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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-11
Manhattan.


AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 2oIh ~
NlcolaIs Wrcde 70 Jacob Rupert 1888 90 ave
June 10. demand. q per cent. Sl2.OOO. attorney
" II stewart 1859 80 ave.
LEWIS ST. ia. cor 30 st. -5xloo1-o "
100 O. Maydan Realty and Construction 60 70
Jacob IArchan. 2l2 West l40th 81. June r. .
.rs. per ccnt, $1,000. attorney HUGO Conn.,
70 Ave A
MADISON AVE. s. s. n of %lst -.
iC 5XlUD. Mary + Jackson 10 Seamens BANK
Tor savings 20 Wall -; June 10; yrs. !
per cent. $4,000. attorneys. strong CAD
alader. 40 Wall -
OrCiIARD ST. IS to 81 =. 75Is7 8 Jacob
Levy 20 Joshua Herz0g. ~ West ilgth -.
Ma ~ prlar mtg $50 900. 4 yrs. 3. co. at
torueys. Heed & Pallist,r. 233 Broadway.
MOTr ST. 100 ., 2tSS iEreg. NicheIe
Iisanu = Bernard Mccain. 30 Bowery:
June 9. I So. Ter cent. 5000. attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'6 Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 40. =. 81 tXsl y
Frederick Frenz and ano 20 Hicks Realty co.
30 Cannon ~. June prior mtg S-beoi. 3
SIS. per cent. :2.5o0. attorney. Theron Davis.
gsD II. ~ n 4as west I3I 3SaS p. Nc
Keen Realty 60 20 Ffan.is p Robert Il East
45th 81. june prior mtg 500 ouol. due July
o. 1913 & per cent. $50 90. attorney, NeW
YORK Title Insurance co. 1876 Broadway.
GOTH ST. 1855 4 o. lst ave. 10 ~
1908. Jacob Nogelfsrger 10 Babette Horn. %
Continued on seventeenth page. frst column.
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FRANKFORT ST. SALE TO-DAY.

Bryan l.. Kennedy will sell to-day AT
auction at 70 o'clock noon I'm the EN-
change salesroom the property at NO 10
Frankfort street. near Park Row.
This sale is TO close the estate OF Will
lam De Nyse, deceased and the property
consists Of a four story basement nllck
business I'm the front and a four story
brick business building In the rear. I'm.
mediately following this sale at NO. 10
Frankfort street he will sell the power
plant. consisting Of two 60-horsepoWer
steam boilers. one 60-hOrsepoWer steam
engine. one 3O-liGht dynamo and other
machinery etc.
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EQUITABLE BUILDING STEEL.

The Thompson-starrett Company, gem
eral contractor for the proposed Equit-
able Building. announces that the CON
tract for structural steel in this building
has been let to the American Bridge
Company OF New York.
The total tonnage of steel is approx
mately 5000, and represents the largest
order for steel ever placed for any one
structure The ORourke Construction
Engineering Company has received the
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Nos. Il and l6 Nesey street.
BY Joseph +. Day.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~ TO 30. s. 81. II
G Of 95th 81. 593X94Nos.9 20 10Th st 'lSo /.
x22x39 exc. l. sty loft bldg In course oi
construction: adjourned 10 June Is
BROOME IT. 42i. s. - n OF 'tospE
St 25xIOGN2Jv10I6. StF lott ana S'"'o
tldr- sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000
122D ST. 40 East. >; JOS ~
Pleasant ave. lGSx1oo.11: , sty d"lg; sofa
10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Samuel Marx.
GOTH ST. 10 and 212 East. $ eoN8 "
. Of Sd ave. 4S3Nlo0.S. stN icnm' HI"
stores: solo 70 tho plaintiff for S4H6o'
By Herbert 4. Sherman.
BOTH ST 532 West, s. 400 y " Of loth
ave 95v10n5 =. z stv tenmt and store and
sty rear tenmt. sold TO the plainin Tor
$4,000.
TOOTH ST. lO5 East >, 81 ~ oI 80
ave. 25x75, sty tenmt SOLO TO 'he P'"'"
tiff for $4,000.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph T. Day.
151sT ST. 954 and 258 s, 100 y o'
Morris ave 50Xi1S5. sty tennt ana Stores
sold To tho plaintiT for $4,000.
9261'H ST o45 East. p. 400 ~ OF heP
ler ave g5x1OO. { sty tcnmt. SOLD 10 SaraH
J O'Nen for $4,000.
By n. p. Ingraham co.
OLMSTEAD AVE. . s. 100 y 81 staring
ave. 25xi0O. Unionport sold TO the pIa'"''"
FOR s. 500.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser anC
attorney
Manhattan.

