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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20

been earning So a day. The FIRST tine
he went 20 bat as a professional b.
struck out lie blamed the spiked
shoes and the next time he went %
b. FRI his stocking feet and hit tho
trs' lai oF0r .h. fence for a honor
..'l- a,r- chat rgft'1e
t.. ether d.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20
H|kER SMASHES
WORLDS RECORD
Clips 50 Miles, Amarillo to
Bovina, with Time to
Spare
MESSAGE IRON DEIss

MESSAGE FROM DEi's
Special to The Daily News.
BOVlNA. Tex. Feb. 10
Broke the record. So mites
in 10 hours. All thanks to
Mr. Crossett and rs Cadillac
lamps. for am blind as a
bat / hope that some day
| may get a chance to core
back 10 Amarillo.
SAMUEL \. DEBS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20

There will be- a pie social al the
Houston street Methodist church,
Friday ulht. given by the Woman's
Society AL are invited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
rncAr. rRuIr MARKET

L~~
frlces Qncted Inis morning on the oau Dt"-
cisco wholesale fruit market. 49,.
Deciduous Fruits-Appies, per box; 49,
sewn plpplns, tier. S180@i.50; DO 4 = ti -
s4l1Hl.25; Sptzenbergs. tier. Slaoes l. l. o. :,
% IA tier. $1@I.i5; Baidwins $lMlZ9: PEI pei
Loo; Go AZ tier. SIML25; Rhode lsis ~
@SL
Peaehes-Sman boxes. 25Q50c; do Tugs. Soe
& Soc: carriers. 60d90c. 5,-o.
Figs-Per box: Black. single layer. @sse o
o. double layers, $lGl.25; white, S'e1ee'
SelaeeS-i'er box. 50GI5c ,.-o.
Pomesfana tes-Per box, 75c1Sl-Z0' lai sc
boxes. SlIJ@f.40.
Persimmons- box. s1G1.5o. -.
teafs-PeE box Bartietts. $lt9 49, uo
n. =. T5e6SI. other varieties. t5c9Sl.sSVV-.
Grspes-Isabellas, 60@T3c; Eokay. o9e1 ~
Malaga J0M65e: black. 450 soc, Muscals' 49,
t9c' Cornichoa. G5M75c. Lugs. 1oAas. 3Ssss
g Museat. 90c4Sl; black 5eAosc; seeu1 -
Sl.2J4 l.5O. Small boxes: Seedless, si-A9e y
10; other varieties 35@a0ci llnIanee4 pr
ton S2lW24; do OF grades, $l0W1e; WHite
VINE grapes. SITGI9.
Berrles-Strawberrie per chest, $500.
ta>pl errieS-Per chest. S4d9.
Blackaerries-Per chest, S54o-
Huckieberries-per ID. 4110c
Craaterries-Cane Cod. per Dbl, Soeo.oo'
Coos Bay, per box, $2-2592.5o. ~.
Mclons-Nutmess. per box. ouc'4Si--o'
Wafermelons. per doz Sl.T503
ltrus FruIts-Per box. Lemons sLah ee ~ ~
Ss-4U4 80; choice, S6GI; fancy, S4-z2eso
EItnelrnit, fancy Seeding. S2M2; DO seeolesS'
$J.J0QG: lines. per case S546.
tfauEeS-Per box; Nalepcias. S44o -
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian, 99ceg
SlJ0 per bunch; do Central American. . '4S &c, 5se
D -; DO Mexican. 1AGl2c per ID flheApp-ss-
per ooz, hawaiian. $1G1@-3o
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LocAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western sugar Renning company quotes
net prices on granulated sugar. In bags OF 100
lbs as follows: Western fine graduated, 81. 20:
fruit graduated, $40; Gamers granulated,
81 20: crystal dominoss whole pieces, : ID car
10 cartons 50: monarch bar. S5.05; tablets.
in half bbls $500 do % ID boxes S545: cubes.
S495; monarch powdered, $3.50: XHXX pow
dered. 81. so: confectioners' 4. $4.10: beet
granulated 100 Id bags only. $3.50; extra C.
81 80; golden G. 81. 10; ID. 81
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on graduated sugar.
in bags Of 100 lbs. as follows C. & II. fine
standard $4 20; coarse dry graduated, 81. 20;
eonfeetioners' A. 81. 90. berry. s4.T0: powdered.
$3.50: cubes. S4sJ: +.Higrade" bar. 500;
bricks fin half bbls) 80; bricks lin % ID
boxes) 80: H. & f. crystal dominos % ID
eartonsl $50: II. < E. crystal dominos z ID
eartons@ 50. extra hna dry graduated 600
u bags. $3.50; extra c, $40; golden c.
$40; yellow =, 81.
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rInuP AMI GRAIN

