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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
No runs, 2 hits, l error.
Third lnnino.

First half-Demaree flied out snod-
grass buntei out. Bender to MeInnis.
Doyle flied out to Oldring.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
HARDWARE DEALERS ARE
COMING TO LAKELAND

The National Retail Hardware
Dealers association viii hold their
ANIMAL convention AT Jacksonville
A.arch la-2l There will probably
y, present $40 representative husi-
III - 6l,i ilom al over the United
states Many of them Will he ac
com.nnlrd by their wives and their
daughters The \cv f.n2land dele
llnn If l,, viii arrive in Sanior
on the steamer Dcl,ary March %.
They Will have two hours to spcnu
in Sanford, returning on the same
steamer. Another party will arrive
~ The union station at \ a. m. and
remain two hours, They will then
proceed to Lakeland and Tampa. The
opportunity 10 entertain these VI.
ilors by an automobile or carriage
triyc about Sanford and to present
them with some souvenirs of Their
visit that they can take to tho
homes should not be missed.--San
ford Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
SPECIAL SESSION OF
SCHOOL BOARD HELD.

Barlow, Fla, March 5.-The board
OF public instruction met in special
session, with all members present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The matter OF additional insurance
Oh the Barlow school by I. 4. Goode
was brought up and it was decided
that if there was any additional in
surance allowed that the policy be
made to the trustees of the special
tax school district No. T."
Moved and ordered that the super
iltendent order necessary books for
his use. same to be paid for from the
county fund.
The request of the negro school at
Mulberry. asking for one month from
the sub-dstrict funds, was not
granted.
Ii was ordered that the board.
hereafter, must comply with the law.
SO far as section chapter 1882 was
! concerned.
l.. 5. Morrow was appointed trus-
. tee OF the Pierce school, to All the
vacancy caused by the removing OF
Hans Weuthrich. former trustee.
from said district
The board approved the actions OF
the superintendent in his action on
the Winter Haven school and the APP
pointment of d, S. Sutton to fill the
vacancy in the eighth grade Of same
/ school was confirmed
II was agreed that the county fur
nish books for the Orchard children
and the superintendent was ordered
u purchase same and present them.
All teachers reports. bills on file
and all warrants were examined and
approved. and warrants drawn.
On motion. board adjourned
& \ PARKER. superintendent
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

The Matthias addition, located y
the vicinity of East Lime and W.
nut streets, is the scene Of actll
building operations, the material ic
ing on the ground and work pro
crossing on "a five room bungalow f.
r.. NJ. Buck, AT the corner Of Walnu
street and Indiana avenue. At I'll
corner of Indiana avenue and Iiu
street Mr.. Lester Hall will erect al
cight-room bungalow. log cabii
style. both of which homes will adj
much to this already attractive resi-
dence section
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
Interest on Public Funds.

AT present, interest is required on
State funds on deposit, the State re-
cciving -. per cent on daily pal
ances. The law should also require
banks to pay interest on deposits OF
county funds. Ii should also pro
vide for the State and counties re-
ceiving bids from the banks OF the
State for the deposit OF the funds.
This policy. in my opinion. would
produce much more interest on State
funds, and will result in the cOun-
ties deriving an income of from $780,
600 to $4,000 annually from Il
source now producing no revenue. It
would be advisable for cities and
towns to also inaugurate such a pol
Icy in handling municipal funds
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
INTERESTING DEMONSTRATION
AT AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

Prof e. " Land, OF Palatki. is in
Gland today, looking over the sit
uation with a view of establishing a
FIRST class business college IN this
city. Mr.. Land is one of the pro-
piietors oi the Palatka usinrss Col
=. which is being operated with
great success II is the desire of tn"
to establish one other
ailar institution in some Florida
town, II being advantageous to have
the two in operation, the students of
one college engaging in business
with thos" of the
other. etc. II is thought that Lake
land is a fine point for the establish
ment and operation of such col
lege. and Mr. Land is very favorably
impressed with the outlook
Tonight at the Auditorium Prof
Land will give a demonstration OF
mental arithmefical calculations,
and other interesting features. which
will form very pleasing and in
structive entertainment Manager
has ARRANGED for admis-
,n,, ~ ,he children Of the more adj
oi GRADES OF the Lakeland
schools, and the demonstration will
be one which cannot fail TO interest
young and old. II will be )mh'n"1
with the Auditorium regular pro-
gram. one admission fee covering all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

