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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
FIGHT ON
UNIT RULE
EXPECTED
Senator Gore Opposes il
Nay Change IWO
Thirds Rule

zsAazt1l Nag SID spirited
iisA, zgass the rigid enforcement q,
nHE ruie y tas Baltimore csavsu-
tl1n is foFesaaicN48 by she action
ot senator loan sbarp Walians "
Mississippi and Senator Thomas p
lase q Oklahoma pleasiag themselves
y assist Mayor Sexson D. BAKER y
Cleveland in tzs contest he viii make
against TIE application II Tie unit raie
% she Oaio aelegatl0n
Their tighE IS likely 10 lead to L
struggle 81 60 aeay with the rule that
requires 4 tso-5hirds majority 10 nom-
mate candidates foz nzssideat and
Vice president 81 Democratic national
conventions These rules are linked
together as part Of the traditional
policg of the Democratic party.
lt S tae theory thaG f a tHo-thirds
majority + required 70 nominate. tie
practice IS justified of allowing state
delegations 10 bs voted as units when
80 Instructed bg state conventions ii
ls therefore feli shat 81 the fight
against the unit rule should PROVE suc-
cessial the tRoshFds rule Koulc
quickly follow ihe unit rlls to DIV
ion
Mayor Baker OF Cleveland evidently
intends 10 90 to extremes against b..
Ing bound BY the anit rule 70 vote for
/ the nomination q GOV Judson Harmon
oi Ohio. Of the iortytwo district del.
egates elected to tie Baltimore con-
vention from Ohio. nineteen are for
Wilson. Mayor Baker being one Of the
latter But the Harmon men claim
z majority oi the delegates to tie
state convention. and Il their claim 4
well founded they intend to put a res
oluti0n through The convention seek
ing to bind the nineteen Wilson dis
trict delegates to rota Tor Harmon
nomination under the unit rule.
Mayor Baker, however. las announc
ed ID Ohio and written to friends her.
that if The Ohio state convention triel
to compel him to vote for Harmon
/ through application Of the unit rul,
} he will appeal to the national conyeu
tion for release. If not released, Mayo
Baker declares be viii not vote at ali
He contends that ~ vas inatruetet
o by a thTeeto-one vote Of the voter
. Of his congressional district to sup
. port Coz Wilson ior the presidential
+ nomination at Baltimore. These ia
) structions Of the voters Of bis district
+ be holds, rise superior to any edlei o
e the state convention ana he VIII II
d fuse to be bound BY the latter
e AS the primary method Of seleetin
delegates 10 the national conyenflo
IS a new thing. Mayor Bakers cas-
) win bring the question Of the reten
). ton or abr0gation Of the unit rni
before the Baltimore convention in
e new light It is because Of this uel
Is as9eet of the question that Senate
Williams and Senator Gore hag
# agreed 70 help Mayor Baker in hI
e fight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS
LAST MEETING JUNE G.

The last program 81 the year Nih
Be rendered bg the Cosmopolitan club
at the high schoi auditorium Thursday
evening. JaEe 6, according to the ans
nouncement made this morning. The
final meeting Nll be social and a mus
ieal and literary program win be rem
dered. A number Of the leading en-.
tertainers Of the city WIFI appear en-
the program. Among them are Miss
Kytiie Brcanlow. Miss Anne White.
Miss Olive Meclintic and Mrs D. Il.
Roche. The club has stood for the
very best standards in culture and Che
closing program will be especially in-
teresting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
Take the Guarantee Route.
Delays are Dangerous.

et9rier q the northeast quarter and
tbe north hair b he northeast quar-.
taf 81 ibe northeast quarter, ant lhe
southwest quarter ol enc northeast
quarter of ihe northeast quarter. ana
tae north haif of The southwest qnar-
ter of tae northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter oi the southeast
quarter af he northeast quarter og
section thlrly.one tewashin agns
north range four west. IN Mcclain
Comfy oklahoma
Said sale win be made at private
sale q she highest bidder, bids there.
ioF may be filed ia tbe office Of the
Judge II me County Court of Grady
County, 0klahoms. Or delivered Is tho
undersigned guardian, at the office Of
rand a Melton IA tie Ciis Of chieka-
sha, Grady County, Oklahoma, on or
before ten O'Clock Of said day above
mentioned Fach bidder Vim be re.
qalrea o deposi with hls bId certi.
iied check or cash in the snm Of
SioUeo 70 eaaFantee tbe good faith Of
aaid hia
b. " HOLT,
5-22-l9d Guardian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
go. Taz i Mara Eour BE.