Quotations in san Francisco this morning:
Flour fper bbll-Net cash: California family
extra s560M6; bakers extras, 81. as. 20;
s,;nerane S390@4. 10; Dakotas. SG.40ee7. 10:
Kansas SGM6.25-
Wheat tper ctD-CalifOrnia club. 81. 46I4 a
147H northern wheat. hluestem. $1.60M
16T12 turkey red. Sl.5I = @ 60: red Russian,
81. 46A 01.47lz club, S1.46l4 Q1.47l5; forty
fold. Sl.5212 6I155.
Barley (per etD-Good to choice feed.
S1.3T1s Al 40; lower grades. S1.30Q1.3J; ship
ping and brewing, SHOOTS.
Oats tper ctD-Whfte feed, 1.42ts al. 471s
red seed, $292I5; do feed. nominal; black.
s2.T503.25.
Corn (per ctll-Prices largely nominal Vel.
low, bulk, $1.74; do white SI.76.
Rye (per etD-S1 A5gl50; recieaned. 81. GO
GIGS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

ter, but the general London market dull and
rather heavy.
An advance of 1 to 6 per cent was made
hy the Bank of Bombay in Its rate OF discount
today.
Consols up lie, money T2l5, account 72st
Rio Tintos s1%. unchanged
Canadian Pacific earnings for first week in
october, increase $3.50. 600: from July 1, in
crease $71, ga.
Missouri Pacific earnings for first week in
October. increase S79 200; from July 1, de-
crease SIPS. 0oo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
TURNER'S BALL TOMORROW

concert and ball will be given
tomorrow night by the singing sec
ton of the San Francisco Turn YER
Elm at the verein hall in Suffer street.
Joseph Kindsmueller Paul Paap;
Richard sensenschmidt. Henry Cor
nils, Carl MEME, A. Kruse and Will
liam Behncke.
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Hams AM BACON

hams and bacon are Primrose hams. 1912
&c; do I2-14 pc: do 1916. 22c; prlm-
rose bacon. As, Sic; eastern star hams. 1912
do l4-I6 2I1ke: eastern star bacon, 4-6. 29c;
do 6-S. 2sc; do $40. 27e; do 1912 26c;
arch picnic hams. 14hc: arrow bacon. $40.
26J5c: do 1912, % re; medium bacon. 20i4c;
1t D. S, $40. 23e; do 1912. pc; light me-
dunn, 201ac.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Great Northern reports 90 per cent In 1918,
against 1921 last year.
Testimony before the arbitration board Is
completed. but the decision is not expected be-
fore the end Of October
Bradstreets reports ga commercial failures
in the United States during the week as COM
pared with 30 the previous week.
Theodore y. Vail and Alexander Ccchrane re-
signed from the New Haven board
The Republic Iron and Steel company has
booked sufficient business to guarantee full OPP
erations IN its mills during the current month.
Twelve industrials declined 20
Twenty active rails declined 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
FRESH AND CURED FISH

Fresh Fish (per ib)--Halibut. 10W1fc: carp,
46s5c; catfish. 10e111c: Goldfish. &c; red rock.
etSc; black rock, Sc; barracuda: Sc: large
soles, T6JSc; sand dabs, 50l6c; small soies, 40
sc. sea bass 9110c: toinc0d. Sc: salmon, LOG
lie: smelt, Toe; crawfsh, 25030c.
Saimon-Alaska reds s1.15; Alaska King. 81:
Alaska medium red. S5c pink 65c; chums.
zoe: No i tail cans, doz to case, I. 0. b..
san Francisco Puget sound sockeyes. tails.
81 So hats. $1.65; halves. si@1.o5. I. 0. b..
Puget sound.
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u1nFs WOOL avn SIMS

