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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
BIPLANES CLASH
IN AIR; z KILLED

Douai, France, June 10 Captain
Dubois and Lieutenant Albert PeiE-
nan, officers Of the French army and
airmcn, We're killed this morning
when their biplanes collided in mid
air and crashed to the ground
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
MILLION WORDS HANDLED
FIRST DAY CONVENTION

Chicago, June IA million
words were handled by telegraph
companies the first day of the con-
vention. This breaks all records for
outgoing dispatches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
Hadley and Watson in
Long Debate on Form
er's Motion.
SOME HOT EXCHANGES
Finn Rebuked by Chairman
Root and Forced Back Into
His Seat.

Convention Hall, Chicago, June 10.
-KeuOmIuaf.p a: !ats. nomination
OF Roosevelt, OI nomination OF d Third
candidate.
These were the possibilities most
prominent when r., republican con-
'eu'Cu IerOUtcu,I today In view o.:
yesterday. experience and the prom
d., OF a Strenuous g-ar over renew
al OF t4e Roosevelt followers enort
10 replace tH. names uf o. TAFT dele
gates with those friendly 10 the col
uuel the eas.g prusu.r. was faa. all
today would D. spent .u another oi-
fort 20 change the present convention
roll.
POLICE ~ HAND EARLY.
10 this matter is disposed of iu
time. committees viii be appointed
and probably br.e. night session Viii
%, held az which only routine Uusi-
ness Viii be transacted
The police early took possession OF
the Coliseum auI prepared Tor the
crowd. For time lt looked as If
telegraph instruments would lie idle,
for hundreds OF reporters. operators
and messengers HuIa unable 10 gain
anW.uauDg aDsa.s. of miAuu iu the
'gsing 90 accept those issued Tuesday.
The matter "ss finally arranged and
tGo ucwspap,H workers entered pre-
pared for the day aorK.
NHsiN,E on sgfrSuJsNg.>s.
The nervousness that characterize
tI fUt DU#T|T. f# f.t IrUsYr.t#rT ..--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19


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b.eI''Iea 10 "all "i'I i'ua!-
PLEADS FOR PRINCIPLE.
HaaIoy LEFT the details Of the con,
tested cases TO other speakers. and df.
ter paying tribute TO Roosevelt plead
thar personalities De LETT out and the
question decided upon the question of
princiylC.
Had.ey Was followed by W. T. Dow
ell Of Washington. who argued in ia.
vur Of Ihc Taft delegates from Wash.
fngtou seated bv rhs committee He
said il was utterly false that m,
state of Wasb.urroD ever was carried
for Roos,rs,. ..
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Quoted figures n show Taft's yot.
was small
j Allen was CHALLENGED 10 saw wheth.
or be intended to SUPPORT the nom
irec Of the convention. He said b,
would "ou on, condition his
nomination IS not accomplished by
fraud and thiyyory"
Great uproar. cheering ard angry
shouts followed
mEMENNAN IL HEARD.
senator Homeuway Of Indiana fol
lowed Allen. lie spoke against th,
IIadley motion. lie said that Of J.
members Of the national committee
protesting against the committee
roll "h but TWO h"u beeh rcIre'
y nom the committee 'nlS year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
Call TO Banks.

Washington, June 19.-The CON
troiier Of the currency today issued a
call for statement of the condition
Of national banks at the close Of bus
mess June IA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
AN INQUIRY INTO
BRIBERY CHARGES

Washington, June Representa-
tive LItiston has prepared TesOlI-
uon calling for congressional iEyes-
tlgEfion Of charges OF bribery at the
republican national convention, and II
is said. viii submit II 70 the house
on MS return from New York in a day
or tWo,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
13 men DEAD IN
A MINE IN WEST

Trinidad Col, June 19.-Thirteen
miners are entombed and believed
dead as a result of an explosion in the
Hastings mine shortly after midnight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today 10 noon tomorrowD
sun sets 7:33, rises 4:2s Evening
stars: Mars. Jupiter. Mercury. Morn
ing stars: Venus. Saturn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
AMRASSADOR VOICES OPTIMISM.