The first notices for the collection
of The street tay in ward four Of the
city viii be served in the morning
y. 6. McGehee. who has the work Of
collecting the poll tax in hand has
completed the work 10 wards two and
three. The stTeeis Of the city are be.
ing greatly improved by the work oi
the men. who are working out their
taxes The alleys in the districts that
haze been worked are being put ~
good shape
Fresh country butter % cents at
Rieker's grocery Phone 22S $685.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
- pleklsa Meathsr pops.

'The winds in the east two heavy
de8s have fallen and It's going 10
rain. that IS the report which u q
Mckay. official weather d0pesier Of
this community gave out this morn.
Ing. Uncle Dick Is proud Of his abil-
ity 70 forecast the weather and he de.
clares thai these signs have never yet
failed . bring rain. ST. Mckay spent
yesterday Ii the country and reports
everything looking well SO far but that
rain is needed within the next few
days Reports from the Little Wash
~ country south Of town are to the
effect that corn and cotton are looking
+ fihe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
q Q. 0. :. CHOOSE OFFICERS.

A. I Hays has bee nelected noble
grand in the o o F lodge for the
ehsuing year Dr 4 G White sael
elected 70 the office of vice grand
These two offices are the only elective
offices lH the order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
fFirsi published STAY p. 1879
NOTICE or SALE Or REAL
ESTATE

State Of Oklahoma. Grady Comfy. So
In the County Court
u the Matter Of fhe Guardianship os
Emily Holt q Minor
Notice IS HEREBY given That in pgf-
sHanee 81 an order of tie c0la !
Court of Grady County. okAhema
heretofore made and entered on ths
18th day Of alay 1919 directing aid
guardian @ sell che interest 81 sala
minor ii and TO aaid laads berelna !
described
Aow therefore uUsice IS hereby
given that On the 18th 3ag q Jane.
1872 70 pursuance of said order { wili
sell 81 private sale p ihe hiSNast bh.
der a tie hour Of 10 o'clock 4 m Of
said day. So 81 the inte'est of nil
minor 81 and % Ire following ae.
sefibee hands, io.wlt
An Of ihe soalh half az the north
east quarter oi lha uorfh8est qa d
and be sonth half q lhe aofihwrst
qearier 81 lbe uofiheast quarter ana
ok ngflbeast quarter 81 the no1la y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
perfectlon d Eastern seIIs.

The softness Of the tone Of Japa-
nese and Chinese bells Is not only due
% careful workmanship II their manu-.
facture. but also to the absence Of iron
clappers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-30
Short Stories
Of The Town


SIR and Mrs J. r. ORaley J. w.
O6sies 80 ahd Ars q r sigmon
aol ars. +. 6. seiiz and children spent
yesterday on the Little Washlta on a
fishing excursion. 'ihey report ilsh-
ilg luck very poor Only a few little
fish were caught The party enjoyed
o picnic at the noon hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

used the girl members OF the The Half
Back" Miss Fane agreed that 1t was
In the meantime, the special envoy
who had left the school board In
gloomy session. was clamoring Tor an
audience with Miss Vane-
Finally he secured it, He stated the
proposition that the school was face TO
face with, and If the house in which she
was playing could not be secured, it
was a question as to whether or not
there would be any commencement eX-
ercises Of the high school
I would be only too glad to help
out" said Miss Vane IF IL can be ar
ranged to have the commencement ex-
ercises held here Friday night, I viii
gladly give up the house for the high
school and it's patrons If I can be Of
service in any way all that is neces-
sary is for one to just call on me You
can rest assured. that If I can manage
TO let the high school have the house, I
viii do So"
With reference to the passing on the
credentials and the selection OF the
teachers in the schools for next year, il
was stated that the election would be
made within the next three days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