Hides (per Ih1-Dry cattles Butchers. &c
&c: murrains 25G26e; dry salt hides. Ia Sc.
stays 1TG1Sc; kip. 25Q2Ic; veal 29@3Ie;
calf 290S1c.
Horse (each)-Extra large prime. skim ed to
hoof 50 1913. No. ] large, do, 50 . az. 80;
No l medium. do Sl-T5M2; No. / small. do.
15cdSI25: 70 l colts. do. 25aJ0c.
Wet Saltrd lper lbl-Cattle: Steers. medium
and heavy, 1871 G16e. cows. heavy l5c;
bulls. steers and stays. 1ol9c; kip, 16 to 30
lbs 13dl6c: veal. 10 10 - IDS. 1Td1sc. calf
and kip 1S0f9lsc; culls. 1G2e less.
sheepskins leacbl-Long wool pelts. 90c0
slI0: medium wool, 45090c; short wool 250
4Oc lambs long wool. 3546oc; DO. medium,
1OM30c; shearlings, No. /, 20g35c; dc. No ?,
7Ql0e.
6oafskins (each)-Prime Angoras. 75c0SI:
med ium % 6tJ0c; large hair goat. 4Oc; medium
hair goat 25c; kids. 59l0ei poor and daTa-
aged skins worthless.
Wool tper lbl-San Joaquin. fan clip, IN
Zee do. heavy 6dSe; light. 94IIc choice, 70
0llic: Nelair. choice years, = @26c; do. six
months. 20@22c.
iaiie~ sper pl-No- clean ana hara, N
445c; grease, 2@3c.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted tins morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market
Potatoes frsr ctl)-Delta whites. f3c4Sii
do fancy. S1Nf10: Salinas, S1.T591-9o; Ore
goa Burbanks S125a1I.30: sweets, S1@lto
Onions fper ctl5-Silverskins- Sl.40gi-aU; on
street. 15c higher
lie. Sc per ID; cIcumhers. 75c0$1 per box
okra, per box. 509l65c. string beans, 54fe per
lb, lima. 50Ge: peas. T6l9c per ID. green pen
pers, 256tJ0c per box: hor chile, 80 @ SOC; egg
plant. 40475c per box: squash. simmer. 81 "a
el+2J per box; do cream. per box. 2uM DOC.
Hubbard per sack G0Nz0c: do marrowfat, 5v
66Jc; sprouts 5Gg6c per ID; celery. per daz
bunches, 5004oei green corn. per sack, - q
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Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poulsry-Per ID: California flyers, 2oM22c;
old ROSTERS, 12c: do young, 20W22c. hens,
J. n Ice: eastern hens. 1sIl9c; do young stock.
goa pc: broiefs. 2Sg3lc per h
Per doz. California hens. medium S5M5-5e;
do extra. SSMII.J0; old ROSTERS. S4U5; young
ROSTERS. STaS: do fun grown. SSM10: flyers,
s5a6 brolers. S3N4. 30: ducks. old. $4@5; do
young, ST@lO; pigeons, SIPS: DO squalls, 81 70
o. eas Germ Aens. S7MiI. according to size
geese. FER pair. S242.5o.
Turkeys-Per ID: Young. 23a2sc; do old.
20622c
t;alne-Per doz: Rabbits. 81 % a.. rs; Bel
CLAN hares S4GS.
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!; alfalfa, sl1Ql4; stock hay. s1o@

Sl2@16; alfalfa, Sl1@14; stock hay, s10@
IL: straw, 50G75c.
Feed (per ton)-Bran, S25625.5o for white
S24434.50 for red; mIddlings. $29U32; shorts
S26M2T; rolled barley. $29. 506I30 80; cornmeai
S42Q43; cracked corn, $42643. alfalfa meal.
car lots ST; do, small lots. SIS
Meal tper ton)-0ilcake 20 ton lots, S33; 10
TONS $50. so; tons. $34; less than TONS,
$34 so; cocoanut, carload lots, $50; do. 10
tons S29s do, tons. $3.50; do. small lots.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
LOCAL PRODUCE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