convention was animated enough, ii
proved a wearisome afternoon Vic
tor Rosewater. who in his capacity
as national chairman, presided over
the preliminaries, is not forcible
character. He is small in statue, has
a weak voice, and the proceedings
under his direction followed very much
the lines of a poorly umpired ball
game. II was tiresome in the extreme,
with everyone in the vast throng that
filled the Coliseum in a constant state
of expectancy that something was
going to happen. There was an ever
pervading feeling of suppressed excite
ment. Rosewater. meanwhile had
merely TO carry out program in
which he had been thoroughly re-
hearsed. Surrounded by a corps Of
the best parliamentarians in the coun-
try, he had but TO listen 10 the prompt
ings when new questions came up,
pound his gayel energetcally and de-
clare the majority of the motions from
the ROOseveItians out of order" So
it dragged along through the speeches
bearing on the nominations for tenn
poraTy chairman until the election Of
Root When the New York statesman
took the gayel more life was put into
the proceedings, and from this on
things viii 20 with more dash and
perhaps greater fury.
Il was evident from the first that
the national committee controlled the
noise" The galleries were carefully
packed, with leaders stationed here
and there TO start the barking, and
when that barking broke lose all else
was lost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19
Government Has Plans
for Capture of Juarez
and Chihuahua.
AN AMERICAN WARNING
0rozCo Is Advised of Possible
Consequences of Firing
Across Border.

Juarez, Mexico, June 19.-Dfstinct
tension is manifest here over the news
of the latest government plans TO cap,
ture this town and the city of Chihua-
hua the only important rebel points.
The approach OF big federal columns
from the state of Sonora makes il OBJ
yious fighting will occur close TO the
American border within few days.
That American officials are expect
ing an engagement is indicated by
correspondence made public between
Colonel Z. Z. Steever, commander OF
the department of Texas, and Pascual
mander-in-chief and head of the Juarez
garrison.
CAUTIONS AGAINST FIRING.
Colonel Steever cautions the rebel
commander that in case of an enCoun-
ter at JuareZ you must so conduct op.
erations as not to bring any part OF
the territory of the United States un.
der your fire; the use of bullets,
shells. shrapnel, bombs or other pro,
jectles or explosives by either of the
cOntending Mexican forces in such a
manner as to endanger life or property
within the limits of the United States
feannot be permitted"
The rebel reply sent by Colonel Or
ozco says in part:
although the American govern
ment, trampling ostensibIy the neutral
ity laws, orders you to sustain with all
efficacy that bunch of mercenary Ma
deristas' that are acting in FL Paso.
assure you that We will try in every
possible way to meet the conditions OF
your communication but without prom
( Using to do il in case the American au
/ thorities sanction the passing to this
/ side of the Maderista troops, which
publicly are being organized in F.
Paso under the direction of the Mexi
can consul. Z. c. LlOrente."
/ AMBASSADOR VOICES OPTIMISM.
! New York, June 19-HenTy Lane
Wilson, American ambassador 10 Mex
/ leo, will spend the next few days in
| New York City. He has been in Wash
/ ington on official business, and or
reaching New York gave out the fol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19

Speaking Of the exposure Of the
attempt Of the Roosevelt followers
20 bribe southern delegates. Z west
erner remarked last night in the lob
Dy OF the Congress hotel, the steam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19

ana delegate. shouted at English The
latter yelled back: Liar! Liar! Liar"
and started towards Dye Others
seized the two men and kept them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19

The real doings are expected from
this on. II Roosevelt appears in per
son in the Coliseum the convention
is very apt 10 be confounded in more
ways than one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19

While he opening session of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-19

And everybody is trying to find the
doors where J. II. Miller and p. J..
Cary are doing service as assistant
eTEsantS-at-aTms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
About People
Movements o. individuals 20 and
From the City.

