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Deming graphic., 1912-09-06
Mountainview.

Sunday school had a good attend.
ance.
Misses Clara and Mary NJ a 5 c
spent Sunday at the Allbee ranch.
The rains are splendid and makes
everything look fine and keeps ev-
erybody busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine. of Texas,
are visiting with Mrs. Valentine S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas.
A few from Mountainview at
tended the dance at lola on Tuesday
night and report a good time.
Mart Akers and family spent a
very pleasant evening at the Maisel
ranch on Saturday.
Mrs. Noyes has moved to Deming.
Miss Maude Noyes will attend high
school TINS winter al that place.
Mr.. Roby went on a pleasure trip
to the mountains last week, gather.
ing fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harye Hoagland
started for the mountains on Sun.
day to gather fruit.
Mr.. Williams and family and Mr..
Harris and family spent Sunday at
the jim Hoagland ranch.
Quite a number Of the young folks
gathered at the Maise ranch on Sun.
ay night and helped pass few very
few pleasant hours.
Deming graphic., 1912-09-06

fine. The Kimball place also is a
sight to gladden. the eye.
was much impressed by the chill
dren in Hermanas. As was max
ing my first visit there, was par
ticularly interested in the we |
equipped school and the enthusiasm
with which the children awaited the
opening on Tuesday. Little Rose
Gregg, said, Il am glad Miss Wy
koff is back to teach so that we can
learn a little sense. Pretty cute,
that for such a small child. Here,
at lola, We have no Mexican pupils
and consequently. don't realize how
they look forward TO the opening
Of school. was delighted with the
good manners shown by the little
Mexicans in Hermanas, though |
was a total stranger to them, the
little boys pulled off their caps in
the friendliest manner.
1t has not been possible for your
correspondent 10 get about as much
as might be desired. but a long de.
layed visit was finally made to the
west side and was delighted with
the improvements made and con-
templated. Mr.. Yates is pushing
his well, Mr.. Seton arranging for
a large flock of chickens, Miss Little
general improvement and Mrs. Al
sup making plans to utilize the fine
water Of her well. BY the way.
while there, the conversation turned
TO Johnson grass and methods of de-
One of the party told d
mans description of how he destroy
ed the nuisance, which was so anus
ing that ! give it for the benefit of
those who haven't heard. Said he.
It's impossible to destroy it. why
we dug it up by the roots. burned
it, threw the ashes down in the well
and the next day the grass h a d
grown three feet out of the well"
Can any one improve on this?
Deming graphic., 1912-09-06
Myndus.

Mrs. S. W. Fant. of Diamond +.
ranch is entertaining her sister from
Chicago.
The ranch home Of DR.. |. j. Bush
Is nearing completion, Lillegren and
Craig Of Myndus doing the work.
John c. Roseborough, of FL Paso,
Deming graphic., 1912-09-06
Acme Bakery ChangesH Hands.

Arthur ID. Tyler has sold the Ac-
me bakery and cafe to X. A. Fowler,
who will make it one of the thriving
industries of the town, putting in
bread-mixing machinery and an-up-
to-date equipment.
Mr.. Fowler is well known to our
readers and it goes without saying
that he will make success from the
atart
Deming graphic., 1912-09-06

worship together. At the evenin,
service the following order of serv
ice will be used.
Hymn. Wash me in the Blood"
Invocation.
Deming graphic., 1912-09-06

Wool process blankets extra large size, dark brown
$4 grade Sale price, pair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
PRIVATE CAR
DEMOLISHED
LECBROKEN
BY FALL

Tom Campbell fell and broke his
leg IN an accident which happened
late Saturday evening near the Tur-
ner Produce company wholesale
house.
Young Campbell who Is driver for
The United States Express company
was making delivery at the whole.
sale house and was just mounting to
hls seat on tie wagon TO drive away
when the accident occurred Az he
placed his foot on the hub Of the
wheel to ascend 10 the drivers seat
he slipped and fell
The right leg was broken just below
the knee joint The wagon was in
motion at the time and Mr.. Campbell
was thrown under the wheel
The injury is very painful and the
leg is swollen badly The fracture is
a bad one and it will be some time
before AIR. Campbell win be able to
resume his work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
VETS WILL WAIT
FOR COURT DECISIONS