ems by her tender pen that she is
mary Garrett Hay, who is the president
OF the Federation of Women.s clubs in
the Empire state. and Miss Mary
Dreler who directs the Women's
trades unions. and Gertrude Barnum,
who Is similarly active, and Florence
Guernsey, who is arranging the trans
clubs TO san Francisco, and Ada Re
nan, who never married because she
was too busy immOrtalizing the char
acters Of Shakspere's women, Maude
Adams idealized by the young girls OF
Lhls country TO whom she Is an exam
pie Of the studious life of the gospel
Of self-develOpment of quiet charity,
are useless.
And Harrison Fischer. who draws the
new beauty in her perfection Of health
and character setting a new standard
for WOmanhOOd; the Wright brothers,
who blazed some Of the first paths to
the skies; George AIDE. who has fur
nished the tonic for dlspirited lives
by making laughter. and James Whit
comb Riley, who has sunk the plummet
TO the very depths OF feeling by his
homely verse; Brand Whitlock. who
practises the golden rule IN the city
government of TOLEDO.
suppose they We're all banished to
far island In the Atlantic or Pacific.
Harrison Fischer p would cease his
sketches of splRndid, long-limbed
young women ~ peevishly set about
ciayon DRAWINGS Of landscapes with
out allure or promise. The Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

brothers would dabbl6 no longer in
aeronautics. and would sulenlv try
their construction skill at blows
George AIDE. with no masses Of human
ity to inspire him to jest. would COM
pose dirges for the funerals on the
island, and James WhitcOmb Riley
would lose his interest in humanfty,
and write about squirrels. Brand WHIT
lock. having no scope for his organf-
cations powers and no Inspiration for
his novels, would turn sudden misan-
thrOpe.
Jane Adams could build no mora
Hull houses except for the bacbeIars
who would probably Ungra cfouslv re-
fuse to live in them. Miss Laurbliu
might pen essays on suggestions Tor
the greater amiabIity Of men" which
would not be appreciated and certafnlv
not followed. Miss Dreier. Miss Hav
and Miss Guernsey would grow fre+ful
because they had nothing to do ex-
cept for themselves. and Ada Rehan
and Maude Adams would play for each
other and each, unstimulated by large
audiences, would turn acid critic.
Better not Danish them. Mr.. Preach
er. The world IS not OF your opinion
Of their uselessness. And. doubtless
each Of these distinguished indfvidu-
ais and all the lesser company Of bach
elors by choice know better than YOU.
whether they would make good hus-
bands or wives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
TO SHOW UP MR.. FLY
IN MOVING PICTURES
Health Boards Using Novel
Anti-Fly Methods in
Many Places.

The slogan. swat the n.y." has 3
great deal Of real significance. Since
It has been common there have been
fewer flies. There is little doubt Of
this.
And This year the campaign against
the little disease breeding pest has
assumed a more definite form than
ever
Moving picture films have been made
showing the fly magnified many hum
dredfold. and in all his filthy FRANKS,
and in many cities there is cOOpera-
ton on the part Of boards OF health
and the manager Of moving picture
houses to devote one night TO shOwina
up the greatest little criminal man
kind has to contend with The plan
is carried out at nominal expense to
the health boards, tie picture men
charging only enough to cover the eX-
pense Of running the films. and the
admission being free Not many peO-
pie could look at such pictures and not
have greater enmity toward the ny
than before, and a greater interest in
discriminating them 1t would stimu-
late the crusade that has already done
so much good
As yet there Is no movement on foot
in FL PasO Of this kind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

A famous woman declares that WON
~ VINO Will not wed should be fined /,
that a bachelor sex-tax should be i'm
Posed upon the skirted as well as the
trousered bachelor.
and now comes from a pulpit tia
sweeping statement that all bachelors,
regardless of sex, are useless beings
and should be banished to an island,
there to get along as wei a S they can,
but 10 finish their work out of sight
Of useful citizens.
So Jane Adams. who founded Hull
House. and Clara Laughlin. who has
guided the destinies Of so many maid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
Hotel DEL CORONADO
CORONADO BEACH CAL

situated
flowers and foliage just fifteen
Hotel Coronado stands out IKE
a n a
MAGNIFICENT AND SCENIC Tank
ing Trips b owl ing md
H. Wills
S3 Spring
Street, Los Angeles
J.
CORONADO TentC ado Beach Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
porIew Apartments

24O s. FiEuerOa St, Los Angeles, Cal.
Up-to-date . and Groom apartments
equipped with the latest modern con-
Veniences- Within three blocks OF ora
and Broadway
Special summer rates. with excel
lent service. All Information gladly
furnished by
MRS. n. J. DORING, Mgr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
ALAS, THE POOR BACHELOR
By ADA PATTERSON.

