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New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
r-.lLl-nus IN bankruptcy


,.,.,,r c,rL.rN & GIASMAN. No. ~ Ed
,i,,,. ttr,et. involuntary; creditors, sam
uei Epner, $3.50; kaufman q ,Waanhe,;, S9Ss. S9S'.
My Juchnowecky. $3.50; liabilities sl2'o'o'
SG0LDBERG e. IIEIsHoBER, no; o; 81
yyiilstt street. Involuntary; creditors, Coop
er T Rrothers, $40; d: Chawak, $3.50; Borakov
brothers, $50; Liabilities, %9Wi c~rr-R1vc;
CGyNpAHy. No. ia West 2lth street. in
yoianarT creditors M@ye5 k2Ss i1mOrgSn ,I51 BTomey
20, ~, Ca,,1naSv Slg2; NatiGnal Lace Com
ST. ara ISo Na.ey ssstYs .sg5S ?5sl'cneF 'lo'
stIILnSS. EVEN, No. 3S West 29th
ee and No 81 E3S, Glass i'te stissi Kssn 'sia .iSs
bntaIy, 81 az DTeyfus & Co. 2lJ5, and
"5TSaTl''i eTnard Nam, '2s2 liabilities $4,000
asSelS, sc - W. ZION No. 2G Pitt street; in
M0RhYo .NWyisrY. cTrrditors. J. /. Prescott Com
Pa% :o;W W.S c%Es!ss #srs. s .ss@ &c. 1884, and the
C9.TT2IT@H Ei9WTH "a TaN NALLEN. No. l5S Eifth aye
nue.. eD voluntary: a liabilities. ssSS; no assets
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BIG RUSH FOR STEEL BONDS
More than SlOO.OOO,OOO Subscribed for
Advertised Issue Of s3O,5OO,OOO.

The National Tube Company, suoSid-
iary Of the United states Steel Corporation
will shortly increase its capital stock from
100000 20 Naoo.ot II was learned yes
terday. The additional $4,000 of stock, it
is announced. viii be purchased al par
for cash by the Federal Steel Company
another of the steel Corporations SUBJ
salaries, which owns al the outstanding
stock Of the National Tube Company.
The S.-n"o bonds Of the three SUBJ
salaries OF the United states Steel Cor
roraror-thc Indiana Steel Company, the
National Tube Company and the Illinois
steel cOmpany-oftered Yesterday by the
banking syndicate composed Of J. 2. Nor
-an CO.. Lee. Hisginson & Co. and Kissel.
K.rricirt & Co., were heavily Oversub-
s,rhed orders for the bonds came from
al over the country and also from Eli
-ora. and the total subscriptions received
ru 20 the close Of business yesterday were
said 20 @ well above SlC01ln000
The issue consists Of Sl5,000,oO Indiana
steel Company first mortgage per cent
gold ponds. 100000 National Tube Com
rsnv first mortgage per cent gold bonds
and $4,000 Illinois Steel Company AZ per
cent debenture gold bonds.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
OPPOSES NAVIGATION LAWS
Chamber of Commerce Protests
Against Canal Discrimination.

