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The Washington times., 1913-01-13
$. n. BOWEN. Secretary.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock.
holders Of the PoToMAC ELESL ~ .i,sL,I Ky
ing a Board OF Directors to serve for
the ensuing year and 10 transact sucn
other business may properly eolhe
heiore the meeting, will be held at the office
Of the Company, ;ith and East Capitol
Streets, Washington. D. e, on. SATURDAY..
January Is 1915, at 1900 O'Clock. noon
- &. r. BOWEN. Secretary.
The Washington times., 1913-01-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

fake LAXATIVE BRoNo ouinine Tablets.
Draesists refund money n Il falls tD cure.
r w GROVES SIGNATURE lie on ezch box 30
The Washington times., 1913-01-13
s r. BOWEN. Secretary.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders of the CITY a. SUBURBAN RAIL
electing q Board OF Directors To serve fo-
the ensuing year and to transact such otnes
business as may properly some Dsiore .he
Company 9 l4th and East Capitol streets,
Washinxton, d. c.. on Saturday. January Is
ids, at ,ie:0o O'Clock. noon
- -. : z. BOWEN. Secretary.
The Washington times., 1913-01-13

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of tine stock
holders % ths BRlGHTWoOD RAILWAY
COMPANY, for the purpose Of eiectinS q
hoard of Directors 10 serve for the ensuing
wear and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the meeting. VIII VIII
and East Capitol Streets. Washington. ID. C..
on Saturday. January IS. 1918. at 1850 o clock.
noon. .- ,,.
The Washington times., 1913-01-13

MP FRANK BORZE wishes to announce
that he has moved his business across the
street. Opposite his recent establishment. 80
n st Shoe shop. "
The Washington times., 1913-01-13

TIE BEST BREAKFAST EVER. PEiL-
Lips GENUINE HOME MADE SAL
SAGE ALL PORK. For sale AT all leauins
stores or ColuribIa Prov. Co. s5e la. ave
sUCCESSFuL, WOMAN COLLECTOR desires
bills TO collect; have city references. Aa
dress BOX 54s. Times ofnce.
The Washington times., 1913-01-13

THE DOLLY. MADISON CANDIES absolute
iy ns,re Finest In the land 30 Htn -
Nv phone N 6i34. The H.. lec. r.
The Washington times., 1913-01-13
: speclAI NOTICES

TIfE ANIMAL MEETING Of the stock
holders Of the WASHINGTON RAiLMAt =
FL ElsrRIC, COMPANY. for the purpose ..
ciectin9 4 Board OF Directors TO serve Tor
the ensuing year and to transact sucn oensl
business as rnxy properly come before tne
meetiux. will be held at the office Of the
Conpaf,y. 18th and East Capitol streets
WashinnIon. ID. c., on saturday. January Ia
iyl3 at lz:oo o'clock. noon.
=. s. r. BoWEN. secretsry.-
The Washington times., 1913-01-13

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY. for the pus :
pose OF electing q Board Of Directors .
such other business as may properly com.
before The meeting. will be held At the o1ie5
OF the Company. lith and East Sapitsi
Streets WASHINGTON, ID. c.. on Saturday
January Is 1913. at 1900 o'clock. noun. {
s. Il. BOWEN. Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING o. the stock,
holders Of the GEORGEIONN 49,
for the purpose OF electiog Board
OF Directors 10 serve Tor the ensuing
NAV pI Ioperly come before the meeting. viii
be held al the office of the Company. 1ith
and East Capitol Streets. Washington. u. Z.
on Saturday. January is. isis at l-;e" eioc :
noon. r.. BOWEN. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
BUILDING IN 125 CITIES
S68,707,485 Spent, as Against
S81,550,968 Last June.

