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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
@au5 mno Sol.
%%uridriitcu fir oas Ansiden TON
8lumcniamcn.

Garter : &onnniliar S. S. Seul=
Berger lit ol,rd) elite quite M1meil lung
fir oos ridtige Nusla en Don @ll1=
menian1en oenen 5u @ilfe gefon1-
men, melfe bis6er oft babel fein
@liid ge6abt baben. Gr beginnt NIT
Ser grflarrug> ooB Ser bette salnen
oft fein gutes Neiltltot %liefert, neil
CT falih beha110elt miro. 50 mer=
Sen oft iebr fleil1e Samenf0rner 81
tief geiaet, ioSoB Sic 5arten Gfldn5=
den, 0ie als O%enielben berporgeben,
Sic Der lahe nidt erreiden f0nnel1.
CT be%6al1ptet, 0uB in SEN meilten
TaGen, mo- iiber idledten Samen
gef(agt mir6, nidt Ser samen, ion=
0ern Sic falide 9ebon0lung 0esiel=
Cen Sic Sdulo am Miberf olg tragt.
Inn quite He%i ltltate SIT er5ielen, mill
Ien gan5 6%elon0ers %folgenoe 9eoin=
gl11gen por6onoen lein: @eeignete
Iemperotur, geniigen0e 5eu6tigfeit,
aber nidt SIT piel @olier, un0 FREEZER
3utritt Ser Suit. NuBer0em mlB
natiirlid Ser go6en in ser geeigne=
ten @erfuillung iein inns feine pbpii=
iden @in0ernilie fir 0as 8adst6um
SER iungeln Nflan5hen 6arbieten.
@enn es rieiige &egengiiiie gegeben
bot un0 Sic Come Damn Sic Sber=
fldde felt gebaden bat, lit es Sen
Eflan5ten notiirlid unm0glih, bin=
5l1rh5uoringen inns iie perfommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Gin :%uirfiamcs @etttcl gescn sic @urnt=
plagc bci 4fcrbcn.

Sober Sarner ul1o Yferoeheliber lpirb
ertreut 1eill, on ei1lcm neleil Wiittel gez
gen Die gefurdtete @urn1p lage. bel 8ferz
Den gu hDreu. on5 in Ser fl1r5en 3eit 1eiz
neg Sefallntlcill5 san5 crltuuulidlc 91e=
|llltute ge5citigt fat. Gs lillo Dies Sic
ull5 Der alien 6eir1atb beriibergcfomme<
ncr1 5eurefaz@ap1eln Die Tics in Ser fir
5eifen 3eit Solllerbe ben Sreuunen erz
lppr6en nno in Der Iustreibung Don Birz
mern hei Fferoen als uniiberfrefflid erz
lpielcn baben. Mus 5unoerten boz banfz
barren 9riefcn bon ITarmerr. Sic Sic Sap
lcrn henlbcn, ge9t 5erppr, hab na6 Dem
Gll'gchen BON nur 5tpei Gapieln @unberte
bon Sots ale mogliden @irner bon
Eferben abginaen. unb bnB Gferoe, Sic
pprber mayer, hiiiig u1b it0rrii6 tparen,
nad Dem gingeben ser Map1eln 5ofnrt a1t<
nahmen unb ale 16let1ten Gigenldaften
perloren. Sic @iir1ner geben gelp0bnlid
lfpn nad einiaen Stunben nad Dem gir1z
geben ser &apieln toht I'M Miite ab unb
lit bas Mittel Inn 10 tp%ertbponer, als es
obne meitere l1mltdnhe unb obne Sutterz
tpediel jeoem Gferpe leibt e%ingegeben
funn. Mui alien Sarmen, mo
gebalten iperben, Ioaten eerabe
iebt iebem eil15igen Shiere stpci" ser Sap
lel1 CUR 8oriid]t nerabreibt fperben, aud)
iid Die Earaiiten GuBerrid nod
nidt bemerfbar gemaht 6aben. Sic Sop
leln limb gelebli6 aarantiert unter Geriol
SO. 21,741 unb fDnnen al1d trogenben
gegeben perben. 9ds WitteI lit
unD nlletn gu he3ieben bon Ser I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