Quotations on the san Francisco Whoiesalo
Dairy Produce exchange:
Rutter-Per pound: -
Grades Oct. Oct Oct Q Oct; 10
IRISH extras...... s4c 3Slkc SSl2c S soa
Fresh drsts. $50. 29c zoe 2sc zoe
Esss-Per dozen: -
Grades Oct. Oct s oct. Oct 10
Fresh extras. Ale 4sc 4se sc
Fresh seconds.
Selected puiiets.. s4lsc 35c 35e S5he
Cal. storage extras soc Soc SOC oVe
Cheese-California fancy hats, lie a pouhu,
nrm; hrsts, 15c. firm; do seconds IL
fancy Young Americas. 16c. firm; 90 nrst A.
j5ie firm; Oregon twins. 11ac. steaay W
rriplets, Ice. steady: Young Americas lie se
steady. Esstern-New York cheddars' 1 .elSs
<Oe. steady; Wisconsin fancy twins, AO72s'
steady; do triplets. ike. steady.
ketailers charged PC pound on each sqSa.e
o. putter and &C dozen on eggs over tueS'
quotations
Receipts today. Butter So 1000 pounds eggs
4fp4vV dozen, cheese S. 500 pounds.
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pRnvIsInN pRoDucTs

Wholesale price list on proYision products
given this morning by Miller < Lux: Hams
tper lb5-Eastern N. & /. brand, p &c; Csl-
bacon. eastern NJ. & l. brand, 6s average
&c: $40 average. 24e; 6-S average, pc; $40
average Ole Pure Lard-Tierce basis. lee
best Shortening fierce 10lsc; compound. H. d.
bran. tierce basis, Zoe: salad oil, soc; white
cooking oil s3c; yellow cooking oil, 59e.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
KENT SPEAKS TUESDAY

Congressman Kent will give his
idea of the spirit and purposes of the
administration at Washington in
lecture before the mems club of the
Presbyterian church of San Rafael
Tuesday night.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11

San Francisco quotations this morning on
pork. lard cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces, 1415c; do IS, pei
case. $7.3S; do los. 50 10; do IS. So %; do Is
$3.50; arrow compound, tierces, lie; do eos
s. G3: do los, sos; do 5s, 81 Is; do s. 81 20:
yellow arrow cooking OIL 6Sc; white arrow
cooking OIL TIE; primrose salad oil. SIC; extra
family beef S24; family beef. sd; extra mess
beef $24; extra prime pork, SO; extra. pig
pork SO. caiifeDe-Tubs. ilssc. half lbis
1l%c: l tierce. Ike; : tierces. 1lIsc; 5
tierces. lie; case. 81. Cottolene-Half hbls.
l13ae; / fierce. 1lssc; tierces, Ike; IS.
1l1sc-
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HAY FFFD AND MFAr.

Wholesale prices on carload lets Of hay sn
foday's market are: Fancy wheat hay. light
bales S19a21; 10. l wheat or wheat aud cat,
Sl7M1S5O. No wheat wheat and cat.
S15d1G5O: choice tame cat. Sf7m1S.50; other
tame cat S14G17; barley, Sl2Gl3; wild oat,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11
cHIcAGo GRAIN OPENING

CHICAGO. Oct. 11.--Grain opening: Wheat
May. 91Ae: December. S6a4c Corn-Decem-
ber 69as d691Ac 10 s9Mc. 0ats-May 44iac:
December 4IM4f1Sc
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RRoomHAIr,s GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1.-THE steady Winnipeg
wheat market and firmer Canadian offers slim
ulated some covering BY shorts here, and open
ing values were sd higher for October and De-
cember, and there improved demand
from the continent for cargoes. Following the
opening the market was dull but steady, with
speculative support, notwithstanding the ex-
pected liberal shipments from America as ind-
Gated by Bradstreet's. talk of heavy Russian
Shipments favorable weather aud crop advices
from Argentina and freer native offers. At
the close the market was steady and unchanged
to u d higher than yesterday.
Corn opened I'D higher on the steady Ameri-
can cables and a reported purchase of Plate
carog to Galveston. American spot was I'D
lower, while Plate was unchanged. Arrivals
here were liberal and reports from Roumania
are favorable. but the market held duh but
steady.
Roumania- Weather fine for corn and the
outlook Is much improved.
MISUNDERSTANDING the last period OF large
productions the price OF wheat has not been de-
pressed. except evanescently, as the average
price Of contract wheat in liverpool during the
last four seasons has been 7-G per 100 pounds
or Sos per $50 pounds. Prices are now well be-
low that level and it appears that we are not
FAR from the bottom the pressure or Russian
and Canadian supplies is now about as severe
as it Will be at any time this half season.
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THE GALL S
GUIDE

