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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-03


foe4anasne our statement Of condition. People who
enfFust gheir money a bank, should know something
uf ia financial strength
aliAl4zEB STATEMENT or coNDmoNee
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Chickasha, Oklahoma.
AT the Close 81 Business February 20 1917.
ASSETS.
Lean. .aa Discount. .............. ...s 4ss5oe7s
ris s amount q money We have ave ] loaned ou on In
stack. % sas a1s %.rSsas apsI's' o. os bonus m ssnsas
This the amouat q money haze invested t in sosEsi
Bin. 'f of ssobsas ssSbs q pa5 on soao co@on ~ 24a
the Of money we have loaned on COZ
ton. payable demand
4o4ls4
sboge the amount standing credit dislike
oerdrait account and ordinary business transactions
United circulation 1O0oc1oo
This the amount Of money ye have invested @ din. IN United United
are II crcuiadon like amount
hand.. 1s0OauO
This the amount Of money We have have invested in @ United
this time amounting to 100000
states 100000
This The amount Of money We have on deposit win the
notes vhe forwarded the United States Treasury for
Cash on hand ...... .......... ... ...... 707s4ot
ana ln' safe is sn' amount V n'0 = ''''' -" = 0'
Cash Win banks ........... wv. .. Ill. 1e222s9t
This ID the amount we have deposited banks in
York Chicago St Isus and Kansas City TlIs plus The
able cash.
Total Asset. ................ ...... s9asaoa7
Capital stock Fully Paid ....... s2oOOOOoO
d divided into thousand shares OF 10000 each,
fully paid by the stockholders Of this bank
surplus oUOUuOO
This represents portion o. earnings profits from
business which has been set additional work
Undivided Profits INsf ......... 14ii7S
This is the amount OF net profits hand after
paying all running to date
Circulation .... ... III. ......... 100000
This is the national bank OF this bank consisting
five, ten twenty, fifty and hundred dollar bills
circulation.
Individual Deposits .,.......... ....... IT.. IN. 449ssf2s
This is the amount customers deposited with
subject to
Bank Deposits ............... -. m 7s4244
This Is the amount twenty Oklahoma
have deposited with this
United states Deposits .fO000e
This Is the amount the United ssss deposited with
this bank
RESERVED Tor idNes 2Jf1B3
This is tho amount aside to be paying
ioa Lapiuee 892,B89O
the
F l. sLUsHER, Cashier.
The above figures the condition of this bank We invite
all desiring liberal banking
nechonS. No excessive loans-no borrowed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-03

you SHOULD eArRoNlzr THE
HOME MeHcHANTs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-03

FEBRUARY 60 lsla
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-08

Lou woodrang-
S. A Hackley.
T. L. Emerly.
Oliver Amos.
W. c. Gilbert.
omer Owens.
H. L. White.
T. A Gilray.
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MORE F. & c. C.
TRACK WASHED
OUT YESTERDAY

The Florence and Cripple Creek
railroad received another black eye
the first OF the week when about a
hundred yards OF the track was wash
ed out about a mile from Victor. The
track was carried OF down Wilson
creek and hardly a trace of 1t could
be found
The curve Just out of Hollywood
was the scene OF the washout and the
big fill there that crosses the creek
was taken away as prettily as If
large force Of men had accomplished
the work
wall of water about twenty-five
feet high. said an eye witness OF the
cloudburst. struck the mountains ami
rushed down a big draw about half
way between Hollywood and Alta
Vista In addition a heavy hail storm
followed. Crowds from Victor went
out to the scene Of the washout and
many Of them picked up hailstones IS
large as a mans fist Hundreds OF
hail stones as large as a plum were
also seen.
Superintendent Briggs OF the bridge
department OF the road said that the
damage woul run in the nelghborhood
OF about $500. The fill was a hun
dred feet long and about forty feet
deep and it was discovered that ii was
gone by train and gang OF laborers
who we're going 20 Adelaide to start
into repair the washout OF about a
week ago which put about 2.500 feet
OF track out OF commission.
The Florence and Cripple Creek
turns big curve up the draw and
crosses the canon after which IL goes
directly into Alta Vista The canon
was formerly spanned by high trestle
bridge but of late years it has been
filed with Stag and rock from the DIFF
ferent mines close by thus making Il.
supposedly. washout proof. II was
considered a perfect foundation for
the track The rain that caused the
trouble was the worst that has visited
Victor and vicinity in a long time and
1t might have done more damage ~
the track. but fortunately 1t could on
ly touch the track in just the one
place.
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New Pavement In Alley.