tion Of the ninety days allowed by
law for an initiative petition. The
cases upon which the damper-casting
decision came are to Be appealed to
The supreme court Of me United
States. and if ghey be reversed and IT
is held that only the state law IS ap.
piieable, it is understood. the move.
ment IS to be resumed.
Determination to abandon the be.
utions resulted from visit east
side local optlonlats made to oklah0.
MA City with the information chat If
the area was to remain dry for the
period mentioned they would support
no movement proposing to afford la.
toxlcatlng beverages 70 the wesi side
alone In the lace Of opposition ifom
one.half oi the state. tha organization
ceased work. and tie pelltion % lila
wiz go By default.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
DOC WILEY
SUSTAINED
BY REPORT
TeIegram BY Unlted Preaa.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Jan. 22.-In q mild re.
port signed BY both democrats and
republicans. the house committee on
expenditures today exonerated DR..
Wiley OF the charges Of maladminis.
tration.
The report practically admits the
legality Of the Remsen board, bur
says such powerful board should
be created By legislative enactment
instead Of by executive order.
The reports further says the advis!
ory character Of the board IS being
exceeded IN its decision, being given
superior weight to ihose Of Or. Wiley.
The report says a conspiracy in
connection with the employment Of
Dr. Rusby was not established but
on the contrary the officials were aet.
uated by desire to secure an efflc.
lent assistant under terms they be-
lieved to accord with law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
ANSWERED
CALL
AGE OF 82.
Woman SuCCumDStOPara
IytiC Stroke on Her
Birthday

The funeral service Of Mrs Mary
J. Goff who died Saturday afternoon
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
W. ]. Kicker, while celebrating her
s2nd birthday was held sunday after
noon at the Kicker home and the I'M
terment occurred at the I. o. o 4.
cemetery Rev James challenner Of
the Christian church conducted the
funeral service. Mrs. Goff had been
faithful member Of the Christian
church for the past 50 years.
Mary J. warhurst was born III
Charlton county. Missouri, Jan. 20.
1880. and was married to Anderson
Goff in lS46. TO this union were
born twelve children, nine of whom
are living. They are VI. A. Goff I'll
Paso, Texas: A. ]. Goff chickasha:
Mrs. j. A. Hicks. Spokane. Wash@
T. M Goff, Apache; Mrs. j. @ Bo-
hart Cement; Mrs. Taylor Robinson,
and Mrs. Tom Kennedy of philmcre.
Mo-; Mrs. S. e. Kicker and Mrs. w.
/. Kicker Of chickasha Besides the
rine children she is survived BY sew
epty-four grandchildren and great
grandchildren There are tweaty-
two great grandchildren in the GogG
family the Oldest being is years Of
aee; the Youngest a two weeks old
infant.
". Grandma Goff celebrated her birth
Cay jointly with her little great grand
daughter, Martha Chalfant, who was
three years old On the same day
Early Saturday morning Mrs. Golg
suffered paralylic stroke from
which she never recovered. She
died at 5 o'clock saluTglag afternoon.
For ne past fifteen years she had
made her home in Chickaaha at the
home Of one Of her children She
was a very active woman for her
years and was a regular attendan at
the Christian church until Within the
past two months. Mrs. Goff rad
been a widow tweuty-one years. Her
husband was buried Oh Sunday TWEEN
ty-one years ago
Grandma Goff was loved by ali who
knew her for her sweet disposition
aha lovely christian graees. AT the
occasion of her slst birthday a cele-
bration was given and a family reun-
ion held. Mrs. Gofl entertained her
descendants with original poetry com.
posed and written from her Iifes ex-
perienees The years tended to
sweeten her life and disposition and
She was source OF inspiration 10
those who knew her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
LAYS DOWN RULES FOR
HAPPY Welded LIFE

OF life.
eLel the better manager, whether
The man or woman, be the cashier Of
the household
DO not speak disparaeingly Of
your lie partners family
DO not say you are boss Think
SO, Ii yen wish, bu keep i TO your.
self
When you are peevish, 80 ont Of
doors do anything 70 forget g. only
do not fret youf partner
IN word. let the doc sleep in the
best chair If that is the only way 70
preserve HARMONY
When a reporter called Mr. Belle
vile was doing the family washing.
when it was finished, the verile old
gentleman took a emile walk. for ex.
efelse, he explained.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
able YOUNG
PREACHER