CHRYsTTH ST. >. being part plot -.
Delaney farm. bounded n by plot ~, y %
other part pot 50 and BY plot 49, % ~ sn %
errs. 10 Henry II Greenberg. a West 10Th 1t
Cm'g $4,000; June 2. attorney. lawyers TILE
i"I HFsTfR o. sr ~ III e $50; Conservative
Holding % 20 Gussie Spector. ll6 East l4th
Ct omtg SIS. 600. p r and ); June q $780,
ST NICHOLAS AVE- 454. 2 2. 81 6HSi sX35
1s7l1: Hicks Realty 60 20 Frederick Frenz,
7a6 9th ave; = part and VI A Josephine hess-
Ter. l45 West loth st. 2 part mtg $4,000,
10TH ST. 40 and ii2 West. 81 G,lO3.3.
central Park West Imtg s37 300 June ..
500; attorneys. ST & Isaacs. ~ william
asTH ST. 432 West; sty brk. % $3.50; ia.
cob Bitter 81 nj TO Catharlna Mauthe. 49,
West 3Sth st: q r; May "A; S3I5. attorney,
BOTH ST AZ East. 10 5viOo5: Jacob Vo-
gelfanger 10 Thomas Meaney, Greenwich
ave tmtg SNOOnl. all Hens, June 3. 81 ator
ney, Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100 Broad
92D ST. 40 West; ( s,y hrk lsHioos; Leon.
East 03d - (mtg $4,000. June .: $780, al
torney Title Guarantee and Trust 90. l16
TOOTH ST. 227 East: sty brk. o5xlo0 6.
Selma Alexander 70 stephen II Jackson, l3i
West 3lst 81, May p; 81; attorney, Estates
Mortgage Securities 60, 100 BROADWAY.
SAME Gn'lffJfk stephen ~ dhf hH''u w
joseph Dcfazio. p Colerdige 81. Manhattan
Beach Cmtg t15 900; May ~; 800 same at
tornoy.
18TH ST. 5l2 West; sty brk. ij.iOx99. II +;
sellweU Realty co 10 Hudson Realty Go. 20
Fast 42d st Gntg S53 900. MAY IL: 800. at
tornev. James Frank. 30 Dast 42d 81
i43D ST. III West; , fty hrk. - $500 If 4.
Hattie Saper TO Joel ID Maeder. DO West
1921 81 tmtg S36 600. June o. 800. attorney.
" Hath sr 2G2 West. sty brk % o1ao II:
Max Reese TO Arthur Lyon 1919 Arch 81,
Philadelphia Cmtg $4,000 April I. 800. at
torney, Burlock Il Rabell. IS Park Row.
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ASTORIA LOTS AT AUCTION

The. adjourned auction sale for the es-
tate Of Chaunccy s. Truax will he held
by Bryan l.. Kennedy on the premises
Al Grand avenue and 18th street Astoria.
Long Island city. at > p. m. to-day a!
which time 80 fully improved lots VIII
be Offered TO the highest bidder.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

,e,rI STREET. -Iauter & B.ackner have
sold Tor ex-Judge Henry 4. Brann the plot;
iOOx63x irregular. az the northwest corner ol
Han Place and l65th street. inc ouyer u s,'e
ilSneneon Realty COMPANY which gave In eN
change No 81 East l35th street hNe s'oI}
new law house on plot 4oylOO feet
WESTCHESTER ANENLE.-Joseph =. LAY LAY
lots on Westchester avenue. about - iett sas,
~ Thie-lot avenue. and TWO lots aoutting on
Thleriot avenue 20 Vincent Ganlel-
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BUYER OF GRAND ST. PARCEL.