BIDS have been asked by the city
council for a pavement to be laid in
the Main street in the alley between
Sixth and Seventh streets. that =.
from the Palace drug store block to
and including the Denton Hotel block.
This Improvement has been contern-
plated for sometime because OF the
bad condition of the alley. 1t is full
of chuck holes caused by poor dram
age OF water. The alleyway between
Fifth and sixth streets that was paved
about year ago has proven that pave
ment is the only remedy for the bad
condition and for this reason the ad-
ditional Improvement is to be made
Eventually all of the alleyways will
be paved. The work viii be doae
gradually until every alley back OF
both sides OF Main street will be n
broad smooth highway free from mud
holes and unnecessary dirt.
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TORNADO" WILL Be
AT CHEYENNE SHOW

Tornado. the famous broncho. and
the hardest animal to ride in this
western country. winner OF many
broncho busting contests. viii so 10
Cheyenne for the festivities to be held
there August Il. 10. ls and II. Torna-
do is owned by Edgar Faulkner.
or all the aggravating. quivering.
and bucking pieces of horse flesh in
this wild and woody west" Tornado
certainly is entitled to plenty OF con-
sideration. He is veritable volcano
when he gets started and never stops
see-sawing up and down until his
riders ribs are feeling like a raft "a
an open sea
He Is a big sorrel nag with a twist
and buck for every inch of hide
He is a dynamo OF energy and the
men that ride him would stand as
good chance to stick on creased
lightning. Several Canon City boys
have ridden him at times and they
always delight when in contest to
pick him for their trial
Charles Mckinley. who won tho
worlds championship last summer.
will take the animal with him this
week.
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PROF. OSBORN TsLkS
EDUCATION AFTER
SCHOOL DAYS

"Wednesday afternoon az $50 Dr.
Osborn OF Colorado University ad-
dressed about af,y interested people
on "Hox % Continue Ones Eduea-
ton After Regular School DAYS Are
over" Professor Osborn travels over
the state .a the interest o. the Uai-
vsrsity and this phase OF the work
IS his particular mission. He talked
enIighteninsiy on what a university
education is and what i stands fo..
in way OF rreface.
During tle greater portion OF his
talk. however. DR.. Osborn showed what
was meant by education after school
DAYS. He termed it ~insplratlonal
recreation University and college
men. after they leave the atmosphere
OF study and learning and get down
to the STEADY grind of business life.
ordinarily forsake studying OF any sort
and absorb themselves in the monot-
ony OF their business or profession
This action tends to make them men
of little activity In the world OF book
reading and supplementary education.
Life to them becomes nothing more or
less than a workaday world.
DR.. Osborn contends that IL man
takes up studies to his liking as his
hobby and his recreation he will soon
find that his mind is more alert and ac-
tive and that his ability increases and
his ideas on various subjects become
brosdened and more intelligent.
He cited several examples OF men
who employ their brains a great deal
In professions and In business life.
who have found that they must have
mental recreation and get It by en-
ploying their spare moments in the
study OF science or art or some other
educational line that proves = help
10 them.
Dr. Osborn explained what tho Uni
versity OF Colorado was doing h tue
vay Of helping people outsids the uni-
vsrsssy To psrsss certain Studies
wAieA sAAy have . sssssnsv sse. n
psavse Asrs = . lalnas sasb Sssalsa
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MOVING NOUN
TAIN IN CRIPPLE
CREEK DISTRICT

The county commissioners OF Tel
Ter county haze a mighty hard time
with a moving mountain. During the
food some time ago which washed out
the F.. & c. c. the mountain moved
about twenty feet and covered up the
county road leading to Canon City
to the depth OF about twenty feet The
commissioner at once recruited a
gang OF men and set to work to clear
up the large body OF earth so that the
road would once more be ready for
teams.
They completed the work in about
three days Everything went Lovely
until the last storm which filled Grip
pie Creek and Victor and other towns
in the district last Tuesday. The
heavy sheet OF water that fell at that
time caused some more OF the earth
TO become losssned and the mountain
moved several more feet again cover
ing the county road to a depth o;
about twenty-five feet this time.
The commissioners again set a larg-
er gang Of men at work 70 clear up
the dirt and ~ once began devlsing
some scheme 20 keep the mountain
from moving any more. II is tho first
difficulty OF the kind that has been
experienced in the District and the
men are somewhat at a loss to knov
what to do.
The big bnmp Is near the portal OF
the famous Roosevelt tunnel and il
Is said that Il has moved at leas; six
times In the past year. although il
has never caused any trouble until
trst recently The nervous disposi-
ton OF the freak Is certainly diseoa-
certing to the commissioners and they
are puzzled d, It's antics.
People goinz from here 10 Grippe
Greek and from Cripple Creek down
here have some difficulty in getting
through. 1t seems as II Mother Earth
and the elements are determined -
cut Canon c-y and Cripple Greek out
OF close torc1 with each other.
II will take about a week and a hal:
to place the county road in condition
again. It Is thought
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Great Time at Howard.