We carry large line auto tire
and tubes, including the famous
Michelin, and other lines, also a gen
eral line of auto supplies, Presto
Lite tanks, and Presto service. ""
buy direct, pay cash. securing low
est prices. and can sell you just as
cheaply as you can buy same class
goods anywhere. Call and see us.
Lakeland Automobile and Supply Co
2S2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

Every day leading citizens give
expression TO their strong approval
OF the plan heretofore outlined in
the Telegram 20 relieve the school
situation. The general impression
seems to be that 1t Is absolutely fair
and impartial, and that all the peo-
pie of the district can get together
on the idea This is the sole purpose
o. this paper in Offering suggestion
the hope that all can unite on
some plan that may i. found accept
able. and that can he pushed To a
ucccSstul conclusion. Definite ac-
tion Of some kind should be taken as
soon as possible; delay is very costly
l. has been su. 2"stcd that the mayor
ca'l a public mu,tln& t. discuss the
situation, at which some plan OF ac-
ton may he decided upon This
may h" a good idea Have YOU a
good idea on this school question
II SO. let us have il That's what
we're looking for
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
Al Settled.

Here IL q rather neat story Of ~
way In which q very shy Tor prouGJ
man made a proposal" He boughs
q wedding-ring. sent It to the hdy
Whose finger he knew by hearth, ana
with il enclosed a sheet Of notepaper
with the brief question: docs II Mt!
ny return post he received the more
laconic, though syllabically longer, ~
ply: Beautifully"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
SOME LAWS GOV,
IRAMMEll WANTS PASSED
continued from Page H.

least $la5.oOO annually for offices
Which are really unnecessary? The
Submission and adoption of such an
amendment should effect Il saving 10
Ia, people OF the State of the amount
NOW paid To the county treasurers OF
the respective counties Favorable
consideration of such cOnstitu-
tiunal amendment is strongly rec
commended"
Authorize Cities to Change Charters.
Much of the time of each session
Of the Legislature is consumed in the
consideration Of city charter meas
ures To relieve the Legislature of
this work, and in order that the pco,
pie of the towns and cities may have
authority to make their own char
tiers and alter same, as desired 10
cally, II constitutional amendment
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

Mrs. K. l.. Mayes, chairman of iir
charity department. of the Woman
Club reports that IA Mr.. Wright. on
North Massachusetts avenue. is in
need OF work. and that as he is "A
shoemaker By trade. any one having
in that line can aid a case
which she thinks is worthy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

Miss Brownie Carter left today at
noon for her home in Americas. Ga.
after a delightful stay in Lakeland,
during which time she Was the CUES,
u Mrs l. c. jenkins.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
ton OF some kind should be taken as
NOTICE. R. A. MASONS.

Regular meeting OF Lakeland
HAPPIER. No. 80. Thursday. March e.
a. $50 y. M Companions please
attend this meeting
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

,r .arIM Hanson, a leading real
..,ler of Fort Myers and
/, ,.'-.an Of that city. passed
- I..keland at noon today en-
/. NaN orleans on a business
, 7. NAY possibly 90 on to Dali
TVS .o.orp his return to Flor
i. vel known in Lakeland
IN. formerly been travelling rep
e..s.se q the Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

Rev. |. c. Jenkins requests that a
full attendance OF church members
DC present at the prayer meeting to-
night. The public generally is also
invited
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

DAYS after date hereof the under
signed will apply to the Legislature
of Florida for Il charter for the LOWE
OF Bradley.
". Y. RANSOM
". II. Sl'RltEAt'f
j. c. ENGLISH.
EPPES TUCKER, JR., Attorney.
34SWefi
/ .OST A pair OF gold bowed SPEC
tacles; card inside OF cas-" mafned
sylvester. Finder leave at Mrs
Henry Bacons, I'll South Ienhes-
500 avenue. and receive reward. s.
4. Sylvester. SoV
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

Z. III Mrs Barton and little
.-N.- Minnesota. arrived in
Voaa9y night and are the
~. formers brother, Or.
!. f. who are stopping at
n South Tennessee
Str Barton and interesting
from cuba. where
M 'imn sightseeing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

=. ..rr.. OF Winston-salem.
= a I.akrIand for a visit OF
.n. while here is being
-- akeland and surround
~. liz old-time friend.
! v Patterson
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

remo> ing this authority from the
Legislature and vesting it in the
towns and cities should be submit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
d Case Of Fire
Phone o,OOO

