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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-21
Intermountain News
TEN BILLS OFFERED
IN THE IDAHO HOUSE
Speoiai 10 Tie Tribune.

Special TO Tie Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, Jan. oo.-Tne town OF ST.
Marles wants to be county seat OF a new
county TO be known an st. Joe county,
To be formed out OF the present county
OF Shoshone. The bin for the creation
house of representatives today by Rep
resentative Sargent OF Kootcpai.
A total OF ten bills were offered and
fled in the house today. swelling the
grand total OF bills. resolutions and me-
MORALS in both houses to more than
one hundred.
Representative Shattuck OF Bonneville
introduced bin to amend section 1908
OF the revised codes, the present allen
law, in line with the recommendations
the legislature. Gardner of Ada fathered
bill which relates To homestcads and
decreases tho value OF such holdings
from $4,000 10 $4,000. FOR exemption pur-
poses.
A bill BY Ryan OF washington gives
city or municipality power 70 clear side
walks o: snow and ice and to assess the
cost OF such process TO the owner. II is
designated as No. S1.
Ind!sent old soldiers and their widows
VIII be properly and decently buried II
the bill submitted In the house today is
approved and passed by the lawmakers.
Ferguson of Bannocls 10 its author
The most interesting feature Of tho
short morning session Of the state senate
today was the introduction OF a. joint
memorial presented In the upper house
by Senator Edyington at the request of
committee appointed at Idaho Falls e.
number of months age. for the purpose
of drafting resolutions suggesting rene
dial legisla ton.
The resolutions set forth that persons
who have amassed fortunes OF 00o0 or
federal government and suggests a num-
Der OF changes I'm legislation.
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Kaysville Coop. Elects.
clal 10 Tho Tribune.


EAGSNILLE. Jan 20.-The stock
holders Or the Kaysyile operative
Mercantile institution met this morning
and elected tho following directors: John
T. Barnes, William Blood. John g. NJ.
barnes, Henry RI. Blood. John r. Galley.
George ". Barnes and Oscar 6. Barton
the latter filling the place of his father
Peter Rarton. who recently died in Salt
L.sko city. Tho directors later elected
John x. Barnes president. William Blood,
vice president: John G. NJ Barnes secre-
tary. and George ". Barnes. treasurer
The company has declared a dividend
OF Is per cent.
Tho Barnes Banking company elected
;ho following officers and directors al
meeting held az the company'a Office
this morning: John II. Barnes. presI
dent and director; Lewis 8. Hills. yicc
president and director: J. II Galley,
cashier. II. Bruce Maibr, assistant
cashier; Iohn c. NJ. Barnes. William
Blood. John ". Galley, Henry II. blood
and Royal {. Barncg. directors.
The Davis County Canning cofnpanv
stockholders met at Syracuse and elected
officers and directors az follows: John
+. Barnes. president and director; r. III
EalJ"r, vice president and director: John
o. " Earues. secretary and treasurer:
Henry VI. Blood. John T. Galley, David
Coot. Sr.. George II. Bennett aud Arthur
T. EuTncg. directors
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ASSESSMENT MO. A

o. x. Silver Mining & Milling company,
principal place of busncsg, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. location OF mines Indian
Springs. Tooele county. Utah.
Notico Is hereby given that q a meet
Ing OF the board OF directors ot the O. X.
Silver Mining Il Milling company. held
on the 2Srd day OF December 1912. as
scssment No 4 OF one-auartcr (i) cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. Issued and out
standing payable Immediately TO the sec.
retsry at bis office 1895 Beck street
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday tho 30th
day OF January, 1913. will be delinquent
sno advertised for sale at public auction,
De gold on Thursday. tho goth day OF
February. 1913. al 10 O'clock .. m. at the
company's office 20 pay the delinquent,
assessment thereon. together With the
costs OF advertising and expense of sale
II n. HOLT. Secretary.
flrst Publication pecembeG 80 1912.
mIf5y
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SUGAR FACTORY PRosPess.'
Most Successful Hun in History Ends
at Lchi

