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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-13
aisaen Inrnler int streite.

Siuei Saden befiuoen ii6 III be.
ltduoisem Streite, @olbefinoen uuo
Samorrboioen. glber @ufIen's @rni-
ca Salbe oertreitt S1norrboioen IN
ieber Sorm. Sic beieiti0t balo
Suden, gnt5iinoung mo ShWeanng.
Sic eiebt 8omiort uno 8olbefiloer.
9as groBte Seilmittel bel 8rano..
8riib. unb Shnittmuloen, gc5emo,
unb alien Sauttraufbeiten. Sur 25c
in alien Mpotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-13
u IIrrlri
Gerte Mittnq 1T bic oemofrl

sStutc Utt@luY VI ute OettIplIu,
tide Transformation in D..
MarftbnIIe aufnmmengetretes 0iq
bDsr Dem Gfadtsfomite ~beltimmten
t~er1pordren Heamten 81. 81. 9an.
ger als 8oriiber, Gapton Moies aIs
Setrefdr uno q. 8. @infrep ols
Sergemt.atsMrms purOen err
iDdblt. Die GolquittsSen fontrol.
iIere1t oIe 4or1bentson.
- Montog nadymittdq fanlerl
MitgIieoer oes Gtaotrats uno oes
~feiner5eit BON Mapor ganagban
ernnnrften 9urgerfomiteg 5ufonY
men, I'M ben Botter'iden. geridt
iiber bic @afiertperfe ul,o feline
G~mpfebIungen be5iigIia zines reuert
8onfraftes nit Der @aiiertuerf<@e Be-
ief{1nft onsuborcl1. Softer mar
ieIbft o1sibcjen6 uno gnb grfIdruns
gen an feinem Weridt. Sos gnr.
gerfomite, oob Die 5taotrotsmits
gIie0er BEL benz 4bidIuB zines
&ontraftes unteritiisen ion, beitebt
aus ~foIgen6en 9erren: Mor g..
Nnper, Snnes q. Gallagher, MIs
bert &obratb, @. s. Moore, Tre6.
50. Cool, S. q. @uinr1, 8. S. &art
lno S. 8. 9ilIper.
Mm 6onntag Nadmit
tog fat6en bic GhIubfeierIih-
feiten Der Jerien : GduIe oer
4ermanusi0bne in Der rleuerr Ser
iunnnsiobne : Sale an Der @arten
Gtrobe ltoft. Sic eiaentIihe Seier
tpuroe IN Dem eroBen GaaIe Der
Gale nbgebaIten. Die 2inoer tru>
gen Gafen Dor, aud fam elm fIei.
neg Ebedtetitiid, cine photography
f9e Mufnabme our @~uffiibrung,
&iibi9e Hreife fnmer fir ieoe aIqi>
fe 5ur Werteiltng uno nitt @dIuB
erbieIt ieocs Der 2inocr nod ein
tletues @eld)enf. Mue begaben iid
odronf IN ben @orten, ipo ridil ben
Abeno IN froblidBiter Weiie per<
brud)fe. Oas gdti5c Set berlief ou'
BERT eriolgreid nrlo fpor ui1swetfeL
1ott ems Der bibld]eiterl tpelde oas
SguitoHsfe big lest nod neroT,
la'lel : Der 1eln~ par lepr sn1.
grnelto gfaocro, Der inertia,
IIl@e Glnan6mlnrlfer uno Snfei
pes Yrnltoenfen, Ger 1td fuu1rerto
oeT. issier Wod9ssa N @alSeliou alif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-13
gerItde eimes MeiIenoen.

SD bin Elm Geid1ftsreiienber"
idreibt 6. 6. goungs, 6. gerfi6irc,
ST., ytuo litt biel an 1~Inberonnlih-
felt Big ih anfing, Or. Sings Seem
9ife BiGs sli nebmen, Die ih alg cir
uor5iiglides Wittel gefunoen babe"
Sir nIe Magen., 2eber. uro Nie'
re,lfrantbeiten iiuo fie iinbergIcid
lid. H1ir 25c III alien Mpotbefeli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-13
umr 6iiltiefeit bis smfn 81. Getsber.
Yr6miem>G Herte+
Gin psrieelae az, mnserv SremnSe.