To Reliable Real Estate Firms Of
San Francisco Whose Announce
ments Appear in Today's CLASSIFIED
Real Estate Columns.
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Local Securities

). Il. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
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TIVE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL Oct. 11.-Cotton-Due. 10
higher on December and Laid lower on
others Opened steady, 20214d lower. Closed
frnl 9M91ad higher Spot quiet. I'd higher
at rs Gid Sales 1000. including 1000 Amerl-
can
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE
-ondoa prices lower. Consois a shade
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-11

For 4 select list Of Real Estate
turn te1the Classified Columns.
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Quotations on the san Francisco Whoiesai'
Dairy Produce exchange:
Rutter-Per round.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
IOl Wild West Show
Coming to ChiCkaSha

Miller Brothers and Arlington's lOi
Ranch wild West show is coming to
chickasha.
The date has Deen definitely fixed
FOR Thursday, October >. The lOi
Ranch show retains. it is announced,
all the best features that have con.
tributed to its success, together with
a number Of up to date novelties in
keeping with its character as a genu.
inc border exhibition 1t illustrates the
old life on the plains with wealth OF
detail and with what is declared to
be absolute fidelity to historic truth
is Indians have been selected from
the great Sioux, cheyenne. Apache,
Arapahoe and other tribes that have
figured SO strikngly in the frontier
history Of the United States. the old
scouts and trapners have. it is said,
actually lived the lives which they re
produce in the arena the cowboys
are the real chap-wearing, shortsamp
high-heeled ropers OF the cattle
ranges; the eowgirls are credited with
being to the manner born the stage.
coach drivers are among the last OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
Marriage Of Miss eorman

Marriage Of Miss German
and Mr.. copenhaver
Quite a pretty home wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday afternoon
YAK $3.50 o'clock when Miss Marguerite
German the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
H. r. Gormah, was married to Mr.,
Murray Copenhayer Of Polo. H. The
ceremony was performed by Rev G. S.
Walker Of the Methodist church The
home was prettily decorated for the
occasion with ferns, palms and white
roses During the ceremony Miss Cor
man and Mr. Copenhayer stood be-
meath q huge white wedding bell that
was suspended IN one Of the corners
oi the living room Two tan palms
were placed on either side Of the bell,
and a number Of ferns were gracefully
grouped about. Medelssohn's Wedding
March was played by Miss Dorothy
German who vas also the only
attendant Of the bride. Miss
German was married in a handsome
travelling suit Of blue and a becoming
hat, trimmed with wings the color Of
her suit She carried bouquet Of
brides roses After the ceremony the
newly married couple, in a receiving
line with Mrs. German, Mrs. Liver
more Of Illinois, and Miss Dorothy
German, received the congratulations
Of the guests. A two course luncheon
\ was served by Misses Margery ana
Frances Iulen, Sue Gilkey Rosa
chastain and Lacy Sparks, all inti-
mate friends Of the bride. Later in
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Copenhav-
er left for Chicago where they will
visit relatives of Mrs Copenhaver.
After October the first they VIII Be at
home in Polo, M About thirty fela-
tiyes and intimate friends Of the fam
lily were the only guests at the we'd
ding Mr. and Mrs. Copenhaver have
the good wishes 81 a host Of friends in
Chickasha for long and happy mar
ried ne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13

The recklessly daring race OF men who
crossed the plains and mountains with
the reins ~ one hand and a six.shoot.
en- in The other; The MeSicans have
been recruited from the great Spanish
ranges in central Mexico or from the
bdllfings Of the City Of Mexico, and
even the band Of Cossaeks, under CHIEF
bartolme who contrast the riding Of
the Russian steppes with that OF the
American cattle ranch, are declared to
be among the most eleyerly daring o.
their race ADV.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
Mother d EIahtesn children.

y am the mother OF eighteen chill
are nand have the praise Of doing
more work than any young woman in
my town. writes Mrs G J Martin.
Boone Mill va = suffered for five
years with stomach trouble and could
not eat as much as a biscuit without
suffering. have taken three bottles
OF Chamberlain's Tablets and am now
a well woman and weigh leS pounds
] can eat anything I want to, and as
much as want and feel better than
! have at ayy time in years. refer
to any one in Boone Mil or vicinity
and they will youch for what / saw
Chamherlain's Tablets are for sale BY
an dealers adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
compIImentary to MIss Roasrs.

