that place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27
TELEPHONE no. 43

New Century Club.
The last regular meeting Of the New
Century club this season win be held
at the home Of Mrs. Eugene Hamilton
Wednesday OF this week Az that
meeting plans for staging Mrs. Jar
ley's Waxwork Show" will be formed.
AT the meeting this week at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Wiener a signed re-
sumo Of the years work was submit
ted by the secretary, Mrs II. b Hen
dirk. vote Of thanks BY the mem-
bership was extended to Mrs Hen
dirk. It was decided to adopt the Bay
View course Of study for the next
years work. Delicious refreshments
weer served BY the hostess The pres.
ent session will close May list, and the
last meeting viii be held at Mrs. Ham
ilsons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27
viii Give Account OF
Their Talents

The Young Ladies' Guild of the
Presbyterian church Will hold a tai
ent" social at the home Of Mrs Ben
Hampton Tuesday evening The mem
bers at this meeting will give an ac-
count Of the twenty-five cents donat-
ei to each from the general treasury.
The money is supposed to have been
multiplied by investments and the
earnings are to be given to the funds
o. the society The guild members
held very interesting meeting this
week at the home Of Mrs s. p Lau
back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Tonramine our statement of condition. People who
enlrust their money to bank should know something
ANALYzzD sIATEEESr OF CoNDroNog
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Chchasha, Oklahoma.
At theClose Of Business April le, 1872
ASSETS
Losns and Dlaeount .......... ..........s 46554SH
This d have s.s loaned out On in
consists Of notes bonds and mortgages o.,seo
Stocks and Warrants o~t'S
This the amount o money We have invested n stocks
O,.rs1stt. s1s book. a. e.. .. ..r. - 4ss7o
This ID customers have checked out
above the amount standing to their credit we asnke =
and IN ordinary business transactions
United states circulation fuo0ooOo
states bonds Of this bank which
United hsnd...... ltoOs0o
This he amount o money w & Rays i9gesa 1 L United g
Cash hsSs b e oasd sRs s ststs 100000
This ii the amount Of money we deposit with the
United states redeem mutlated bank
forwarded the United States Treasury for
c..h q" os R11i' Rsas .. ... \ ....-...... 7sassn
This the amount we have in actual cash in our vaults
cash With banks ............ .......... OaO's22
This is the amount deposited with banks in
York Chicago Louis and Kansas City This, plus the
actual cash hand is the amount Of our avail
able
Total Assets ....... ............. + ..... s27sa5s
Capita. stock Fully ..... ... .V2OOOOOOs
This Is divided thousand shares q 10000 each.
surplus - -. .... 100000
This represents portion o earnings profits from
business which has been additional work
tUg capital security patrons.
Undivided Profits (Sst ............
is be o profits 10 o
all running date.
s he o consisting Of
five twenty, fifty and hundred dollar bills
in circulation.
Individual Deposits .............. 42s5iso2
deposited with ua
subject to check
Bank Deposits ........ sztfO4
This twenty located Ia Oklahoma
deposited with this
United Deposits
the United States has deposited vita
this
Total Liabilities ............ s527sa55
The above statement 8
F. L. sLUSHER, Cashier
The above figures condition invite &C.
Of I'll desiring banking connos
sections no excessive money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage Of Mr.. Carl Hum
phrey OF El Reno and Miss Irene Bea-
com Of that same place The announce
ment party was given at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Tinsman last week in lei
Reno. Mr. Humphrey is brother Of
Myron Humphrey OF this city and Miss
Beacon is the daughter OF T H. Bea-
com, general superintendent Of the
Rock Island system and formerly a
resident here Both young people are
popular in El Reno society.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27
Botany Class Enjoys picnic.


Misses Alma Cochran, Lillian Hart,
Claude Fay White, Winnie White, Eu-
genia Peery, Sadie Puckett and Mes
srs Looney Wallace Alvin Wallace,
Marchelle Power, Ashley Dugan and
Frasier Banks enjoyed the initial pic
mic from school circles this year last
Saturday. The young people are mem
bors of the botany class in high school
and spent the day at Riverside park
Boating, horseback riding and out-of
daar pleasures were enjoyed At the
noon hour a bountiful lunch was en-
joyed in the woods
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27
Rowena Circle Meets.