4arin returned home
Tampa. where she
4q.hter, Mrs. {. 4.
!
..N lays
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
" Deem, OF the First

and family are now
'H".f handsome new home
which has recently
.etai AZ a cost OF some
Seo"Nn This is one of
t residences in Florida
~ IDEAL home. The
@hich We're made to or
lakeland today and
20 u" desired through
= home, the furniture
With the handsome
pr!trhctt. Of Jackson
Vas the S0-acre orange
oRn As the Morgan &
y East Lakeland. re-
home today, having
I'm" hore looking after
Nr Pritchett states
ii IS fruit through the
~ Is worry much gratified
amer % handling and the
'i 10 will move about
. ffom this grove, which
most in Florida. Mr..
well known turpentine
u" state and II is a
l't'' 'ca'ion to his friends
" F" is seriously consid-
f"r 81 moving his fam
nd and making this
nanent home. Speak
N'h Lakeland Is maxi
ae't declared that al
IN" down every two or
Ae was always sur
50 much Improvement
hfce Even Jackson
wing any faster than
when ] say that I am
f@4t deal" said Mr..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sixty
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05

th the month-old
Nr and Mrs. Allen
fAis morning after only
= aoss and the bereavcd par
q company the remains to-
= '"5r old home In South
r intcrment. Mr.. and
: y 'ayc had rooms at Mrs.
looks home. and have only
4 short time. In their
= 'oroapement they have the
- -'twfly Of the community
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-05
J. &. ENGLISH

EpPES TUCKER, JR., Attorney.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
lGiNES SPRINGS
Z=iZit.; V O. k

Mgs Phronie Smith hal had sae1 of appendiciti, last 8e=k
 Born, b Nr and Mrs Atez= Phil pot last Thursday baby siHi
 Jask Flenee painted jess sH4sa.s residence here in town las week
 Henry stanley Of Iafn5.s came n Iast week to visit his ia.asrs home and friends
 Dr Hzghflll lost his watch last week while enroute to LIa oh with fAe ben4 boys
 Ias. ] N Hurd and -4as rat4zH- ii last week from Ex ter. Mo, where thez spent a week visiting
 C Pesrg returned last# #aa=k f.om Kanss here fe wzat Ia=f month Q work tn ough aaFe l.
 Several persons went from here last Friday over 10 Monte Ne to tie Ozark Trails Convention and the Cave Springs ofuet band went along, too
 Guy Johnson of Wellington Gap vas Up few days last week visit ing home folks and friends fer few dae GQ4 reports ne4 gil at hla house.
 We oaIg got small Ha of that big aa5a Iaat saturias maamaz. VhiIe south of Us few mites ii lad a big ran So @4 are st5} needing ram yet
 Arthur Grimsley and 0l5e aad baby left ast sunday m5tnag for a week visit with Mr aa3 Nfs. R C Meg shee and family flown at Combs in Madison Countr
 Evert Robbins, who lives miles southwest Of town went HP=t8 Ark ansas City. Kansas, and E employ d in q Touring mil, at ia. place He left his family here at home so he will return 70 them after while
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
SULPHU R-CT.

We had soem raal hot weather the past week
 Jim Terry and wife were on the sick list last wesk
 Rev o. H Tucker of Fayetteville preas he'd here Sunday afternoon
 Ben Hicks. wife and baby Maud Of Carter, visited relatives here Sunday
 Geo Reed is xeey sick. threaten cd wsta appendicitis and typhoid f=Ver
 Ms Haashew aad son George visited at the home Of Emry Shook and family sunday
 Mrs Kate Cato of Rogers visited her parents, Andy Williams and family here last week
 Robert Reed O. Combs visited his sister Mrs Staring Perkins here Friday night and Saturday
 Rog Scott and wifi. and Bud Williams of Fayetteville visited at UaeIe Joe Williams last week
 Charley Williams. wife and son Hugh Of Elkias attended the Palm = and Edwards birthday dinner -I'azsasssiay
 There wa, an L5e cream social al II Plum satusdae night Every oae present. seemea t9 have real good t.m-
 Hrs. MeHoue os Combs came #ioRa# Friday and ail visit with her sister. Mrs Perkins. for few weeks
 Mss Ethel BureAett visited Miss Gartie Harris of New Cross Satur- Ity aigHt and Sunday to attend taa psotracred me ting
 Mrs MeuiAger and daughter, Mrs stratmaa and family who had been visiting at Nr savers the past month. left for their home at Gov instoa Ky. Friday
 Mss Esfse Masters of Durham has
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
SPRiNGTDN \.
{ ast weekJ