X. c. Beahl. representing the Ma
riettA Water L Power Company. Was
business caller il the city yester-
day
Charles Neuhardt. Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. Is spending a few days the guest
Of relatives on the Island
Hon. John Hays. Republican candi-
date for the legislature from belmont
county. was a business visitor In the
city yesterday.
Attorney ". W Cowen. o. 81
Clairsville. vas business visitor In
the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Woods. OF Parkersbure
Is the guest Of friends on me Island
Harry Corners. % the South Side
Is The guest OF relatives In Mans
field. O.
Squire John Sidebo;tom. % ST
Clairsviile. was business visitor in
the city yesterday
Charles Madden. general manager
OF the West Virginia Traction & Flee
trio Company. spent Yesterday In Chill
licothe. o. on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Cox and family.
.of Woofsdale. will leave n n Few days
for Phoenix. Ariz. where they will
spend the winter
W +. Stone and W Rownd. OF
the firm Of Stone q Thomas have re-
turned from New York city. where
they mixed business with the worlds
series championship games
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J Watkins and
family. OF South Penn street wNl
leave IN a few DAYS for Alkaline. ".
Va. where they will spend severa!
weeks
Harry Smith. Dicl, Aherlns Sam
Dorf and Thomas HAYS are the guests
Of friends IN Weston
Miss Hattie Abel OF Norgan'own. IL
the guest OF relatives on the Island
John X Iiller Of pittsburg was a
business visitor In the citv yesterday
Caroline +. Iawpence IngersOll OF
Cameron. has returned from Atlantic
City. Philadelphia. Perth AmbOy y
J.. and New York city
Mrs. Frank Blacksher OF Manning
ton. was tho guesf Of Miss Della
Stephenson Friday and they attended
IN" Whitney entertainment al the
Court theatre
Mrs. William Weightman % Chi
cago. who has been the guest 81 her
sister. Mrs " VI Riggs. az Valley
Farm. has returned home
Miss Drusic Garden is tho guest OF
Mr and Mrs. Samuel HOoton. at
Mr. ard Mrs GEORGE r Stifol and
daughter Misses Ncli and Alberta.
have gone to The Hampshire club for
"a few weeks
Jack Williams OF House & Herr
man s. is spending a Few days in PITTS
burg ON business
Harry Bloomfield. teacher IN the
MOundSVlllc graded schools. left last
evening for his home near Golden. ".
Va.
Prof F. p Stoncbrakcr. principal
~ she Bcllairc High school. was "a
business caller a. the local High
school yesterday.
lguatius brennan. candidate for
state treasurer on the Democratic
ticket. returned yesterday afternoon
from a trip through the eastern part
~ the .ta.c. where he spent a week In
the interest OF his campaign
Alex Turner leaves today for Cleve-
land O.. 10 make his future home
Miss Gale Hamilton. - the local
iIigh school. will spend next Monday
and Tuesday On the Cleveland public
schools. inspecting methods OF leach
ing physical geography and botany.
Judge Aston g DAYTON. % Philippi.
will attend the L ;. District court
which couvenes On this city next week
Miss Alpha t0beriey. who IL attend
ins the West Liberty normal. -
spending the weekend AZ her home in
Patterson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE

esa.rt tilr ~L4 1s received q rre
vffi,e - f-~ board - CQrrf sstu-~rs u
'.-ufg 90 be.u. --tll 90 \ ~
? -rr orfua~r lft.- 1854. f1- fae
follow ~
W .-l .rs'- Bridges "a the NNa~eI RI a
as t..fc Grove -aaa. 20 EIt.Hle tt.-t- 80
'r- .Nn.-rt- bridge .r ,iAe.-...- Ran.
= ri44-l l.l4 Itstr. 80
30 rs'a. t-E 49, Hl t-nurh~ll- nam.
a-tt zrl ttFe f..-h.lfl % -frf.t
me h.t-4 reserves ft~ -IE1t go 70 p Z
any ~ 81 bids
.Itt BOARD .IF- l'sNfNfI%-flN.r-rts an
The COUNTY coz sIf.D
Geo ~ pllas-u clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

