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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

Paris. Jan. 17.-Premier Raymond
Poincare was elected president of the
French republic at Versailles this aft
ernoon after one of the most stub
bornly contested elections in history.
1t came on the second ballot as a re-
suit of the socialists fusing with the
republican members of the national
assembly and throwing their support
to Poincare instead of Jules Pans,
minister of agriculture and the near
est competitor.
Paris. Jan. 17.-No choice was
made on the first ballot at Versailles
where members of the senate and
chamber of deputies are voting for
president. NJ. Raymond Poincare led
with three hundred and eighty-one.
NJ. Jules Pans had one hundred and
fifty-four. Four hundred and thirty
seven is necessary for a choice.
The national assembly met at 2:10
O'clock, balloting starting immediate
ly. Poincare's supporters predicted
he would be elected on the second bal
lot. Efforts to confirm a report that
former Premier Clemenceau is sup
porting the candidacy of Alexandra
Ribot and had challenged Poincare to
a duel. failed. 1t is said Poincare ac-
cepted the challenge, naming his sec
onds without a moments hesitation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
Committee of -Four is Appointed to
Lobby for County Bonding Bill
Now in Legislature.
ANOTHER MEETING SOON

Good Roads Are Necessary for Uma-
lila County Is Unanimous Opinion
OF Special County Good Roads
Committee Which Met Herc-Ac-
tive Campaign Is Urged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
PO|NCARE HEADS
FRENCH NATION
CHOSEN ON End BALLOT

Socialists Join Republican Members
OF National Assembly and Throw
Their Support to Poincare Instead
OF Pams-StubbOru Fight Was
Often I'm Doubt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
NOTED SCIENTIST Us
DEAD IN PASADENA
DIR. Thaddeus S. c. Lowe Is Victim of
Enll. EraCturin" His Hin.

Pasadena, Cal, Jan. 17.-Dr. Thad-
deus S. c. Lowe, a noted scientist, ex-
perimenter and inventor, died at the
home of his daughter here. He had
heen almost helpless for a year. the
result of fall which fractured his
his
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

TO ADVERTISERS
The East OregonlaR has
the largest paid Circulation
Of any paper In Oregon. ease
of Portland and nearly
twice the circulation 70
PeadIst0n Of any othef
newspaper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
Rounding Them Up

Tuesday evening, Magistrate Ash gave
a hearing to number of offenders from
the colored quarter of Elkton, as the re-
suit of fight and general disorder in
that quarter on Sunday night In the
drunken brawl Otis. Hammond had been
badly cut in the hand and issued a war;
rant for Cornelius Storks, claiming that
Storks had cut him with razor. When
the wound was dressed it was found to
have been made by glass from a broken
bottle, and the evidence at the hearing
showed that Storks simply defended him
self from attack in his own house, and
that Hammond had cut his own hand in
trying to strike Storks with a bottle
Otis Hammond was found guilty of as
sault and sentenced to six months in the
House of Correction; James Hammond
and Walter Moore, who participated in
the attack on Storks, were sentenced to
three months. 1t Is said they will take
an appeal to Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
Stolen Auto Recovered

Tuesday of last week three young
men, driving Chalmers five passenger
touring car, stopped at the farm OF AL
fred b. McVey in the Fourth district,
and obtained small quantity of gaso-
line from his nephew, Harry Swift. The
ear had punctured tire and the men
seemed to know nothing about mach
Inc, and finally left 1t standing in the
middle of the road in front of the farm,
leaving word with Mrs. Swift for her
husband to haul it into the yard and
take care of 1t until they returned for 1t.
This was done, but the men not return
ing by the last of the week an investi-
CATION disclosed the fact that they had
hopped' an eastbound freight at Childs
station. Upon searching the car a IL
sense was found with the name George
Pope, st. Paul street, Baltimore Mr.
McVey called up Mr.. Pope and found
that the car had bene stolen from him,
and that he had been unable to get
clue as to its whereabouts, but would
come up for it Tuesday April l.
Mr. Pope came up that day and reeov-
cred his property. He stated that the
car had been stolen from his garage in
the night of March "a, by breaking into
the building, and that he had no clue to
the thieves They had sold the robes, and
before abandoning the car had clipped
off the license tags, but overlooked the
license in one of the pockets of the car,
by which Mr.. McVey located the owner.
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ers, Frank P. Price, Henry NJ. McCul-
Tough, Esq, and Frederick T. Haines.
ESQ.,; Secvretary, Harlan Johnson; Treas
urer, Col |. d. Davis; Scout Commits
sioner, Rev. DR.. John McElmoyle; Chief
Scout Master, STANDBY Evans; Execu-
tive Committee, the President, the
treasurer, the Scout Commissioner, the
Chief Scout Master, Thomas w. Will
liams, Michael Lipman, John H. Terrell.
George Eber Brown, William ]. Davis
and w. ID. Bratton; Court of Honor, the
Scout Commissioner, the Scout Master.
Frank r. Scott, Henry L. Constable, DR..
II. Arthur Mitchell, DR.. w. T. Morrison,
William c. Feehly, Charles B. Finley.
Jr, and ID. ]. Ayerst
The Council adjourned to meet at the
call of the Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