The bill now before Congress prohibiting
the use of the Panama Canal by any steam
ship company in which a railroad has an
interest was severely attacked by the New
York Chamber OF Commerce at It's monthly
meeting yesterday. Such action. the Cham
Der held, would prevent the use OF the canal
by the largest owners of American steam
ships. and would prevent the further build
ing in American yards Of steamers for their
service a resolution was passed protesting
against any legislation which departed from
the broad and equitable policy OF laying
the canal open to all tonnage, irrespective
Of ownership.
This resolution was followed b. one ad-
vocating the abolition of the present naVl-
cation laws or their amendment 10 make IL
possible for American built ships TO com
pete successfully with foreign vessels.
Resolutions were also passed favoring the
widening Of the Oswego-Mohawk section OF
the state barge canal, so that 1t might be
In a position to compete with its Canadian
rivals and the proposed plan 70 deepen the
East River lessen the currents and other
wise improve the approaches to the Tie'
and shore.
Samuel w. Fairchild chairman OF the
committee on internal trade and improve
ments, presented a report calling on tnc
Chamber to use its influence with the In
terstate Commerce Commission 10 consider
carefully the effect to be produced upon the
railways in making any necessary read
justments In freight rates that they might
be accomplished without further curtailinS
the total revenue OF the railways on which
their borrowing credit depends. The rea-
son advanced for this was that the neces-
sary development Of railway facilities was
being endangered by the reluctance of IN
vestors to buy new issues OF railroad Sc
curities The report was adopted.
r. A. c. Smith, William r. Sunnlls and
Serene s. Pratt were named TO attend a
conference called ty President Taft III
/ Washington on April % 70 consider the
establishment OF national organization OF
commercial bodies.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, Aprl =, 1914
REE>Es-Receipis. OF cars or 1922 hesdj
, cars for tho market. No trading in liye cat
tie. Feeling steady. with moderate onsruss
expected for Fridays trade pfesssd 0e"i
ICiALvEs"Receipts sol head; III % sale.
Demand fair and prices about steaoy az s,R
no choice offered; culs sold at t5gsS
Dressed calves hrm at 12a q l6c lot cIty
dressed veals; a few choice. isi5c; country
ssies@Jellitfe, wrish. & Co: So veals. 12t
ID average. $40 per 100 ID; 10. iaS ID. ss'o 10
'Os George lVo H. H. sU s. pnienSack: s5 v.a. 1873 D.
so; 2a Io4 lb, 50; 80 mixed liz iS' - oo' liz
'0J J. G G. Curt. Son: II yssls ias h. sio H.
1870 ID. IS 80; 4. 1870 ID, 81.
5 Judd & CO.: IA veais, 1o3 ID, 81 rs.
Kerns Commission COMPANY: calves lzo
II. 81; 10 culls, 90 ID. 50 50: barnyard CALI
los SHEEP AND IAMBs-Rsesip,:. as cars .,.,oSr or
lambs Gall medium and common stock wsrs
slow and barely steady; good and choice wooIied
cleared Common to primo sheep sold at s. %
a SO per 100 10: culls. s.; ordinary 70 medIun,
woolled lambs. 81 40gss; common slipp,e; e;,sn ss
steady at 0A Qiic per 10; dressed iatnos s,o|
at Il 2Q14c hog dressed. 14lsc; county o.esssu
dollhouse lambs steady at siG$' oo per car
ssles-TObln q Shannon: 81. unssC,n ,n6 y,
western lambs 81 10 average. IS per 100 ID
8: JsdG j d Co lle uq,hc,n Buffalo lambs
81 h. 81 rs, 17s clipped. 5s 10. - ~
Newton 4. CO.: l2l unshorn BuEalo lainoS
az In sT 70: i7B clipped 55 II. So rs.
+. Sanders: l59 unshorn Michigan isnos' D"
h. 81 80; z sheep. e3 Ii, 81 I5.
Kerns Commission Company: % unshorn
indiana lambs, 98 II, 81 50; IS state, - 10.
81 so; 10 culls, - ID. So: - gnshon inaana "a
sheep 1io 10. 50: II safe suns, % 10 ~ 10
HOGs-Receipts. o cars, or 1.o1s head;
car on sale Feeling easier on Bunalo adHicss.
pigs. 81 6Ogs7 90. Country dressed hogs
steady az 6iaq9iac per 10.
Salcs-J G. Curtis & Son date yesterday;
s stats hogs 224 N average. IS 26 per 100 10;
IL, 1877 h. SIS 25 pigs. 1o3 10. So: = rousns.
2s2 ID, s725. J. 430 ID. ST. boars, 90 10, 81
W. r.. Hume date Yesterday; IS state
hogs i52 III, IS IS: 4, io7 ID, IS %.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April Corn bounced higher to-a,y
ttan al any previous time since 1908 Excit.
men, ran Up 70 a corresponding pitch with clos
.ag prices strong at ne tOD%1s, isvsi TsafneG Go,
soin ~ IL diisc and oats HGZc. In hog prct
nets III. outcome varied from loc decline % 90
advance New investors bought corn ireeIE' c'
spite the tall figures at which The cereal Was
he'd Frightened SHORTS, too. competed for thH
scanty offerings, and saw In dismay the essh
nrices race ahead OF the market for future &c
livery. The secret was that industries depending
on corn as raw material had bid 10 Iowa Over
night al what was thought 20 be remarkso!y
generous limits but in most cases had received
no better response than q blank stare. bsfore
thiq situation was clear the feeling In the p'
sse-ne5 rather easv on account OF the mo
weather and because Of theory thst recent
buying due TO prolonged winter feeding haf been
overSone Signs, however, that elevator ana
other powerful concerns were absorbing az oi
fers big and little. wrenched values sudoenIy
against the bears, and gave the market "ors"
twist in the final hour At 81. Louis the sale
OF 900 900 bushels Of corn was reported as nav
ing been without avail 10 prevent an upturn'
Range OF prices: 49,.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
S65,OO0 FOR CHANGE SEAT
Price Gradually Rising with Improved
Market Conditions.