80 &, a. - HEREBY IikLN. That
NE Stale Iul4FI 90 control = fr- sat.
90 West Af-k.rta VII. receive. ntf- f.-f,
az st. ufr.cr az Charleston West w
slhin To- f-rnlst.r- supple fs- tr~
49, efa4 state Institutions fr~ financial
f.af.aEs n.-rf OF Wh4Hl is Vested IN sad
i.'.trI contra - Vii o.. AWARDED 20 me
.yN"-f bidders H.a.. O.! .Hr-fl~.-i and
ytntg things being ~ 300. West virginia
10 hl~fs via r" given preference
lists % supplies needed MI ta Tlr-
-f"- 'lit'r~ nl receipt % requests
Stat * rae line desired
-IATE lHFAillt tI rNlS TRsT
E-F-tf 80 arI.s..r lt-.f N-tr.t.I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
Fine WOOdlaWn Home
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-S-roomed house with
bath. electric lights. gas, water. sta
tiOuary wash stands Lot NuNII-.
Lawn. garden, fruit. TWO chicken houses
and yard. Everything In first class
condition. on Elm Grove street chr
line. 20 minutes ride from city. 81. suI.
You could not buy lot and build build.
ings for less than 5000 Pheasant
location.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
DIE D.

: -, ~---|----~|-~~~--~--~~~~-~
4'@.''A --, 'f Friday. oct H. 1912 AT
j" O'Clock o. u.. at his home cor
nrr North York and Indiana streets.
a,'llN g. LASH % the 72nd year II
li- age
Funeral Monday afternoon az O'Clock.
irfermeut Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

Tonight VIII d. the lust time for
fh" appearance Of the Gibson N4udo.
Villains and Temple. The Nan ~ Mss
i'f'. u 'Ne trIt7fio theatre 4 Ilf.
i.r.nf program VIII Doe rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

Splendid home property. y W Cor
Virginia and So Broadway Modern
from cellar 20 attic With room for
another house fronting or broadway.
Sl4I5 buys 5-roomed dwelling north
end OF Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

morrow 900 many nf fra nuf fn. pik.
churches There will ls special e.f-
'i..- cor tHr 1lt stone church ir fhr
u...tt .ur. wlru a. wsI known lecturer
"a DO sp.aa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
WANIED-Male rielp.

wANTEOA6OoD ACTIVE BOY
TO WORK At NIGHr-APPIV
TO FOREMAN INrEIIiSEs.
ceR COMPOSING ROOM AFTER
6 p. NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

u
20 50 every week Weav-r. al M
S'''' S.''d 3. iii "H- Ga, -pIui.tI-4 IaWrN
- vIis d. actually believe could
-,t t"~ Hfti'ir hiluuf' .I.. and viii. u.
bas IN ~. mouth. ISl.fi,n,.. .uf.fi..,.,..-
seq se.4'ns o." ser w.IaAiur fuof, ..y
Et. cent pTuft sufup., nee u.f.. fff.f
'ihrt NTi'c tt-daN. B. Non t,,f.s-
Id"y. 1886 s-iss HlI-- Toledo 49, D..
u-ls.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
wAHTED-AKen,s /,
wAHrED-Ar.ut
WANTED,

WANTED pable salesman 90 cover
West virginia with Staplg line Ii-r
commissions 800 90 monthly adval.c
aui Eri IudH"nt positt"n 10 ria,nt man
Jess ID. smith Co. Detroit. Mich
dig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

"ANTEO-2s sooe carpenters. 40.
ply al once 20 \ J. Watson. ClarAs-
burg. ". Va. Oct.i,.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

