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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
RECORD OF A
GREAT MEDICINE
Doctors Could Not Help Mrs.
Templeton --Regained
Health through Lydia E.
Pinkham's Compound.

Hooper. Nebraska - II am very glad
% tell how Lydia +. PinkhAm's Vegetable
Compound has helped me. Forfvc years
! suffered from female troubles 10 / was
bcarcely able 10 do my work. took doc
tors medicines and used local treatments
hat was not helped. had such awful
bearing down pains and my back was so
weak ! could hardly walk and could not
ride. often had 10 sit up nights 10 sleep
and my friends thought ] could not live
long. AZ my REQ est my husband got
me a boatle Of Lydia r Pinkham's Veg
etnble Compound and commenced 10
take Il. BY the time ! had taken the
seventh bottle my health had returned
a. vi began doing my washing and was a
we'll woman. Atone time for three weeks
/ asa all the work for eighteen hoardera
wit b no signs Of my old trouble return
inF. MANI have taken your medicine
afte 2 seeing what Il did for me. wou.d
not take $1,000 and be where ! was. You
have, my permission 20 use my name Il
Il win aid anyone. %" Mrs. SUSIE Tenn
PLFTUN, Hooper, Nebraska.
tn ePinkham record Is proud and peer
less cn g. II is a record Of constant VIC
toryov Or the obstinate Ills Of woman-ills
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
ALBUQUERQUE SOCIETY AND THINGS OF INTEREST TO WOME

cake surrounded by fifteen pink and
white candles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

Hope New YORK city Christian I'm
deaVpr society az p. M. Union SER
vice ut Lead avenue MethodiFt
Episcopal Ghuroh y. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

that de, doat despair.
Il 10 az established
fact tina I Lydia 4.
Pinkham = VeReta-
BILE Compound has re-
stored hea TN to thou
eanis Of = ich suffer
ing woman. Why
don'tyou t1yitif YOU
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
P. 0.
READY FOR THE
PARCELS POST

All is in readiness at the local post
Office for the initial performance Of
the parcels post January 1. 1918.
Guide and regulation books have been
received, together with zone. maps ana
tariff schedules A few Of the articles
that may be received are eggs and
dressed poultry for transportation
within the first zone, or eggs packed
separately may be received Tor trans
portation to any zone. No intoxicat-
ing liquors or packages exhaling d bad
odor will be received. The parcel post
stamps have been received, ranging
in denomination from one cent to rs
cents each All are uniform in size
and color, the only difference being in
the engraved designs. The stamps are
all the same shade Of red as a two
cent postage stamp. The following de-
signs appear on the different denom-
NATION stamps One cent bears the
design Of a postoffice clerk at work.
Two cent shows city carrier The
-four cent stamp bears the design Of a
rural carrier and wagon, The five cent
shows a mail train Ten cent an
ocean steamship and mail tender. The
rs cent shows an automobile in the
mail service The 20 cent stamp
,ahows A. aeroplane carrying mail the
% and rs cent denominations show a
manufacturing and harvesting scene
In the main the designs carry out the
different methods Of transporting
mail, together with the commerce Of
the country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
DEMURRER
ISFILED BY
Mr.. FARRIS

Oklahoma City, Dec. 2S.- State
Printer Giles W. Farris, who was ar
rested Friday morning on a warrant
based upon the complaint filed Thurs
day afternoon charging him with forg-
cry Of an endorsement upon a state
warrant, issued ! statement in which
he called the criminal charge the
work of a character assassin, stimnlat-
ed by the desire Of others for motor
iety and political supremacy He
states that he has not been given an
opportunity even 10 see the warrants
upon which the endorsements are al
legged to be forged, and claims that he
was denied an opportunity either to
investigate or explain the alleged IN
regularities
He refers to the statement under
oath which Gov. Cruce required him
to make, after State Examiner and IN
spector Parkinson had filed his report
and says that after he had notified
the governor that he would submit
such statement and while BE was
working on it he was pushed into the
criminal courts is this the even
handed justice fairminded Oklahoma
approves he asks
Attorney +. J. Giddings filed a gen.
eral demurrer in the justice Of the
peace court Friday afternoon % the
form Of the complaint, and makes the
specific demurrer that even If the al
legation of the complaint were true
still the irregularities complained OF
would not constitute forgery noi
grounds fer criminal action
The demurrer viii come UP today
before Justice Of the Peace Maupin
at the time set Tor the plea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

