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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
chiorosornn Criminals Before shoot
ing Thcns-~E secutioners
Are Rad Shots.

LOUISVILLE. ny Persons con
demned 10 death 1T kaahinK. In the
province OF Chekianx. China, are
frat ehioroformed and then shot
This Is because the Chinese exe-
cationcrn. used so the sword. are
such bad shots they have caused
condemned men much suffering be
fore finally killing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
Says wife Sent Him 10 Chicken
Coop SO She Could Sheet Him.

HOSFORn PARK. Ind Samuel
ReiffeT has filed sui, for divorce.
alleging cruel and inhumAn treat
ment
lie says his Wife sent him 10 lock
the chicken coop. aud whil. he WIS
on the way took pot shot NJ him
and hlt him In the hack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
Portland. ore. sept. 10. isii.

v. '. Lang son. Portland. Ore. sept. ~. isii.
1en,i snsny
ssnsidsr that I e-s to you TO those vhs
are sfflietsd. . ststsssnt of ease.
Asd had that dreaded disease. tusersuios is OF
the 1vnss for and during five
spent all ssrninss and sssktng
the disssss reached
sinsn physicians had Informed that this cart
short. wasted TO skeleton. cough
and rstssd great deal OF blood and had
sivsn UP ell hores.
About March Let. 1911. attention wac called TO
purchased OF without
hopss 81 rsiisf The second nisht after began usng
Iaass Vendor sispt ssvndy eisht hours first nights
sAsst in month refused
worked inususiy sincs. and to-day
psrfsstiy healthy. This 10 what u. 90
BEETLES Of Lang Mineral Wonder hss dene for
Hov help but praise tv
Several usins vsndsr
doing tho in
Refer uish TO re-
Repeatedly yours.
0AesJG1,kss,s
lo11 M.1vuM
Price OF for package bottle
$500 for six packages or large bottles
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Baby Two Feet Away unhurt a.
Father Blows or Nis Head.

SANDYVii.I.E. o.--wesicy Dim
stead put stick % dynamite 10
his mouth and blew Oft his head.
the explosion tearing a hols Ia the
floor and partly dcmolishiug the
room
Ills 7.month.old baby. on a bed
Two feet away. escaped injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
loussy,sle Has First Asylum for
Aoncless piqecns.

LOUISVILLE. Ky fhis city hAA
The first asylum for homeless
pigeons in the country. u Is on the
cottage plan and accommodates
thousands. Ia the rear OF Col John
II MacauIey's theatre.
Col Macauicy noticed. after the
destruction OF many landmarks re.
Gently. that the ancestral homes OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
After 20 Years. Conscience Forces
Him to Pay Ten Cents

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W Va y
citizen of this place has sent TO the
federal treasury at Washington 10
cents 70 pay loF three cancelled two.
cent postage stamps he used forty
years ago.
He explained to Secretary Mac.
veagh In his letter that he sent 10
CENTS 20 make sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
THEATRE WEDDING

pretty theatre Wedding tooi
place IN the pariorH Of the Seattle
hotel Thursday. shcn William
y Funtalne. manager ~ the
MAY Robson company. was mar
ried TO Miss Pearl o. Linden. OF
East Portland The Rev. Mood X
stewart OF the Church OF the Eplph.
any oifleiat,d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
PIRATES ON
THE SOUND

sound pirates are believed TO
have stolen the launch OF Wade
hrothers. asi2 seth ave. few
days ago from It's mootlngs. This
morning the boat was found AT
ballard bay With the engine gone.
Several holez had been bored
through Ia sidva To sink Il. The
loss ~ several boats ON the Sound
lately Is believed 60 be the work
Of piratleai band.
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/.
WILSON IS
DENOUNCED


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May a.
Aiuld Wild cheering and following n
debate In which disorder and con
fusion were rampant. the auadren.
NAL general conference Of the
Methodist Epiecopal church adopt.
ed, by rising vote, a resolution
denouncing Secretary of Agriculture
james Wilson, ana feiiernting the
atfpths which were made upon him
49, he was made honorary chair.
mhtt Of the Brewers congress. The
declares that Ia. millions
of hfistlans urged Secretary Wilson
to- 9feline the honorary position.
but Shat their protest was ignored
except whom Wilson issued "friy-
olous and siereotypcd excuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
THE MARKETS