8ernarb &neie if. unb Srau an Nid.
8rinfner, Got 8 1911. 81 9fidmonb, $345.
Ntagbalenn Nierengarteu an Nid.
8eher, SgA @8A uno Got 1 Gee. %
audi BR ROB bon S8A 5@A unb
bon N@A S@A Gee. SO, audi Sbeil bon
GB Gee. ~36z125z29 ct. Rartin, ST.
10000.
6ermann Benolfen unb Srau an Ser
man &ofptb, 2ots z un6 8 1911 3 @aroz
bile iebt 6olbing, SO, 10000
clinton S6mitt unb Srau an Sbeobpr
Sod ir. Got z 8H e" Moscoe, 1000.
!6ubert 6einen II. a.. an Mdria Nnnn
,&lai1en, @R S@A 10z124z33 ct. Warz
tin, 81, 10000.
Marp q. ala1en II. a. an @ot6ias
&laien. @h S@A Gee. 9 unb @h g
@A Gee. 10z124z32, ct. @artin, &c.
90.
Nidolas Sbeiien unb Trau an Ssrant
Solinaer, 2ots 1 l1nb 2 8lf. 1 Iheiz
tents Mbb. Ml6anb, $4,000.
Clement Ghor(es q. II. a. an gotporb
6. Clement. Sit 80 q. bon @H gGA
See. 32z125z29 Sc Sauf, 100000.
Niguit 6. Eaetsnid u1o Nra11 an lranf
grpnaro. @H Sh Got 1 Gee. 9z122z31
Chen 2afc, $4,000.
sSphl 5. Mertes ul1b Nralt m ,Sobn
s. Sertpeh il. S@A S@A Gee. 1z12z
30. ct. Gloub, 81, 10000.
@iliam @oG1nor unb Srar an So
leob Wertes, 6. 80 SUP on Got 10 Glf.
80 HodbiQc, 100000.
Sp1cpb $: greuniq m Meath. s. 6arff,
Shcil BON NGA N@H Gee. 17z123z29
91oGp1Qe, 1880.
Sranf $. @er5po inns 5vro11 an ;Syphn
:. 5erspa. N1a S@A 1u1D 5gA SgH
Gee. 34z127z32, WilfpooD, 50. ZOO. 90.
Clemens Soft unb Sra11 an Sobn @onz
ser Ii. q. 6. % NuR BON Cots / u11b 3
Slf ~" Hoscoe, $3,5OO.OO.
Ger1on 9tc9outh an @m. gonrob,
She1l bon Got 3 @ilbert's 4. Mbb. Gonz
nesnine, 5000 90.
8oreerbina. 8If 5 8eIeraSe. S. 20o'o0
5enrtl 9oubier an 8iu1om Soupier,
S6eiI bon 1854 Gee. 26<126z3O. Snlz
bina, $4,000.
Setter S%hiel1nan unb ;srau an Mil1nrh
s. 2eale Got 10 8n 3 Shielnon's Wbb.
gloub, 100000.
Charles 8. @ef unb eSrou an Charles
%. @ullet. S@A SgA Gee. 80 INN
S@A 1tnh Shell bon R@A NoSX
Sec. 33z123z27. ct. Muoulto 81 400 o.
Nranf q. Me1ion u1b Srau an Senrn
S1umonn, 2pts 8 unb 4 glf Is Souf
Centre, 100000.
Soliab g. @eit an @eoro S. @peed1n,
81 BON Got 2 rnb Got / SIR 1H Curtis
ct. gIoub, So, 800 100.
Nugnit 5arien unb sran an 6ermnnn
8ennett, S@A S@A gec. 22-122-3o,
81, 10000.
S. g. &eeler nnb Srau an Size Sarmers
State 8anf, 2ufe MiQs Sonia, MgH
Gee 81 unb SgA @@A Gee. 16z123z
grop @tber, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
@as Bic Semperatllr anlangt, 10 ct