INSTALLED

The public installation OF officers OF
the Order OF the Eastern Star and Of
the Masonic bodies of chickasha which
took place last evening we're indeed
most impressive.
The ceremonies We're held at the
Masonic hall and were presided over
by Eugene Hamilton, who holds the
position of past grand high priest. The
installation ceremonies were attended
by a large audience, numbering prob
ably four or five hundred people.
The program contained many excel
lent musical numbers by local talent,
which were all well rendered. the vocal
solo by Mrs. N. B. Settle OF the music
faculty Of the college, meeting with es-
pecial favor Mrs. Settle possesses a
mezzo soprano voice Of exquisite quail
ity, which delights and charms all who
hear her.
During the early part Of the even
ing Mrs. Cora Dunham past matron
was presented with a beautiful locket
and ehain as a token Of the esteem ir
which she is held by the Masons.
Several excellent addresses were
given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
DYNAMITERS
FOUND GUILTY
Each Manacled to a United States
Marshal Thirty Eight Defend
ants Marched to Jail

given to appeal, which Judge Ander-
son denied today The verdict tore a
Jagged hole in the iron workers organ
ization, putting President Frank NJ.
Ryan, first vice president John T. But
Ter, members of the executive board,
Phillip Cooley OF New Orleans, Mich
ael Young Of Boston all in jail The
wives and relatives Of the prisoners
stood about the corridors weeping;
some silently and some Historically.
Some minutes after the verdict was
read John T. Butler Of Buffalo, Ed
ward smythe of Peoria. and Peter
Smith Of Cleveland were convulsed
with laughter at a joke OF theirs. Pres
ident Ryan said, This will not cripple
us, union work will be carried on just
the same under other officers in case
an appeal is unayailing from this YER
diet District Attorney Miller SAID
that conviction was not a blow to
union labor but a distinct service, in
that it rids union labor Of the stigma
o. having such men within the organi-
zations
A procession from the court room to
the Jail passed through thousands Of
people lined for a quarter Of a mile
along the walk to the jail Each man
was manaced to a deputy shrieking
newsboys ran along beside the process
sion offering to sell the convicted mer
extras telling of the verdict
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

IS NAMED
PRESIDENT


Oklahoma City, Dec rs With the
election OF Dr. stratton D. Brooks,
president Of the state university, to
the head Of the Oklahoma Educational
association, and the choosing Of other
competent officers fer the ensuing
year. it is believed that the electoral
Commission, which concluded It's SEES
sion about o'clock Friday night chose
men who will be acceptable to all the
teachers composing the association
and who will unite in closer union the
differg,lt elements and factions which
IL past years caused internal dissen
sions IN the association
There was no opposition to Presi
dent Brooks President Charles W
BnIes OF Ada had been previoush
nominated. but when Brooks naml
was offered to the commission thl
other was withdrawn and an unani
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
Fire Fighters Guests
AT Two Dinners

The Chickasha fire fighters have
been treated to two special dinners
this week One was given by mem-
ber Of the department and the other
as "a token OF appreciation for The good
work done by the department IN the
recent livery barn fire. On Tuesday
the entire department and friends We're
dined at the home Of n a. Mayfield
and all voted the affair an entire sue
cess. On Christmas day Mrs. New
hauser Of the Central hotel acted as
hostess to the fire laddies in a sump-
tuous dinner given at the Central in
appreciation Of the valiant work done
by the department in preventing that
hotel from burning on the night the
Red Barn burned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
"HAS BEENS'
DEFEATED