Ths following are shs avsraxs
ehaut. 10 tbs producers. Prices In
Ill cages are subiscs 70 variation.
recording 20 freshness and general
mxeaIlenaa. hu. these prices. uulsss
otherwise Indicated. are Tor ssrietiy
fgx. ana nuttsr--soifing Price
Native washington but -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04

Pop. wis are you 80 old faah.
toned IN your idcHsg
II must be hereditary. son. /
reniembcr asking my dad the same
question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
ODD BITS O'NEWS

legions OF pigeons wcre gone. and
the birds were fiylng abou, Devil
dcred. He Immediately started hts
asylum.
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The head OF my firm asked me
10 dino with him next Sunday"
Are You going7"
Cant tell yet. I'm looking him
up. Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
STATE DENTAL WAR
A GOOD THING FOR
THE PEOPLE

Do not compete with ehemp deu-
ss' WORK. but With the high priced
beHial Combine on quality Of work.
icF aifstheir price NJ Offices have
been located IN the Union Block. al
sis FIRST Avenue, for twenty years.
! myself. took charge o. the NJ
I'ses Inly Eth. 1901. when the Of
ices afforded practice enough for
ess dentist. and today require
'~r'se dentists TO serve my patients.
ay large practice. acquired by
careful methods and work guaran-
'eea' Was what brought the JEALOUSY.
shFy and wrath ~ the State Dental
Nemeine upon me they refused me
~ license and examined me on
m1t'ers and things unknown 20
n"h'al science and in manner 70
'epfise me Of &C. They thought
1eeanae they could not do work FOR
my price that IL could not be done.
isey forgot that the great volume
seHfhi work done %, my offices
'"'y mad 70 Yield me a small profit
eseh patient In order to make
~ income ample 10 satisfy me.
does not make any difference
.s'hsr u Is set Of teeth, a bridge,
s"'a or porcelain crown, a gold.
1877 enamel or porcelain nIIiag.
testament Of pyorrhen or your teeth
"asa' In fact my guarantee =
"' ana long years Of success
1879 NAT the people have en-
ssrsed my methods.
s"s save a dollar, I make a dollar
'"s Dental Combine will lose
w COLLARS when do your Dental
"hfe Of DSstisfs ON FIRST nv.
one door south of my offices,
-. '"ifste NY NAME 10 catch my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
SMITH sTlLL ON TITANIC JOB

NEW YORK. May g. Senator
Vim. Alden Smith If Michigan
chairman OF the United States sen.
ate subcommittee. which ~ inyee.
tiFating the wreck OF the liner II.
ianic. IN here today. lie examined
a Number Of survivors from the
TitmIe's nteerage passengers.
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WE SUCCEED WHERE
OTHERS FAIL
MATERNITY noms

In many cases We can SAVE
YOu an OPERATION. We have
ppened
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b connection with our SaBlfarium.
With graduated ObsfetFicsi nurse
b attendance
Consultation fire.. Charges less
ikar IN other hospitals. Come and
~ a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
Has Cured Hundreds Who Are
Willing to Give Experiences
TESTIMONIALS CONCERNING
THIS GREAT REMEDY.

We have on file at our office.
Sl7 Third ave. hundreds OF testi-
monials from those who have
been cured. which we will gladly
show any inquirers.
Read the following bona fide
unsolicited testimonials. which
are only samples Of the hundreds
that We have:
Portland ore. Feb. Z. 1919.
To those who are afflicted with
blood poison In any form. l wish
TO say my son had blood poison In
one Of his feet. the worst form.
and we had been doctoring him for
sis months and he received no
benefit whatever and was In
critical condition. We had almost
given him up and thought an
operation would have TO be per-
formed In order TO save his life.
as q running sore on thf diseased
foot was enlarging and others
forming on the ankle.
A friend told me OF I.ang's
Mineral Wonder and advised me To
try a bottle OF the black for blood
poison, and l did so and was
amazed at tho results OF the first
bath / gave the foot, as the pain
disappeared like magic aud he was
out OF danger at once, and was
cured In two weeks.
IT you doubt this consult me rcr-
sonally. believe the Mineral
Wonder will remove all germs
from the system, In short, words
can not tell the worth of the
mineral. Respectfully,
MRS. MADGE TAYLOR.
l7o Tenth Street
Portland. Ore. April 90. 1914
Lang's Mineral Wonder Company
Portland. ore.
Gentlemen ~ owe my life and
health to I.ang's Mineral Wonder.
! had been troubled for years with
an liberated condition of the
stomach. and at times had very
severe hemorrhages. ! was treated
by the very best OF the medical
fraternity of this city. Finally |
got TO such a weakened condition
was obliged 10 give up my employ
ment and was confined 10 the
house Went TO five different
doctors for examinations and was
pronounced incurAble without an
operation, and my chances very
slight for recovery even then.
Accidentally hearing OF your Won
der | decided TO give IL a trial.
Commenced using II on January
nth. IL gave me relief from the
very first dose, and In three weeks
was able to resume my work and
have worked continuously since.
My weight January nth was ia
pounds March II | had increased
to la u pounds. | eat well. sleep
well and apparently am In perfect
health. What more could | ask,
and to your water l owe my life.
Since my recovery | have talked
with n great many people who
have used your Mineral Wonder
and they all speak highly OF It.
Wishing you the success your
remedy deserves, l am.
Yours to command
w w. lIiMpSEN.
SEA East Ash st.
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v; tdwla Brown, D. D. S.
Seattle's Leading Dentist
7l3 First Avenue
Union Block