The Rowena Circle met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs v. TIL.
Yowell and there was a large number
os the membership in attendance.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed. during which the
hostess served a three course lunch.
con. The Yowell home fas artisti-
cally decorated in lilacs. The next
regular meeting of the circle will be
held at Mrs. Alica Pierce's, on Thurs
day May 2nd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Mrs. Roche's Glass 90 Contest.
The musical theory class under airs.
ID I'll Roche met this morning at the
home of their teacher and the month,
ly contest was held Miss Mamie Jen-
kins held the highest honors during
the month and the monthly test viii
show who Of the girls has made the
best record an month. The young
ladies Of Mrs Roohe's class are work
ing on a Mothers day recital to be
given early in June
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Miss Edwina lizard will entertain
the members OF the Just Us Girls club
at the regular meeting tonight. The
last game Of the series that is now in
progress between the young ladies and
the young mems forty-two clubs will
be played The game was not finished
at the last meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Mr., and Mrs. H. A. Ludlow chaper-
oned number Of the younger society
circle at an informal dance Tuesday
evening at the Elks club rooms. There
were fifteen couples on the floor and
the musical program rendered was
good Refreshments and cake were
served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Mr. and Mrs Charles Williams en-
terlained at an informal o'clock din
ner last night Covers were laid for
MI and Mrs Reford Bond, Mr. and
Mrs. ], B. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c..
Good and Mr. and Mrs p G. Spin
ming The table was laid very prettily
and the menu served was delicious
After dinner the company adjourned
to the parlor and spent a pleasant
evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Mrs, L. r. Cole of Oklahoma City,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Hub West. will return home Monday
afternoon Mrs. Cole has been in the
city for medical attention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27
Music Class Holds
Interesting Meeting.

Miss Marguerite German and Mr..
Leonard Julian furnished solo mum
bers for the entertainment Of the pu.
pills Of Mrs D. H. Roche's music class
at the regular meeting of the club Sat
nrday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Roche. The meeting was the most
enjoyable Of the season and many in.
teresting facts concerning the life and
compositions Of Mendelssohn were
brought out in the program. Records
from the collection owned by Mr.. Har-
old Macklln were used in the graphic.
phone concert given at the close Of the
program The next meeting viii be
held at the home of one Of the class
Il has been decided to hold the meet
ings at night, 50 that visitors can be
invited to take part in the programs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Daughters Of confederacy
The regular meeting Of the Daugh-
ters Of Confederacy which was held
al the home Of Mrs b NJ Palmer Sat
urday afternoon was one OF the pleas
ant social gatherings Of the year.
There we're thirty ladies present and
the musical program rendered was
very entertaining. Misses Hazel Ows-
Icy and Margery Cochran gave instru-
mental solos. Miss Essie Linn Palmer
sang Southern Girl' and Mrs. Frank
Plato read paper on the Southern
Woman" The next meeting viii be
held at the nome Of Mrs. R. NJ Cayett
Mrs. H. L. Grigsby and Mrs Cayeti
will be the hostesses on that occa
sion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bond, Mr.. and Mrs
G. b. Campbell, Miss Ella Campbell Of
Minco and their guests, Mrs. Freder-
ick Like and Miss Josephine Williams
Of New York, motored to Norman
Friday to attend the track meet. They
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs E. B.
Johnson while in Norman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27
8Irthday q Pastor I. ceIebraled.