WAITED. ,smrn a. So -
''hf'. SCI i,S.~fs his.lN aIN.rtt..I
~ 80. samples uut ue,~r-41y E.-tu
~. Sist-'n - ~ iOfA. y. o-.--E
WAHrED-Mca Goo sell trees and u..,,t-
n.t"s-t commissions. psyab4e Wrrkiy
''iry nurseries. ko' hester y
~i--s
wAETED-loeomot.v frem.n M
+, q, .s A -s.n Cor Iga.t9 railroads $50 O.,
me sH'l uo strike I'run1tian 90
@ 'n..i 'niue'"r iLaiiro-d Eri los
3 "e'4hguarteFs NJ cnargr FOR ssi-,-
't.Hp for appi.4t.os. Isallsay A.sa''..
Hoi. Box 4ntrlHsencer 0-Ie-st--t.
ASTED-prrauizcrs wanted by Tra-
t-' hSI pfiei 'Tfo.rs tsuoI tsrrifss,
Opeh- GOOD cofHuii~siou Iaic bl-an-
i,,tS must ilin'sa bond and references
y "AS f'' B'ishanr BIDS. Hufgafa. y
wAHTED-.iou monthly ana -,p.ps..s
." N~s'. AMI I4-tIIu-fr safrpI.~ tor
ols Manufacture. steniy NSfk
:, "'4l'i' 90 sherman. 'DI,aso o-ic-s
wAErED-Work FOR Yourself NsL.tro
- ever Week Weaver. 81 one
ga sid i. in lie Ga, -piui.tI-4 IAUty
VIZ tu-Iiy believe could
80 tH.~ "rti'ir h.luui' .I-. ami VITA a
gag IN az. mouth INr-f.,n,.. ltf,u...,.
seq sr.4'ns o." ser W.IaAiug fuuf, .aJ
of ID '" I iSi5 In. amp i'," ~, tIst
idAy. 1886 s-iss BlI.- Toledo. 80 a..
OILS
wAHTED-Agents JUST coin money
seiIlrg New Improved Hosiery alIc,t
from "iIl ~iih g4I uls ady~t -.ug otter
l i". an make ~ ~ daily livery body
S-ss AitI'I samples "a .ratrrIrtt-
thicagO n>ig-s
WAHTED-AreutS getting ri,. selling
NohdeiiIl Luminous tru,T.N Give,
1L' -'S So" nous leat al night lu atIk~s,
room. i,ls profits. Free particulars
,ithoIic Importing 60. Is. tht .tEo.
o-l@-s
wANTED-F'rre 20 advertisers 4 BOOK
20 keep your records II you az. i5nt-
inE EOr results use clas.Ifl.d section
H"NSes N"rkli's. WTlte using lester
Ia. .'.s,i h',ord book. Dept %. sOs Dear
1''" ave- 'hi'aso. dig
WAHTED-CspabIs salesman fo cover
Mest N'rsinia with staple line IlIss
aui Erf IuIu@nt position 10 tia,nt man
Jess IL. smith Co. Detroit Mich
o-i2-s
wAHTED-Three Statesmen Permanent
POSITION ami territory iusuly au,-r-
tt'd syHt-H O. rrtdIl STOKES want
$500 90 to ggsUr. ov men I:rf.r,u,.r-
ana Fidelity boai required l. w Box
S3s. Chicago. II. a-I.-g
WAHTED-Salcsmrn Earn $3.50 per
month. sell dealers highly advertised
article SAMPLES not necessary El4to
Co. station l.. Sew York. y. l.. Gig
WANTID-Mcn wanted 90 sell trees
aHd plants. Highest commissions
PAYABLE weekly Perry Nurseries.
Rochester. y ! oI2-c
WAFTED-I3arber at once. $500. hair
over tzs 90, lt-ll phone g5SN-J steady
1"D. - - iNpeN Or-ll-l
WANTED-PTess and machine hands.
apply wheeling Corrugating 60. Star.
'i"S cry lelt I. oc-lU-m
led boreTs Apply city Hos
pitel. 10th and Eon streets Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

Tnn gALE
AND THAMES
ALSO
OTE LAM0E DEaHICH WITH u roof
BOON. AND 6O-FooT NAgT TEOuTRu
~ JAaBS T.. uSWLEV on TIKI EJ-
NENlHTGEnEWI AT TIE BUILDING
hIrE. 1877 1lA1H STREET
foh Sal E-Iffrt u.r. ..r... H....f
1000. HHr YH.r fuuI.. .r.-. tt.
var1na ono f.ff t.T SAIGON. ..o ..r..
if.. .U fir.f ...-. ...f .t..H
p H '"r.. ..s r.r .H Hfs
N.r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