The pupils Of Calvert Agricultural H.
s. will hold an entertainment next Fri
day evening for the benefit OF the grad
uating class
Frank Kemether, of Elkton, has pur-
chased 32-horse power Maxwell tour
ing car.
Mrs. Arthur Mcknight, of Elkton. un-
dsrwent successful operation at I'm
ion Hospital on Tuesday.
The Calvert Exchange OF the Farmers
Civil and Business Association OF Cecil
County will hold their next open meet
ing today Saturday at o'clock, in
Rosebank Hall.
Thomas b. Williams, formerly OF this
county, now OF Atlantic City, has been
appointed by Governor Fielder, OF New
Jersey. member of the Tax Equaliza-
tion Board Of that State. The appoint
ment is highly coveted one and there
were many candidates for It,
The first Sunday of every month, at
IL a. m. the Rising Sun Young Friends
Association will conduct services and
conference exercises at West Noting
ham Friends Meeting House and on the
last Sabbath of every month, at 230 D..
m, they will combine with the Penn Hill
and Eastland Associations.
Governor Goldsborough has issued his
proclamation setting asidn next Friday,
April II, as Arbor Day throughout Mary
land.
A new steam heating system connect
Ing the various buildings of the Jacob
Tome Institute, which has recently been
installed, has been put fnro operation
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05

ters. Mrs Alfred Kirk, Mrs. James c
crothers and Mrs Daniel Hawk, all OF
this county, and also one brother,
John Thompson. of Wilmington The
funeral was, held Thursday afternoon,
March 27, and interment was made at
Bay View.
MRS. ELIZABETH FITZGERALD.
Mrs, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, wife of the
late William Fitzgerald, died at the
home of her son, Samuel, near Sylmar,
last Saturday, in the 91st year of her
age. She is survived by five sons and
one daughter Samuel, Washington
James, David and Charles Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Isaac Riale and one sister, Mrs.
Martha Ely The funeral was held on
Monday and interment was made at Rose
bank Cemetery, Calvert.
DAVID L. GLAcKIN.
David L. Glackin died at the home OF
his daughter, in Wilkesbarre, Pa, last
Sunday from uraemic poisoning, in the
77th year of his age. He is survived by
six sons and five daughters, among whom
are Mrs. Walter Wright and Harry
Glackin, of Rising Sun. The funeral SER
vices were held Thursday morning at
l0:30 o'clock and interment was made
IN Penn Hill Burying Ground
WILLIAM PENN HAINES
William Penn Haines died on Saturday
morning of last week at his home near
Rowlandville, aged 55 years, Of tuber-
culosis. Mr.. Haines was in the employ
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He had
been formerly school teacher in this
county. He is survived by his wife.
ROBERT B. ANDERSON
The funeral of Robert B. Anderson, the
year old son Of Mrs Charles H. Ayers,
OF Newark, was held ON Friday after
noon, with interment at the Elkron Gene.
terry. Death resulted from severe at
tack OF measles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
wilmington METHODIST CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS--NEW PASTORATES