 4 Newland is or the s. k It this week.
 Little Louie Robson .s real sick with the flux at this writing
 R. II. Els and w. \. Henson made a business trip to BentonYlie one day last week
 The long needed rain has come at last Crops are ooking like they had had fresh drink once more
 Mr and Mrs A L. Goddard are preparing to go to Texas in few weeks, where they will spend the fall and winter
 pr. clemmer has returned from Minnesota where he went and had all operation performed for appen- dieitis, and is getting along nicely
 Messrs. Harold and Frank Cap enter left Sunday night for Mon tana where they will spend | few weeks with relatives and friends
 Mrs. Minnie Fowler and children of Joplin, Mo, are visiting with her mother, Ms W " Gfiner, this week and also canning btaskbsF- ries
 Professor Moore has been en- ployed to teach the fall tenn of school at this plaae. Most of the scholars will be acquainted with him. a5 he taught here last ta
 Some good friend Of Will Dods- en seemed to have spite a his dogs and gave them both q dose of poison. One died and the oth- CT one disappeared for few lays but returned home Sunday a noon.
 Roy Wasson, who has been sui fering for some time with lung trout le, died yesterday (Monday5 mofn- ing about six o'clock Roy has been living at Gentry for some time and was in the real estate business. He is the son of the willow Wasson Of this pla e. Bes des his wifa and two children. Roy leaves his moth er. three brothers and three sistess and host of other relatives and friends to mourn his death He will De laid to rest this evening Ha the Springto0n cemetery
 Gypsy Queen
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

bread lines, factories closing down and banks suspeHdfng payment Of deposits.
 Then came the official announce ment that the bankers no longer had to look to Wall street. The United States treasury would, if nee essary, issue up 10 s500,OOo,000 in emergency currency under the Ald- rich-VreelaHd act to meet any erfs= is.
 This meant a federal war against Wall Street.
 There was no need of the money after it was offered. One threat was enough.
 New York banks suddenly found millions, and dumped them on the loan market The high call loan rate, dropping from to 1-2 per cent was cut in two in few hours
 One New York bank reduced its rates for time money. offered to lend freely Of its surplus reserve of s2S,000.o00. and in one adv bought s7,000.000 worth of commer- eiaI paper; the day before. this bank had been the loudest calamity howler about money shortage
 Wall Stree has been given a terrific beating and the panic has gone on over our heads like a black cloud probably for good
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

County bank at Beatonyille He will take charge September 1.
 The ladies aid met with Mrs. F. Adams last Wednesday with a good attendance Their next meeting Will be held at the church. They invite the ladies who do not be- long to meet with them
 4 Mr El'ston Of Springfield, Mo. has come to our town and is in the wholesale and retail feed busi- ness and also flour He is in the lower floor of the o OF. hall on the east side of main street.
 NJ and Mrs. J. C. MeDaniel, formerly of this place but now of Bald Knob, Ark, We're in Cave Springs one night last week. They left next morning for Bentonville on business. then returned to their home
 Rev. Martin, Baptist mtssion- ary of South Arkansas commenced q protracted meeting at this place last Saturday evening under a large tent on the least side of main street. We hope to have good meeting and everybody is invited to attend these meetings
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

been employed to teach the school a this place, which began the 4 Of this month Miss Fife cones we'll recommended. We wish her su cess
 Dr Dilford Carter and wife are rejoi5in over the arrival of a 91a pound boy, born Friday the IS. Mother and babe are doing fine. We think the Dr. will pull through with proper treatment, as this is their first one.
 There was birthday dinner at Mr Edwards the 17th. il being MT Edwards 18th birthday. also Mir Palmeris birthday We did not learn Mr Palmer's $ age There were 52 present who partook of the bounteous dinner which the kind naighbors and friends had helped to prepare The table was set in the yard under a large walnut tree. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Edwards, son and daughter and lit tie granddaughter, Mr and Mrs. Palmer and three sons, Mr and Mrs. Heydt and little daughter, Mir. and Mrs. SaWyers and four children, Mrs. Meninger and Mrs Stratman and three children Of GoYington, Ky. Charley Williams, wife ard son Of Elkins, Mrs. Vanhoose. son and grandson, Mrs Cora Shively, Mrs. HansheV and son. Mir and Mrs Buxton and son, Charly Fincher. vii ani granddaughter, Misses Myrtle, Eva and Opal Burris, Ellis Burris, Robert Stuck and last but not least was Lone Star, who is always there if there is any eating going on Mr Edwards gets around very well for man of his age MT Palmer seems to be soemwhat young If We have failed to make mention of any one who was there it vas not done Intentionally I'm sure Ne had vocal and instrument al music All left at a late hour wishing MT Edwards and \. Palm CT many happy returns of the day
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
GANE5sPRNGS.