Spccia! 10 The Tribune.
LEHI. Jan. 2O.-Thc Lehi sugar fac
tory closed the most successful run In
rs history YESTERDAY. The plant was in
operation about three and onc-haIf
months. during which time 133. 600 tons
% bcnts were cut and $1,000. 900 pounds
OF white granuiated sugar were sacked
ready for the market.
The beets have averaged up we'll IN
sugar. and The machinery running
smoother than ever before has made this
probably tho most successful run in the
factory's twenty -four years history: in
fact. il Is reported that no other plant
IN the world has ever turned ont the
above amount of sugar In the same
length or time.
Owing 10 the establishment OF TWO
factories IN the south end of this county
Il is not probable that this plant will ever
have as long a run again
The cutting station at Spanish Fork
VIII probably nc removed TO Pleasant
Grove and the Spanish Fork beets next
season viii be sent 10 Payson.
r. l.. Howard. who has been with the
Lchl sugar factory for abou, ten years.
spending the past year in the plant III
Eislnorc. will be the superintendent OF
the Payson factory and will take q mum
Der OF Lehj men NTH him.
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PERSONAL.
GROCERY SPECIAL.

GOOD VINEGAR, GAIL. 15C: ~ LES.
sugar and l lb. baking powder. gJ.95;
. cans peas, oysters. Rcd Seal lyc or
van Camp pork and beans. 25c: good
creamery butter, soc; Picnic ham. I2gc;
compound lard. 35c. G0c, s1.l0: cotloIcnc'
Soc. zoe, s155. Down with sugar lard
and Pancake flour. Js lard, zoe. los
*l.aa; 4 pkgs, pancake flour 25r. I65 lbs
sugar. sl.00, 81 lbs. sugar. soc. lbs. .
ozs. sugar 25c: Quaker Oats Toe; two
dozen good eggs, A5c. { pkgs. cereal
IGotec Zoe; good broom. zoe; cans
tatocs. 15c, split peas. lb.. sc; . lbs
eastern cheese, a5c; high patent -four.
$l.Co: straight grade -four. 81. Gernadc
rafsins. 26c: . cans corn 15c: 4 Ing drIrd
nruncs. 25c; pineapple. can 10c: . ul;rs
mincemeat, l5c: lbs. SuItana raisins
20c Chicago store, il6 w. First South
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Name Infirmary Officials.
10 The Tribune

PROVO. Jan. 2G.-Thc county commits
soners met in regular session today and
appointed William o. Beckstrom OF Lake
Shore and Mrs. Elizabeth GillIspie Of
Provo as superintendent and matron re-
spcctivcly, of the county inflrmary. These
appointments Will take effect February
/. Andrew Knudsen is the retiring
superintendent.
The following road supervisors were
appointed today: Joseph L. Argyle for
Lake Shore, James a. Mitchell for Pay
son. a. NJ, Davis for Iychi. II. NJ. Smith
for Cedar Fort and Fairfield George c.
Scott for Lake View, Joseph Madsen
for Vineyard, c. o. HSws for Pleasa mt
View Richard Carter for Thomas, Ash
ton ID. w. Baum and Mart buchner for
the Pleasant View district.
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DIED

DTXON-In the county infirmary, Jan
uary 20. 1913. of old age. Annie Dixon
born April 5. 1892. In England. Funeral
services Wednesday at p. m. from the
mission chapel of Undertaken Joseph
William Taylor 2i South West Temple
street Friends arc invited 10 attend
lnterment in City cemetery.
MCREE-At Sandy. Utah. January 90
1919. William McCrce aged Sb years
Private funeral services will be held from
O'Donnell & co.'s chapel 225 and 221
South West Temple street. today (Tucs-
day) at p. m. Interrncnt VIII be In Mt
Oliyet cemetery.
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School Boud Election Urged.