" HE world seems to have con-
spired against the peace Of mind
of bachelors-bOth kinds. a Bos-
ton woman wants them to wear labels,
Not taken or words to that effect.
like the ITO LETT sign on a vacant
house.
Another says she is quite willing to
see the rule enforced with both sexes.
the word maid" being blazoned in
conspicuous place on the apparel Of
the woman who is without a husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
sawyer Reports

Mr.. Simmons addressed T. r. Sawyer.
auditor and purchasing agent OF the FL
Paso schools: Report Mr. Sawyer"
Mr.. SAWYER talked to Mr. Fogg
over the phone Saturday afternoon at
o'clock I told him that I understood
rent to $3.50. He replied that this was
impossible. that II we paid $500 we
could not have the house, for the rea-
son that he had leased it to a stock
company, and he was under contract
with If"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
Ell PAsO TELLS
HER TROUT

? 80 F++++#++
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Weak and miserable. II you have Kidney or Blads
der trouble, Dull head pains, Dizziness, Nervousness
Pains the back and feel tired all over. get pack8
age Of Mother Grav's AROuATIC-LEAF, the
pleasant herb cure. It never falls We have many
testimonials from grateful people who have used
this wonderful remedy. As regulator It has no
equal. Ask for Mother Grayis Aromaffc-Le
at Druggists or sent By mail for so cts. Sample
FREE Address. The Mother Gray Co, Leroy N-Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28

formerly lived near here, died ut her
home In East Franklin Saturday after a
long Illness with n complication OF trou-
Dies, aged G3 years. MIR. Haslsins will
make his homo for the present with his
daughter, Mrs. Olmstead, In East Frank
l.n.--Lec w. Thomas, who has been visit
ing his brother. Dr. r. g. Thomas. ia In
l;ailcy of IIardwick was a guest Of her
brother, ID. H. Bailey, over Sunday.
A. G. L.arabee OF Berkshire VAS in town
Tuesday. -Mr. Button. who lives In II. +.
Reeds tenement, Is preparing to move his
family to Burke. n Y. in the near fu-
ture. He has secured employment In
creamery remarkable presence OF
mind Miss Meyrtle Rose averted which
might have been a serious catastrophy
Tuesday. In lighting the gasoline stove
some light material hanging near caught
fire and communicated to the WINDOW
shade. Prompt action in tearing II down
and throwing out saved further damage
Mrs. u. NJ. Rose and son. Oscar. attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. A. J. Haskins, In
East Franklin Tuesday.-A. j. Croft IN
his capacity OF county game warden re-
Gently visited he Canadian fishers on
Missisouo Bay. where SEEMING Is ocing
done. to be sure the work was being con-
Quoted entirely within Canadian waters
Miss GLADYS Clough has returned from
a two weeks visit in Bethel and Burning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
EAST CHARLOTTE.

clayton H. Cove returned March H.
from tho Mary Fletcher hospital where
he has been receiving treatment since
september >, when he was badly injured
NY iall from the belfry of the Congrc-
Galohai church in Charlotte. which he
WAS painting.-Mrs. Catherine Peck,
who is i'll. continues to improvc.-Mrs.
y. G. MacDougall of Shclburne has pur-
chased the house and lot owned by W. l..
Rins, OF liuntington.-Sevcral from the
Baptist Church and others attended the
Laymar's banquet in Burlington.--Wil-
liam Schnering who has been at work
for W. l.. Stacy during the fall and
winter has gone to Boston, where he
hopes 80 gct employment Mrs Elccta
Cow. who has hcen spending n few daya
in Bristol has returned to Charlotte
Mr. AMI Mrs. Il. w. Cove of Brist
spent Sun''y with \ . and Mrs. Levi
Boers-Je..c W. Cary. who has bcen
visiting his sister. Mrs. Dawson, has como
to Colchester Road Commissioner
Thomas Bacon il confined TO the house
by an attack Of rheumatism Edward
jacobs has moved with his family to Buy.
ling on-B. H. Carpenter OF Colchester
spent Saturday ut his farm in East
Charlotte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