Friday night at the high school gym,
the Chickasha high school basket ball
team, through superior team work,
showing the results OF their careful
training. defeated the Has Beens" vis-
iting here from the Oklahoma uni
versity % to s.
The high school took the Lead il5m
the first blast of the whistle aud held
it throughout the confess At the end
OF the first halt tie score stood to
in favor Of the Chickasha Champs,
who further distinguished themselves
in the final round. Individual work
on the part OF the "TEas Beens" was
brilliant, and withal they played a
iam-up game. but being short. in sys-
tematic training, their team work was
naturally poor Given the propei
coaching the Has Been team tina.
appeared last night would be a hare
bunch to handle.
The lineup: High school, Goode
center; Paul Heffner and Gowdy
guards; Phillips, Heffner Jas STAGE.
and Darnell, alternating at forwards
Has Beens. Driggers, center. Cope
land and Stacey, forwards; Cook anl
White. guards
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
TURKEY
DELAYS
REPLY
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
London, Dec 2S.--A brief session OF
the Turkish-Balkan peace conference
went further this morning toward get.
ting down to the real business Of nego-
tiations than at any previous meetings,
according TO Dr Daneoff chief Of the
Bulgarian plenipontetiaries, the TURKS
formally declined the territorial pro-
posals advanced by the allies and then
offered the porte's counter proposal.
The Balkan delegates ask time to con-
slider this counter proposal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

State Supt. of Education R. H vii.
son, who was in the city today, being
requested by the Express this morning
for his opinion regarding the selection
Of Prof. Brooks. as president Of the
teachers association, stated most eni-
phatically that the choice was a very
wise one, that no better selection could
possibly have been made
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
ON RockoEELLER,s TRIAL

New York, Dec. 2S.--undismayed by
the failure to find William Roekefel-
ler, the sergeant at arms, Charles S.
Riddell and his deputies We're out early
this morning to get on the trial Of the
millionaire He is wanted to testify
upon the Puio Committee q am go
ing to serve a warrant on him if It
takes a year. said Mr. Riddell lie
thinks he can defy the wishes Of the
government but we Will show him yet
The Standard Oil officers denied know
ing anything of his Whereabouts,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION OF
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL,

Tse children Of the Episcopal sun
day school win enjoy their annual
Christmas celebration tomorrow morn
ine at st. Iukes Episcopal church
There will be no Christmas tree, but
each child will be presented with a
gift fruit and candy This pleasant
feature will occur Immediately after
the Sunday school exercises.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
ATWOOD CLOSES ONE STORE

The, Atwood G. 0. N grocery in the
Terrell building, Second and Chioka
sha. has been closed, and in the future
Mr.. Atwoods entire business will be
conducted from the store adjoining the
postofiice, where both phones Il and
81 have been installed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
Telegram BY Urilsd Presa

AeieeIdW uy Jfltso FfeSh
indianapolis, Dec 2S.- Daniel Buck
ley Of Davenport las and Herman Sci
fert Of Milwaukee were declared not
guilty and freed Thirty-eight other
defendants in the dynamite conspiracy
trial were found guilty on an 52 counts
named in the conspiracy and of unlaw
fully Transporting dynamite in the yer-
dict that was brought in at $3.50 this
morning TIE iurys verdict was sen.
era and the defendants sat up while
it was being read with grim faces. The
light o Happiness shone in Buckley S
and seifferts faces. Waehmeister OF
Detroit cried like baby. The wife
OF Frank J Painter Of Omaha was
carried fainting from the court room.
Judge Anderson dismissed the jury
after thanking them for their good
and faithful work. Over fifty depu
ty marshals surrounded the defend
ants when The clerk read the verdict
After the reading OF the verdict Attor
ney " ~ Harding, for the defense
attempted TO address the court Judge
Andersen snenced him. saying there
was nothing to be said The defend
ants We're called forward one by one
and hurried away to the Marion coun
ty Jail Each one in the hands Of dep
uties. The court adjourned until Il
O'Clock Monday when chance win bl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