KAYSvILLE. Jan. 20.-Thc Davis
county board .. education has been
holding meetings % ia, for the nsid :
cr5ilion Of rho proposition of calling n
bond election at an early date FOR the
purpose OF submitting TO the people the
question OF securing funds for ncces
sary high school and grade school build
;ngs. The high school movement has
made IMPERATIVE the providing OF three
buildings 81 different parts OF the county.
and in several OF the districts the pres
cnt scnooI buildings, some OF theIu
antigua ted. small and unit for the uses
tina. are being made OF them. will have
10 be added to. or replaced. in order that
tIc work IN the grades can be kept M
30 The standard now dcmD ndrd
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FUNERAL NOTICE

FHLLEEN-ITuueral services over The
body OF James w. Killcen. who died In
this city January Is? 1913 Will be held
tomorrow Wednesday, Januury 81. 1913.
Funeral cortege will leave tho family
residence. S3l East Firth South street,
at $50 q. M. thence 10 st. Marys ca
thcdrIil. where mass will be celcbratcd
at. 10 o'clock. Intermcnt. M. Calvary
cemetery
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MASSAGE.
BUTTONS
SAFES AND VAULTS.

\ COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES IA. IA
vaults always on hand rev IgsseSiss
hand safes for gale. Write ior enSh sisss
Shealy Safe G. Vault Co. IL r. ~ I'm I'm
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Divorce by Default.

Special 10 The Tribunc.
PROVO. Jan. 2o.-A divorce by default
was granted 10 Jacob B. johnson from
Petrea johnson in the Fourth district
court today, on the ground OF cruelty.
The defendant vas given the custody of
four minor children. Plaintiff has given
the family property valued ut $4,000,
and has only reserved 5000 worth of
property 10 himself. The7 We're married
in Salt Lake October s. 1895
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Suicide to Be Buried Today.

| Special to The Tribune.
! PROVO. Jan. 20.-Wuiian Masters, the
suicide Will be buried hero tomorrow at
tho expense Of Marble e. Craner. The
report that he had property IN Salt Lake
! CITY proved unfounded.
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Attached for Alilnony.
Special TO The Tribune.

SPECIAL 70 lie IIIpunc.
PROVO, Jan. 2O.-An attachment tor
DR.. A. c. Soreuson Of Price was issued
In the district court today. he having
tailed To appear in obedience TO a cita-
ton 10 show cause why he should not
be punished for contempt for failure to
pay alimony TO his divorced wife,
Rachael SorenSou.
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A. N. Nielsen Buried.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeclaI 70 TIC TrlbuDe.
SPANISH FORK. Jan. 20-Funeral
n NIIoiaa,, - -, ,r,,S ~ oo' - - -
engine at Garfield Friday, were held at
. o'clock this afternoon In the First
ward meeting house. Bishop r. ". Nc
Narimus Larson. N Smith and Albert
Swensen were the speakers.
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LIVERY STABLE.
SHORTHAND REPORTERS

ROBERTS & EARBEF. SHORTHAND
reporters, notarlcS public. Dispositions.
court and convention reporting 40
Walker Bank bldg. Salt Lake Citv.
Phones Office, WasatCh, 1891: rcsiderice.
Hylaud 96S-N. nITf6
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST.
CARPET CLEANING.

s-~~~-~--~~->>-~~~N>~~~~O-
TEL HY- 20l9 FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning S. L. Carpet Cleaning Co., 43G
7th East S2oo7
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REMOVAL.
PRIVATE HOME.
WHERE TO STOP.