Cheswold. Del.-W. F. Dawson
Church Hill, Md. H. Derrickson
Clayton, Del.-G. r. Neese
Cordova, Md Leonard White
Crumpton, Md.-Harry Taylor
Easton, Md.-W. E. Gunby
Fairlee, Md.-T. N. Givan
Galena, Md.-C. w. Moore
Colt. Md.-W. B. Horner
Greensboro, Md.-A. p. Prettyman
Henderson, Md.-W. N. Conoway
Hillsboro. Md.-R. T. Coursey
Marydel, Md.-W. W. Shares
Middletown, Del.-C. P. Wyatt
Millington, Md. G. Fosnocht
Odessa, Dell. l.. Sparklin
Oxford, Md.-W. VI. McCann
Piney Neck, Md.-W. w. White
Pomona, Md.-O. B. Rice
Queenstown Md j. Moore
Ridgely, Md.-W. E. Habbart
Rock Hall. Md. w. Prettyman
Royal Oak, Md-Frank White
st Michaers, Md.-V. p. Northrup
Salem Circuit, Md-Henry Covington
Smyrna, Del.-W. B. Parry
Smyrna Circuit. |. McDougle
Still Pond and Betterton, Md y
Moore
Sudlersville, Md. p. Corkran
Tilghman's Island, Md.-Ivanhoe Willis
Townsend, Del.-Warren Burr
TraPpe, Md-C. T. Jones
Wye Mills, Md R. Janney
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
Boy Scouts Are Organized

At a meeting of the preliminary Coun-
Gil of the Boy Scouts in the law Offices
of C. B. Finley, Jr., on Friday after
noon of last week, an organization was
effected and officers elected as follows:
President, Chief Judge Albert Con-
stable; Vice Presidents, James F. Pow
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05

Our report OF the Conference proceed
1ngs last week closed with the reading
of the review OF the years work by
each of the District Superintendents
Before adjournment on Monday after
noon the Conference accepted an invi-
tation to hold its sess on next year at
Berlin, Nd.
The usual interest was manifest in IT,
new appointments. 1t had been cur
rently reported that few changes were
likely, but whe nthe LIST was read more
changes were found therein than ha
been anticipated Elkton was expect
ing the return of Rev. E. P. Roberts
for another year. At the last moment,
however, Mr. Roberts was sent to POGO
moke City and Rev. Howard T. Quigg
was assigned to Elkton.
The Elkton Church has reason to con-
sratulate itself on Mr. Quigg's coming,
as he is one of the ablest preachers in
the Conference and most culthred
Christian minister.
The list of arnointments as finally an
nOunced sas follows:
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
e. L. Hoffecker, Superintendent
Wilmington
Asbury-G w. Dawson
Brandywine and Edge Moor-F. F Car
penter; assistant, c. w. Rutter.
Cookman-J. P. Outten.
Eastlake-J. R Bicking
Elsmere-John H. Thornton.
Epworth-W. l.. S. Murray
Grace-George E. Reed
Harrison Street-G. T. Anderson.
Hillcrest-Thomas H. Harding.
Kinss%ood-To be supplied.
Madeley-E. H. Collins.
McCabe-F. c. MacSorley
MI. Salem-S. NJ. Morgan.
Richardson Park-B s. Latshaw.
st. Pauls-V. S Collins.
Scott-W. A. Wise.
silverbrook-W E. Greenfield
Tfinty-R High Adams.
pnich-W. r. Corkran
Wes,ey-f. r. Beauchamp.
Bethel and Summitt-Asbury Burke.
Cedars-B. r. Jester
Charlestown, Md.-E. B. Taylor.
Cherry Hill. Md. F. Ford.
Chesapeake City, Md.-W. H. Kenny
Chester CBethel>-Edwin Gardner.
Chfistiana, Del.-o. H. Connolly.
Claymont, Dele. b. Lewis.
Colofa, Md.-C. H. Williams.
Tbenezer Del.-E. C. Prettyman.
riA Meek, Md.-T. S. Barrett.
Elktun, Md.-H. T, Quigg.
Hoekessin, Dell. ID. Reese
Hopewell, Md.-C. N. Jones.
Kirkwood, Del.-Oliver s. Walton.
Marshallton, Dell. G. Mccoy.
Mt Lebanon-E. C. Wright
Mt. Pleasant, Bellevue 7. Richardson
and j. W. Talley.
New CASTLE. l.. Johnson.
Newark-L Il. Poole.
Newpprt-B. p. Nichols.
North East, Md. p. Otis.
PeryYille, Md. H. Beauchamp.
Port Deposit, Md.-T. A. H. O'Brien.
ort PsHn-Alenzo Travers.
Red Lisn-J. NJ. Lindale.
Rising Sun, Md. C. MacNichol s.-~
ST. Georges. F. Anderson
ST Jshn's-J. T. Price.
StaHton--lrt J. Is. Hill.
Town Paint, Md. o. Robinson
Zion, Md-W. H, Briggs
H. Budq principar or Wilmington
Conference Academy, member of Dover
Quarterly Conference.
Kent Island, Md.-T. G.. Smoot.
kenton, Del.-G. p. Smith.
c. Keen, superintendent OF Eastern
Shore Anti-SalQsn League of Maryland,
member of Salisbury Quarterly Confer
ence
r C. Sufnled, corresponding secretary
ef WILMINGTON City Missionary or Church
Wilmington, Quarterly Conference.
Ettore Dt Stefano, member of st. Paul's
Wilmington and C. w. Spry, member of
Marshallton Quarterly Conference left
without appointments to attend some
one of the church schools.
J. Fl. Mitchell, missionary in Utah
w. c. Poole, superintendent of Della
ware Anti-Sdloen League.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
DOVER DISTRICT.