The buyer Of the three five story COM
merclal structures at the northeast cor
ner of Grand and Greene streets, 2ll9
feet on Greene street and - feet on Grand
street is the Watson estate. Represented
by Jacob Freeman. attorney.
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The Bronx.

ssTH STREET The James r Chllds estate
has sold 40 10 West ssth street tfee
story dwelling. on lot iJ.6Nlvpb feet between
Colur,bus and Amsterdam avenues.
i9GTH STREET Emma J.. Austin has so.l
No 2Gl West 12Gth street. Two story ana
basement dwelling. on TOT -ON'S il iee'' near
Eighth avenue. -
T4TH STREET -Ieroy coventry has 'od
f,r pr CHARLES y Dowd No. i3l West 'til
str.at a -FOUR story dwelling. on LOT -oNlu-
To-. --he same broker negotiated the sale ~
40 100 adjoining. for Seth =. Marshall. re
ported recently The buyer ~ both parcels u
- N ar4rffuerf lOuse
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REAL esrATeFoR SALE oRToLEr
NEW JERsE..

AT WEEHAWKEN. - i2-ROOM FRAME
house and garage: all improvements. near
Hudson Boulevard. opposite AID St; lot COX
100. price $4,000. Apply to Owner. on
premises IL Hudson Place.
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contract for the caisson work. and this
company will build the largest coHeIddI'
In the world. The new Equitable bulI-
ing is 10 be completed by January J, l'Io.
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Manhattan
LEWIS ST. 1874. II cor Sd st., run; Z si
l0o.7x s @j4N 1908 to peg Ma $50;
1905: David Lerman and ano TO II de FOREST
Weckcs $500. attorneys. Weekes bros' ID
i9TI sT 3t2 and St5 East 5Ox1O33: Dec
4 1911. Isaac and Della Mendoza TO Fred
erict Grasmuck: $1,000: attorney. William
II Ostrandcr 90 Nassau st. ,,.,,
27TU ST 30 to 43 East. 15xll3b; March
re- Rcrnh hard Frankcnfeldcr $4,000 attorney
T. Jacobs % Broad st ,,,o,
rs q: Dec Z. 1872. McKcon Realty 90 10 Rob-
crt / McGehec: $4,000; attorney. New YORK
Titlc Insurance 90. 13J Broadway.
olxio, .: Dec 9. 1911: Maria Garlic to Law
vcrs Title Insurance and Trust CO. !"
H[ 7@1 sT IS West. e5xrI2.2: Feb g. 1911.
TTy y whitney 10 Farmers Loan and Trust
90: s42 900. attorneys. Gellcr Rolston x
Koran. - Exchange pL
1OGTH ST. 102 East. cor fark ave.
30 4x,OO.tI. pee 10 1904; walter J Dean 70
Arthur l. Livermore. trus, 500 attorney
NY Wendt. 30 Nassau ST
l5STH ST g. 63S n W from " cor
Broadway. 1s av9911. Aug 20, 1905: Char
lotto II Gilicndahi to German Savings Bank
so 600: attorneys. Amend Amend llo Mas
sau st
The Bronx.
COMMONWEALTH AVE. " s. 10 n OF
Morrill, 81 2jx1n0. Nov Il. 1900. John . ana
Maria Mavcr 10 Frederick II - John. trus'
81 Coo attorney, VI II Dillenbeck' 40 Mas
KfVGSRRIDGE AVE. y cor e3:d ST,
SG.GN3@7: Dec 13. 1904: Catharine l. Dc ~
Just and ano 90 Francis VI Pollock Flooo'
address 800 Broadway. %
LOT 81 map 9sl Laconia Park, April ~.
1907: Irving Realty Co to John J Fleming