The box social given at Howard hall
Wednesday evening was really an sx-
tensive AFFAIR. Its success was pro-
nounced- a program. musical and lit
erary was rendered by a number os
talented young people. The musical
selections. vocal and instrumental.
were given by Misses Heldeihon. Vail
and Mesdames Jones. Smith and Per-
kins Mr.. Emile. a reader OF exeep-
tlonal ability. gave readings and &c
sponded TO several encores. The very
attractive boxes we're sold at 50 cents
each and these were heartily enioye
with chance partners. assigned by the
disposition OF boxes. The proceeds
from the sale Of boxes were generous
" given the pastor who has 50 faith
fully filed the place OF pastor %
these people for some time without
compensation. Mrs L l. Freeman.
wto so ably carried out this success
full AFFAIR. Is not only to be oongratd-
lated. but commended for her efforts
In so worthy cause.
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GRAND TRUSTEES TAKE
OVER REAL ESTATE HERE

The Grand Trustees OF Colorado (
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
met this afternoon in business session
at the lodge rooms and the forty acres
on North Fifteenth street purchased
by the lodge for the site of the Odd
Fellows home were formally trans
ferred to the Odd Fellows lodge.
The trustees are: Judge Joseph
hewitt OF Buena Vista: C. W. Erdlen.
Salida; Mr.. Charles Mum. ouray; Mr..
A ST. Clair. Denver. Nr. A. K Donath
of Fort Collins. They were taken to the
site this morning aad made further
Investigation They reported them
selves as being immensely pleased
with the location and think II by far
the best choice in the state TIE men
we're also shown about the city and
told Of the resources and advantages
that are here.
This noon they we're guests at g
luncheon at the Denton Hotel tender
ed them by the business men and
prominent Odd Fellows The affair
was mostly OF a get acquainted na.
ture and little business was discuss
ed.
Plans for the new building have l.
ready been drawn and construction
work will in all probability be started
this fall.
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THE .PROGREssIyE- PARTY.

IL the individual. man or woman.
who uses Foley Kidney Pills for back
ache. rheumatism. weak back. and 9TH
er siiney and bladder Irregularities
Robert w. Herter. LAwrencevilie. Mo-.
says: II n,ok three bottles Of rolsy
Kidney Pills and got . permanent
cure They are healing. strengthen
ing. tonic. and quick to produce ben
ssciai results. Coatain no harmful
drues- Never cola IN bulk Pat up y
tvs s,sss n ssale4 hs<ssss. - BsAa-
- 4 yS,lsv DoslnsA ~ 0als ~
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-08

on the university idea which meets
every SO often and dIscourses differ
ent phases of social science. At inter-
walls a professor goes to Denver from
Boulder and addresses the club on a
subject which they designate. All
members OF the club have long ago
passed from the haloed walls OF their
alma mater and are studying social
science and other things as a recrea-
ton from their regular profession or
business.
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Sends riah 10 Friends.

DIR. Wilson Pearson, who. with his
family are camping and fishing
on Taylor river near Almont.
sent a shipment of nne trout this
morning to numerous friends In Canon
city. He kindly remembered some Of
the Record force and thereby placed
himself high on the roll OF honor -
tho drst man to take the Initiative
this season. The doctor states thas
the fnenbers Of the camp are hAv1Ag
IL great time and that the nshing -
|sseting esttsr right sloae. HlgA -
naAAy vaAsr sAnss1 srsas lsas -
tFsssss = Asue =
r.
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PAY CAR WILL BE No MORE.