r. X. Stephenson, Superintendent
Armory and Asbury (Dover)-T. j. Sard
Beckwith, Md A. Buckson
Blades and Epworth (Seaford-D. W
Jacobs
fridgeville-W 0. Bennett
Burrsylle, Md.-M. L. Wheatley
Cambridge, Md.-S, N. Pilchard
Camden and Lebanon, Del.-Alfred Smith
Canterbury, Del.-R. NJ Mowbray
Church Creek, Md. A. Leach
Concord, Del.-G. S. Thomas
Crapo, Nd -Leolan Jackson
Denton, Md-H. A. G. Westerfeld
Wesley (Dover(-W. L. White
Fast Newmarket, Md.-E. w. Jones
Ellendale, Del.-Thomas Pardee
Eliotts Island, Md.-Herman o. Klug
Pennington, Del.-O. +. James
fredericksburg, Nd It. E. Terry
Felton-L. w. Layfeld
Frederica, rel.-J. w. Jones
Ga!estown, Md. H, Gardner
Georgetown, Dell. w. Colona
Georgetown Circuit-L. B. Morgan
GreeAwo9d, Dell C. b. Hopkins
Harrington, Del.-D. j. Givan
Hickman and Epworth-Maron W. Mar
ine
Hooper's Island, Md.-Charles H. Hudson
Houston, Dell. S, Whitaker
Hurlock, Md.-A W. Goodhand
Lakeyile, Md,-Robert Wilson
teips.c, Del.-Amos r. Brown
Lewes, Del.-W; G. Koons
Linc9ln, Del.-W. p. Taylor
Little Creek, Del.-Stanley W. Grant
Magnolia and Barratts Chapel. Del.-W
E. Matthews
Milford, Del.-W, R Mowbray
Milford Neck and Law's-John p. Kelly
Milton, DELI. H. Webster
Nassau, Dell. H. Ke,so
Preston, Md.-Wilme' Jasga"1
Rehoboth and Ebea!s'r, nel.-H. p.
kelso
Saem-W. c. Burksor
Seaford, Del.-O. f. jones
seaford Circuit-W. W. Sbacp
Vienna Md-G. S. Allen
Williamsburg \. Iuis)n
Wyoming, Del.-H. G. Shi)iey
zoar-J L. Derfickson
EAsFqN DISTRICT.
Rsbert Watt, Superintendent
Bayside, Md-John White
Bozman and Neayitt, MD. A. Brew
Ceciiton, Md C. l.. Hardesty
Centrevile, Md.-C. w. Prettyman
Ghestertown, Nd b. Barrett
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05
SALISBURY DISTRICT.