Rev VIM. c. Brann. son Or the
famous enitor OF the "lconoclast.
who IS substitute pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church during the IN.
ness of Rev. 8. +. Wilson. disappoint.
cd none OF the high expectations Of
the congregation on bis first appear
aHce III the pulpit here yesterday Al
son or one 81 the most brilliant
thinkers ana writer's Of the last cen.
iury. naturally much vas expected OF
the young preacher and many were
doubtless drawn 10 the church by the
fact that they knew HIS father and
his work, but they will likely 90
back because tbes lieard two strong
sermons.
In bis morning discourse Mr..
nanns subject was Jesus Christ
The Same Yesterday Today and For.
ever and Ia Il he showed that he
was deep student Of theology and
possessed The poRer Of clothing his
thought in classic language
u the evening the preacher review
cd ST. Pants three missionary tours.
he has good voice, and a pleasing
delivery and large congregations
were present at both services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
GOTHAM
ALL AGOC
TeIegram BY Unlled Press.

Telegram by United Press.
New York. Jan. 22.-By special ar
rangement OF the railroad company.
arriving fifteen minutes ahead Of
schedule an.l thus avoiding the crowd,
the Duke OF Connaught, his wife and
their daughter, arrived here this
morning, being .iie first royalty of
England to visit New York in years.
The9 were welcomed by Ambassas
dor Reid and wife, Soon after their
arrival a great mob thronged the sta
ton but were disappointed. The roy
al visitors were hurried to automo-
blles and taken to the Reid residence
Tor breakfast
It developed that there may be real
international significance in the vls-
il OF the duke. lie plans to &c to
Washington Thursday where he will
meet Taft It is suggested that he
wants to discuss the advisability OF
having king George aua the Queen
visit The United States III they visit
Canada next year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Former ChiCkaSha
Man Dies 10 Texas

An Eagle Pass Texas newspaper.
received by Fl. E Martin, contained
the following information concerning
lhe death 81 a former Chickasha man
"T a. Styensou. manager of the
local telephone exchange received a
wire Monday morning announcing the
death of his brother, H r Stevenson
at a sanitarlum ia San Antonio on
Sunday night and left the same day
for San Antonio The remains were
taken TO Corpus Christi, the old home
Of the deceased. and there laid to rest
Deceased was we'll known here and
for some time was yiee-eonsul in G..
p Diaz. To the bereayed ones this
paper extends sincere sympathy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Professional Club
viii Meet Tonight

The Professional club will meet To-.
night at the High school auditorium.
The program win be in charge OF Miss
Francisco Miss Annie Wade O'Nefi
and Dr Martha hledsoe. Subjects
concerning the development Of the
club work and It's membership have
been assigned these ladies'. Miss
Francisco viii speak on the subject,
What can the membership do 90
build up the society to make i y
greater benellt2'
Dr. nledsoa win give talk en-
~Whal the society can do for mem
bers and the city
Miss ONenl win handle the sub
jet, "Whas subjects can be discussed
proiliahly 70 the membership al the
weekly meetings. r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

Oklahoma City. Jan. % The local
option and high license movement
through which it was proposed to re-
peal constitutional Statewide PROFIT.
bition has been abandoned owing to
recent court decisions prolonging the
dryness Of former Indian Territory
for twenty-one years. This announce.
ment was confirmed by r H, Heiny.
an Oklahoma City business man, who
vas secretary OF tae organization be,
hind the initiated bin intended to re-
peal prohibition as expressed in the
constitution aud put the liquor ques.
Sion up to the legislature The bin
was filed with the secretary OF state
nearly three months ago.
According 10 Mr. Heiny, the petit.
tions bore about $4,000 signatures.
and more than 100000 could have
been ATTAINED BIZ Jan. 26, the axnlxa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
BROWN IS
GIVEN HIS
SENTENCE
Appeal is Taken Two
Boys Get Terms at the
ReiOrmatOry