When the employees Of the D. & r
C. who live in and about Canon City
come TO get their checks on the fon--
teenth Of August they Will no; have
to walt until the pay car arrives.
This old fashioned Institution and
custom Of other days has been aban-
doned-
Hereafter the checks viii be sent
TO the d 4 r. C. agent al each sta
ton and be viii distribute them to
the various employees No more will
the little sol and the rather ancient
pay car with It's regiment o; guards
and its payrnaSter come putting into
Canon City amid a throng o:.waltlng
employees anxious to get their
checks. II Is one OF the old. old meth
DDS OF early railroadiag that has re-
NAMED coidiy Indifferent to the new
system Of things and the new ana up
to-date methods by which a railroad
OF today Is conducted
Eastern railroads have long ago
discarded the pay car way Of giving
their employees their due They all
pursue the method Just adopted by the
RIO GrAnde. The d. q r c. has held
steadfastiy to the pay car through
It's many years OF existence but the
new regime. progressive and eeonom-
loal. thought IL more advantageous
and safer to let each agent be an as
slsiant to the paymaster
The engine sol that has pulled n ;
pay train for so long will perhaps be
relegated to the scrap hear. 1t has
been In service ever since the DEN
yer and Rio Grande was built and
after II became too small TO handle
the big passenger tralns that were de-
manded by the increase of traffic, IL
was placed in suburban service out
Of Denver. on the famous Uncle San,-
my" run. II pulled that run for per
haps twenty years. and even at las,
became inadequate for that service. so
II was placed on the pay car. what
might be called a "pensloner" job.
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MAY START UNIyER-
sITY CLUB HERE

Prof. @. c. Sherwood and others are
interested In the organization OF a
University club here for social and
education advantages. II Is the plan
TO gather as many college and univer-
sity men In the town as would care
to join such a club and perfect an
organization known as The University
Club or some other suggestive title.
The club would be mostly social In
character and purpose but It Is
thought that certain evenings could
be set aside for little discussions Of
topics OF an educational nature. The
club would be big help during the
long winter evenings and II enough
interest 10 manifested the club may
~ organised In the course OF the nsxt
ndaAA Or two.
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The float representative delegates
% Salida August BAR are:
E. A. Bradbury.
Fred Riede.
Frank McFarlane.
VIII Esser.
J. F. Marr.
Phil Sheridan.
H C. CatiIn-
Allen Bell.
Eli Elrod.
B. F. Kindig.
W. Schroeder.
H. S. Scranton.
H. NJ. Fox.
John oMaIley.
J. ". Bugbee.
DR.. F. r Moore.
Gus Ludwick.
D. D. spalding.
d. s. Jones'
z. r. Tucker.
Vim. C. Gilbert.
o. p Owens
T L. Everly
Oliver Amos.
John r. Murray.
Percy Noble.
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COUNTY DE-
MOCRACY MEET
AT ROCKvAlE