George P. Jones. Superintendent
Annamessex, Md.-W. F. Atkinson
Asbury, Md H. Dashiell
Berlin, Md.-T. R. vanDyke
Bethel, Dell w. Gray
Bishopville, Md.-B. l.. MacFarland
Cape Charles, Va.-Howard Davis
Chincoteague, Va.-O. T. Baynard
Clermont, Va.-W. V. Harris
Crisfield. Md.-Charles A. Hill
Dagsboro and Georges-G. w. Bounds
Deals Island-G. w. Hastings
De.mar-F N. Faulkner
Epworth and Union-To be supplied
Fa!rmount, Md-W. o. Hurst; assistant
T. j. Miles
Frankford, Del.-W. G Harris
Fruitland, Md. w. Sutton
Gird!etree, Md.-Harry Z. Reed
Gumboro, Del.-E H. Marshall
Hebron, Md. F. McFaul
Hollands Island-Z w Wells
Laurel, De &C. w. Williams
Mardella Springs, Md. w. Hardesty
Marion, Md.-Tilghman Smith
Millsboro, Del-G. r. ELLIS
Mt Pleasant, Dell. NJ. Mitchell
Mt. Vernon, Md. }. Bunting
Nanticoke, Md.-C. w. Strickland
Newark, Md.-W. H. Revelle
Ocean View and Millville, DELE. w.
Mcdowell.
Onancock, va.-J. w. Fogle; assistant
In0maS ). DIXON
Pars onburg, Md.-M. d. Nutter
Phoebus, Va l. T. McLain
Pittsville. Md.-G. E. Sterling
Pocomoke City, Md,-E. p Roberts
Pocomoke Circuit, Md.-H. E Truitt
Powelville, Md.-W. B. Guthrie
Princess, Anne, Md. II. Gray
Quant.co, Md j. NJ. S. Van Bunk
RoXana, Dell. H. Wilson
ST. Peters, Md.-G. w. Stall.ngs
Salisbury, Md (Tasebury>-T E. Mar
tindale
Salisbury, Nd. (Grace)-H S Dulany
Salisbury Circuit, Md.-To De supplied
Selbyville, Del-V. E. Hills
Sharptown, Md R. II. Adams
Smiths Island, Md.-Daniel Wilson
Snow Hill, Md. w. Easley
Somerset Md. r. Cannon
Stockton, Md.-Milton McCann
Tangier Island, Md &C. A. Cooke
Westover, Md-G. F. Newton
Whitesville, Del.-F. ]. Cochran
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05

superintendent Hoffecker, in submit
ting his report of this District, made ref
crence to the beautiful new church at
North East, which replaces the one burn
ed in May, 1911, and gives great credit
project to Pastor OTIS and the wise and
competent building committee" as well
as to the ''heroism of the people of North
East in doing and giving"
He refers also to the attractive re-
Nairs and Improvements at Bethel
Church and says there has been res
pastor, Rev Asbury Burke"
He Commends the pastor (Rev d.
Ford) and people of Cherry Hill Church
their church. which cost s225O, all OF
which was paid before the day of re-
opening, so that reopening day was
marked by the unusual experience OF mo
collection"
Amongst improvements to church
property are mentioned the building of a
much needed new parsonage" at Chesa-
peake City and the installatio nof a new
heating plant in the parsonage at Port
DEPOSIT.
Remarkably fruitful rev,va's are re-
ported as marking the conference year
at Bethel, Calvert, Cherry Hill, Chesa-
peake City and st. Johns.
STATISTICAL REPORT OF THE con-
FERENCE.
The report of statistical secretary H.
A. G. Westerfield showed the following
totals for the four districts:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-04

feet on each and both sides from the
center Of said Washita river, from the
point Of beginning herein to the point
OF ending herein.
And all the land included and locat.
ed within the above described metes
and bounds shall be included in and
be the water district OF the city OF
Chickasha.
Section 2 That the chief OF police
Of said city be and he Is hereby d.
rected to serve copies OF the pnblca.
ton OF this ordinance upon every per.
son, persons, firm or corporation own
ing land or residing within the above
described water district. said service
to be made within five days after the
first publication hereof
Section 3 That this ordinance be
IN full force and effect from five days
after its passage and first publication,
Passed by an affirmative vote OF a
majority OF all couneilmen-elect on
this 18th day of September. 1913.
Approved. J.B. BURTON,
Attest: Mayor
w. II. BURGESS. City Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-04
LIBRARY BULLETIN.
) s+.+.++.....s+4+