5000: attorneys. Hllqult & Hillquit' 80
LOT e37 map $50. Mapes estate. Yves,
Farms; Dec !. 1908. John McSweeney 70
Jennie Brown; $4,000. attorney, F weiss
West chester, New York city.
LOT 502 east y ~ --. map or Wakeneid.
bOxi14. Feb o 1898. Bertha and Achilles
Carpenter 10 Ralph Hickox and Frank I
MAYHEM. trus; $4,000, attorney II HICKS
WilliamsbrldFe. y Y.
LOT 90. map 2f2 Of North Melross. BOX
100. Jan IS. 1912; Alols & Antonio Turek 10
Joseph steiner. $500; attorney, q II
Block. Q3 Nassau ST. -
MOHEGAN AVE. =. being part lot ~,
r1ap Of East fremont. runs % ~ lot 2'N
faid map n AK ~ 1852 10 . ave ~
90 beg. Aug :. 1912. Benny Savio TO Mason
Construction co. $1,000; attorney. John J.
Bernstein. 2 BeCkwsn ST.
WHITE PLAfNS ROAD. AZ W ! lot 6A'
map .. Olnville. go n n from " cor Ma
genta f2Oqth) 81. 50Nl0oNJ0Nloo; April 10
1910. Sonhla Wocssncr 20 J Homer III
dreth. trus: $4,000. address. Sd a'e ana
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The Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE. s, 67.3 Il Of 1880 81.
2jxIOO. George Munk 20 Anna J insolvency.
4i0g ID ave untg $1,000. June 10. 81 attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co. $50
FRISBY AVE. r. 22o5 Il " Of Rowland
ST. ok. Michael Lee TO North Bronx Realty
Co 2O22 Boston rd, 2 part. June 10. SO. at
torney. Frank McGarry. 2022 Boston I'd.
HUGHES AVE. s, At " 10th 81, I3. tx
a5x5gXg6: Reliable Construction 90, Inc. to
Alert Construction GO, Inc. 1905 Marmlon ave
mtg $1,000; June I. $1,000. attorney. + \
Now. II Wall ST.
LINCOLN ST. g $. $50 II Of West Farms
3D. 251lOO. John r Coffey to Anna Coney. 1898
Haight ave mtg 5000. June q. 81. attorney
= Weber 39i East l49th 81.
LINCOLN ST . s. 3I5 n Of West Farms
I'd, 2jXl00: same to same mtg sl,o6D. June g.:
s.. attorney. same.
LOT 81. block %. lot 10. block as lot So
block 81 lot II, block 81, Section l. Morris
Park: John W MCKinnon 10 Morris Park rs
tates. q Brood 81. June ( 81 attorney. Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust 60. lGO Broad
LOT 900 to CO., map Hunts Point Realty
co. Lawrence Davis 10 Albert Gramaglia. 2IST
ney. ID 4 Trotta, 39l East 140th St
LOT 1854. block II. map Mapes estate. Emily
Cook 20 willard r. Wager, 527 West 43d II
fmtg 81 3OOi: oct B. 1900. exchange. attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
MORRIS AVE. :. l1Lg n n OF lg5th 81.
a3X05 3 Edward Elliott to Susan " Patterson
and ano. i4Sth 81 and - ave. June 10, 500.
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway.
MONROE AVE. " SIS ~ Public 50. 125x
-. John Wiebe TO otto Sehwarzler. 2l2 East
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HIGHER PRICES FOR MORRIS PARK LOTS
gag Parcels Sold Yesterday for S429650 an average of
S173o LOt-BeSt of Sale So Far.
BROOKLYN SALES.

West 46th street. to Max Booker ladies
tailor.
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COUNTRY.