Reaction in tho building trade. visible
some time ago in New York. is becoming
manifest DO an increasing number of otacr
cities. which are apparently feeling the
effects OF conservative lending OF money
for new enterprises June returns OF
building expenditure to Bradstreets show
the ,h.rd successive decrease since March,
and the percentage of decrease rom .As
Ike month . year ago Is the largest re-
ported .H any month since April. 1911. two
wears agO. The additional fact Is also
brought out that the declines az tho
metropolis no longer account for the en-
tire decrease, bat that Chicago. Los An
ge.ea. Milwaukee san Francisco. 81
Louis and Boston have contributed 10 the
falling or Also it might bo noted that
ta' cumulative effect of the last three
months decreases Is slight decr.a-. IN
the ha.t Years total Of building as com.
pared with the like portion of l2..
IH" June expenditure az l-5 cities .s
ft,7oli'5, as against S33l!,I1 Boo May and
Nl.a.sas in June q year ago-a decrease
~ o. per cent from May and of lt7 Per
cent from June last year This perccBtsge
'N 'H'hI 'Ar' tII HAAf compares NIkN a 'fH
crease OF o6 per cent iu May and per
cent Do April, and Likewise compares with
au increase OF 95 per cent in the nrst
quarter OF the year The decrease ~ tae
second quarter o. the year sums Up JUS,
per cent. hence the net decrease tor the
entire s.N months Qf Is per cent from the
first half OF 1872, which. however. gained
per cent over the like period OF 1911
Manhattan Borough shows decrease Of
b34 per cent and Tho Bronx "a decrease
o' 1919 per cent. but Brooklyn increased
per cent and the city Ubroe borOughs rc.
IoltugJ falls on 5s5 per cent Chicago.
thv second city iI bu.lging, shows "a loss
oi 80 per cent for June Philadelphia. me
third city gains per cent and p.t,s.
lIrgH, the fourth city in June bullaiBS.
gained - per cent. Los Angeles, nfth W
rams iU june lost 900 per cent or tho
other cities showing loss. Boston With {
per cent decline Milwaukee with g. per
cent san Francisco with "a per cent asd
81 Louis with l5l per cent are notable
ln the list OF cities showing gains are Cin.
glnuau, ~ per cent, Cleveland, per cent?
Minneapolis 5s per cent. Rochester. Ia
per cent san Diego ;. per cent and 81.
Paul l2h per cent IN al, nfty-eight cities
snoH gains over June "a year ago. While
slNty-seNcn show decrease
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
Cost of Structures Projected
S36,053,l35, as Against
S67,182,400 for First
Half of 1912.