Sa es uns nnmHsidJ III, aas 9iarife amb Counties Ses etaates
Onrd GeremSe bsarbeitem ST. lahen, mnkten mir amf anoere Nfihel smr i'm.
mer grDkeren Terbrettnmg mnieres &iattes Tnmen nnS mir fno Sm Sera
GntldluR sefpnnien, anmebmbare Tramiem fir nene I6pnnenten, bic ns
eimseididt uerbea, ans5meeem.
Nr planen ntdt Die geranfaltang zines iogenanaten &unteaes, nt
CT bet ensltfhen Settnnsen nblld TT. ionoern mir moaen bnrd Ins5abInng
elmer libera(en SpmmtRion Jreimtaise antuerben, bic pine 'beionSere gG.
be mb Mntrengang fb ene Nebeneinnabme at bui6affen tGn1hen.
gu Onem Smede Offerierem mr fit jeOen Sagresabunnenten cine
aommiftum ppn Il, eimem 9pllar. 9as gsodeublat Der u1reie
grehe fir seras" fuaet So per Sabr. @egen Ginienbnns pn $1.OO ner.
ben NIT ain Sas gat an irgemO cine ms amfsegebene 4Sre1c ibidem.
6ir' 10 Mbonnenten tne GEra Yrdnie DOa $3.50 III Yar.
Slit Il 4bDnnnttn clue Ggtra : yrdmit pon sS.75 III Sam.
Slit 70 Mbonnenttu cine Gyra yrdnie uon $500 iii yan.
Slit q Ab0nnenttn emt Grra Ntdnie Don s6.25 III Sar.
Slit nnebr as Is 4bpnnentea elite gyka> yrdmit pn s. III gar.
6nr nebt do 50 4bOnnenten eme gytraptimie un SIG III gar.
Ger @pridlag 1T einfa6 nnS berhanolib seuns. ger eimea nenem
IAbonnentea - DER snr 3it nit Seer Der oJreie NreHe" it, &c.
uinnt, foaeftirt $780,, erbaIt rMp bebGt babon einen Collar mmb ididt
ben anoereu Dollar NIT Der senanen abreHe bes gefeaers Elm. amferbem
hebt aber audi nod cine ggra Grdmie in MmsTdt, falls sic GAIL bpn
sen a6umnemtea pbr barber erreidt mirb. 9ie GrtrasYramie fem
ben mir ben basu geredtsten pn nnferer Office ans bnuf.
Die bur semadte Dherte lit fir Seoeu int neiten 0ebiee bes etass
ties Offen. Sober fam dd oaran 6eteissu. &r biehn MIR Saarsreie
an, heil gelo INNER ieinsn gert fat nnS Sober oaar anidaffn NIB fau-
fen fam, mas er aerabe bramht.
gIe, Oie BON bnisr Oferte Gcbrand maden nnS nntsr BEN o6eu
neln iuoaen, fs sc6eten, fd nit TINS mnpnsagld in IerbuSmma Az
ieeen, Oamit mir ibnen etuaise genamidte ansfabridere MmsfnnEt erte-
len fonnen. Die Amthnng gbt ben gehelern brett BON mnIerer Or
lice sn. 2ieie cferte fat nnr @ilrefet bis gum 81. Gftober.
nSrtie Yreie fit Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-13