FOR SALE.--An ideal village home: house.
~ rooms; garage. all improvements: hne
location. THOS. LEARY. Ossining. n. Y.
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BYRAN l.. kENNELLI
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER,s
156 BROADWAY, NEW YUM
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE,

An entire top floor with light on ,oSsr.
for Autographed or PboIoslxx 'Bfpe'
MONAHAN EXPRESS COMraN
2ts-?ee w. 18th St ~,srS
Monahan Express Company
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

With nam. and address Of grantee and at
tOrney1
Interest : per cent ua!,ss otherwise stated.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders al
tOrncy.)
JUNE 10.
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SHORE FRONT ESTATE

Rare opportunity 10 purchase 20 acre estate.
900 feet white. sandy beach. enhancing water
views. old homestead. containing - rooms. all
modern Improvements. tenant house stable.
garage; many nnc. large trees. committing dia-
lance. poritlvsly bargain. THEODORE S
" All. u West 34th st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToL LET
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BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
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The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate hN'hanso
Nos II and l6 Nesey street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
CASE
IN COURT

IN district court today the case Of
a. a. childress vs.. H. Il. Martin is be-
ing tried before the court, without a
jury The jury has been excused until
Monday and many Of the jurors have
been permanently dismissed.
Judge r NJ Bailey excused the jury
in the case Of C. r Hollingswortb VS..
the City Of chlekasha, a suit on con
tract, and win decide the case him
self The case is relative to time lost
in the laying Of city water pipes T.
is expected that the decision in these
cases will not be made until Monday.
In the case Of !. NJ. Potts vs.. w 3.
Lampkin ct al. involving about $1,000
cotton deal, the court gave judgment
for the plaintiff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
TO PUT UP
The PRICE
TOl5CENTS

The meeting Of the cotton growers
scheduled for yesterday afternoon at
the city hall to meet representatives
Of the Southern States Cotton Corpor-
alton, was postponed when the farm
ers failed to put in an appearance.
Following the rain, the growers are all
busy in the field, which accounts for
the non-attendance. The representa-
tives Of the corporation stated yester-
day that the meeting would be held in
connection with the regular monthly
meeting Of the Grady County CONNER
cial and Farm bureau at the city hall
The proposition Of the corporation
is Is cent cotton for the farmer 1t is
understood that the corporation will
enter into contract with the farmer
now and buy his ruture crop, at con
tract price OF Is cents per pound,
based on middling cotton. Upon the
stsnle Of the cotton depends whether
or not the price deviates from this
figure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
LECTURES
PLEASING

The initial number Of the Cosmopoli-
tan club chautauqua course, by Henry
Clark, in his inspiratlonal lecture,
play Ball, pleased immensely at the
Christian church last night. Probably
no single entertainer has pleased
chlckasha audience more than did df.
Clark.
The lecture was humorous enough to
Keep plenty of interest aroused and
contained enough deep thought and
lessons in real life to suit the most
exacting. Mr.. Clark takes as his
theme, a baseball game with the Is
athletes, pictures the scene Of the i'm.
mense grand stand and The $1,000 fans
therein. while following the game
through to the finish, showed the SINH
larity Of the game and players with
1.-THE happenings in real life He show
ed that there is a place in the world
for evory one and looks behind the
scenes at the star pitcher who the
fans say is a "natural born pitcher
showing that instead Of being nat
lural possessor Of his pitching abllitI
he acquires his efficiency BY constant
I practice day by day and week By week
No one, could hear Mr. Clark and leasl
the audience With case Of the blues
! Tonight the second number 0f thl
i course will be given and including
4 high class musical program and lee
lIare.
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Worlds Greatest
Gathering Of Women


