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The Detroit times., 1913-02-22

the pretenlcr 10 the tIanoverian
throne. the duke of Cumberland
will be appointed duke OF Brunswick,
and tho old feud over the rights "a
the throne of Hanover will be
dropped
tie viii enter the Prussian service
and take allegiance 20 the emperor
as king of Prussia This will prob
ably bp followed ~ his iormal re
nunciation ~ the throne o. Hanover
after his fathers death
| The duke of Cumberland is said tc
approve OF the betrothal
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
Keeton Gets Treasurer.

II s Shaffer. brother of Charles
ID. Shaffer of the Shaffer-Smitbers
Oil company, OF Chicago and Pitts
burgh. has become treasurer of the
Keeton Motor company OF Detroit.
Mr. c. H. Shaffer is heavily Interested
in the Keeton Motor company He is
owner of huge oil interests In Texas,
Oklahoma. Illinois. Indiana. Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia, and recent
Is disposed OF group of oil wells in
Indiana 10 the Standard OIL com
pany for 81 100000 cash.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
SWISS CLERGYMAN'S son
Is HELD AS EMBEZZLEll

CHIAGO. Feb. 22-Hans Bauder,
son Of a Swiss clergyman, and presi-
dent Of the International Realty assoc
citation. was held today by federal
authorities on charges OF embezzle-
ment preferred by the Swiss govern
ment
Arnold Hollinger. counsel for the
Swiss confederation, charges that
Baude7 swinded his fellow country
men out OF nearly $500, 900. by means
OF private bank operated in Basil,
switzerland. and a mining stock
scheme
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
How TO Treat the Feet

Many men and women, and especi-
allv clerks. suffer with aching. swol-
len and sweaty feet. Others suffer
much from cold feet, or corns and cal
louses. This form OF misery can be
readily banished by the simple daily
pse Of antiseptic vilane power, spe-
cisc OF extraordinary virtues.
Obtain two ounces OF vilane powder
rom any leading druggis' and to a
Gallon of steaming water add a tea
,noonfuI Immerse the feet In this
every night for a few weeks ~ 10 ~
minutes, and it will soothe' neal ana
remove all poisons and soreness.
Corns and callouses disappear ana
cold feet soon become unknown. Any
one suffering with their feet should
lave this knowledge
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
Nan Nabbed As Panderer.

Charles Kmhlc ~ wears oId. OF
No $50 Cass-avc, was arrested by
rofman stephen Poole. Friday
night. ON randeruE charge. and Is
bcid ip tho central station sophie
Naeton % ara old. with whom he
iivaJ IN the Cass.ayc address, was re-
lca.ed on her promise ~ appear-when
wanted. ~ she has q bah' wear oh'
that needs her care Police declare
that kimJlc has not worked since
December. bat took money from the
young woman
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
Parole.6resker Arrested.

Robert }. Moore, forser hroled az.
ter serving a year OF a sentence OF
fro none TO ~ years, was turned over
TO tho police by Parole Agent Venn,
Saturday, and will be sent back 20
Jackson lie has failed 20 keep the
terms OF his parole. and has been ca.
irousiug. Mr.. Venn saga
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22

Capt L. Il. G. Oates the hero who
died near the south pole with Capt.
Scott, deliberately walked out in'o a
bitter blizzard, TO his death. because
he was sick and felt himself hin
drance 10 the others.
Capt Oates won his title. mo sur
render oates, IN the South African
war In a bush fight with Beers, his
mems ammunition gave out and he
sent them to the rear. remaining alone
on the firing line lie refused 10 sur
render. and the Beers finally retreat
ed, thinking he had a large force with
him Their parting volley wounded
him When he recovered. he went
lack 90 the front
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
BOWLING
ADVERTISING LEAGUE.
Standing

Franklin. 224 Browning, 213: Reich
lin, 202; Corner. 231: Rowe. goo:
Frautschi, 2lS Miller 22I, wisemnr.
202- 2OS; Cox. 2l5; Stuendsl et2; Har-
kins, 223: Smith. 2l5; Shaw, 202: Kun
mer 2c5: Don Moran, 210
pOPNMAN DADIyrN-c1Ny
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
Spells of Indigestion