The sem.anrul. and monthly s'1ust.Al
ron0rt as given 0It bN Rudolph y MHl'''
BUILDINGS Superintendent shows % cons.d-
srahle iallinl on bon new building op fa-
ti9ns I'm Manhattan both for the FIRST s'N
months and m, month OF june.
Tn, statistics show that plans Der' Al'd
go- s75 new buildings. costing $3.50. JED.
for tnc first siN months as against +''
costing I-.'s- iu for 'h, nrs' SIS months
of wi- SHOWING decrease oi " .u tn'
number OF uui,duss and &li-s.-1g .a
m1u.,. involved
The report also shows plans hied for
,uent..'l.r dwallue houses to cost S.
.pu.r". as against eighteen costing A'a"-
-,o in ta. same period last year, and
r.raty-fau- tenement houses costing {l'-
1000 as against riue''-thr,' costing
sil.73u"n las' year. nsty-nN' store and
.og, buildings. costing Slo5l".'r" as against
,a costing t-sW,7uo last years seven
hotels pust.uI .l'7s."'o a- against seven
costing sfcau. last year cIgh, office
buildings costing &5s,."', ar against
'v.rfs-ng, costing flu.i',lny last year,
fartur... Nslv. cast.u- $500" as
AGAINST tH.rt,-tvu costing Ntoio .as'
r,.tr. Hv. ..nluINuas,- ro.tu- $4,000 3s
AGAINST u.u. rostlu- '."lIpH lIs' }eaf.
,ri,. churches. g0stiH- '-'.u'" as asa.as.
OBJ. sam, number costing Sto'' "si
r,.r. -.A r4u.g.ra. uu..a.u-s costing i-i..-
.,l. .. a-agst fourteen ,0stiur >.-i9'"
les. ,,ar sINtE-tnrr, places ut amHs,-
r.nt costing $3.50 715. a- against hiN-
r.n,. costing EIfY' ias, year. fnIr hose
pitfalls co-tiu- g7,no.u as against none last
wear. stables and garages. tvcnt'-i""
costing $4,000 as against tWeniN-ioHF
costing ,sl-ou last year. seventy three
miscellaneous bu.,4.ngs. COSTING Ni' '''
ls against s.ygufy-siN costing Sv,"' .ds'
year.
I'll, report for alterations shows plans
filed for repairing and ait,riu- 30 build
ugs at 81 cost OF Stss1Fas. az against
INu-. az cost of Sell-g5 last year.
Tho comparative report for the month
OF Jun, shows plans nl,d for fort} zone
new buildings. costing total oi Ni-A-
ss5 as against eighty cosunS O. to1. ".
V.UUsp the sam. month a.i year
Dwelling. we're cine only class tna,
showed au increase. plans having p,sn
Mod tor sA. costing S3l"" as against
uorc ,hr same month last year. tenement
house construction shows deertas' DO
number and Sl7a5too in moneys involved,
on, hotel Was planned. costing 'son"'o. a.
AGAINST one costing $4,000 the same
month last ycar.
Plans were dicd f5r nine store and .oit
buildings costing SiTuo as asainst twgn-
last year. plans were Hied Tor one office
building costing ',o1ro as against four
costing $4,000 the same month last
year. no plans were hied for factories.
schooln0uscs churches or municipal
buildings during iast month, and plans
v,ro alcd for one hospital. 90 cost iio1 no.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
Investors Have Recently
Bought a New Lot Of
w ell Located
Properties.

fairly good market S. being found for
Brooklyn apartment houses This class
Of transaction is now one OF the principal
fsa,.res OF trading iu that borough.
The Eastern Parkway section, which Is
70 be large recipient Of favors under
the dual subway system project. IS con-
s.dered by many Of the leading real estate
,-okers Of the borough 20 be al tho pres
,n, time the most inviting investment In
the speculative zone OF the entire bo--
oggB
One OF the recent principal purchases In
the Eastern Parkway section was made
by the Long Island Automobile Clue.
The club bought plot with a frontage OF
3 feet and d depth Of 255 feet opposite
he Brooklyn Museum OF Arts and Sci
,nces on that site a spacious clubhouse
,or tie organization has been planned
The two six story family apartment
,ouses Nos. losJ 20 1901 Eastern Parkway
we're recently sold by the Parkway Realty
Companv % the Realty Traders Corpora
ton The buyers gave in part payment
s!x,y-one lots al Arlington Park, y. J.
A block front Ia Seventeenth avenue,
from Jgta 20 18th streets. IS 10 be i'm
proved with three family fathouses. The
property was recently bought by the
Aronson Realty Company which gave IN
exchange 80. - Kingston avenue.
The estate OF Alice :. Wilkinson lately
bought the cour story double apartment
house 80 81 Herkimer street from
Clent o. James r. Ross The estate gave
in part payment a dwelling house at No.
.I5 Decatur street. The Herkimer prop
erty is valued AT $4,000.
On the premises 40 359 20 3G3 East
2lst street are two new four story moreTn
apartment houses. These structures were
The fEst of their kind % be put up !n THIS
almost exclusive private dwelling mouse
district They were sold by J. Sterling
Drake 20 a New York man.
One of the most important fathouse
transactions reported in Brooklyn this
year resulted in a change Of ownership
10 a big upper Fulton street row. The
row Is 80. 2I72 % 220- II comprises
sixteen houses. four stories high. with
stores. each on q lot 20xlo0 feet II was
cold by Nathan Grunbcrg % Mrs. Esther
Tapalow. the seller being Rudolph G.
Bacher.
Mrs Tapalow gave iH exchange the two
four story fathouses No 1907 20 1913 Put
nam avenue. each on plot 4oXloo feet
she also gave the dwelling house 40. 'o5
Graham avenue and the three story fat
house No lSz Evergreen avenue. The
value Of the properties In the trade was
placed a. s23s.O0o
Alfred G.. Nagley. tr. recently bought
The three four story apartment houses so.
n 70 2i5 New York avenue. Each house
IS On a plot having a frontage Of % feet
and depth Of loo feet They were held
a, $4,000
builder is going 90 put up al Nos. 80
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
FORM NEW REALTY co.
Has Bought Large Properties in
and Near BronXvile.