@retfen per0enS CO gtcbt 1bltins
mere 2eioen als ben 500.
%.
Sic gineen raid altf oen &of 5lt
Der alte 8oslaf NIT langen gIeidr
maBigen Sbritten immer borolI
ben glif iebt ouf Sen 8ooen gce
ienft, iest idarf III Die Damme@
rung 1ineinlugeno; aber CT 1pratl
fein @ort uiio @ottbolo fragte nidt.
9ennb6 tpltbte er, che man ben
Sof erreihte aus ein5elnen Be
merfungen Ser mloeren MGnneri1
bob, als iid gegen Mittag nll@
ter ben 2eutcn oas @eriidt perbrei4
tete, oie Srau nito oas 4ino icier
perldmunoen - felt Dem Worgelt,
pielleibt idon felt geitern albello
foglei6 Oie &eoe ging, ooB lie
iid) Damn oas 2eben gellommen ba<
BE. Gs batte es fci1er 5uerlt, es
batten es chen alle 5ugleih ge-
iaet nnb bnB elmer nod Better goss
laf lanfen miiiie. Better @oslaf
NOR oenn audi alsbalo gefommcl
Die alte langfd1ftise 8iidie auf
Ger Shulter - uno Batte oir 2eli'
tc einseteilt; StottbaIter Moner
nit Dem einen Trupp iiber bic Sci
Der in oen Stranopnlo, 5dnlien
8rebroip, ben man abgeboIfl MT
Dem an6ern Die Saioe oufpdrts
nod ben Shan8enbergelt, Better
8oslaf ielbIts nit Dem @eit Die &ai,
De abp1rts auf oas Moor; nun
moGten lie alle allf Dem 9of micoer
5uiammentreffen. Gor 5ipei Stunbcn
iie iparen nod neiter unten auf
Dem Woor, es nebelte aber nod
nidt 10 ftarf = bitten Tie 9errn
8ranoom 5uriiffommen unb balb
mieoer p~egfabren iebem. or babe
ouh gut oaran getatl, bel1n Die 2erl-
tc batten uilter iih alsgemadt, oab
Ser Moroer nidt lebenoig mieoer
bonn Sof ioae; an @inrih Sdeel lei
nihts gelegen, Der iei 10 idIedt geS
meien, mie er iefber; aber Gran
uno Sinh - oas lei 5n arg, n1O
iie ole batteu ia aud INNER gcs
iagt, bob es nod einmal 10 fonmer
uiiroe.
sic batten es ane geiaet uno bate
ten es 10 fommei1 IaIienI sic bat<
ten es ia nid)t perbinbern fonnen
cher erl @ottbolo meinte, oos Ser5
miiiie ibm iprinsen Dor S6am uao
Gram.
Man gelauete auf ben Sol, in
oemielben Moment foit nit oc,l
bei6en a1oern Trnpps. Sic b1tte,t
oas ibnen 5usepieiene gerrain iorg-
fGltig abgeiuht, uno nidts gefun=
ben, feline fleinIte Spur. Was nun
geideben ioIe2
gs fonnte menig mebr geideben.
Spar Der Nebel mar poriiberges
ga1gen, aber Die OGmmerung be-
reits ltarf bereinecbrohen; in elmer
Stnnoe. boditcns elmer
stunoe muBte es 0adt fem. @ud
lparen Die 2eute, Ole lett Wittag
u1unterbrohen in @eitriipp uno
Stllr5ader uno Moore auf
Den gcinen geipelen iihtlib crmil@
Get unb eribopft, oennod moren
iie germ bereit, aud nod ben 8alo
nod 9ablib gu ourdiuden, iobalo
tie oos @eiperbrot per5ebrt, Dos
goslaf batte Dor oas SaltS
laiier. Better 8osIaf uB
nidts, tranf ni6ts; er itano, Die
peri6ranft, an oen Stamm
elmer Ser beiben alien 0inoen gc-
lebnt mo martete geouloig, big Noie
2eute wieoer bereit lem miirben,
iein llrenfclfino, Die leste aus
@eibIe6t, luben 81 belfca
auf benz @runbe Ser Mergelgritben
in Der 9iefe Der @aloi6ludten,
ooer mobin iie iid ionIt gefliidtet,
I'M nit ibrem &inbe 5u lterben.
(SortieGuna ieIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-13

iteben; ct i6ien Damn ben gooeit
SIT priifen; aber oos mar immer
nun fiir eilt pdar Momente. Damn
cling es lpeiter in oen Nebel bineil.
Sic 2ellte folgten obne 3oltoern. iie
tuuBten, oaB iie rubie foIgen fo,1n.
ten, uenn Setter 8os1af poralle
glng; uno oa muroe uud Ser So
Den feiter uno felter, 1ie maren aes
nau mieoer an Ser SteQe, BON
Der lie Dor elmer Stunoe ouseegolle
gen maren; Better 8oslof rief @ott-
bol6 o1t feline Seite.
Sett mann? fragte @ottbol6.
S6on beute Ndft, in ser 5neis
ten Woreenlh1noe; Ole Sunoe fins
laut gemelen; i6 meiB es crit felt
erei Stunoen.
ltno SIR babt nod) Sofh1ung2
Ser alte Mann 1tarrte in oen Nes
bel 9inein.
@ir boben tie ni6t gefunoen,
iagte er; 10 mogen Die anoern iie ia
oud ni6t geh1noen baben, un0
bann more nod Soffnltng, trosoent
es menig pobrideinlid III, ooB iie
tit Ser bunfIen Iod)t nit Dem Sir
De ipeit gefommen iein iolte.
Mit Dem &inoe! rief @ottbolb,
nit @ret6en! 6ann lit anes gut;
iie miroe Dem &inbe ME elm 2eiocs
TIM.
Gin 2eioesl iagte Ser alte Molln,
Elm 2eioes! es giebt groBere 2eioen.
als ben SOB.
@ottbolb 0urf8lldte es. sic bnf<
te iib niht bon Dem &iroe trel1-
tten mollen; iie battc lin Deg ainoes
miqen es traeell gu miiiielr, tragell
gu folrnen seeIaubt. gsiln mar es
unertragliA g~eporoerL nno fie mnib
tie Die 2ait abnerfen. @as lollte aus
@retdeu neroen2 cg gicbt ihliln@
mere 2eioe1t dig ber SOB.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
THAT ABODE OF THE PAST
John oalsworthy's Charming PIctura
Of an Old Disused Southern
Landmark.