@as Bic Senlperatllr anlangt, 10 CT
forcern Die perl6ieoenen Sul11erelel1
lebr perlfieoere @armegrao. 50 fei=
lllen Nilben, &relle, grbien etc. le6r
lhl1eQ BEL IS 8ruo, ober menn Melp=
lte1r inns al1oere Sdlnereien oieler
Irt, Sobnen unb iubtropiibe Gflan=
sen feline groBe @drme erbalten, 10
fon1nlen lie ur1, lie braud}en etspo 60
@roo. Ga5 lit ser Grl1no, marll11 10
oft Sal1ereien nidt aufgeben. @os
Die Jelldtigfeit anlalrgt, 10 mfrs I'M
ollgelneInen mebr 0urh SIT pie( ais
ol1rd SIT menlg geliin0igt = piele Sa=
n1erelen eri m1fen einfod. Mon l1niB
niht mefm @alier geten, als Ser So
Sen gut balten fal1n. l1no nidlt u1il1=
Der lpidtig lit Ser treie 3l1tritt Ser
Suit, Somit Sic not6lper10igen demi=
iden Geran0erltngen 0es Sa11el1s
ItottfinSen, fir melde Sic 2l1it ei1e
Nothpenoigfeit lit. Mae oieie @eoin=
gungen fins motif SIT beriidiidtigen,
men1 man guten grfolg er5ielen mill.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

@artcn bereitet oem @ortenbeliber
aajabrlid) piel Gorge, 90 mand)e,
NIT 5arten @ur5eln al1sgeitattete &C.
madie burdjaa1s nidt oarin geoei-
ZEN mouen. Cold idmerer 8ooel1
laBt ii6 ieoo6 obne grobe Miibe Der
beiiern, in0em man ibn i'm @erbit
m0glidit tief umgram u1o 51 flei-
11en, idmalen @iigeln aufid)idtet.
9ieie gr0bdnfe fonnen Damn inn
@inter tiidtig oi1rdfrieren l1no mcr<
Ser, penn ser 5roit inteniip getpirft
fat, in SdoIen 5erbadt, Sic man
moglidit loie liegen ldbt. 60 frieren
lie ooQitdn5ig oatrd} lno ol1dJ n1,f
oas Snnere oes @iigels pern1ag Ser
6roit inns Ial1metter iiben inn oaalfe
@etter, Gegen uno Somenidlein.
Troit uno Iaumetter iiber i'm 2al1ie
6es @inters einen iolden ginfluB
auf Sic gr0idolen Gus, SAB oie1e
ihlieBlih gu El1lper 5erfaGel1. @iro
nun bieier 9o0en inn Triibiabr Eel
trodener &itterl1ng nit &alf, Soft
(enaide l1no a1berem lofernScn Ma=
teriol u1termiidt, 10 pir0 bas gii1=
oige bei entiprehenoer Iii1gl1ng nit
Eferoemiit oSer fiinitlidcm Ginger
gar bal0 idminoeu un0 iid) bei n1eEr=
ia6riger @ieoerhollrng 0ieier a(rbeit
it loferen, frudt6oren @~artenbo5cn
pcr1pa11Sell1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