Announcement is made of tho iorma-
tlou Of q realty company known as Do"
Residence COMPANY of Lawrence Park.
with Offices ~ so ~ FIFTH avenue. ipr
the transs ctlou Of q general real estate
business iu and near BroUxwl,c. y y.
The new company has purchased all the
home properties Of tho Lawrence PHH
Realty Company and VIII act as selling
agents FOR that company unimproved
properties.
Tho new company Will also build or
rent for It's own account or the account
of others Charles T. Marvin. formerly Of
the well known firm ~ Fish q Marvin.
will have charge Of the operation Of tho
Residence Company, as managing difoc-
tor
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
BROOKLYN SALES.

William G. Morrissoy sold tor George
Felix the former residence Of John Cot
tier. al the northwest corner of Bay -'H
street and Benson avenue, lOoxlp' iceI
10 T. -. Berry.
Sugarman & Kahn sold for the PORT
Ieryis Land and improvement COMPANY
40. AS BEDFORD avenue. a four STORY
and basement dwelling house. on lot -'N
1g5 feet. 20 r. Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
SELLS STATEN ISLAND LOTS.

Sterling Drake has sold for Edwin
& T,undy and John = Dorman to Ar
thur n. Walsh six lots on clcrmont ave
nue Clermont Height 10 ia rumorea
tina, Nr. walsh Immediately resold se'-
,r.l at a considerable advance
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
$4,000 3sTH STREET LEASE.

j. Arthyr Fischer has leased FOR :. May
TO tHc Bower Millinery Compdny Inc,
so - West ,s,h street, for A long period
of wears. a. net rental aggregauns over
Sl72 olD for the term This building is d.
rccr.y opposite tho main entrance OF Lord
A. Taslor'. new store.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13

nov, has record u f..,,7 such h-..a.nt.
The department h1s secured 'h- .,T"'-
al of no. 1g1 violations charged ara.a- ".i
tenement holses IH MANY ~ these build
irr. me removal OF violations wIi in
permanent. while other b...dne. $3.50
have % bc watched carefully and viola
tions ,aIscd 90 b, removed a-1il -n'
again.
As an additional means NJ protection
from Gre. stars o- o. aR'a iron iae1.. t'
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13

rir..rnr COMPANY Boz Now York hc has
for many y,ars taken an active interest
.r 'h. nuusue problems and methods oi
tenement; house 'ructiou
Tg. detail WORK % ,hc department is
under thc direction ~ Captain charles j..
Alien. secretary and executive officer OF
tho board who conducted the original IN
vrstleaton and who has been IN charge
o' 'n. work since the organization of inc
I,'trtru'ut
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13

p coRsN At ESTATES or GREAT NECK LONG lsLAN2 THE
ESTIMATED COST IS $4,000
New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
MXHue. o72a3 T. R2AlSuazy
Manhattan Record
for Last Six Months

as against none the same month last
year. plans we've filed for s.g Amusement
places. 10 cost S177'o. as against fourteen,
CustnG NIfD"I. last year two stables
and garages. to cost Sn5o. were planned
FOR. as AGAINST four. costing S's5oo the
same month last year and plans we're
fled for six miscellaneous buildings. cost
lnc i.325. a. against eleven. costing s..
go the same month last year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