@Yes, suh--here we are at that old
time placel" And our dark driver
drew up bis little victoria gently,
writes John Galsworthy in scribners
Through the open doorway, into a
dim cavern Of ruined house, we passed.
The mildew and dirt, the dark. de-
'nuded darkness Of lat old hostel,
rotting down with damp and timel
And Our guide, the tall, thin, gray
haired dame, who came forward with
such native ease. and moved before
us, touching this fungused wall, that
rusting stairway and telling. as It
were. no one, IN her soft, slow
speech. things that any one could see
what a strange and fitting figure.
Before the smeu Of the deserted.
oozlng rooms, before that old creature
leading us on and on. negligent OF all
our questions and talking to the air,
as though we were not, we felt such
discomfort that we soon made to go
out again into such freshness as there
was on that day Of dismal heat. Then
realizing, It seemed, that she was los
ing us, our guide turned; for the first
time looking In our faces, she smiled,
and said In her sweet, weak voice,
Ike the sound from the strings Of a
Epinnet long unplayed on; Don you
wahnd to see the dome room, an all
the other rooms right here. of this
old placer"
Again those wordsl We had not
the hearts to disappoint her. And as
We followed on and on, along the
molderlng corridors and rooms where
the black peellng papers hung like
ssalactltes. the dominance Of our
senses gradually dropped from us, and
with our souls we saw its soul-the
soul OF this old time place; this mus.
tering house OF the old south. berefi
OF all but ghosts, and the gray pigeons
niched IN the rotting gallery round a
narrow courtyard open to the sky.
This is the dome room, sub and
lady; right over the slave market Il
is. Here they did the business Of the
state-sure; see their face up there
in the roof-Washington, Hamilton
Jefferson. Davis, Lee-there they are
All gone-nowl Yes, suh"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
FIRE Losses REDUCED
DURING The LAST YEAR,

Oklahoma city, Oct s-The total
fire waste in Oklahoma amounted to
125,l78.s0 IN the month Of septem-
Der, according to Fire Marshal g. q
Hammonds III Ais report to Insurance
Commissioner Ballard.
This is a decrease from the fire
waste of September, 1911, Of $l6,S3065.
The incendiary fire waste for the
month Of September, 1911, was 024,slS.
while that for September, 1912, was
s2390.
In his report Marshal Hammonds
says The fire waste caused BY chill
dren playing with matches and fire
was increased over loo per cent as
shown BY a comparison with the
month Of September a year ago. It IS
evident that citizens are not as care
ful as they should Be in giving chill
dren matches and in placing them
within their reach The fire waste
from this cause during the month is
the greatest It has been since the
creation Of this department and will
exceed any Of the previous months by
more than S3 per cent The citizens
Of this state should realize that chill
dren are imitators and II the child
sees a match struck and applied to
kindling It has desire to do the same,
and IL the matches are left where the
child can get to them II has only 10
be left alone until it win try its hand
in fire building, which often results in
the dstruction Of property" The total
loss by children and matches during
the month was $32l250.
Carelessness was the cause Of the
destruction Of property valued at sl4,-
g65, ana The loss Of several lives was
caused through carelessness. One
man was convicted Of burning prop
erty in Pittsburg county and sentenced
to five years IN the penitentlary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
KEPT WARM By ELEcTRIcITY
Ingenious Device Employed fer Ba-
hes' Cribs IN Presbyterian Hos.
nltal N New York.