he largest crowd Of Democrats that
ever gathered in one place in FIRE.
mont county before in a long time was
present yesterday at the county assem-
by held In the auditorium at Rock
vale HAmony was present in capi-
tol letters and there was very little
trouble of any sort
The assembly was called TO order by
County Chairman Joe Burkhardt OF
Florence, w. B. Rowland was elected
temporary chairman. A. II. Davis as
sistant. Clarke Cooper was made sec
retary. The tempory organization was
made permanent
Immediately afterwards resolutions
were offered reaffirming the devotion
Of the Fremont County Democracy 10
the principles OF Democracy as es.ab-
IishA by the Baltimore platform. The
Democratic national ticket and the
present state administration were en-
dorsed.
Resolutions were passed unanimous
ly Endorsing Joseph II. MAupin for
governor instrucilng the delegates for
him 10 the state assembly. 4 county
ticket was nominated and the voting
at Tines was close and exciting. The
following Is the ticket nominated;
senator-w. V. Thornton. Florence
rs: Allen Bell. Canon City. 81.
representatives,. V. Hackiey. Pen
rose
Clerk and Reeorder-c. a Llnkln.
Canon City.
Treasurer-Afred Durfee. Flor
enee. SiAke Rogers. Florence. G. r
Tanner. Canon City. J. p. Mari. Canon
City.
sheriff-Joo Esser. Canon City. John
cbete'st. Canon City. George colum-
bia. Florence. Nike Blythe. Canon
cisI
Assessor. W. Augustine. Canon
City.
Superintendent OF sehOols--Mabsl
cursSn. Canon City
County Judge-Ken, l. Eidred. Can
on City.
suryeyor-Harrnon Minor. Canon
City.
coroner-Dr. W. c. Stevenson. Flor
ence.
Commissioner First Distrlei-w A
Chapson. David J. Houston. W II
LAGranEe
Commissioner Third Distriet-w. 4
Pigg. W. A. Alexander.
. Resolutions.
The Democracy Of Fremont county
In assembly convened hereby reaf-
firm devotion to the principles OF De-
rpoeraey as enacted by the Baltimore
platform. and We congratulate our
selves. and the people OF this country
upon the selection Of Woodrow VIII
son I'd Thomas II Marshall to be the
next president and vice-president OF
the United States.
Rssoived. that we heartily endorse
thd t)emocraiic state administration
under whose auspices on rs;ate gov
ernment has been ably. economically.
peaceably conducted In the Interests
of the people. and under whose guild
ance our laws In the interest of the
masses and OF popular government
have been enacted
We point with pride 10 the effioien-
CT industry and economy with which
our Democratic local officers have
performed their dutics. and ~e com
mend the progressive principles OF the
Democratic party to the consideration
of the peoIk.
Endorse Maupln.
Resolved. that this assembly Of
Dcmocrats-the largest ever held IN
Fremsnt county--rccognizing the fact
that the candidacy OF Hon. Joseph II.
MaupIn for tho Eoyernorship has
:
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ways for the right; his independence
and freedom from all undue infiu-
ences; his popularity among all
classes of people; and. lastly. his fit
ness for and ability to fill the office
of governor should make him pre-
eminently the choice OF the Democ-
racy of the state.
II il unnecessary for the Democ
racy OF this county to Instruct It's del
egation for General Maupin. as the
sentiment for him Is so overwhelming
that the delegation would be unani-
nous in its choice for him without be-
Ing bound by an instruction. But this
assembly. tor the sole purpose OF
making known to the Democrats OF
the state at large It's great zeal and
intense interest in his candidacy. does
hereby instruct its delegates TO the
State assembly TO cast the full voSe
OF Fremont county for the Hon. JOS
eph H Maupin for governor.
This assembly also Instructs its DEL
egates to the congressional assembly
to heartily cooperate in the promo
,ion Of his candidacy.
AUGUST PEAsE.
GEO II. WILKES.
ALLAN BELL.
THos. L. EvERLY.
W. V. THORNTON.
The delegates selected to the state
assembly to be held in Pueblo August
9th are. and the congressional assem-
bly, to be held in the same town Aug
ust 7fh. are:
State.
J. W. Burkhardt
F. A. Moore.
p. A. sutorious.
T. cavanAugh.
Z. L. Beversiock
A D. McFaIl
T. ~. Harding. Jr
J T. sehwelgert-
Lee MIicher.
J. T. Locke
Clarke Cooper.
W. II. Trout
Allen Bell
Phil Sheridan.
wm- Gilbert.
". b Rowland.
L. Job.
Theo. Champion.
James Cody.
John Wright
l.. A. Patccr
W r. Alfred
Mabel curran.
Lou woodrang
/. NJ LiiE
Second Congressional.
C. II. Waldo.
II. p. coranton.
Joe Lloyd
y. Mcconnell.
W. V. Thronton.
Dr. F. Il Moore.
a. Durfee
]. Roberts.
J. Esser.
F. Curtis
A Pcase.
J. MacDonony.
c. II. Duncan.
Lee Morrison.
Kent L. Eidred.
Fitzgerald.
W. II. LAGrange
Geo. p. Max
W. C. BagIey.
I. Dit.
W. II. Pigs.
VIM. II. Moiino.
Richard ooodhead.
J. ). cogan.
s. A. Hackley.
rho daiaxates 10 the judicial assem-
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Endorse Maupln.


Resolved. that this assembly OF
Dcmocrats-the largest ever held IN
Fremspt county-rccognizing the fact
that the candidacy of Hon. Joseph II.
Manpin for tho Eovernorship has
swep this county with unanimity OF
fcslihg an denthusiasm never befort
exhibited in the history of the county
for a candidate for a state officc-de-
.ir,Sio present to the Democracy of
the state the name Of General Maui
min "a N choice for governor. He Is
now. = be has been for many years
| past. one Of our foremost citssns and
.sst faithfui Dsmocrass. he 10 nos
|osiy prosrsssivs In bis political views
bue llkswiss progfsssivs IN svssytAlss
eAsE tsals - " sS-ssi,Aias q sAs
uaaGs e osissaaA n ~ slanAlas
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