Birthday Of Pastor Is Celebrated.
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church gave surprise birthday din
ner al the church parsonage Monday
evening complimentary to their pastor
Rev. Clifford Thompson. Each lady
OF the congregation brought some del
lcaey prepared by her own hand and
an oldiashioned chicken pie dinner
was enjoyed After dinner the guests
adjourned to the parlor. whore the
hours were spent with music and con.
yersatlon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

The Woodmen Circle will entertain
at a tea at the home of Mrs. A. C..
White Tuesday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

Continued on Page Three.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-27

l
what VIII Become Of
Motherhood When Women Voter"
lAntiSuffragist Queryl
She wouldn't be a suffragist, because
she was afraid
There'd never be another egg within
her hen house laid
She didn't wish the ballot, not the
whole Of It or half,
For fear the COW might never have
another bossy cali
She wouldn't try to get a vote, for
fear the cat would sit
Before the fire throughout her life
without another kit
And OH the thought brought agony
unto her gentle breast
Suppose no fledgeling e'er would peep
from any brides nesti
Oh, why would women be so rash?
Twas quite beyond lsr ken
Thered never be a little pig within
the big pigs peni
Great heayenl What a world OF woe,
all wrought by woman's yotel
There'd be no further progeny for her
old billy goat
There'd never be another colt a duck
ling or a pup.
For woman's vote would turn the world
completely down-side up
A man might vote and be a dad but
what a thing to facet
A vote for women, and no pig or baby
round the place
-Lurana Sheldon in Judge,
o.
Literary Clubs Close
Successful Year.
Clubdom has adjourned for the sea
son in two Of the literary organiza
tions Of the city. The last meeting
Of the Sorosis club held at the home
Of Mrs. B. P. Smith, 924 South Thir
teenth street. Wednesday, was one Al
tic most elaborate club functions ot
the year Mrs. Smith, who is presi
dent OF the club, gave luncheon at
o'clock All members except Mrs. Z
R Humphrey were present and hei
place was filled by Mrs 4. T. Lower.
Of Bowie, Tex. The ladies' seated a
tho luncheon were Mesdames B. 4
Barefoot, H. T. Bettis, Kendall Cal
loway, r. NJ. CaYett, A. B. Cochran
r r. Davenport, E. e. Dugan, d. L
Emerson, Clarence Johnson. J. Ale
Moore, w II Gilkey, J. C. Good, H. +
German, j. R. Harris, Il. ]. O'Neill, L
H. Roche, Bryce P. Smith, E. Terrell
J, J. Terrell R. K. Wootten, Vile
Warfield, j. W. Kayser and B. I
| Smith.
The dining room at the Smith hom
was decorated very prettily in th
club eolors, violet and gold, and tn
club flower, violets, we're conspicuou
in the house and table decorations. A
each end Of the table and in the eel
ter were placed three large basket
filled violets and yellow roses, an
the chandelier was wrapped in purpl
and gold, with festoons Of chiffon rll
bon, suspended to the center Of til
table. The place cards were decora
ed with a bunch Of yiolets in waite
colors, and the name was place
across the card in gold. A dellciou
five course luncheon was served. tn
club colors being carried out in th
serving After luncheon the guest
adjourned to the music room, whel
the musical program was carried OF
as outlined in the year book Mr.
ID Il. Roche Mrs. J c. Terrell, Mr.
Kendall Galloway and Mrs. ClafenC
Johnson gave instrumental number
The sorosis Glee club gave a numb,
OF selections.
o.
Music Class Holds
Interesting Meeting.
Miss Marguerite German and NJ
, Leonard Julian furnished solo nun
bers for the entertainment Of the p
pills Of Mrs D. II. Roche's music clat
at the regular meeting Of the club sa
nrday evening at the home Of Mr.
Roche The meeting was the moi
enjoyable Of the season and many Fl
Evening star., 1912-09-15

Lord Ballynang, the poorest Irish aristocrat,
was perhaps still a little dazed at being so
hastily summoned to attend his daughter s
marriage to the wealthest English peer; but
was otherwise surviving the shock well, and
made himself very agreeable to the old dow
ager The latter drew the new little Duchess
to her side and kissed her.
"AIy dear, you're just sweet" she ex-
claimed "And l can't tell you how glad
and grateful | am that you saved Kit from
making complete fool of himself You see,
Mr. Penhurst told me all about it. You re
just the clever sort of gal he wants to run
him.
l caught A1eg's eye. She came toward me.
Didn't l say so'' | whispered trium-
phantly.
you're everything that's wise, Pen
dear she said happily.
Northshire heard this little remark, and
clapped me on the back. "Yes, Pen. old
son, you're a marvel, a positive wonder.8
he cried enthusiastically.
gazed at the radiant pair, and shook my
head. I'm just nothing" | said nodestly,
"to the girl from Ballymang."
Evening star., 1912-09-15