T'WTerlUrs T1IFH
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12

Prob
able mistress the White House perhaps the sing
the United States today This s lneabsno because she wishes
" for she does notand @ 6 rock her cpcion that being TIE
wife of public nesate call for becoming
publicity aad
interviewer nomination Democratic candidate for ha
presidency This easily her south
ern ancestry and training and CHARACTERISTIC also Of her distinguishes
husband
born Axson daughter Presbyterian
Savannah family, TIE q Ae
name Il America
Like Mr yaon she brother sister living all ia the
same literary circle the doctor and herself
n this learning Wilson could hardly expected
Be otter than idey broadminded charitable devoted
her home and x. lvlneipiss for which
She has ability artist and Is said that
OF ability SPOILED when married the baer who had
given the practice OK bis profession specialize subject thai
made hm presidential nominee
h Wilson's three daugNisses Margaret Woodrow Wilson
se woodrow Wilton and Eleanor Randolph NAsonpoa The mental
bned
lection from the fgba Of the world They family
circle be we'll American household
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
knights Of Pyshiss
Hold Rally Meeting.

The Knights Of Pythias held their
annual rally meeting last Monday eve.
ming at tneir hali and truly delightful
time vas enjoyed BY ali who were
present Air r. M. Evans acted IN the
capacity Of master of ceremonies and
introduced the speaker Of the evening,
Judge # 4 Grigsby. who gave most
interesting address, hr Eugene Ham.
iIion also delighted BIS hearers with
one Of his humorous talks. At late
heaF supper was served to over q hnu-
gfsd Knights oi Pgthias ana their
guests
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12


Waaaisa Homestead Eo ss1 gaTa
tie annual Caiidreu's Festival at x. q
P. hzH % Tuesday eFsaIag. oetsbar
70 q large a1d aplrseiatiFs audience
q members. childreA and friends The
following program was rendered ia
very satisfactory manner.
Address of Welcome. Hon Foreman /
&. D. Terkesbgsy.
MaAie. Teomen Band
-ovsr tae Fills to tie Posg House
Mra. Rose Il. Guy.
I Wish Were 3 Boy Miss John
ME Owen.
~Brsdsi Tour" Master John Chest
nut
Wien Daddy Gets His Shield. Hiss
4 Claadlz Meecom.
.Lo7hs Words sllzs Gladys Fitz-
patrick
Piano Solo, Miss Era Chestnut
Kate shiriey7 Miss Georgia E
Teskesbary.
Mending the Pump Miss Ethel
g Chestnut
Josiah Aliens wife, Miss Verne
Teekesbury
Poor Old Dad" Miss Eilzabsth Hol-
lis
who's Afraid Of the Dark, Master
Robert Fitzpatrick
I Piano Solo, Miss Nellie Chestnul
The Homestead Correspondent, g
Master John Chestnut
Golden Fishes. Master Estln Leon
ard
Indian squaw Dance" IN costume,
Misses Pearl and Johnnie Owen
~Yeomen Team. Miss Jessie Holt
eThe Twins" Master Arthur Chest
nut
eoear the Hills From the Poor
House MFs Rose Guy
March, BY Childrens Team, ia
( Charge of aIrs South
Prize were awarded % Pearl Owen,
Johnnie S'wca. John Chestnut and Rob
ert fitzpatrick FOR superior rendering Of
+ their respective parts.
At The clcse Of the program Grand
Lecturer Campbell Of Des Molnes gave
a ringing speech On fraiernalisms and
was followed. IN BIS usual happy vein
By state Manager e. L. Morean d Ok
Iaboma City. Both gentlemen seemed
J POSSESSED BIZ an oyermastering i'm
pulse 10 get into the dining room and
hence their talks we're short A boun-
ufni supper followed, which was en-
iogea by old and young, after aaieA
the time was spent ia dancing and
: social pleasure unfit the midnight hour
Great credit is due to Miss Ethel g
Chestnut for her ability IN arranging
ana carrying out 50 successial the
evenings entertainment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12

Mrs Doolin. Mrs. L. G. Hussohs
mother will leave shortly fos Ken
tucky, % be The guest Ok her sister
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12

Mrs Brandenberg Of Amarillo. Tex.
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs = g.
Hgtson, at Che latlefs home, a sixth
street