reasonable to infer from his declara-
tions above quoted. that he will make
no effort 70 set up monarchy in the
event he is elected and this ought 70
be reassuring to Texans. It ought 10
be plain to any one that ne is thor
oughly committed 70 the Republican
form Of government since he doesn't
niince words in making his position
clear
However the gentleman viii not
wage his campaign On this issue alone
He has number Of excellent planks
in his platform among them demand
for d new state constitution. For one
thing he says there should be an
article in our constitution that would
forever abolish the white slave traffic
and houses of prostitution But why
stop here? why not go a little further
and forever abolish murder larceny.
arson and ali other crimes BY colAtiu-
tional enaetment9 There's no use ii
stopping at any halfway station. II
Is true that such crimes are already
forbidden by statutory laws but lot
Of wicked fellows don't pay amy at.
tention 70 them, Write it into the
constitution that criminal conduct Is
absolutely forbidden and then evil per,
sons won't dare TO violate the law.
We have outlined enough Of the
gentleman's platform TO show that he
is the Mosvs 10 ic.a sile Texans out OF
the wilderness and we can't soc how
they can fail to grasp this golden OPP
portunity to be delivered. Surely no
patriotic voter can be SO faiuous as to
disregard the claims Of such leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
He STOOD AT ARmAoEoOon.

William Allen White. the distin-
onsshaa author and aaitar IL tha rm.
IT," '-e'' r" W
pulssahe y ehe hoDie DaAa o. NatliofA
who stood at ArInageddon and battled
for the Lord. As an Armageddonite,
Williams marches very near the front
OF the column and none can eainsay
bis valor or his loyalty e the holy
cause.
IN view Of Mr. Whites prominence
as Mooser. It is interesting TO note
his attitude toward the present adj
ministration. Here Is what the last
issue Of the Gazette had to say Of
President Wilson:
$50 far the course Of President VII
son toward Mexico has been amply
justified BY the Developments that
have come since he refused 70 recog-
nizo Huerta. II was obvious that
President Wilson believed that a state
Of anarchy existed in Mexico, and that
Huerta was merely a symptom Of an.
archy and not the head oi a govern.
ment His recent actions have borne
out Wilson's theory. Il evidently was
unWise to recognize Huerta, and If il
was unwise to recognize Huerta, It was
wise to call Americans out Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
"soME" sTATEsMANsHIP.

Among the candidates for governor
Of Texas is one who solemnly assures
the voters that he realizes that gov
ernments derive their just powers
from the consent OF the governed. :
Furthermore he declares these pow.
ers are to secure to the people the in
alienable rights OF liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness"
In enunciating these radical dor
trines, IT must be conceded, the gentle.
man is 'going some" However. 1t is
only right that he should declare his
position on these vital issues and. ii is
to be hoped that the mere novelty Of
the views Of the candidate will not pre.
5udice any voters against him. While
be doesn't distinctly repudiate the doc
trine Of the divine right Of kings. It is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
Fashion BITS.

Many Of the new fitted girdles eA.
tend far below the normal waist line
in back, and quite as far above the
waist line in 'front.'
Chinese embroidery in Chinese cell
ors on collars Of silk are dress acces.
sories as beautiful as they are smart.
Marquisette wells, with net insets
large enough TO cover the face. come
in many colors.
All black hats of all kinds Of mater
ial are quite the rage. The range in
size is from the close fitting toque TO
the large picture hat. Chicago journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
A MARVELLOUS ESCAPE

MY little boy and a marvellous es-
cape" wr.tes p. F. Bastiams Of Prince
Albert. Cape Of Good Hope 1T oc-
CURED in the middle of the night. He
got q very severe attack Of Group AS
luck would have it. / had large bot
tie Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house. After following the di-
rections for an hour and twenty min
utes he was through all danger. Sold
by all dealers-Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