80 door south ~ Tic Postal Tele.
On, graph Building.
un,gs 'n'hks until 3 aud Sundays
lor people who work.
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Roui'ssll,r q ,Inder

SPRINGS, lbs. unoef
springs. over ips'''
Turseyg. i've ...s.... ,so =
gfsun .4.. 4.s. 49, f'f +f"*
paozters. live. III. ....
en~fna duckilng, .s.+.
pncks. live, 49,.
f1eeap - ffff
s.a.te don -. ..f... o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-04
LANG'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN
MINERAL WATER

Has cured OF tuberculosis Fully rs cent OF
hose afflicted who have tried this remedy have been cured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
PICNIC GROUNDS
AN EYE OPENER

There are not a great many who
are Mlly aware Of the natural beauty
Of the grounds where the Labor Day
picnic is TO be held next Monday. and
what delightful spot it IS for an out
ing Of this kind
Work is going along smoothly put
ting the last touch towards getting
everything in shape. The big steam
merry-go-round is up and ready to
whifi away many a charming moment
for the little kiddies, and 4aiAe ol The
bigger ones, and other attractions are
being rapidly placed
The stands are nearly all erected
and the general arrangement Of the
grounds for the purpose could not be
improved upon. There is no doubt
but that a great crowd will attend,
and those who do win have no cause
for regret
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
OWNERS CLAIM TEAMS
BURKE REFUSES TO GIVE UP

The teams and wagons captured on
the Meridian road between here and
Cement in booze raid some nights
ago are still in the possession Of
United States Marshal Thos Burke.
Mr.. Burke says it viii take an order
from a high federal official to seizure
the release of these teams.
Webb Neal, horse and mule dealer
81 this city, claims to own one Of the
teams and 0 NJ Burgett says he is
the owner Of the other one. AS yet
no legal action has been taken by the
alleged owners OF the outfits to re-
cover the property which is oonsii
cred in the same light as gambling
paraphernalia or bar fixtures used in
the operation Of an illegal joint
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
CONVENTION CLOSED
SUCCESSFUL MEETING.

The Grady County Sunday school
convention closed last night The en-
thusiastic spirit Of all the sessions
predominated through this last meet.
ing. Special music was rendered,
among which was the solo by Miss
Imhoff Mr.. Wolfinger and Mrs. Dowis
each gave farewell addresses that
drew the closest attention Of all pres
ent The election Of officers will oc-
cur at the next convention to be held
in January Though the organization
holds two conventions each year, Off
GERS will continue IN charge until ths
next convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
INDEFINITE REPORT OF
BIG MEXICAN BATTLE
Telegram bg united Prasa.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Aug 20 Indefinite rel
ports of Il big battle in Mexico which
nave reached the state department
stated that eighteen hundred rebels
who attacked Alamos. Sonora. were
defeated and lost oyer three hundred
in killed and wounded. 0rozeo IS on
Grating IN this neighborhood, and 1
Is supposed It Is lie who suffered the
defeat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Williams Grove. PA, Aug. l9.-Goy
Wilson vigorously assalled the tariff
before the state grange meeting here
this afternoon and said III part. 1T
is true chat low tariff duties have been
established on many products Of the
farm, but nobody seriously fears chat
the farmers o1 other countries would
successfully compete in the United
states markets with our home farm-
ers aua our idea Of the government
being a genuine partnership does not
exist in fact Under the way the
government has been administered il
has been ID the hands Of q few self.
constituted trustees. the partners have
seldom been allowed any voice In its
administration
Tine president of the Democratic
congress had old fashioned ideas 81
The benefits og protection 10 be derived
and passed the farmers free list bill,
but such changes did not comport with
/ Che ideas and plans o. the seifooHstt
tu3ed trustees, So the president vetoed
the bill He was right from his point
/ of view. for dc represented the trus
i tees ana not the people Ne shal
give the farmers good roads and bet
| ter transportation, and we intend tha'
all men shall be dealt with Justly ane
helped hnmanely, and that their chill
dren shall not be suffered to stun
their growth BY unkindly labor ant
/ the women shielded against eafryini
too long The cruel burden ol maieri
industrial work, and that the strength
Il Of men and women shall be safeguard
ed BY the proper sanitation and thei
lives protected by the proper sa9et
appliances.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
UNCLE SANS BOATS
IN MEXICAN WATERS.
Ielegram by mic pIesa.