With the increasing business activity in
Wall Street has come the usual enhance
ment in value Of seats on the Stock Ex-
change. The most recent sales recorded
were made at $500 against 5000, the
low price Of a few weeks ago. The ad-
vance has been gradual the price having
risen slightly with each succeeding sale.
The sale previous TO the last was made at
$4,000.
Paul a. II. van Daeil and Walter J.
HerZfeld have been elected members OF
the exchange. The membership Of Harold
G. Smith has been posted for transfer TO
Frederick w. Pelzer and that of the late
William c. Mckinley 20 r. Tracy Falk, of
Falk Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
NO SUCCESSOR TO N. S. SMITH.

The Judges Of the United States District
rourt decided at a conference held yester-
day not 10 appoint a successor to the late
Nathaniel s. Smith as referee IN bank
ruptcy. Mr.. Smith died about three weeks
ago and the lawyers practising In the bank
ruptcy court were spcculating as to his
nossible successor. There are eight ref
srees now i'm this city to whom bankruptcy
,.,.,. arc sent from the federal court.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
NOT HELD IN CHINESE MURDER.

Coroner Hellenstein and a jury yesterday
discharged Ju Chu. laundryman' OF Lau-
rel Hill, Long Island; Guam Hal, OF No. zO12
PeM street, and Quan Foon. OF No. 4'o
Sixth avenue, who were charged with TAX
ing part in the shooting Of Len Qui jung
In No Y Pell street, on January Il last
Detectives heard pistol shots in the Pell
street house and found the body of Lem
Ou Jung on the floor with pistol beside
him After a thorough search OF the prem
iees 'n, detectives arrested the three
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BOY SHOT BY HIS PLAYMATE
Youngsters Were Pooling with Revolver
They Had Found.

Three boys who lad found a .22-calibre
revolver started playing with 1t yesterday
afternoon a. Hewitt Place and 10th street.
The Bronx Suddenly the gun went off and
one Of the boys fell to the ground with a
bul!e, IN his neck The boy who had ac-
cidentally pulled the trigger ran away. The
police are looking for him.
TIE boy who was shot, Frank Copeman.
sixteen years old, Of No. TO East l6lst
street, told the police Of the Morrisania
station he did not know the weapon was
loaded, and didn't think the other boys
knew. Copeman was carried TO the Office
o. Dr.. j. J Walsh. No &27 Longwood ave
hue where be was attended until the ar
fFsl o. DR. Faust from Lebanon Hospital.
d. Fsus, said the boy was in serious
condition and took him to the hospital,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