! always keep an ordinary black
board eraser near the kitchen range,
using it to wipe of the top, writes
New York Press contributor. This
keeps the range clean, and only need
10 wash and polish it once a week.
The eraser can be purchased at a
small cost and saves time and trodble
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

The contract was let early Monday
morning for two more brick buildings
on Blakely avenue. The new building
win be each twenty-five BY eighty
feet, and finished with face brick
Construction win begin as soon as
material arrives. T II. Worsham. pro
prietor OF the City Meat Market and
Grocery, is having one erected, and
Mrs. Annie Rice the other Work be-
gan last week on the Mrs. ]. w. Chill
dress building, and workmen viii have
the foundation laid by the last Of the
week. Rush Springs Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
ExeREss PAcKAeETTEs.
! ; +@44 444s4

c,.,..t rhln, ca-.,d o.,.,,
a.h oa.aa, .a,.. 49,.
~ a.As. I. - -.
-,....., -
y + always . ~ eAsape1 "ieA y
= ni4'A1u aoNh y 70 cents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
street suIts.

Important points of the street suit
to be carried in mind when selecting
one are that the coats button much
higher around the neck than formerly
and that they nearly all show some
sort of belt effect, says the Chicago
Journal Skirts invariably show some
form Of drapery. but without spelling
the tailored effect.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
Floor puater.

After sweeping a polished floor, dust
il with a cloth fixed on the broom Ga
broom rag is better), which has been
previously soaked in Kerosene II dusts
it perfectly and the floor looks well a
long time California Fa. nar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

The whisky traffic in ArdmOre is
being broken up and the joint keeper
must retire from business. The only
man who can sell is the fellow who
nip-poekets his goods. Such an 4ndi-
vidual Is hard TO catch. but one by one
they viii be caught and the business
win he so hazardous that few Of them
viii engage in it, The process By
which the joint keeper is being put
out OF business is simple enough. Some
Of the good citizens OF the town who
$40 willing to gel in the limelight as
lighters. those who are willing 10 be
abused for the sake Of doing active
work, have visited these places.
bought the goods and SO reported TO
the county attorney and proceedings
have been brought against the build
ings will watch them more closely, for
the reason they do not want their
buildings closed and their revenue
stopped Ardmoreite.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
STATE PRESS pRATTLE.
: s%%%%%%e~@@~s s%

Editor-Lorton OF the Tulsa World is
attempting to form an Independent
party officered entirely by the old
wheel horses Of the Republican party.
Has The name Republican become SO
odious in this state that it is neces-
sary to rename it? Would it not be
better to retain the old name and
clean -Muskogee Times-D Demo
crat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
MEL.ADY'S
SCRAPBAC


Rubber hot water bottles that are
past repair make excellent mats to
place under flower. pots which are
liable to dampen a vanished surface
Mats may be cut frof sides Of ihs
water bottle California Farmer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31
JUST A THOUGHT.
Ere the Day Is Gone.
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TACT
Tact has been defined as a sense Of
contact. 1t is 10 be aware Of ones
neighbor. It argues a degree Of sell
fishness, Of freedom from self cor.
sciousness. an attitude Of Willingness
10 look al the other side Of the shield
It is the difference between helpful
ness and bungling Il may seem to
be a gift, but to be rightly exercised,
must also be an requirement It finds
terse expression in the Scriptural ad-
monition. Look not every man also
on the things OF others ''-Ex
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

OF course there is grave danger OF
great riches making a fool Of a man.
hut most Of rs are perfectly willing to
assume the risk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

reflection the
and
sssx
- hs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

II every "erisis" We're fatal. Mexico
would have to have as many lives as q
eat to keep alive very long.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

AT the last moment Bert officially
announced that be would wear his
billed shirt and his other" suit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

George Petty has been taking a
course in physical culture inciden-
tally in using a spade he dug some
bitches about his Third street prop
erty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-31

Were you ever bothered by having
a word, a phrase or tune running
through your head a day or two2
That's one sign that you are crazy, SO
we are informed by a scientific shark,