j. W. Goodspeed and John L. Clnpp
have been appointed commissioners OF
the estate Of the late Charles Baker
About 10 witnesses were called to st.
Adams from here last week in con-
neotion with the Trtemore- Founta in
case at county court.--Peter Lunbrn
has sold his place near IIutchins cor
ner to James Mcdonald, who has
taken possess. Mr.. Lumbra Is moving
10 the village into the house he re-.
Gently bought.--Albert c. Lumbra has
bought Of his mother. Mrs. Celia Lum-
bra, tho home place known as the
Charles Moore place and taken posses-
slon.--A. d. Tagle has rented n por-
ton Of tho Porter block and Ia install E
ing his jewellery business. A. A..
Rushford who has been at c. NJ. Foley's
for a week. returned TO her home in St.
Adams Monday.--Mrs. II. o. Rowley and
Miss Pauline Rowley. also Mrs. l.. g.
Bent. were In ST. Adams Tuesday. -
Mcarl Lumbra. Roy Donna and Mitchell
Dcmar were in Rchford Tuesday The
Rev {. A. Nuttlng. pa stor Of the Baptist
Church. has received a call to tho Bap-
list Churches at Jericho and Essex Gem
ter but yet has not decided as to
whether he will accent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
SHELB URNE.

he Shelhurne grange, No 800 has pur-
chased the property lnoWn as the old
nresters hall in Shelburne
me members of Trinity choir are
preparing an entertainment to be given
al the parish house Tuesday evening.
april 9-Itarry Gates. who has been
VISITING his mother for a few DAYS. re-
'nihed TO Proctor Wednesday morning.
dave Towers has moved his family
from Mrs. !. II. Deyettes tenement to
Mrs Kate Percillis house near the
athoic Church.--P. j. lIodgkins Of
johnson was called to Shelhurne Mon
nay morning by the serious illness of
his wife, who is suffering from criti-
raj emboli at the home of her paronts
VT End Mrs. i. r. Stoddard ncxt
reg ar meeting of Champiain Chan
Ter. NO So. O. f. s. Will he held nj
masonic hall on Friday evening.-Tho
'"st meeting of the Mems Bible class
was held at the Methodist Church
'arlors Wednesday evaninr with ,
good attendance. The speakers wor
J.. W. Tracy, the Rev. W. p. Good
tan' Il. +. Gebhardt. Tho spoke on bis
'ccent southern trip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
HILL WEST.

Max Shangraw is III with bilious
trouble. FIRED Jewett. who has been quite
III. is somewhat better--Orrin Williams
has engaged to work for Homer Frazier
during observation-disclosures Head and sis
ter. Harriet. who have been Ill for some
time are slowly regainins their health
C. S. Potvin has engaged to work for
Charles Potvin through sugarlng.
Levi Myott, who suffered fractured
leg several weeks ago. Is able to he
about the house on crutohes.--Charles
Touchette OF Montgomery Center has en-
gagged to work for Joseph Potv1n In sug-
airing. -Vira Murray OF Hectorsville IL
with Mrs. Stella J. Messier for an indefi-
mite time.-Eli Wetherby Is il.--Marie
Josephine, the young daughter Of Mr. md
Mrs, Joseph Fotvn. who has been seri-
ously i'll, is recovering. Gray Wetherby
wns In Bakersfield Monday rank Cos
lett has completed work for b. O. Rush
ford and has engaged to work for Harry
Goslett the coming season Gaylord
Rushford and sister. Ruby, were in
Hectorviile Sunday. Miss Laura Horton
and Miss Elsie Cunningham. formerly o.
this place, are leaving New Jersey thu
week for Pasadena, Cal, where they OK
pect to reside.-Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Rushford We're recent visitors in Sam
sonville. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Rushford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
WESTFORD.

Mrs Andrew Shores has gone to the
"'+pltal for an operat.on.-AIiss Burns
D Itchford is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
H. Smith.--Cli on Faulllins and Miss
'ialel Macia were married Monday even
n by the Rev. j. IIidder.-Mrs. Anna
Jones died at the home of her sister
MIS-. Il. @. Perry Saturday. Mrs. Jone,
had been IN poor health for many wears
MISS Luna OF loi is in town for a feyy
d"ys.-Thc Fortnghtly club meets with
Mrs. Earl Perry Thursday afterr oon.-
wallace Stearns and Miss GLADYS Ross
vi were married by the Rev. J. Kidder at
the brides home In CAMBRIDGE last Weel;
~ living on their farm in this town
NJ and Mrs. Amos Stcarns have moved
= their farm in Extraordinarily will
s republican caucus in the town han
o. Saturday evening to choose delegate
70 the district and State Conventions
Mr.. Pearl Sweeney was called to Hur-
!nston Sunday by the death of her sister
The Pathhnders win give an April fool
social in the parlors of the Conservation
ri Church on Monday evening, April /.
Maple sugar will he served