Many persons are subject 70 speils OF
indiRestion. or fun feeling or dls-
comfort, after eating an eNtIa
lard 10 digest Headache. foul brrhl,,
sieeplessness. fever blisters ana ulcers
on the tongue are evidences that
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
Arc Easily Corrected

And a chronic attack OF dyspepsia can
be warded Off by taking a rev doses
~ my sweet little pills THIS littie PHI
has made me famous all over; tne C"l'l 7,
try as THE Man Behind the Ptlls. and
YOU can rest assured 81 the Jact when
/ tell you that any case Of indigrt ll"n
brought about by constipated po"riS OF
overeating can be cured
The Detroit times., 1913-02-22
BY CascaRoyal Pills

AZ all drug stores. Toe, -'c and 9Vc'
ADV.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Stocks ARE FIRM;
RANCE MODERATE
Scattered Selling Develops When
Minnesota Rate Case Deci-
sion Again Is Delayed,

NEW YORK, April Influenced by
favorable weather conditions over sun
day and favorable news Of the river, the
cotton market opened barely steady
with first prices at a net decline Of To
points from Saturdays close. The de-
cline came in the face Of firm cables.
Immediately after the opening, further
receSsionS of = to ! points prevailed. M
spired by selling orders from the ring.
After the call the market developed
steady tone through heavy buying and
aggressive bidding by brokers who We're
identified with the larger spot inter
ests Sentiment was bearish, but con
serVat tive operators expressed the be
lief that the market was due d good re-
action after such a healthy decline dur
ing the past few days. This checked Of
feringS 10 great extent and prices
quickly rallied some TO 1 points over
the initial level
Brokers who were early sellers later
were noticeable buyers Riordan was
credited with buying 1000 bales Of July
which was said to have encouraged ag-
greSsive buying and caused the ring 70
hesitate
The opening OF the market was de-
laNed until ll:45 out Of respect 20 tie
funeral Of J. +. Morgan which occurred
this morning.
Liverpool cables. Heavy continental
realizing here, bulls losing heart and
likely to dump cotton on the market
This caused some uufavorahle appre-
hcnsion here but the market held re-
the initial quotation. while other posi-
tons We're firmly maintained at the
early best
During the afternoon session the mar
ket ruled quiet with narrow range.
At the close the market was sready.
with prices at a net decline OF 7 To &
points from the final quotations of Sat
urday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Loan Deeds.

Sl,U00-F u. Terry and y. J. Moss
to Mrs. Margaret Keefe No. 229 Kelly
Street. 45N140 feet. April II. 1913.
81. William Worth Martin 10
Penn Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany lot 57Nl54 feet northwest cor
rer West Peachtree Street and Peach
tree Place. April |, 1913.
$l,6O0-J Fl Todd to Mrs. l>ahei
r Human. lot l00X200 feet, north :
east corner Ponce DeLeon Pace ana
Roy Street April II. 1913.
S3.000-Wesley w. Morgan TO Mon
roe }. ElNin. lot SSx70 feet. at corner
formed by southwest side Mcdaniel
Street and southeast line Of Central
Of Georgia Railroad. April -. 1913.
S2.450-Mrs. Willie G.. Catett to
Mortgage Bond Company of New
New York. No COS Washington Street
April u. 1913.
S5.000-A. b. Ware to Protestant
Episcopal Church, Diocese of Atlanta,
lot 161X3S1 feet. northeast corner VIII
liams Street and Merritts Avenue.
April u. 1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
STEADY;
SLIGHT CHANGE.
Early Decline Checked by Aggres-
sive Buying From the Big
Spot Interests.