In the Presbyterian hospital. New
York. there Is an interesting instance
Of the application Of electricity IN the
nursery for the benefit Of the incu-
bator babies. Here. says the Edison
Monthly the problem is to provide
plenty Of fresh air and at the same
time sufficient warmth for the babies,
and this has boen solved by simple
but effective form Of crib warmer.
The sides Of the bassinet Ia which
the baby lies are covered with asbes-
toa boards and beneath Is an electric
heater or foot warmer, with cabla
couplings and switch which allows the
current to be regulated. In q warm
air chamber between the bassiRet and
the foot.warmer Is a partition, SO con
structed with reference to Che baby's
position IN the crib that the heat is
reelected to the lower end Of the bas-
sinet. The child's feet are thus kept
warm, while a lower temperature ,a
maintained at the head.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
tFlFst published Sept %, 1922
NOTICE or sAERIEFls sALE.

ln the District Court Tor Grady County
State oi Qklahoma
The STANDARD Savings and Loan AS
sociation Corporation, Plaintiff
VS. Henry i'rey Bette Frey, his
wife. n +. I've. 0 NJ. clageomb, s.
] claycomb, S. J. Anderson and
oatley Anderson, parinana, as Clay.
comb & AndeHan, Harry Hibbardi
GilkeFlarboe Hardware Company
corporation, chlckasha Extension
and Improvement Company a cor
poration, and The Texas Company
corporation. Defendants No
27si.
Notice Is hereby giycn that unGsi
and by virtue 81 an order oi sale issucs
to me out Of the District Court b
Grady County, Oklahoma, / win, OF
Tuesday the end day Of October
1912. at 2 o'clock b M Of said day. q
the front door Of the Court House, Il
chlefasha'' Oklaisma. oflaf II sh.l
iila sale % NE highest and best BID
der. fer cash I'll hand. without III
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08

praisement, lots l9 and II, IN block
ss, in She city Of Chlekasha, okla
homa according to the recorded plat
thereof
The above described property is
sold as the property Of the defendants
and Is directed by said order Of sale
% be sold as upon execution without
isly a Judgment Ia favor OF plaintiff
anpraisement, according to law, tu sat
Tor s2aSi.ss, with interest from Janu
airy q, 1912, at 30 per cent per annnm
together with 10000 attorneys feol
and costs.
JOHN G LEWIS
Sheriff e Grady CoLnty, Oklahoma.
BY j. A. rH0MPsoN Deputy
9.s0-90d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
0M- 1-la 8LoIa- o1IaEa.1l- 0EIl-

bottle viii cost you nothing You alone
% Judge
Again and again we have seen how q
few drops 9t this rimpie wash applied
~ the skim takes away the Itch. IN
atantly. And the cures ail seem to be
PERMANENT
- ID. y. Prescription made by the
~. %. ID. Laboratories Of Chicago, is
esmpOsed of fhymol glycerlne, oil Of
winfergrern and other iiealink, soothing.
cooling ingredients And IL you arc
just crazy with itch you win feel
soothed and cooled, the itch absolutely
washed away the moment you applied
this -. y y.
Wo ilavr ..sado fast friends OF more
than one family by recommending this
remedy % skin sufferer here Nnd
there and we want you to try II now
On our Dosltive uosnay guarantee-
e, chickasaa, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
Funeral d wIIl sIamon.

The funeral Of William #. sigmon
win be held from the family residence,
1915 ghickasha avenue. at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon Services will
be conducted BY Rev Geo. Sherman,
pastor Of the Baptist church Inter
ment viii occur in the Odd Fellows
cemetery The body Is expected to
arrive tonight from Denver, Colo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
okIahoma cIty Man DIea Here.

OKLAHOMA CITY Nan Dies Here.
Harry Boucher Of Oklahoma City
died here yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock Mr.. Boucher came to the city
on business Monday and yesterday
morning complained Of not feeling
well. lie consulted a physician, but
toward evening grew steadily worse.
Death came at o'clock from heart
failure. His wife was notified at once
and arrived here last night The body
was shipped to Oklahoma City this
morning for burial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
43444.4444444ee4*


FOR sALE-cheap, on easy pay
ments: 4 pair angle dial scales, ! pair
Simpson scales, National eashregis-
tor, ! Smith & arnes piano, / Oliver
typewriter Apply to Williamsors Hal
sbll-Frazier Co Phone 10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08