RICE-steady but quiet. Screenings ~ y
3sc; ordinary 4tqthc; fsir' 20.
good ordinary, AZ q5c; prime o. a. -,
choice. ~ q5&c; head. japan 40 '"''
Patna, 6t q6%c. ,.-ta.,,
sUGAR-The market will DO closed ! ItuaS .s
aud Saturday, and London will be closed '&uose &
days and on Monday Business In relned veg
quiet; prices unchanged. The Federal quotca
fine granulated at 5.75c net, less per C.Lt N,
cash. and other renners $3.50 net. less z me
following prices are net, less discount OF per
cent for cash: Crystal dominos In cases OF
80 2-lb cartons, s.35c; do In cases Of - o-lo
cartons 7s5c; Eagle tablets. 6.65ci cut loal'
e.15c; crushed. 605c; mould 4. 570c; cuoes'
Eagle 5-lb bags powdered and Eagle conIest
TONERS granuiated, 5000; xxx powdered,
bOc. powdered and coarse powdered ana
Eagle coarse granulated. 5.45c; fruit pow,
dered and Eagle extra fine granulated, 6oOc'
Eagle Q, ga and 10 cartons OF fine gianU-
lated 555c; Eagle 2-lb bags do. 5.63c; . I'D
bags do 5 soc: 5-lb bags DO. 5.55c; lO-lo bass
do, 5.50c; Is and 30 ID bags do ana stahoaro
granulsted, 5.40c; fine granuis,ed aho
mond A. 535c; confectioners and NO J.
5, SC: No 8. 495c: No 7, 4soc; NO g. t.'2S' t}o'
No o, 4sOc: No 10 475c; No II, 47oc; NO ~
csc; Nos 10. IA and Is. 4.6oc' KaW s'eaoy,
Sales were made Thursday at l5-loc. bssis
96 test. cost and freight. and at f3oc 10,
Porto Rico, cost insurance and frelSht' HP.I
shipment. II estimated that eaIes
amounting TO l25.0O0 to 10000 bags were
made yesterday and to-day. Spot prices were
I soc for 90 test centrifugal, 3.SOc for 50 test
Muscovado and 3.55c for SO test molasses
sugar In London beet sugar was active, but
2k q 80 lower; April, las 2td; May, las "a,
August, las 3%d London cabled tho visible
vW.Va1Nr -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
TO REoRGANIzE WIRELESS co.
stockholders Committee Will Take
Over United Assets for S65O.000.

Portland. Ne, April 4-The assets Of the
bankrupt United Wireless Telegraph Com
pSny VII. be taken over by reorganiza-
uon committee, Of which George F. West,
VI New YORK City, IS chairman, and made
ep Of stockholders in the corporation. An
o'fer % that effect was approved to-day
ly Judge Clarence Hale. Of the United
States District Court, az the conclusion Of
meeting ~ tho creditors.
The price 90 boz paid. $4,000. will take
'aro ~ taa indebtedness, # IS understood,
"e-c.H- o., S-5"J iu receivers certia-
Gales outstanding
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

PROyisIONs-Easler.m most o. the day. but
near the close raliied We, IN sympathy ,wTthh VIII
sis ssIs IS e BEFF-Iess .ls .og si4; family; SO
rrS.s' n sg s?s 500 50 BEEF II tMs--Qule.; $50
as3i. DRESSED ,HoGs-s,e!alty baSons,
rsSd ,sa,sf 9s:' firm Il P2h'd ,psoa se@'
G%c city 6Hc: country ~ GG%c. LARD
Essy middle West lo19flolSc; city, s%6; ,Gs. re.
Rrazu kegs 1oc compound steady. ~ a77sc.
srEARINF-Firm; oleo, 1lI4c asked; city
'1sTi 1sMTrirraaLs1coPPER-s,anaari qulet: soot
iST5c; juno and July, 1890 a15.75c. London
nrm; spot, go; fgta5Ss Goo -, 10 l's "a, Arrinas'
lake copper. f6f10Hc; electrolytic. 16c: cast
nF ing 15i; si5%c TIN19suiet; spot, ~ ST. ::
$2aoe iIIG ART,ia SR7,I s275$; july 4aigs
,,ig,,s, Al s0a425 soc. London steady; srot,
G7 tu,urGs tiS2 VS. iSt Lb5AD9giG, 81 %, 3 t@o a"s
forson. f1e ss ed. sPELTER-Quiet: 5000
GSoc New York 90 1850 1850 r. East 81 Louis.
~ ,orudrv Northern, No l Southern and
,ot, sl5 e5TsiJ 70; 40 foundry Northern,
MoL,sSrs AND syRuPs Quiet but steady,
.,,S rroIa-qtc offerings New Orleans. cen
trfarsi common - = 2 sI. Isc falr IG%iGc; good
CO., So~ 2ee aiT5os: 2f% sYRTps common, Ga i@o;
'ndi"r, 14T17c. fancy, 25T2sc.
SAyiJ sTOREs-spirits turuen ntine quiet
posJn ana tar unchanged. with moderate bust
re. TURPENTINE, spirits. machine hhls
~ "..a,,ras a sOa6O5c: p. 1850: n 745c: Y.
T5Gc: r and G. T5'c; u. 7,6jc: |, Isoc; X.
Doc: ". 9 cOc; ~ s23c; " G. $500. and
" ". 500
"OIJs-Iinseed nrm at yesterdays advance
psenes petroleum unchanged. PETROL EUM.
s,,,dsrd white bhls New York and Philacel-
bia q onc. bulk 400: cases 1oi0c: water
white. bhls. ococ; bulk, $500: cases, i1.loc:
LINsEED on. American - '-ef' ci,y raw, 759
7Gc. ont OF town raw, IlGToc, Calcutta raw,
S0c. lars oil SIC.
CorTONsFyD OII~-Active. and although
lard was weaker early and there was heavy
sau,rr ,or Western account, prices were hrm,
closInr M n net advance Of 10 points Crude
ou arm ana the recent advance In lard appears
a. So. .,,m,I.t.d n better communicative demand
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
Mr DIRECTORS ELECTED.