the end Of one of the pews, looked up and
smiled affectionately at him. She motioned
to him, and he went to her.
Il simply had to find time to come to your
wedding, Kit, she said kindly. "1ou don't
mind, | hope: its quite usual for mothers,
you know
Northshre's face was a study. | caught
hold of him again and led him on.
"And there's Gwen here-Dunorth- th-all
the family crowd! What's the game, Pens'
he said DULY.
Ssh" | said warningly. Here's the
bride.'
He turned round and saw Meg being led
into the church on the arm of an upright,
handsome looking old gentleman with white
hair.
"Who's that" he gasped.
"That's her father, of course, Lord Bally-
mang of Ballymang Castle, Ireland. You're
marrying his daughter, Lady Margaret
O'Halloran, l explained in a whisper. Its
all on the license. If | had shown It YOU
well, you'd have known. Come, pull your
self together! We're off,
1t was a CHEEKY little wedding breakfast.
Evening star., 1912-09-15
INGENUITY OF THE ART RESTORER

A N instance of the ingenuity exercised by
restorers of damaged masterpieces of
painting is afforded by the rescue of a famous
painting now owned by the widow of the
late John Hay, Secretary of State.
Mr. Hay had Madonna by Botticelli
which was painted on a wooden panel at
least four hundred years ago. The wood had
begun to crack, and it was feared that the
painting would be ruined; but restorer
was found who said he could save it.
The first step was to paste thin strips of
tissue paper on the face of the picture, press
ing the paper into the uneven surface of the
paint Layers were added until thick body
of paper concealed the picture.
Then the picture was turned over and the
restorer began to sandpaper the board away.
After many months of careful work he had
all the wood removed, and nothing but the
paint adhered to the paper. A piece of linen
canvas was then glued to the paint, and the
work Of removing the paper from the front
of the picture was undertaken. 1t required
nearly year to complete the work; but
when it was done the painting was left in
shape to last another four centuries.
Evening star., 1912-09-15
Continued from page 9

by surprise, stood dumbfounded for a mo-
ment Then Clayburn quickly swung the
moose into loop and prepared to cast It,
like a lasso, over the unhappy actor:
"Hold on, Mord! Look a yonder." Kirby
cried, catching his arm and pointing down
the hill.
THE miners looked, and saw with amaze
ment the lately deceased James Courte-
nav staggering across the track. here was
still a blood clot in the center of his forehead,
where it had CONCEALED from cut received
when he pillowed his face in the fragments
of the whisky bottle. Also Courtenay saw
Montague, and at once strobe toward him,
fierce of n1en but somewhat shaky IN the
underpinning.
Got bone to pick with you'll" he groWled,
and prepared to take a strangle hold.
go awayl" said the woman, who had
Montague by the ear. "I'm taking Billy
home to the babies"
With her disengaged hand she swept the
unsteady Courtenay aside with so much
force that he was sent sprawllng to the
ground, where he lay staring stupidity after
her.
Clayburn, coiling the now useless rope,
voiced his admiration to Kirby. "Gad.'
SAID he. nat SOlIlc Wollldll.
"All aboard" sounded from the station
platform.
run, Bily." said the woman, and drawn
by the ear, he ran.
JUDGE DANGAN came tearing down to
> the station waving a paper to command
attention from the conductor, just as the en-
CINE bell sounded. The conductor curtly
waved him off and swung aboard
Crestfallen and Inundated, Courtenay
pulled himself into sitting posture, gazed
first at the miners, next after the vanishing
Montague, and then shed besotted tears.
@Gee!" he sobbcd in self-pity, 4when little
runt that woman lugs about by the ear can
put me down and out / must be all in!'
"He's done it," painted Judge Dangan
from the platform. Il knew he would the
moment | laid eyes on him. He's just nat
urally swindled me out of that fne!"