London, Doc 2S Turkeys reply to
the demands made several days ago
by the Balkan allies, as basis for
peace in southeastern Europe, will be
delivered today to the peace confer
ence in ST James palace Interest,
however, again has shifted from this
phase Of the situation and is now cen
tered on the question Of what are the
developments OF war action in the
Balkans
Il is well known that Turkey has
rot the least hope oi obtaining what
she win demand and also that she has
no intention Of resuming a war which
may result in further disaster to her
This aspect Of the situation seems
to receive confirmation from the fact
that several attempts have been made
unofflelally by members Of The Turkish
delegation to get the Montenegrin,
servlan and Greek delegates 10 recede
from the demand that Adrianople be
surrendered. promising IN return that
Turkey will not object to their respec-
tive enlargement territorially The
reports emanating from Constantine
pie that Bulgaria is negotiating terms
direct with Turkey are considered to
have as their basic purpose an attempt
to divide the allies
Representatives Of the Balkan
states. however, have resisted al
temptations placed iii their way and
today present as united a front as they
did the first day Of the NEGOTIATIONS
I and are just as determined as ever to
have their own way in concluding
peace
Instead Of diminishing excitement
is growing among The ser9ian and
/ Montenegrin delegates over what are
considered Austria's plans in the Bal
kans That the dual monarchy seems
determined to carry out these plans
| is considered to be proved by the fact
that she has not begun to demobilize
the big army she apparently called to
the colors. II is now considered GER
tain that at the resumption Of the am
bassadorial conference, January 2,
Austria will urge the representatives
Of europe to make the territory Of
autonomous Albania as large as possi-
BILE, Including in it Priesrend, Diacoya
/ and even scutari
Meanwhile. Austria is tempting
Montenegro by proposing IN exchange
/ gor Austrias support and the occupa
"A tion of scutari by Montenegro that
Austrias be given possession OF the
4 mountains dominating cattaro, which
thus would become such an impreg
4 nable navy stronghold as to make th'
Vienna government the real master o
h the Adriatic sea.
italy. the mower chiefly interested
opposes such scheme that gives he
:. rival the coveted supremacy on thu
It sea which once was considered yene
tian lake. Russia equally IS anxiou
"a prevent the Austrian project which
If successful, would stifle forever tn
J. Museovite ambition to obtain an Quite
IN the Adriatie
n Montenegro considers that tn
Al scheme would be fatal to lier very e'
n. istence as Scutari is the real soul q
h. the country while the loss Of th
1t mountains above cattaro, besides d.
a priving her Of a strong weapon agains
nt Austria, would put the country in Au
er trian hands. as from those mountain
cannon could dominate cettinje
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

nous vote cast for Brooks. This re.
suit was received with cheers by the
teachers who remained at the eonven-
ton hall to watch the election
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28
AWARDING
OF PRIZES
FINISHED
Large Crowd Attracted
by the Display Of
Fine Birds

Tonight marks the close Of the
Grady County Poultry show and with
the intense interest displayed up to
the late minute the show has been
voted indeed a success by officers.
owners and the populace in general.
who have attended Final scoring OF
the birds was completed late last
night and it was found that IN the Buff
Orplngton class the Galloway and Bry-
ant entries had tied for first place.
The show rooms viii be open all day
and tonight and to the laymau. now
y really the time to visit as the coops
are AL tagged with the ribbons 81 the
prize winners, giving definite informa.
ton as to Which bros have scored
highest
The entire field was swept by }. w.
McGhee with his Mammoth Branze
turkeys, the biz bird from bis pens
capturing every prize The ducks ere.
ated a great deal Of Interest and the
prizes were literally divided among
the entries. The scores follow
Indian Runner Ducks
a II Faipes, Commerce, Texas. first
pen second and fourth pair
VIM. Stacey Chickaeha. third pair.
Faun White
b. W Luknian, first and second pair
Robert Ilretz, El Reno. third pair
English Penciied
I'd + Johns chlckasha. first and
second pairs
Chicken entries capturing prizes not
Published yesterday
Buff Wysndotte
W. NJ stimson, Waurika, iirst. see.
ond and third pullat
ohode Island Reds
G. S. Brown. NARROW. first cock, first
pen, first pullet. second hen.
Robert Bretz. HI Reno, first ant
third pen, first. second third and
fourth cock. fourth pen.
D. Il. Miller chlckasha second anc
fourth eockerel. second ana third put
let fourth pen. second pen
J. II. venable. Chlckasna, first cock
erei
G. H. Hyde, chiokasha, third cock
erel and third pen
White Minorcas
Ben Morgan, chiokasha, first am,
third pullet.
Kendall Galloway, first second
third and fourth cockerel first an'
second hen. second and fourth puliet
first and second PEN
Partridge roeks-
r.. u. King. Chiekasha first oockerel
first. second aud third hen
Buff Rocks
W. c. Ilarwell chickasha, first coel
first pen
r. j. King, chickasha, first pulle
and second cock.
Buff Opringtons-
W. T. Bryant Chickasha, first an
third cockerel. first second and thlr
hen. tied with Kendall Cailaway f.
first cock
Kendall callaway first puileti thir
hen. tied with w p Bryant for firl
cock.
win Melton. ehickasha, second TIM
and fourth pullet ilrst pen.
T. 4. Kllgore, chiekasha seeor
cockerel
wnl owsley chickasha- foorl
cockerel
Black Minoreas-
Chas. Kemper. Chiekasha, first SC
ond. third and fourth coekefel iir
pullet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