NEW YORK. April 1.-THE indus
trial stocks were most active at the
opening of the stock market at noon to-
day, the opening being postponed out Of
respect to j. Picrpont Morgan. whose
funeral occurred this morning
Amalgamated Copper opened IS high
er al tS. hut soon declined 90 - p.
American smelling and Anaconda each
gained 70. The list presented a mixed
appearance. United States Steel com
mon began IS uU and then lost its adj
vance Mon Pacific was unchanged
on the first sale ami then declined frac-
tonaliE. Reading lost H. Louisville
and Nashville declined is while fruc-
tioDal gains We're scored by New York
Central. Erie and Canadian Pacific
Trading wds quiet The curb was in
regular
Americans iu London were slack after
advancing. Canadian Pacific iu London
was strong.
The list was heavy in the last hour
and nearly an stocks showed material
losses. Anaconda Copper was almost 4
points under the opening ana Amalga
mated Copper SOFA n~oIp'3 -Tft for "a
of nearly = point Fractional de-
cllues were shown pE steel and New
York Central Canadian Pacific made %
fractional gain.
The market closed steady. govern
ment bonds unchanged. other bonds
firm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Demand for Anartments.

Apartment houses COntinUU % set
at good profits There have been a
number Of transfers of late. involving
large and medium sized apartments.
and every trade has brought a sub
stantial sdin to the seller The latest
example of successful apartment
house selling is the transfer of the
Corinthian. l36 West Peachtree. from
+. NJ. Lovciace and W. \. Sims to J.
+. Askew. for sos, 900. The lot is
95Xl5o feet and the house is of three
stories, with - apartments. Profess
sor }. II. Smith formerly a teacher in
the Boys High School. built it in 1907
He sold TO the Corinthian Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
SELLING
SENDS GRAIN OFF,
Easier Cables and PrOpitious Crop
News Cause Free Offerings
in Chicago Market.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. April sentiment IN
"Heal was peariSn this morning and tile
vHttihES were larger. with prices > 10
-2c lower Worlds Shipnepts were
i1Is"iF DO excess of wear ago nd
southwestern cars were more than
houble those Of year ago Winnipeg
t,Gyt'tlS We're much smaller than at this
lIne last year
The weather throughout the country
j. more favorable for seeding wheat IN
me northwest. and with ideal condf-
i"hS IN the Southwest the movement
OUT OF the hands uf farmers viii likely
continue liberal Liverpool was IN
Corn was g., 90 &C. lower The worries
shipments were little smaller than-a
year ago. Liverpool was firm on ne
rains in Argentina
oats were @ 10 asc lower
IFoNlsi"ns were irmer hogs we're Sc
higher at the yards
Closing prices showed wheat 80 Ia
re lower, fej there was slight reas
i. non lium the bottom prices of tire ees-
. S!"i. mere was desire on the p;ffr
81 me trade having profits 10 tap1e
tutlu. ne visible supply of wheat de
creased III Loco bushels. corn decreased
! -,aYg'us bushels and oats decreased 70I-
'pl bushels for the week Dubifb re-
ported some safes Of wheat there 10 es
p"TltTS. nut lf was believed in ma
/ udfNti 'hai the wheat has not vet been
/ sold for foreign shipment and thst ~
may possibly come To Chicago
Corn closed ne To- 7.c lower and oats
We're Off fsc
Provisions were lower an around In
sympathy with the weakness shown nv
/ gram coupled with heavy selling ~
gram traders. some Of whom We're LONE
taSh sales Of wheat today were 100
u.- bushels. corn $4,000 bushels and oats
10000 bushels
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Builders of Atlanta