part in making arrangements for the
comfort of the city's guests and the
Austrian and Hungarian state railways
ordered general reduction Of fares for
the delegates during their stay here
of one week A special opera perform
ance is TO be held next wek as a com.
pliment to the congress. the regular
season having closed tonight
Subjects for discussion at the busi-
ness sessions Of the congress. which.
viii begin Monday morning include
Working Womens Rights. the
white Slave Traffic" Protection OF
Mother and Child. Educational Re
form, Care Of Youth, Household
Reform, ard "Anti-Alcoholism The
meetings, which will continue through
next Saturday, viii be held in the Re-
donte a building beautifully situated
or the Danube The program for the
week is Sunday morning. religious
services. DR.. Anna Howard Shaw pre-
siding afternoon, formal opening OF
the congress, at which Mrs. Gait will
deliver her presidential address; even
ing. reception. Regular business ses
sons will be held every morning and
public meetings on Tuesday. Wednes
day and Thursday evenings. The after
moons will be devoted mainly to sight
seeing trips, and on Wednesday even
ling, after the public meeting, ther,
will be moonlight excursion on th,
Danube AT the Tuesday meeting ,
number OF the American delegates will
| give a Symposium on How the Vot'
Was Won in Nine Of the American
States"
! simultaneously with the women
congress, the International Men
League for Women Suffrage will hol
a convention under the presidency @
Sir John Cockburn Of England and tn
two conventions will work togethe
and hold several Joint sessions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
SUFF CORTECE
RIVALS THAT OF
KING EDWARD

Telegram by United Press
London, June l4--NIrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst. leader of the militants, was
re-arrested today as she prepared to
attend the funeral Of Miss Emily Wild
ing Dawson, the suffr9gette who died
in attempting to break up the Derby
Mrs Pankhurst was in nursing
home on ticket OF leave from Holloway
JAIL 10 which she was sentenced for
three years for a bomb explosion The
home office considered that she was
able to resume prison service if she
was able to attend the demonstration.
Almost a mile Of suffragettes march
ed in the oortege and fulfilled the
promise OF a procession rivaling that
oF the funeral Of King Edward VII
The situation was unique, as all ad.
yocates Of equal suffrage were repre-
sented including the militants. mems
equal suffrage societies, nonmilltants
and trades unions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
BIG RACKET
STORE SOLD

A business deal changing the own
ership Of the Big Racket store was
made public this morning, though the
deal has ben practically closed since
Thursday, as stated by g. w. Utter
back this morning. c, W. Ramsey, the
purchaser of the business, comes to
chickasha from Paris, Texas, where
he was engaged in the mercantile
business. Mr.. Ramsey states that the
business will be operated along the
lines pursued BY the former manage
ment and that the name win remain
the same. Il like the town and be-
lieye it is one that has a future said
Mr.. Ramsey this morning, 4 have
come here to stay and viii be on hand
to welcome the old friends and patrons
Of this establishment and trust thaG
many new ones will find their way
here"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
S8TTON SUPPLY
is REPORTED

Telegram by United Press
Washington, June 1.-THE census
bureaus report issued today showed
that 5l0,4l6 running bales OF cotton
We're consumed during the month Of
May.
Cotton In manufacturing establish
ments May 81 was estimated at $685.
257 bales in Independent warehouses,
9SS,S09 bales.
Imports during the month were
equivalent to 1890 five hundred
pound bales; exports to 46S,929 bales.
Cotton spndles active during the
mouth numbered S0,55994s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-14
RUMOR OF
A WRECK
ON KATY

Dallas Texas, June li.-According
to a rumor reaching here today the
north bound Katy Flyer jumped the
track about IS miles south Of Forres-
ten, Texas
The train was running from SO to So
miles an hour when the accident oc-
CURED and it is said that from 20 to
% persons were killed and many IN
iured
No confirmation Of the report could
be obtained at the Katy offices.
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In compliance with the proclamation
issued by Mayor Burton, "0ld Glory"
floated in the breezes from numerous
buildings in chickasha today Several
merchants made lavish displays Of the
national eolors on their store fronts
and windows The city hall, postof-
flee and u S. court house presented
patriotic appearances. While no .cere-
monies Of any kind were enacted. the
day was more generally observed BY
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from authorities Of practically every
city in the United states telling Of
formal programs in honor of the event.
The request from the flag association
that the president OF the United States,
governors Of all states and mayors Of
all cities herald the event with a pub
lie proclamation was generally heed
ed. On all public buildings and on
millions Of private 8ffice buildings and
residences American flags were flung
to the breeze today.