! w Copeland Of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle Of Chamherlan'a
Cough Remedy for his hoy VINO haa
q cold and before the bottle was All
used The boys cold Was gone. Is that
H1at bother lasnn io nay - five anIiaf
DOCTORS hiIl7 For sale hy all deal.
ers Adv d&u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
Council Meeting Tonight,

A special meeting Of the city coun-
cil viii be held this evening for the
purpose Of investigating the charges
preferred against Hugh Anderson, a
member Of the police force. The
charges were apresented at the last
meeting and It was decided to hold an
open hearing this evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
CAN'T CREATE LIFE

= Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. ST.
= The spark Of life comes from
= a source regarding which
= science does not know. and
= from a power higher than man"
= declared Prot Julius Mauth- !
= near Of tho University Of Wien
: Aa Life viii never be Great
: ed aHiiiciallye
= Prof Mauthner is q member
= Of the party Of European sci
2 entists who we're delegates to
? the International Congress OF
= Applied Chemistry at Washing
= ton recently, and now are tour
= ing the United States. He takes
= issue with the belief Of Prot
= Edward A. sehaeier Of Edm-
e burgh university that life is
= purely chemical action capable
= Of reproduction artificially
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08

Nowadays q coed book is IKE sim
glo seed planted IN a garden surround
ed by 5000 weeds; It Possesses 3 very
poor chance Of successful develop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08

MAJESTIC rHEATsR.
Photo Plays.

Fhoto rays.
EVIL BE 70 Him VINO Evil Thinks,
drama
The Requietal" drama
The Auto smash-up, comedy
drama.
A complete change Of pictures daily
Matinee daily at 2:S0 D. m.
Vaudeville.
GuzAan Bros in a big novelty, aero
battle and musical act They give q
partial change In their act tonight
This act has pleased The audience
every night BE sure and see them.
PRICES; MATINEE S AND 10 CENTS
NIGHT 10 AND IS CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
Short Stories
Of The Town
Riley Celebration Postponed.

Riley Celebration Postponed.
Owing to the Methodist revival, the
Cosmopolitan club has decided to post
pone its Riley birthday celebration.
The meeting will be held one week
from tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-08
AT THE
PLAY HOUSES
Aau.~zzz-z3Hu.-uu
NEw KozY.

Chickasha Ave. bet. Second and Third
The only strictly fire proof theateI
~ Chickasha. See the new duplex
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The Troublesome step-daughters,
a Nitagraph story dealing with a young
step-mother and her five step-daugh
ters. Don't miss this one.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-02-17
THE GAME LAWS BROKEN WITH
IMMUNITY OVER STATE.

New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Violations
of the Louisiana game laws are be-
ing reported from all parts of the
State, according to y. S. E. Babing-
ton, secretary of the Game Commits
sion. who says the hunters of the
State have gained the impression
through the newspapers that the SER
vices of the wardens have been dis
pensed with and that the laws may
be broken with immunity. This is
especially true of the deer hunters,
says Mr.. Darlington. Although the
deer hunting season closed on Jan
uary 1, the hunters are said to be
just as active at the present time as
they were before the beginning of
the new year.
Il is pointed out that the wardens
have not been dispensed with In
stead of salary, however, hey will
receive pro rata of the amount
they total, and their earnings will
therefore depend directly on their
vigilance or laxity, as the case may
be. The season for black mallards,
doves, wood ducks and wood cocks
will close on March 1. The season
for quail, rice birds, robins, ducks,
geese, rails and pole d'eau on March
Is. The season for papabotte, gros
bees, chorooks, blue winged teal and
snipe on April 1, and the season for |
wild turkey on April Is.
Frank Miller, president of the |
commission, says he had hoped that |
the members of the commission !
might be able to 60 to Jackson, Miss, |
where an effort will be made to col |
lect the $4,000, due the old oyster
commission by the State of Missis- |
sippi, some time this week, but that
the trip will have to be deferred.
The old oyster commission got in
to legal fight with Mississippi rel
alive to the boundary line between
the oyster bottoms of Louisiana and
it's sister State. The case was carri-
ed to the United States Supreme |
Court, which sustained the conten-
ton of Louisiana. Under the terms
of the decision there is due the COM
mission about $4,000. The COM
mission also hopes to collect $4,000
additional for expenses incurred in :
the boundary. If the Mis- !;
sissippi solons should. be found in :
responsive spirit, $4,000 would help
to relieve the present finan-
cial problems of the commission.