meroen mu1B. 0ie Soften oes Neu'
baues 6iirften $4,000 Marf betrugen.
= Die @eidsregier11ng plant. bie gr-
rit1t1ng elmer &eifsafitalt fir 2uft=
idifffobrt, ceren 5ib 6rieori6s-
bafen lcin loa. Nls Setter lit fein
@%eringcrer, ols Grnf Zeppelin ielbit
olserieben. SSn's Muge gefaBt lit cine
pom @eih ausgeitattete geriu6san~
1taIt, Sic allen @ebieten Ser Mpiatif
oienlib iein ion. Sir oas l1nterneb~
r1en gibt lid] in leitenoen &reil en iebr
grobes Sntereiie funo. Man lit Iber-
5ergt, 6aB Sic Mnitalt ii6 fir sen
Mltndml1ng oes oeutiden 9uftidiff<
fahrtsmelens auBeroroentli9 foroer=
lid, er1peil len miro.
8aScn.
Ser baSi dc 9anotag erleoigte
oas Budget ser Mittelidule uno Ser
@olfsidrle. SIM gon5en nabm es 5
Sitl1ngen, Sic beioen gtats ourhSr=
heratben. 9e5iirglif ser Srennung
bon Stride llno Shule, sic proftiih
auf sic 2osloiung oes &eligionsu11ter=
rldtes BON Ser Gplfsihl1lc hinalls=
lal1ft inns Sen Geiltlihen BON Ser
Sh11le %pouitGnoig ausidliebt, berief
1tf Ser Miniiter furs al1f feline Mb=
2mrc1nbmrg.
Gus 2nrcm 3 burger Mmtsblatt
~proelamirte am 26. Tebr. Sic Shror1=
beiteig,;lg Ser @rob6er5ogin Marie
NSeIteit uno bril1gt einen 9eadruf auf
Sen 0erltorbeuen @robher5oQ. Sic lie
berTiihrl1ng Ser oeide bon SdloBberg
naf Ser Staot ol1rembltrg erfolgte
ON 80. 6ebr., Sic 9eiietumg in Ser
Tan1ilie11gruft SIT @eiburg in Nalialt.
Sn Ser Grube @ollmerin=
gen ml1roc Ser Nrbeiter Mnbreas
G6er6arot bon einem Stiitpfeiler ge=
t~roffen u11o STIR Stelle getootet. Ct
hinterlGBt cine @ittpe nit s fleinen
&inSern. - &iir5lih ltarb in 6lar-
peiler Ser Sagl0bner Mif. Sons,
%ater BON 5 unmiin0igen &in0err.
Sons NOR sur 3eit in ser &lein'iden
!Nol5lhneioerei in Hoo6t beihaftigt,
>pp er filr5lih POM Srei5riemen erfabt
mltrSe. Sen CT bar5en ioute. 9as &C.
iidt NOR arg 5erfett, Sic Sirmidale
1nebrfad1 qebrod}en. Man fan0 i'm
ohnn11d,tig neben ser Maidine liegen.
lebnung Ser Srennung bon Stride uno
Staot. Die Nutionaniberalen erfldr-
ten ourh ihren &ertreter Seed 6a5u>
SAP iie oieIe 6rage Ser ubiiforii9en
Gntmidlung" iiberlaiien moaten. =
Ser &ran5mirtb sdmi6 6obier, Elm
Monn in Sen Seer Sabren, mur6e in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
9ofcrer @artenbp6cn.

Afllr noh cine fltr5e 3eit, 11ro mie
Die Tefoarteiten, 10 meroen aud Sic
Mrbeiten inn @arten onfgenommen.
ga Sic @a1pt6eitimm1l1g 0es @nr=
tens lit, ouf fleinem &altlre m0g=
lld)lt piel inns gl1tes 8emii'e berpor=
5llbrlngen, 10 lei man nor1entli4
0aral1f beoaht, i'm in Sen 6enfbor
BEL item 3uitan6 5u perieten. @runo=
lide @earbeitung lit cine ser &aupt=
.beoingungen fir gr5ie1ung gutter
grtrage.
Sdmerer, biin6iger 8ooen inn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

leren Qeiern noblbefannten 8reebers @ez
meop 60. al &isconiin<G trabe, Sept.
"a, Miltpalfee, @is.. gum Yreiie bon
$1.25 fir 6 ooer $500 fiir IL 3npfeln,
portofrei. nit misunderstanding. Nu9
gu baben in 3ir1ers 9rug @tore, Neelz
role, Minn:. ober bel sc. g. 9arren,
Sreeport. @inn. 49zba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