>>~--0-~~-~~~~~~@~~~~~~
LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST lST SO.
200 rooms rates. 3oc. t0c and o0t:; mod
ern. baths. 15c nI33s
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CHINESE HERBS

~~~-~-~-~-~-~---~--~~~~~~-
l.. 81 WOO, l16 SOUTH MAIN, ROOM
I, 2nd floor. Cures discnscs With Ills
celebrated imported Chinese remedies.
Consultation free. miss
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

~c.-~o~~~c~>~>~-~~~---~ ~---~~o-o~o~~~~--~-~-o-~o
HOME PAPER CLEANING co, BEST
work; experienced men. priceo right
O!tice. Duvafs paper store d3l79
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CHIROPRACTOIg


CECIL, & CECIL, GRADUATE CHIRO-
prectors. IncBrables and female trou-
blcs our speciality, Computation free,
Suite 4oS, 2Sh Main st. mis-
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FURRIER AND TAXrDERM1sT

EVERY THING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermist line made as You want It.
r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 E Broadway
IS years in Salt Lake. n525
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JAPANESE GOODS.

- -----~>"---->>~~>- ~>-~>>--~ >-->--
l. AIkAWA, DEALER AND IMPOR-
tor OF Japanese dry goods. chinawarc
se1a SpulD tnalH n2o22
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BOWLING ALLEYS.

WINDSOR BOWLING PAHLON5,. 5,.dlss
Main. Prizes each week '" phl
high scores.
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Wanted-Tn Rent.
APPLES-POTATOES

FOX FRUIT FARM APPLES, S6C PER
buslel: potatoes, SOC per bushel de-
livered. Phono Murray 13-J ul27s4
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WANTED,
Wanted-Feraale Help,

GIRLS ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS. hP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A.
AND 2. VI. DAILY TROY LAUNDRY
f@i SOUH GlH EAST.
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SAFES REPAIRED

~~-~-0-~~--~~~-@-~-~~~-~--- -
ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK
WORK specially. S. Z. rsocs worlrs
Was ''eS' htofo
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FLORISTS

c-~~~-~~~@~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-
ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton CO.
2Tt State. n372i
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LADIES AND GENTS TALL


{. w. HULL. .26 CONs yaur oss|
building opposite q. G. ID l. hnl|
material made up.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

@---N----~~~~----~--~~~-$--
RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50. WAITER
jackets cleaned. e.: l. inchets ~:
stoves repaired Ontario ct phonc
Wasa ten 6Iii-W
LININGS. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. all makes, work guaranteed:
g. -. Lovctt foundry ~ ,th ". Wa
salcn 9e,V. f2ssG
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING;
Water jackets cleaned. Goacu. i72
II street. Wusajch G71s-J. nga5
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UTAH JUNK CO., HIGHEST PRICE
peid for iron, brass, rags. bottles. rub
WasatcIl 22e mtS73
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VETERINARY

49, ~~-~-~----~~-~~~--~~--~>
bR. F. y, LAbMAN, FCTERINARTAN
Pet animal practice a spocIaliv IJos
pltal for all aniInas. Wasatch S5Gs
Hospital at 167 S, Tenth East ni5s3
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCLIIsT
end aurist; spactaclcs accurately fitted:
6!incult "asos solicited. x39sa
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PRINTING,

~~-O~~---O~-~~-~~-----~~---
ARROW PRESS-GTAUS BIGGEST
plant. Printing, Binding Office Sup
plies and Furniture. Legal Blanks. ss
w, End SO. Exchange 30" k1a5
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FOUNDRY.

STOVE CASTINGS. PATTERNS FOR
1900 different stoves: general foun-
dry work Western Foundry & Stove
Repair Works, Wasa tch A4T& k27ao
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN ]. L.AASS,
Mechanical engineer, structural design
Ing and general drafting. Inventlng a
specially. Office No. s0o Kearns bldg
Tel Wasatcil 1926. m23Ss
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TO DO YOUR UPHoLSTERING AND
mattress renalsing. Utah Bedding 4
Mfg Co, Phone Sa3 b20a
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

r,,,-,,,,
BEST PRICES PAID FOR 2nd HAND
~ clothing; w. Glickman II South West
Temple Was. 1919. nIhSs