FarsoHs Kan. April AT the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Mis-
Sun Kansas d Texas Railroad Company
-s'e today Frank A. Vandcrlip. Stuy-
''eAt Fish, James Campbell and T.. S.
,'ea We're reelected directors for four years
,a'h. l.. c. Schan was elected d director
il! tie vacancy caused by the resigna-
-'h oi Z. +. Yoakum.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BIG IRON FIND IN ONTARIO.

Fort Frances. Ont, April 4.-Fort Frances
and the country directly north OF the CITY
new iron vein extending seventy-fivc miles
with a width OF two miles. Miners and
experts are focking into the district ana
tlhs section seems destined TO undergo an
other rush" like that OF 1895.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BOY SLAYER DISCHARGED.

,, horace Buhardi, the fourteen.year-old
-, ~ VINO shot and killed his three-year-old
-. Annie Russo. at 30. 2J7G First ave
-, on sunday morning. vas discharged
sI'1ay by Coroner Hellenstein. 4 Jury
'S' ~ the shooting was accidental
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

sf2 sossi2 co; No 3, si2 soasis 20; rejected.
SI2 I03 si225; no established grade ~ sog
si2 ALsIKE--Prime. si2 30; April 90
S6 90: April, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
Cash QUOTATIONS..
export, o b afoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April 4. 1912.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Steady throughout the
day. and during the last hour active and nrm,
closing at the highest point Of the day. with
net advance OF ~ 41lac. Shorts were good
buyers, stimulated by the strength In corn ana
on the belief that rally was due after the
recent decline Of about 2izc per bushet Euro
pean markets were firm, with light orerlnss
from Argentina. Cash demand slow, ana re-
ports from milling centres rather discouraglhg
regarding business in -four. Export sales, 4
loads OF Manitoba at outports. No red mere,
81 O5Ea elevator export basis 90 arrive, ana
81 0SI. o afoat; No ! Northern Dulutn.
81 1914 o afoat, opening navigation COkN
Strong and higher, with prices at new hlgh
records for the season. May showed the great,
est strength and the advance was based
largely the continued active demand Tor
cash corn. the small receipts and light offer
ings from the farms. Export corn here. So &c
( ahoat. OATS-Firm and higher, closing
at net advance OF 4 q &c, in sympathy with
corn and on active buying, prompted by
strength in tho cash position and fears OF a
reduced acreage. Cash oats steady standard
white. 60iec in elevator; No ., 6O%c; No 3,
60iac 10 A. SOC; natural and white clipped
Goa 63Hc, on track. RYE-Quiet; No 2 &c
nominal, / Buffalo, 10 arrive. BARLEY
Quiet, mailing, 81 2saSl 80 / Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

Furnished BY j. Thomas Reinhardt, No. 81
Broad street New York: No "a peyohsniIs
street Boston; Nos. IS and 20 kln9 s.reei t
Ilndnn.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES

FLOUR AND MEAI~-tlour inactive Win
prices nomlnally unchanged The trade de-
cldrd TO suspend operations over Good Friday,
although :he local Grain Exchange Will bo
open. Spring patents, So 4O4S5 10; winter
straights. 81 45dSI 80; winter patents. 81 iOg
81 30; spring clears, 81 80 4si So. extra No !
winter SO S5gs3 90; 40 ., So 70qs3 so; Kan
sas straights, S4 sOQs4 90; fancy spring pat
ents. SO 4JI So 65 RYE FLOCR-Steady; fair
20 good 81 s0nS5; choice 10 fancy 80 O5q
So 20. CORNMEAL-Quiet; kiln dried, s. 30
BAG MEAI1-Steady; fine white and yellow,
~ 65 dsl 20; coarse. 81 55ds1 90. FEED
Western spring, s29 so; standard middlins'
$40, nour DO, s3l; red dog, $50 25; city bran,
SIS SO bulk, $50 20 sacks; middling, $500
s32 30 rcd dog, S33; hominy chop. s29Q $50
bulk; $50 20 q s31 20 sacks; oilmeal $50 90
$50
COTTON-There was an active and some
what excited advance, as a result OF covering
by recent sellers, who seemed 70 be frightened
over the situation in the Central belt, strength
% the spot situation. estimates OF 20 per
cent reduction In acreage, and better labor
news The proximity Of the Easter holidays
probably restricted business, but there was
active trading old account and new high
records were made for the movement with
December cotton selling above the promised
lie mark The close firm and within d
point or two OF the top, and last prices show
ing I net gain OF from i5 70 26 points FOR the
dav Memphis. uptown and Wall street IN
terests we're big buyers; the selling was be-
lleved 70 be chiefly IN the way Of realizing.
Southern spot markets were nrm and un-
changed 10 &c higher. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Quoted By Boyer. GrlsH old & Co.. No. ~ Broad b.
wav New York and No 209 East German
street BALTIMORE
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
7,rrnlshst BY ". n. Coler & Co., No. 20 Cedar
street,
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

.Coupons interchangeable. tReCstered. 1Cou-
ons fRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

for cotton oil products The members us o, COR On
tonseed oil trade voted TO suspend 0's"''''
Friday. Local contract pIlcee: vontnr-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
SEED PRICES.

ro,..o April I.--CLOVERsEED-Ca SIS;
.n,ti sl2 90; october, 50; December 50, No Z.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co.. NO. IL Broad
street)
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles =. Barney & Co. No =
Broad street New York. and No. l22 South
At 10 1a'- Ia
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

MHrUn...."- 10 W HUI TW-GF HUI IV.0V
spot cotton quiet and Is points higher. At lie
ror mldding upland. Llverpol weekly report
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Interest TO be added.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
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BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. ca.
MCDOWELL MUSIC CLUB
HOLDS PLEASANT MEETING

The meeting Of the Mac Dowell
Music club at tie homo Of Mrs Thorn
as Trawick Thursday afternoon was
one Of the most pleasant and inter
estng of the year. The lesson sub
iect for the program was Americas
Musical Debt TO Germany The se-
lectlons which were given during the
recital program were compositions
from the German masters Each Of
the numbers was we'll rendered, dis
playing not only the ability and talent
Of the performers but also the great
interest that the club members are
manifesting in the study course The
recital program follows:
Santa Op. 2G-Beethoyen Miss
Rosa Chastain
Loure in D Major, Bach 4 Mrs.
James Terrell
Andante from Surprise symphony
Hayln- Mesdames Leonard and Gala
way.
Der Elkong Schubert Liszt-Mrs-
Esser
Violin. Abendlied--schumann-Jen Jen
ME Daniels
Liebstraume No 3--Liszt Mrs,
/ Clarence Johnson.
Two Larks. Leschetizky Miss
Wantland.
Kreisteriana, Schumann Mrs
Flynn
The guests OF the club were Misses
Rosa Chastain and Jean MeCosh. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs
T. Fl. Griffin, Feb. l7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE
LEGION HOLDS MEETING

The National Protective Legion
held The regular meeting last night at
the Masonic halL This was the first
meeting in the new quarters and a
very interesting session was held. A
claim FOR forty dollars filed by Miss
Alyce Howard was passed. Reports
from the secretary showed that all
Chains for sick and accident benefits
have been paid in fun Al the meet.
lng a motion was carried 10 devote
one meeting each month TO regular
class instruction work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
INDIAN KILLED ON TRACK.

Near Rochelle, ILL.,, an Indian went
to sleep on railroad track and was
killed by the fast express. lie paid
Tor his carelessncss with his life. or
ten it's the way when people neglect
coughs and colds Doa't risk your
LIE when prompt use Of Dr. Kings
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