Tandy Brown, convicted OF ASSAULT
ing his brother. Rex, with intent o
kin and given the limit Of the law,
ten years in the state prison, by YER
dict Of the jury, received sentence
from Judge Bailey in the district
court this afternoon.
When asked if he had anything 10
say before sentence was pronounced,
Brown said. only this, Judge, ] don't
think have had fan trial. The
court replied, q don't share your OBJ
inion as to your trial as see no ele-
ment OF unfairness in 1t. The only
element that / regret Is that the pun
ishment provided BY the law is I'M
adequate in your ease
Attorney Barefoot for Brown filed
motion for a new trial and it was
oyerruled. Notice Of appeal was then
given and the usual time was granted
for perfecting the same.
Ted Hughes who win be IL years
old in March and John Manire who
will be lS in May, were arraigned For
sentence and were given two years
each in the state reformatory at
Granite They had plead guilty to
the charge Of burglary, having rob-
bed store at Alex in this county. Il
said that the boys have respected par.
ents but their frequent escapades
caused their fathers to refuse to come
to their assistance this time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
VICE PRES.
MELCHER
IS KILLED
Four Railroad Officials
Victims Of Wreck on
Ills. Central
Telegram By nnIled preas.

Decatur, Ill. Jan. %. james T.
Harahan, ST., former president Of The
Illinois Central was killed 10 d wreck
on that road at Kinmundy. Illinois
early this morning.
Three other railroad officials were
Killed: +. B. Pierce, general solicit.
Or Of The Rock Island. r. e.
Wright an attorney 81 Memphis.
Tenn. connected With the roads leg.
al department and F. o. Melcher,
second vice president Of the Rock Is.
lnd railroad.
Wright was the SON OF Gen. Luke
Wright, former secretary Of war.
All we're IN Hnrahan's private car.
attached to the rear Of a train. which
was stnding at Klnmundy Owing
10 conflict Of orders. passenger train
number 2 crashed into the rear going
fifty miles an hour
The engineer and fireman and one
member Of the crew o. the wrecked
train we're seriously injured, but the
passengers escaped unhurt The on.
y casualties we're in the private car.
Train No, IS. carrying the private
car, south bound, stopped al Klnmun.
dy 70 take water and train No. 3. also
south bound, had the right Of way
there aud crashed into toe rear.
HafahAna body vas thrown through
the roof and found beside the wreck.
age The otnera were taken from the
wreckage By passengers
Train No 25 was 70 take the siding
Of Kinmundy b allow No. 3 to pass
The crew believed they had time to
take water before making The siding.
The engine Of train No. 3 plowed
through the private ear. reducing lt
10 kindllns wood,
Officials state that the fIagman Of
train No. "a. whose duty e was 10
protect the rear has disappeared and
his whereabouts arc unknown. An
investigation has been started.
The officials were on their way 70
Memphis 10 attend a conference Of
railroad interests
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

At WORK

Vic Huien. county assessor, be.
gan his official duties today in the
matter Of listing taxable property in
Grady county for the tax rolls A
systematic plan has been adopted
and instead Of the township assessor
there win be deputies under Mr.. Hu.
len who viii canvass the county
Messrs. Bryan. Gibbs and Wolf are
the deputies with Ar. Hulen in the
initlatory work so that uniform sys-
tenn may be used in listing all assess.
ments.
The work Of listing the city taxable
property will not be started FOR few
days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
WILL FIGHT
TO RETAIN
THRONE
TeIegram hy united Press.

Telegram by United Press
Shanghai. Jan. 22-The indications
today are that Che imperial family has
decided to fight desperately to retain
the throne
The younger princes are evidently
ip control, Yuan's removal as premier
is believed to be but a matter of
hours
1t is rumored that his successor Is
.auout to be appointed Yaan's life is
in danger as he MIGHT be charged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

Merlden, Conn, Jan 22-Mr and
Mrs. Domlnlck Belleyllle Of Webster
street celebrated the seventy.seyenlh
anniversary OF their wedding. lie is
IS years old she * they the both
feeling very well and happy
Il have always though that YOUNG
married folks would have fewer quar-
rels # they followed the rules mot4er
ana laid down tor ourselves said
Mr. BeIlevllle. sllpplng bis arm
around bis wlfeis neck ane affection
ateIy pattsng her shoulder. Here
are the rule
Remember each has rights the
other should respect
~Do yonr eharq nl your work with.
out hoaailne
Forget the gloomy things and DIS.
buas ana think Of the cheerful things
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Telegram by United Press

Telegram oy Emitted Press
indianapolis. Jan. % The courts
Of the United States are criticised BY
the Miners convention today in two
resolutions thar we're passed.
Union officials are directed to con.
Ter with national officers Of other un-
ions and to investigate The alleged
non-engorcement Of the anti-monop.
oily laws.
Congressman are asked to take
steps to curb the use Of injunction
Government ownership Of the min.
ing industry is asked in the resolf-
tons adopted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
suNNY okLAHoMA AoAlN.