i5rie0ingen toot in leinem 8ette
aufyefun6en. Gin S9lagnnfan batte
pGbren6 ser Madt ieinem 2eber Elm
gnbe bereitet.
Geiterreid.1tngarn.
0urb etnen %pertpegenen 9 + IT,
u b fat Elm % / e + SSltpelier SSu-
tpelen inn @ertbe bon elmer 8ieltelmil.
lion @ronen uno cine betrd6tlihe
Summe baaren @eloes eingebiBt.
0as Spfer 5es o6er ser 9iebe lit ser
S umelier Mlbert 2oepp. &err 2oepp
befano ii6 ouf ser &iidfabrt BON ei-
ner @eldaft5reiie I'M Ma9t5ug. =
slus 9riir in 80bmen geIangten be-
oenflihe Madrid)ten iiber orobenne
Mr6eitermirren bierber. Sic prgani=
lirten 9ergleute 0es gar5en nor0peit it.
lid3en 80bn1ens perlangen ei11c Gr)6=
bung ser 20bne INN nidt meniger als
fiinfuno5man5ig @ro5ent. % feline
Nusliht %porbanoen SIT iei1 ideint, oab
Sic @eliter Ser &oble1gru6en alrf Gin
oerartlge Toroerung eingeben meroen,
10 lit oie @efabr zines Streif=Ml1s=
6rl1d5 in unn1ittelbare N1be geriift.
Sic 8arung, melfe unter SEN Berg
lel1tel1 in peridieSeneln 2dnSerr
berriht, madt i6re @irfr11g al1d a1f
Sic Mrbeiter inn l1prSme ltlidpn g0b=
lrel gelteno.
Sdliueis.
Ser 31lrdidlog be5 tunnels ant
Su11afrul1enioh bei Germ mur0e
fiir5lih colenoet. Sic oltf Ser Sta=
tion G~iger=8letlder mobnenoen @a=
lite lagen noh III t%iefiter Nll6e, als Sic
TreuSenbotitaff Sic ga115e aolonie
in M11fregung brod)te. Cine Sttnce
nah Sem 9l1rdyiflag befl16r ser er1te
Grtra5ug 0as 5u1rnel Big $50 ailo=
meter. Gas 5unnel lit poqfommen
betriebsfabig. geur Sic letten 500
Meter Bis sur G%noltation beoiirfen
nob oes Mltsba1tes. Ser 1ebte SdlB
traf gerol1 Sic bcrednete SteQe, 0urd
Elm 1 M}eter groBes 2od froden BEL
Iagesanbruh Sic Minelare un6 Be-
griiBten Sen iiioliden @immel. 8is
8 l1br bormittogs NOR 0as Sod nod
ertpeitert u10 Elm fleines Hloteau ol1f=
geiteut, ouf Sem 12 Eerionen Elat
3ie Musiidt mar Biz 5um &bo=
fir Sen 6ernblid often.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

Sic Musfeln fonnen unfabig uno
nutlos 6urd einen s(nfau bon Hbeu=
matism1s meroen. Sic fonnen nt9t
10 mer0en menn mar ct. Safobs Del
gebruudt, 0a es ermarmt, itdrft un0
fl1rirt, u1po Sic Musfeln mieoer fer
1teut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
"PUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

perity, to come and help develop the wealth of
natural resources, and participate in the advan-
tages which accrue from year to year with such
development. The Deming Chamber Of Com
merce has nothing to sell. It is composed OF 20
members. merchants, bankers, labOrers, farmers,
physicians, lawyers, real estate men, and so on.
1t is thoroughly representative of the best in
terests and best citizenship. 1t is governed by
a board Of directors, who supervise all adver-
Using, and see to it that no false or misleading
statement concerning conditions here get into
print. 1t insists upon and enforces the rule that
all advertising shall be conservative.
1t is not an organization formed for a sud
den bloom 1t merely encourages healthful
growth Its activities broaden and its field of
usefulness is enlarged year by year. Deming
has no floating population. The people who are
here, for the most part expect to remain here for
the rest Of their lives. They expect to see Dem
ing, already noted for its beautiful lawns, and
gardens, become the most beautiful city in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
"PUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