Our corn crops aEe needing rain y4ry badly
 Healing Springs will have a picnic the 26. EVery5ody invited
 Born. to Me=and Mrs Bill Roz- fer last wee k. baby girl
 Born, to Mr and Mrs Ed Hugh,as last "Wednesday night. baby girl
 We'll. f has not rained yet. but if some t9mes.I9eFs like it mas rain
 T E Divia $ building a cement tenee aeross his lots in front of his residence
 There will be three days picnic at Cave Springs 1uls the 30 and Il and August
 The K II railroad co.=i =is putting ia a aeM bffdga a ross Osage creek just west Of town
 Clark Farra and wife Of Hill County. Texas ara Visiting friends ani relatives n this locality
 Da- Joansoa, after months stay Cave sprzazs. left aast Fzfdaz Tor his hom= n Big Wells, Texas
 Threshjag wheat and oats is about all o4ss ta tHts 10 ality Bofh crops turn 5qt very well this geaf
 Bob Allen has ore of his houses Il arly completed and $ s Dal is. our depot agent and family, will oeeu- py the house
 Arthur Masterson bought Andy cook well drill and moved il o his residence south of town t9 dill | We'll for hlmseii
 II C NJ Aadreas formerly cash fer of the Cave Strings bank and now the president of the Cave Springs bank has gepted the poz s.tion as president of the Benton
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
BRIGHTW ATER.


 business trip to Rogers Saturday.
 Anna Pratt of Central and Alma Mayfleld of Gross Lanes visited Sun day with Anna Nichols
 There was a nice little girl came July the 9th to bless the home of Mr.and Mrs. Harry Lyneh.Z
 Nr. and Mrs. Dick Nayfield of Cross Lanes visited Sunday with Me and Mrs w E Nichols
 Hollis Foltz is tae proud possess or of nfee new s22 bicycle which he ls learning quite successfully to ride
 Hr and Mrs Porter Nosiey and Miss Ella Mosley dro4e over 10 Eu- raka Springs and ail spend week 9f Joy saeking
 Josie Baker va not We I enough to attend church Sunday she be- eaate o7e1heated while helping cook for the thresher men
 Ne were glad 10 he remembered with a nee pos card last ek from our friend Mrs. Cora cummtn $ Of attle Washington
 Ms. John Scott has returnsd d from ver& plessant and enjoyab,e visit with her sister, Ms. Will G1iakIaBiegd Of Oseego. ksn=as
 Elmer Ruddiek of Liberty and ole of th= Rogers Democrat. popu- la =e5sras oondeHt., attended church tae N E churcG sunday night
 Little Josephine 5 o-t. daughter 0f slr. ana Mrs George seott=ts very ON with Aux and typhoid fever, and < not expected to I've through the aas
 Our school opened Monday. July 2. 2.lth Prof Joan Dale a. teacher Prof nale is aa able man and the district feels comp imentzd in serur- ing him
 Deltoa Rader has giF out the notion ot going to Oklahoma to To- ate and bas job at Rogers The children MI stay with George Willi- ans awhile
 Ed Pratt E no quite 50 well al present The rheuam'i-m is bother ing him again II wa well enough sunday 70 drive over to Garfield 10 see Mss BlankeHsh5R
 Mrs John Ruddick is entertaining some Of her nice of springdale who came in Saturday on the even ing train We were not lucky enough 10 learn their names.
 Harry Rice has a bran new bug gy Harry had a bad runaway as he came home from the party at Jim Buttrams s and had the misfort- une to get three ribs of his horse broken. and his buggy torn to pieces Luckily for him. however. he was not hurt and it happened to be the old bugy
 The carpenters. with carpenter Jack Rattliff as manager. are pro- gressing nicely with the new school house, Masonic and l. 0. o F. hall. The men are tearing the old school house down to-day and will use all the good lumber in the new building The new house is being built on newly purchased lot just east of Nrrc Caurtnav's rasidanea
 Church was good Sunday and Sun day night Rev. Martin of Pea Ridge treated us to a good sermon Sum- day at Il o'clock and Rev. Y. 4. Gill more delivered another good ser