! NEW SUITS IN SUPERIOR COURT
Maud Petty vs.. George B. Petty. di
vorce. Il. L. Grigsby
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-28

Confined On paee Three
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-30
AT THE GEM THEATER
MORE PRIZES TONIGHT

The program made a decided hit
last night and is pronounced by all
attending to be the best that has
been here in long time.
The Carpenters aerial gymnasts
offer a lot of new feats in the line
of trapeze art and received applause
for every trick during their act.
Irving Bodie, comedian Is very
clever performer and has several
good singing numbers and a good
routine of jokes His representation
Of VIM. Crane is very clever.
The Wells Brothers in singing
talking and banjo playing are fine
Their comedy and playing are eX-
ceptionally clever and they finish
their act with a medley Of songs IN
which they produce good harmony
The management win give away
tonight five sets OF seven piece ser.
vice sets to the holders of the lucky
numbers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-30
MOUND CITY


Miss Blanche Martin is visiting
Mrs Vorhees Coombes in Cairo
Mrs T. A Cannon spent Wednes-
day with friends at Cache. She
was accompanied home by Miss Anna
Gossett Of Cache, who viii spead a
few days with her
Charles Estes. of Wickliffe, Ky,
| is in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd have
|returned home from st. Louis
where they spent the past week.
R. D. Mathis, Henry Darragh
Walter Kittle and Harry Perks at
tended the fair at Anna Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Hargan, Of
valley Recluse We're in the city
Thursday enroute to Cairo, where
they spent the day.
Miss r., Barnett, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs l.. poindexter
Of First street, Left Thursday for hel
home in Wicklife, She was &C
companied by Miss Helen Wilson
who was her guest for the day.
w. T. Hayden, of Main street, ha.
purchased $325 carriage. He VIII
receive the vehicle today.
Miss Mamie Mathis, of America
is visiting Dr., J. T.. Mathis and fam
lily, of High street.
Mrs. Florence Malone, who has
occupied the Eichhorn residence
Turing the summer, has removed to
he Rouse homestead ON Main street
Mrs G. s. Britton and Misses Kate
Darraeh and Minnie Boyd spent
Thursday at the Anna fair.
Mesdames H. NJ. Palmer, Charles
Schuler, William Read, Fred Hood
and {. f. Richey, who attended the
Eastern Star chapter at Grand
chain Wednesday evening. returned
home yesterday. They were enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday morn
ing by Mrs George Eichhorn, at
Blum Heights. her summer home.
Mrs. Eichhorn had as her guest Mr..
and Mrs. John Trantham and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, of Paducah.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trammell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Zen Blum attend
cd the fair at Anna Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-30
WEDDING
.INVITA1TIONS
hskioNaby
EnSrovud.
You Can't AFFORD To nAGYcu
ORDERWHrM 0ilAfNrss Or FRO.
DUcTlpN Is The Thing STRNEDFuR
Rather IfAN The QulET ELEGANCE
MDSINcIADHERENd 1o(uRRIcT
SOCIAL FoRNWHIen ClARArTEE,
KESOUR WORK.
The
Bulletin
~ersrs rosHARWURISW.l 'v, /.
BIG FOUR OFFICIALS
HERE ON INSPECTION
OF LINES UTILITIES

A special train on the Big Four
New York Central linel hauled by
a big observation car arrived in
Cairo last night about O'Clock.
There were two officers cars in the
train occupied by Vice President J..
j Burnett, General Manager J. G..
VanWinkle, Supt. P. J. Maloney and
others. They We're making tour OF
inspection over the Cairo division
and terminals with view Of max
ing some Improvements. The train
left here over the Illinois Central
tracks at O'Clock for st, Louis
Conductor Asley of the Illinois
Central was pilot from here to st.
Louis in the engineers cab.