Work has AT last started on the re-
paving of part of Ivy Street, and IT
viii proceed as fast as the main part
Of the job can be pushed It has been
started AT EdgeWood Avenue. and viii
be extended To the north The paving
Is 10 be of cobble stones. as il was
before che street was touched. The
grade has been reduced about five
feet in front of w. r. Healey's resi-
dence, northeast corner of Ivy Street
and Auburn Avenue, and the greatest
reduction is about ten feet, between
Baker and the PeaChtree junction. Mr
Healey has agreed to give the county
a large amount OF dirt from his lawn,
as have the citizens at the Peachtree
and Baker corners This will be used
for filling.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. April i4-Due points
lower on May. az points Off on july
aud 3ihd4ia points decline on other
positions. this market opened quiet. at
urday's close At 1875 %. M the mar
ket was quiet, at a net decline Of 5i.n
Ga points. Later the market reccded
points from 1915 D. m The market
closed steady with prices showing q net
decline Of Tiaal0 points from the clos
ing quotations ~ Saturday
Spot cotton uuIet. al d.. points decline
middling 6s7d. sales 5000 including
5000 American: no imports. tenders of
new docket 600. bales
Port receipts are to-day estimated at
10000 bales. compared with 27.05S bales
last week. against 1922 bales for the
CORES uudug week last year and S.50i
bales for the same week i'm l'll.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

chicago April IL Bartlett. Frazie
a 90 The wheat market remains
more cor less of "a weather proposition
bur iu view % the very uufavorabl,
conditions which have ruled FOR a,
uast ten days. it iS fair 90 assume tina
% change for the better is most likely
New speculative buying Of corn a
ifr WDW'u, H. uf small proportions bu
shorts are timli and are not pressini
sales.
The weakness M MAY oats which
was SO apparent SATURDAY. coupled wa
prospects ct general seeding this Neek
are likely tn cause "a generally caste
feeling
cash trade fu provisions is mOdaT
ate, hut liquidation has been prett,
thorough and the market meets viii
good buying Oh weak spots
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

S-.5S1-Mrs. Martha 4. Bigham 10
Mckenzie Trust Company. lot 45Nl3I
feet, north side of Seal Place. 2O5 fec.
east Of Boulevard. October 10. 1918
S5,0o9-Mrs. Lottip r. Cranberry To
Airs bessie Moore Hartman. No. 21
Atwood street 5uNl30 feet. April D.
1913.
$4,000 Harper Weatuers Realu,
Company 10 Robert IA. Jones. Ju.. lT.f
acres on northwest side of johnson
Road, in land lot l.. Seventeenth Dis
trict Starch -. 1918.
S3.o00-James =. Hunter TO George
NJ. Battey. Jr strip 100 feet wide 80
east side of lvey prouertv on north
side of lvey Avenue. 402 feet east of
west line Of land lot G.. Seventeenth
District. April s. 1918
Contract for Land
S7.500-Georgc b. Powell to Geor1r
NJ. Battey, Jr.. ~ acres i'm land Iuj
63. Seventeenth District. at southeqS;
corner lvey Avenue. February To-.
1918
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

$6t9-Mrs. Elizabeth G.. Lynch go
Germania SAVINGS Bank. No. 21i Cen
tral Avenue. i3Nl24 feet April No.,
1918
50 .20o-Asa Hirsch TO Hibernia Saw
ings, Building and Loan Association.
lot 5oNl5U feet northwest corner Of
Roach Street and Greensferry Ave-
nue.. April II. 1919.
S5,o00-Mrs. Dora \. Sharp to Mrs
Emma Neal Douglas. lot S19Nl3O5 feaf
on Roswell Road and PAGES Ferry
Road, land lots ia and llJ. Seven
teenth District. April Q. 1918.
$3.50 Forrest Greene to Annie u.
Sturgeon. lot SlvSS feet. east side ~
Martin Street. IFS feet south Of Fair
Street. April s. 1918
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

&36.000-R V. Connerat Estate tby
administrator to William Worth
Martin. lot 51Xl54 feet northwest cor
uer West Peachtrec Street and Peach
tree Place: April /, 1918
Warren +. BroNnlee Cby adj
ministrator) 10 Campbell Brownlec
Furniture Company, - Boulevard
Terrace. I5N212 feet; April 10, 1918.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
TOday'S New York
Stock Market

The following table shows the
highest. lowest and closing
prices of stocks sold on the New
York Stock Exchange to-day.
together with the previous close.
Stock quotations
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
gltARlNGS INCREASE
OUTSIDE NEW YORK CITY