Southwest, and as acre after acre is reclaimed
in its envirOns they see the Deming Of the future
nesting like a rose in the heart Of a magnificent
bouquet Of gardens and orchards.
1t is this spirit of pride and confidence as
much as the unsurpassed resources of the region,
that is sending the Deming country ahead with
such impetus 1t is the spirit which made Los
Angeles and Oklahoma City. In the acorn lies
the germ of the great tree, in the thistle-seed,
the germ of the thistle. In some villages there
is the germ Of great city, in others that of
stunted town. The city-germ early manifests
itself, and is manifesting itself now in Deming
in the form of splendid cooperation and indOmit-
able enterprise. Deming is destined to become
a city. Already the ways and the air of a city
are visible to a casual observer.
Mimbres Valley development is going for
ward with capital of individuals. Take a tvpi-
cal case Of man with ten thousand dollars start
ing to work on a raw piece of land in the MINI
bres Valley. He deposits his money in the local
bank He builds his house with lumber from the
local lumber yard he buys furniture from the
local stores, he buys provisions from the grOcers,
he employs a local firm to drill his WELL he fur
rishes labor to local contractors and labOrers
for grubbing, fencing and Improvements
short his money is an immediate help and bene
fit to the community. Ten such men put $780,,
10000 in circulation, 100 such men put 81 100000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
Purest Water In America

Now consider this proposition for mo
ment sensibly, granting that if you are predis-
posed against this section, that you may pos
sibly be wrong We realize that that is the hard
est of suggestions to drive into the head of the
average man or woman; but just for the sake OF
argument, suppose that such predispOsitiOn on
your part is wrong. Then consider this right
quick. Communities, as a whole are rarely de-
ceived. a United, active, aggressive, optimistic
community is ali but overwhelming evidence
that its prosperity is upon a substantial basis.
Is it easier for you to suppose that a whole COM
munity Of thousands Of people who are thor
oughly familiar with conditions are in error re
garding the possibilities of this section than to
grant that you, Mr.. Doubter, basing your single
and unsupported assumption on hearsay, are
wrong?
There is no special interest behind this ad-
vertisement. The town of Deming pays for it
and pays for the writing of it. It is the voice of
the community inviting you to share its pros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
'Purest Water In America"

in immediate circulation, 200 put that much
more. and so on. This explains why money Is
plentiful in Deming and why the town s growth
is keeping pace with the Development OF the sur
rounding valley The evil Of speculation IN land
is largely eliminated.
There is now going on rapid SUBDIVISION Oh
small tracts in the vicinity of Deming but there
are now very large tracts to start with. Demlng
will eventually be a city supported by small
farms. orchards. and market gardens the safest
and most substantial basis for community
prosperity.
There is nothing to apologize for in Deming.
Land the best. water the best, climate the best
1t is unnecessary to speculate upon what viii be
dOne-the interested investigator is shown what
is being done. It is not only community which
has a future but a community which has pres
ent. Do not delay your investigation of this
region. We have something to show YOU. All
we desire of you is an opportunity to state the
facts clearly and disinterestedly Then you can
decide for yourself You owe it to yourself to
make the investigation at once. Things don't
stand still in Deming. Prices are, of course,
going UP. as more and more people see and
realize the unparalleled advantages offered here.
A personal investigation is BEST but barring that
take the trouble to fill out the coupon appearing
on this page and mail to the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-25
TWO FAMILIES
ARE ASSISTED

Two needy families nave been help
ed at the Rock island DEPOT during Che
past tweuly-iour hours through the ef-
forts Of the matron. the Masans and
the county commissioners A woman
and her daughter on their way from
Plalnylew. Ark, to Comanche, Okla,
ran short OF funds at ehiekasha and
were unable to make the trip They
had only money enough for one to go
on. leaving one in chiekasha The
Masons, who were at the station at
the time, made uR a purse and sent
the woman and child on together
This morning a mother and four
children were sent to Chattanooga,
Tenn. at the expense Of the county.
They came from Verden, where they
nave been dependent unon sick fam
lily They were sent to Tennessee
where the woman claims 10 have rela
tives. It Is supposed that her hus
band has assegted her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-25
Is
CANDIDATE


AT The solicitation 81 many friends,
J. D. Chasiain offers himself as can
didate for county commissioner for the
Chiekasha district subject 10 the 40.
ton Of the Democrats ia the August
primary
In the city ana ~ the county, Nh
Chastain Is So well known as a clean.
progressive esuzea and capable busi
ness man, tbaf 10 needs 40 iniroduc
ton 10 the people No man stands
higher in the community or is better
qualified to look after the business at-
fairs of the county.
eln becoming a candidate for com
missioner i ann deviatine from my reg
ular line, said Mr ehastaio = am
not a politician but if the people think
am tie right man fof tile place. / ann
willing to serve Them Ny business is
such that would have plenty Of time
to devote 10 the office and if ! am
elected, J expect to 80 on the Job with
an my energy, giving 10 the county S
business the same careful attention
that do to my ogn affairs"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-25