Telegram by United Press
Mexico City. Aug 2g-The United
States viii have two gunboats tn Mex
lean waters in a few days, Ambassa-
dor Wilson has announced They Will
only make friendly calls, be said, but
Americans think Me1ic0's unsettled
condition had much TO do with their
coming.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
GOV. WILSON
TO STAY IN
The EAST
Telegram By United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug 29 Deter
mined to wrest Pennsylvania FROM The
Republicans Gov Wilson today con.
ferred with state leaders while en-
route % Williams Grove. near here,
where he this afternoon addressed the
farmers conference. 1t was generally
agreed chat Gov Wilson's efforts
should be confined 70 Maine Massa,
eAusetts, Pennsylvania, New York,
New Jersey and Ohio, because Of
Rooseyelfs big fight being made IL
the west
Gov Wilson's position on emigra-
tlon is outlined ia a letter 70 Louis
Il. Miller, editor OF the @Warheit,' in
which Gov. Wilson characterized De
mocracy as the originator OF the cpen
door policy ior immigrants, but scored
the steamship companies for forcing
immigration for their own profit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29

GreenYille, o.. Aug. 20. Mrs. Caro-
lyn Beers, who was arrested al Column
bus for an attack on President Taft
today, has been sufferer for several
moaths with a slight mental derange-
ment, according to her son-in-law,
Jo,.h Garyls, but has never before
shown any violent tendencies she is
aged 60 years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
JOHN WANNAmAKER is
REPORTED SERIOUSLY Ill


Telegram by United Press.
Philadelphia, Aug. .29.-John Wan-
namaker the merchant prince,ais seri-
ousiy III at his home here. Fie was
operated On for bladder trouble and
his condition is reported as very
grave His physicians will not discuss
the case and will give out no informa-
ton as to what the probable outcome
viii be.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29

The Democratic state convention
failed % en pa record Wednesday ln
favor 81 naming q candidate for state
examiner ana Inspector. after ~. M.
Naben Of Shawnee had introduced
resolution providing thai It was tho
sense ~ the Democrats oi tie state
That the name d candidate should
90 On the ballots. and the state alee.
ton board should mako provisions
therefor
Finally Judge Mahen withdrew his
resolution, tlc committee ou rules and
order 81 business. advising aitn me
district judges aho acted as mombers
IF the committee, having reported
thar there Il 10 vacancy which tile
convention bus the authority 70 fin
The report of tAe committee was
placed on file ana "a ,he discussion al
10 tho procedure necessary to place
the name 81 candidate far state ex.
aminer and Inspector 81 the ballot q
was decided 70 leave tha matter 81 to
ihe state election hafa through man.
daiaaa proceedings William ii Nar.
rat announced heiora aiialrnmeal
That tie board would be maadamusal
to place tbe name of candidate up8n
the ticket
iii the divine hoafs 81 she convention.
resolution e4Iilas 8pea Cos craea
is eall sueelal session 81 lha ieelsn-
iuhe for tho purpose 81 enactne le4.
lsiatlon Is oomhipe certain county of.
uees. Was defeated
Asa finale Is 4 long days proceed.
inaa Senator Robert u Owen was
given one 81 M most spontaneous
oysHoas eyar received ST. Il public man
IS Oklahoma 81 / state convention
and Is 4 snort address before TIE dele.
gates. he leaelatad them upon the
aogk taey lad accomplished and THE
ratification mteans IS fhe Democrats
81 Oklahoma adjourned a 1910
O'Clock. allal j most strenuous ss
alau
a minority ftH ou resolutions
brought tt by sam VI oBafe and
State senator jesse 81 Haiehetl pre-
elatata# sHe Hehs an tHD floor 81 iAl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
NOT so DEAD AS He
THOUGHT re WAS.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Joplin, Mo- Aug. 29 Coming here
IN mourning aad ii expectation oI find'
ing her husband dead, Mrs. john f.
Daniels Of Wellington, KAN found him
testilying at eoroner's inquest that
he himself was the man who fell from
a street car and was killed The wife's
grief quickly turned to fury She
rushed to his side and seizing him by
the shoulder accused him Of desert
ing her and then trying to give testi.
mony that would have led her to be-
lieve he was dead
Daniels, much subdued, left town
with his wife The identity Of the
dead man has not yet been learned
Daniels is a Frisco railway fireman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
She Is
AFTER The
PRESIDENT
Telegram by united Press