According 20 Bradstreet's the bank
5srrgs u the United States for last
SO showed a decrease of 80 per cent
ne same week in 49,. while those
--r dominion OF Canada showed an
ltase ~ -fl per cent Total clear
u 'ae United States were S3,Ol3,-
aHa for Canada Sl66.5@ e0o.
-eat ni New York. the country s
gained 30 per cent
iS are }ue returns with per
change from the same week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

S545U-N II. COOIeIge and 7. ".
jones to estate al }. +. Stephenson
(1y administrators lot 1flXl0O feet.
-. - and SO Hale Street; April T.,
1913.
SG61-Ars Willie q. Catlett to Colo
NAL Trust Company, 655 Washington
Street. 5dNl15 feet; April II. 1918
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
GRAIN CONDITIONS PERFECT

IIIIDNGO. AUrIl I4.B ". su0g
wires from 81. Louis Through soutH
eastern Kansas and southern and cen
tral Missouri % iS the same showinga,
crop perfection Nut the slightest trace
Of damage from any source oats 81
seeded, crop up and starting well
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Ouitciain1 Deeds.

S5NO-GeOrge Breitenbucher % Mt.
Mary II. Tatum. lot 55Xl50 feet, south
side oxford Avenue. 10 feet west of
jefferson Street. April, 1913.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
MINING STOCKS

BOSTON. NurI fI uHaa.re ,.ru.N
90 --rE Trr ff- American Z.ar IS
Boston Elevated sg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
ARE FEW
DONT'S IF YOU
ATTEND OPERA
Zone Who Knows" Gives List of
Hints for Those Who Would
Be Popular.

Inc 1918 model of Everybody :
Etiquette covers the use and abuse
of oyster forks and large. small and
medium spoons rather thoroughly.
and prescribes carefully the correct
method Of boarding q trolley in i
hobble skirt, but inasmuch as it was
not primarily intended for Atlanta
reading, it is woefully lacking in hinrs
TO operagoers.
AZ the request Of this paper, mu-
stefan Of note. with bitter memories
of past seasons spoiled by neighbors
unused to opera, has prepared a list
of hints for folk attending their frs;
season. They should prove an IN
valuable aid TO the ignorant:
Be sure To choose seats i'm me
middle Of a row and do not make your
grand entrance until the middle Of
| the first act. What's the use OF hay-
! ing new clothes once year unless
you can show them to advantage j.
might happen not TO be a dark scene.
Don't Be Too Early.
Choose seats a row in front of your
dearest friends, If possible. SO yOu
can turn round and explain the opera
10 them. Ii you're especially aff&bie
everybody i'm both rows viii gain this
information and perhaps feel grateful
to YOU.
DO not fail to show your recugu-
| ton of a popular number by imme-
/ date and frantic applause. If YOU
| did not let every body know you had
/ heard the Barcarolle or the Lucia
| SeNtet, what would be the use OF
hrying taken eleven piano lessons II
1 80 cents an hour2 1t is true that one
can not listen TO your applause and
/ The music. too. but one can hear mu-
sic any old time.
DO not think for an instant OF
! studying libretto before the opera
| opens Borrow one from the stranger
on your left and read IL ls the opera
progresses You can strike matches
| If the auditorium is dark Nearly
! every one has life insurance now
| adays, and the building is fairly well
| covered.
/ Il is quite the correct thing 10 ass
/ s.St the musicians whenever posi-
/ BILE by humming the air of the Ia
miliar numbers. II they are NOT Ia
milidr you might Go the best you can
anyway. Willingness TO aid Is always
appreciated. SguUr Toscanini is like
/ Marie Cahul in ,ikiug for tine gallery
| 90 join in the chorus, though he IS ,uo
! Dishful to ask openly.
Assist Your Neighbors.
! BE thoughtful euuusu To explain
/ the plot of the opera 10 the s.1t-
/ holders around you. They paid their
/ good money for their tickets and have
( i right 90 everything they can @ej.
careful explanation %. what going ,a
. gtupuU nest au. .Na H|.-t T. @tIt.-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