BOARD IN
SESSION

The county insanity board, eompos-
ed Judge N. NJ. Williams, DIR. L. =.
Emanuel and Col. 7. J. O'Neil, was in
session this afternoon with an unusual
rush of business on hand, three cases
coming before it for action.
Leonard Croker and wife, both liv
ing near Ninnekah, were before the
board and the third case was that OF
Sam Singleton OF the Spring Creek
school house neighborhood in the vi
cinity OF Middleberg.
Croker was released from the s4.
lum at Norman a few weeks ago but
became violently deranged again yes
terday, beating his wife and driving
her away from home. Sheriff Lewis
was called to the scene and with great
difficulty succeeded IN bringing him
to the county jail yesterday afternoon
Under the severe mental and physi
cal strain Mrs. Croker broke down
her reason giving way, and she at
tempted to drown her baby into deer
pond. She also plunged into the water
herself and was rescued. 1t is beliey
led that her case is only temporary ant
she will be held here a few days pend
ing developments
The board decided to send Croke
back to Norman at once.
Sam Singleton is an aged man who
according to his brother Charles, ha
been suffering from melancholy 70
several months. He will also be takel
to Norman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-25
Wet GOODS
Are SEIZED

Eighty bottles of fire water and
twenty-five gallons Ct cider were seiz.
cd at Tuttle. Okla, late Saturday aft
efnoon by Deputy Finley Fryrear as
the result Of a visit OF G. C. Herndon,
assistant county attorney to that
place.
The wet goods belonged 10 Amos
York. proprietor Of hamburger joint
IN Tuttle The search warrant was
issued as the result Of the disturb.
anoe CT the peace Friday night BY
young men who are alleged to have
imbibed too freely from the York stock
Of goods.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-25
NeW York PrImarIes.

New York. March 25.--The delega
ton Of elgh,yaxdisirlet representa-
lives Ehlch Nov York state viii send
10 the Republican national convention
alll be elected Tuesday at statewide
primaries. the first held under the
new law. The results will be regard
cd with interest throughout the state.
but the line drawn by The vote in New
YORK city wln be practically the onIF
index as to popular preference 10.
wards the candidates Of President
TAFT and exPresident Roosevelt
with two exceptions. the upstate
elections will be without opposition to
the regular organization candidates
But in the metropolis an interesting
fight Is promised. IN each Of the thif-
teen congressional districts OF the city
proper. the Roosevelt forces have can
dldates IN the Held. Organization
leaders. however. express confidence
that their own candidates will win by
generally heavy pluralitles.
Ia the Ithaca district where Teo.
Robinson. Col. Roosevelt's nephew is
running. and in the twenty-slxth dis
trict. where Lawrence Roberts Of the
Outlook has been named, there VIII
also be interesting contests.
President Taft In a telegram receiv
ed Sunday by Samuel S. KoenIg, chair
man OF the New York county Republi
can committee, expressed pleasure
that Republicans OF the east side are
10 have an opportunity in the primary
10 express their preference for a presi
dental candidate. The telegram wa
sent in reply 70 a letter from Chair
man Koenig informing him that th'
Republicans Of the east side woal'
support his candidacy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-25
MISS MEEcoM BECOMES
BRIDE OF ELECTRICIAN.

Miss Lula Meeeom. the only daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meeeom, was
married Saturday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon. on Colo
rado avenue. to Mr.. I'd Matthews, an
employe in the office Of the Chick
asha Gas and Electric company The
marriage Of the young people is the
culminahon Of couriship Of several
years standing
Mr. Matthews has been an electric
ian at the chickasha Gas and Electric
office for several years. He Is young
man Of Industrious habits and has
many friends. The bride is z popular
young lady and Is a niece Of ,. d. Bule.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews viii be at
home to their friends at the home on
the brides parents, 2os North Twelfth
street.