Library hours: Reading rooms and
charging desk open from D. m to 6
D. m. and p. m. TO , .. m.
Potter. lie and the Patty Pan.
Potter. Tailor of Gloucestes
Harris. Uncle Remus.
Sidney, Five Little Peppers Grown
Up.
Sidney, Phronsie Peppers.
Montgomery, Anne u Green Avon
lea.
Montgomery. Anne OF Green Gables
Burnett. Queen Silver Bell. fairy book
Porter, Pollyanna.
Porter. Miss Billy's Decision.
Porter. Miss Billy.
Johnson. Little Colonel in Arizona.
Johnson Little Colonel's Stories.
Johnson. Little Colonels House
Party.
Tomlinson. Boy Officers OF 1912.
Tomlinson, Boy Soldiers of 1912.
Webster, When Patty Went to Col.
lege.
Webster, When Patty Went to
Boarding School.
Yale. When Mother Lets Us Give a
Party.
Thompson, Boy Scouts of America.
Allen, Cleared for Action.
Major, Bears of Blue River.
Lang. Red Fairy Book
Bosher. Miss Gibbie Cault.
Bower, Chip of the Flying T.
Leonard. Conrad in Quest of His
Youth.
Kester. Prodigal Judge.
Porter, At the Foot of the Rainbow.
Dixon. Southerner.
Hungerford, Gertrude.
Temple. Open Window
Lervigo. Doc Williams.
Glasgow. Romance OF a Plain Man.
Moore, Jessamy Bride
\ Wilcox, Kingdom Of Love-
| Peattie, Annie Laurie and Azalea.
Seaman, Little Manselle of Wilder
ness
Thurston. Torch bearer.
Gifts to the Library.
Donated by Edward Noble: Hiseox,
Modern Steam Engineering, including
electrical section by Newton Harrison.
Rogers Evecting and Operating for
Engineers, Machinists and Mill
wrights.
International Correspondence School.
Car Apparatus for Railway Train
men
Mitchell's Models; three volumes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-04
ORDINANCE NO. sa5.

An Ordnance Establishing a Water
District for the City Of chiokasha.
Whereas. The Washita river is a
stream Of water located without the
corporate boundaries OF the city OF
Chickasha, and.
Whereas. The city OF chlckasha Sc
cures water from the Washlta river
to furnish the inhabitants Of said city
for domestic purposes and is degend-
ent upon said river for It's water sup
ply and.
Whereas, II is deemed expedient that
water district be established TO pro
tect the sanitary condition Of the wa
ter OF said stream.
Therefore be It ordained by the
Mayor and Councilmen OF the City OF
Chickasha. Oklahoma.
Section THAT water district for
the city of Chickasha be and the same
is hereby declared and established
which shall be and include all the fol
lowing described land. to-wit:
Beginning at the center Of the Wash
It's river where the washita river
crosses the east and west half section
lire OF section q. in township Z, north
Of range west, thence go feet east
and $50 feet west OF said center Of
said Washita river. making a strip 500
feet wide, 250 feet on each side OF said
river: thence up stream ard along
said Washita river in general north
westerly direction and along the nat
ural course OF said river, through por-
tons OF sections p. 10. Is and 3. in
township Z. north OF range west. in
the indian Meridian. to the north and
south half section line OF secdon 9. in
the aforesaid township ana range. IN
Guiding for the entire distance a strip
of land 500 feet vide, measured $50
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Jewett, Betty Leicester
Kingsley, Water Babies.
Kipling. Jungle Books.
Macdonald, The Princess and the
Lamb. Tales from Shakespeare.
Goblins.
Marryat. Masterman Ready, Mid
shipman Easy
Matthews, Tom Pauldlng.
Porter, Scottish Chiefs
Pyle, Robin Hood. Nancy RutIedge.
Ruslxin, King Of the Golden River.
Sewell. Black Beauty.
Shyri. Heidi
Thackeray. Rose and the Ring.
Wyss, Swiss Family Robinson.
Swift. Gulliyer's Travels.
Stevenson. Black Arrow. Treasure
Island.
Yonge, Heir OF Redcliffe
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ORDINANCE NO. sss.

An Ordinance Making on Appropria.
tion for the Payment OF Two Judg-
ments.
BE Is Ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen OF the City OF Chicka.
sha. Oklahoma:
Section l. That the sum Of s3Si.5O
be and the same is hereby appropriate
ed to pay two judgments heretofore
rendered in the county court of Grady
county. one in favor Of J. G. Looney
for the sum oi S2ls95 and one In favor
Of o. NJ Burkett. IN the sum OF sle7.55.
Ana the city clerk is hereby directed
to draw warrants on the judgment
fund Of said city in favor OF the clerk
OF the county court Of Grady county,
Oklahoma. for the payment Of same.
Passed by an affirmative vote Of a
majority Of an councilmen-elect on this
18th day OF September. 1918.
Approved J. B. BURTON,
Attest. Mayor.
". II. BURGESS. city Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-04
A MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.

My little boy and a marvellous es.
cape, writes P F Bastlams Of Prince
Albert. Cape Of Good Hope. 1T oc-
Cured in the middle of the night. He
got a very severe attack Of Group. AS
luck would have It. had large bot
tie OF Chamberlains Cough Remedy
in the house. After following the di-
rections for an hour and twenty min
ntes be was through all danger. Sold
BY all dealers.-Adv d&w