4CltbAdm ny JnAtc1 Aicah
Columbus, o., Aug. 29.--An attempts
ed attack on President Taft BY a sup
posedly insane woman, Carolyn Beers
Of Greenyilie, o., was made here today.
Sc was carrying two big pocket knives
when arrested, and said. i am the
presidents wits and am following him
to see If he is true to me ! have q
sacred knife TO give him. She car
ried s2e0 on her person, and tried to
crowd into the same hotel and eleva-
tor with President TAFT. She Insisted
that she is Mrs Taft President Taft
is the Centennial honor guest today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
WANT LIVING At LESS COST.


Telegram bys United Press
Berlin, Aug. 9a a-soeialist meetings
we're called at every important city in
Germany to demand the immea852ts
summoning Of an extra session 81 the
reichstag 10 provide relief from the
high cost Of living
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
TeIegram By Ualted Presa.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Aug 29.-Four hundred
blueiackets landed at coFinto from the
U. S. cruiser California today and are
policing the Managua railroad Two
thousand marines and sailors will bc
mobilized in Nicaragua by next week.
President Tafts orders recalling the
tenth infantry at midnight last mgnt
had salutary effect on the rebels.
It is reported BY Minister Wetzel that
the insurgents have stayed under
cover. Isolated cases OF looting are
reported, however, but no further out
RACES have been committed on Amer
leans since the landing Of the ma
rines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
MEXICAN REBELS ARE
coURTlNc SERIOUS TROUBLE.
TaIegram bg unltea PEsss.

Telegram by United Press.
Douglas, Ariz., Aus, 29.-Unless Ma
dero resigns by September Il all
Americans In Mexico win be KILLED, Is
the reported threat Of the rebel leader
campa. and said that his troops viii
deyaatate the whole state of Sonora
one hundred Americans in the Eltici'
mining camp are facing an attack b
three hundred rebels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29

On Board President Taft's Train,
Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 30. President
Taft last night rescinded his twelve
hour old order, directing the immedi-
ate dispatch from Panama to Nicara-
qua Of the tenth infantry From bis
private car III the Rochester yards, the
president wired to the acting seere-
tary Of war to recall the order A
Sufficient force Of marines, the presi.
dent said would be in Managua and
Corinto early next week to insure the
safety Of American lives and property
The presidents action came at the
close Of a day spent largely in consid-
ering kilograms from state, war and
navy department heads in Washing
ton. The president expressed last
night to friends ON his car the benel
that there would be more than 2G0l
United States marines on Nicaragua
soil by Tuesday A long telegram lasi
night from the commander Of the
United States gunboat Denver IN Mica
raguan waters, declared that the in
surgent leaders had given assurances
that they viii open the line Of com
munication from C0rinto 70 Managua
THE Niearaguan government itsel
asked for assistance from the Unitel
i States and stands ready to aid +
opening the railway line to the coas
from the capital,
The message to the president sal
that the rebels possess five locomC
tives and the government five Al
/ ten Of these may be put at the dispose
/ Of the United States, il necessary. Ih
recall Of the order for the dispatch {
the tenth infantry followed the reeeiI
of this telegram from the Denver.
The president did not conceal ii
anxiety over conditions IN che Centri
American republic. IN Managua an
corlnto and other towns the situatio
is not now especially dangerous
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
LEARNING HAD HABITS
LATE IN LIFE
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Danvne, ILL.,. Aug. 29-Henry Har-
baugh celebrated his l07th birthday
recently by learning to smoke, taking
his first cigar after a birthday dinner
given by relatives He was born in
1895 and has lived in this county all
his life.