Miss Pauline Owen entertained in-
formally on Thursday evening in honor
OF her guest, Miss Emma Rogers.
Bridge was played at three tables and
after several pleasant hours spent at
cards, dainty refreshments We're served
to Misses Emma Rogers, Geneyieye
Rogers, Julia Wootten, Nell Dashner
Lacy Sparks Messrs. Lamar Mosley
Clifford Sparks ice Burney Paul
Heffner and Charlton Barksdale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13

Pythian Sisters VIII Meet.
The Pythian Sisters will hold their
first meeting after the summer vaca-
ton on next Monday afternoon
Miss Fay Smith viii leave on next
Thursday for Kentucky where she
will be the guest Of friends for several
days before going on to Nashville to
re-enter Belmont college.
Mrs Charles Trammel has returned
from an extended visit with her moth
er. Mrs Lawhorn. at the latter's home
III San Angelo. Texas.
Miss Dashner will leave the latter
part of next week for Norman. where
She win attend the state University
this year
Mr.. and Mrs John Majors have had
as their guests for the past Two weeks
Mr and Mrs Ed Peary ot Omaha,
Neb
Miss Pauline owen has as her guest
Miss Emma Rogers. Miss Genegieve
Rogers is visiting Miss Julia Woot-
Ten
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Honnold Of Ok
lahoma City we're the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs F. L. slusher last Saturday
Mr. Bee Cochran left last Saturday
for the University of Colorado. where
he will attend college this year
AEf and Mrs George II Evans 8ill
return next week from a short stay at
Medicine Park.
SIR Harry Hegndon viii leave in a
few days ior a short visit ID Boonflle.
Missouri
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Mr.. Sam Pollard OF saltwater is The
guest Of friends in Chickasha FOR the
weekend
D.
Miss Hancock q Paris Texas Is iho
guest of Mr. and Mrs Harry LUDLOW
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Winners to Be Entertained.

The winner in the series Of bridge
games played by the 1907 Bridge club
win be entertained at an early date
at the home Of Mrs. j. B. Sparks by the
losers of the series. This event, which
takes place after each series Of twelve
games, is always anticipated with
much interest and Is always Of a pre-
tentious nature
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
informal Dance

About thirty couples enjoyed an IN
iormal dance at the Elk club rooms on
last Tuesday evening The dance was
given complimentary to the different
young people who are iearing shortly
for school and college Mr. and Mrs
Harry Ludlow and Mr. and Mrs Ad
Melton chaperoned the affair. which
MAS Of a most pleasant nature,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
Line Party at the suss.

Mr. Horace Hunter save a delight
iul line party at the sugg theater on
Wednesday evening Those included
in the party we're Misses Villa Baze,
Jennie Bell Baze, Oklahoma McMas-
ter Mr. " H. Lindsay. Mr. Win Eagle
Mrs Mollie MoMaster Mrs. Cynthia
Eagle Mrs Rachel Lindsay and Mas
Ter Frank Hunter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-13
Auction Bridge Party.

Auction Bridge Party'
Miss Lacy Sparks entertained last
evening at auction bridge The affair
was given in honor Of Miss Nell Dash
ner, Miss Julia Wootlen and Miss Fay
Smith all Of whom viii leave next
week for college. Seven tables were
arranged for auction bridge and the
prizes for the two fortunate players
were pair ol good cuff links and q
bar pin. After a series Of interesting
games luncheon was served to
Misses Nell Dashner, Julia Wootten
Fay Smith, Villa Baze, Jenelle Halle,
Pauline Owen, Lucille Dasaner, Ed
wilma Hard, emma Rogers, Geneyieye
Rogers, Anne White, Messrs, George
White, Clifford Sparks, Reece Smith,
Edoray Hampton. I'D Riddle, Edwin
Dougan, Howard Hampton, Albert
Hawn, Harry Herndon, Harry Hend-
ricks, Joe Burney, Hugh Neely smith,
and Horace Witherspoon Later in
the evening dancing was enjoyed Miss
Sparks was assisted during Tie even
Ing by Miss Marjorie Dwycr and Miss
Frances Riddle