$s1-Atianta Hardwood Company 10
I i. Falirt 25l Ponce DeLeon Ave
rue. 51Njil feet: April II. 1913.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

Slo,559-H L. Fraser d~ trustee i'm
bankruptcy Of Noise DcLeon TO Il.
D. Mcdonald, 74i Piedmont Avenue
55Nl9j feet. spril n. 1918.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15


Real estate men have already ne
gun to figure on a new Five Points"
At Buckhead. anticipating that SOM
day Buckhead will be "a big and Lively
trading center rs well as q choice
residence section. The George T.
Moore Real Estate Agency has sub
divided FOR Mrs. Lena Swift Huntlev
the point of land lying between enc
Intersection of Peuchtree and Roswell
Roads, at the END of the car lines
scent limit" Some OF these lots Lre
intended for stores and some for resi-
donces. and several of them front v1
both roads. The little shack ar tae
southern point of the land is to be
torn away.
Buckhead was once gasoline sta
ton for automobiles. but now ii mas
several grocery stores, a. meat shop. q
pressing club. q SUNDAY school estan-
lishment and other things for tiy
convenience Of residents I'M North
Fulton. Delialb and COBB Counties.
Jasper y. CJack'D smith. of The
House -Jack Built fame, Is he
owner Of several OF these stores. ana
he holds high price on the prop
erty,
Zone Table" Compares Prices.
Since 80 per cent Of population ~
the city and the trade of local stores
is estimated TO come from the South
Side. certain real estate men consider
property south Of the Whitehall
Street Niaduct too low. The Otis x
Holiday Real Estate Agency has
compiled table of distances and
prices which is intended To carry
home this argument. While IL Is not
asserted that Peachtree and other
North side prices are too high. il IS
g Irt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

NEW YORK April little SeaHuarG
hir lime $500 purchase So Geo HfH afTi-
Coral HHH'uw"rI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

The Sunday American goes every
,.,hare ali over the South. II you have
snything to sell The Sunday Amer
~ ~, Is The Market Place Of the
South" The Sunday American IS the
rest Advertising medium.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

n you have anything to sell adver-
tise in The Sunday American. Lar
gest circulation of any Sunday news 70
paper in the South.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-12

educational uoreEaeIf requiring gears
for achierement q the large results TO
be expected
We eaA make Grady county the ban
ner agricultural county il Oklahoma
f every farmer and business man VII
pui his shoulder 70 the wheel and keeF
Il there.
A gentleman who passed through E
Reno the orhsT day. stopping long
enough 70 talk politics Eith the editor
Of the Democrat offered gle inioEma-
tion that Dr. joan " Duke q Guthrie
Is the strongest man mentioned for
governor. eprTided he can BE- induced
10 make the race. FOR one thiag. Doe
tor Duke ought 10 poll . full vote
among the users of the famous mix-
ture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-12
Seen in shops.

A useful and handsome wedding gift
is condiment set Of hand-wrought
silver with tray to match.
Fancy hairpins of aluminium. with
the platinum finish are studded with
rhinestones. Barettes and combs to
match are to be had.
Leather slippers fitted into a small
leather pocket, which will take very
little room in the bag, will be found a
great convenience when travelling.
Lace trimmed dress shields come in
various styles and shapes.
An excellent mirror for the travel
ing bag is celIuloid mounted. It is pro
vided with a hinged celluloid cover
This viii lessen the danger Of break
ing the glass.
Coat shields made to slip into outer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-12

According to the Ardmoreite, the ed
itors in the southwestern part Of the
state are planning to organize in o.1er
to eyade payment Of the income tax.
We can see no purpose n this sly
method Of boasting unless the said
editors hope 70 make the bluff 20 with
landlords, grocers and paper houses
thereby securing extension Of credit
The scheme is pretty clever one
anyway. A man who acquires the rep
utaiion Of having an income Of S20os
to $1,000 and over might even be abb
to buy an auto.