Oklahoma is herself again., the
beautiful sunshine Of Saturday, Sun,
day and today bring back to memory
she Dalmy winter days that have
made Oklahoma famous as delight
ful winter resort. For the past six
weeks the continual cold weather has
made everything seem different and
even the old timers have been scared
that the real brand OF Oklahoma
weather has disappeared.
Chlckasha residents turned out in'
large numbers Sunday to enjoy the
beautiful sunshine. Automobile trips
buggy drives and walking parties
were to be seen in every direction.
Pretty Sundays have been SO rare
this winter that an took advantage OF
the day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

Wee President Melehef who was
killed IA the Nreck al Klnmundy. was
well knosa to Rock island men ~
chlckasha and greas borrow over bis
sad fate was expressed in the local
offices OF Tie company supl Hal
,ook WHO sas here today from p Re-
no said. eHe was fine man, loved
hy ali hls associates. am deeply
shocked and gFleYed.
Mr. Neloher was about IS years Of
age and he leaves vile and two
daughters. HIS nome was III chi.
cage
After completing bis education Ar.
Melcher entered the service OF the
Boston and Maine rallroad as a civil
engineer and rose rapidly In that de.
partment He came to the Rock Is.
land as superintendent Of the Illinois
division and le 1909 became general
superintendent al Little Rock In
1905 he was promoted to the position
Of general manager and in 1909 be-
came vice president.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Pf0hibiliOniStS Lose
in a Court Decision

Washington. Jan. 22.-The prohibit
tionists suffered defeat when the
supreme court today in a decision dec
clared thar liquor may be shipped
from one state into the dry" eoun-
ties Of another state though such
ohipment is prohibited by the laws OF
Che dry" state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

For a number Of years Mr. Seven
son was connected with the office OF
Swift & Co, in Chickasha. and was
manager Of the house before he left
here, He was member Of the Elks
lodge and was Young man OF very
fine character, admired by scores OF
friends
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Three Additions al
The Baptist Church

There were three additions al the
Baptist church yesterday. Pastor
Sherman preached two splendid SER
mons and there were large crowds at
both the morning and evening serv.
lee.
Announcement was made ths.i on
Tuesday evening, January so, a recep.
ton win be held at the church par.
lors IN honor Of the new members
who have come into the church the
past few months. A musical and lit-
erary program win Be prepared for
the evenings entertainment
With treason.
Republican leaders are clamorlng
for the renewal Of hostiliiies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
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) WEATHER FORECAST. =

: Tonight and TUESDAY general :
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-11-22
Wonen's Club.

An interesting women's meeting
was held at the School OF Agriculture.
Saturday, Nov. 18th. and the Women s
Club of Seveens County was organized.
The following were present. =
Mrs. Geo. w. bowen, Hancock.
Mrs. J. J. Newell, Morris.
Mrs. A. Charles, Hancock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bost. Morris.
Miss Grace Hall. Morris.
MIS-. r. B. Goodhue, DonneIly.
Miss Marie Erdahl, Donnelly.
Miss Anna Weltzin. Donnelly.
Mrs. Jane A. Morton, Hancock.
Mrs. L. Walpole. Hancock.
Mrs. E. C. Higbie, Morris.
Miss Susan Wilder, School OF
Agriculture.
Miss, Irma Hathorne.
Miss Elizabeth Mott.
Miss Dorothy Hudson,
Mrs. R. Fl. Gilbertson, ..>
Mrs. Walter Page, Hancock.
Mrs. Heick, Morris.
Officers elected were -
President-MissI Irma Hathorne.
Vice. president-Miss Grace Hall.
Secretary-Miss Grace Newell.
Treasures-Mrs. Jane A. Morton,