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed. Will pay you hrst-class prices. Fish
er & Robbins Co, 165 So. W. Temple
Wasatch 6l71. e2b3
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FOR RENT.
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.

BROOM. STRICTLY MOD, 2iS iTu
East, s35.
s-i.n. mod hricl5. so g Sc. -fS.
y rooms, iAi Last md SOUTH, SIG.
5-rnis. mod. new brick, ii0& 1tn L.. So.
Groom cottage 5J1 Post st. SIX.
Arm. cottage, 965 w. fth South 81.
store room. 35s West md South witn
living rooms upaiairg. Make u@ u"
offer,
Desk room In our Office. IS 3nd $40.
We write 0rc Insurance.
PETERSON WEAJ. ESTATE &, INV. co,
% 81 East 9Th South. Phone "oZV.
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAE BOSl-
hoss college preparation for business
iIe. Start a course now. Boston pi1s;S pHso
day or night, si9So
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WESTERN JUNK &
Metal company. Highest prices paid 20:
copper. bras rubber, bottlcs. etc. Phons
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SECONDHAND STORES.
PICTURES AND yyAI.,lApER

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George W. Ebert & Co. Al
Main st. koTIa
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.

~--~-~-~---~--~-~~--~~-->> Suos ST.
CHAS. PETERSON. 20 R1CHaHGpIp Iphosp
brass. chipped glass and paih'e' ~
WasatGh 1905 ----
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TYPEWRITERs.
LADIES' TAILORING

JAN AND FEB. SPECTAL-COMPLEf
suit. s39. 90. your material and silk In.
ing. s29 90. Perfect tit Repairing re-
modelling. Fucker & Evdashln. 2bS gtass
Wasatcb 1913. m5fs
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

WILL SHIP CAR II. n. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one TO
Portland. and ono 10 Florida next ton
days. very reasonable rates. ktmball Van
Storage Co., ~ SO. Main. naSoS
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational chuTcn; we
get YOU position free OF charge Ie1e, IoIe,
phone 6S22 t27T3
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HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR,

PHONE. PHONE, PHONE WAS. s9ei
for coal by seek or ton; cheap pest place
TO buy hay and grain. Cash Commission
Co. l2I w. LIST so. CUnion drivers)
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BARCLBY CORSETS ARE LIKE Old
friends: they wear well: made to niea'
urcinents: guaranteed 10 III, not 20 oteh,t,
or rust. Wasatch S0e1W. Compcteua
business women wanted TO take s&ehS,es
IN Utah towns. 80 Woodruff Apt aSN91
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.


ani-r-- bOiJiE.O MEN WANTED fOiN
tho u. s. marine corps, between tue
ages OF % and Sc. must be native porn
OF have tlrst papers; monthly pay $lS 10
sG3i additional compensation possiple, /,
food, clothing, quarters end medical
attendance free; after 30 years eervice
can retire with 70 per cent Of pay ana
ailoWsDccA, service on board snip anu
aShUro In all parts ~ the world, Apply
at u, S. Marine Corps Recruiting Once,
loS Main 81, salt Lake CITY. Utah. na
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-10
ANDERSON
FOR CHIEF

q have had a night job for four
years and I'd like to see some sun
shine once more, said Hugh Anderson
today, as he voiced his desire to be
the next chief Of police Of Chickasha,
and formally announced his candidacy
for that office, entrusting his fate into
the hands Of the Democratic voters on
March is.
= have nothing in particular to
say" said Mr.. Anderson, except that
want the JOB ana aIll appreciate
every vote ! receive. have no prom
ise to make except to do what the
osth Of office requires man to do and
expect to do all Of that. It will be
my purpose to work IN harmony with
the may and council if l am elected
Mr. Anderson has been a member
OF the police force for four years. He
came to Chickasha in 1893 and was q
Rock Island fireman and engineer for
ten years He was engineer at the
ice plant before he was appointed Ia
the police force.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-10

STATES HIS
ATTITUDE
All WhiSkey Via The Yer
den Route Is Under
the Dan

County Attorney Oscar Simpson to-
day issued the following statement.
I am repeatedly aske0 since ] came
into the office of county attorney
what / was going to do with persons
who have whisky billed to them from
without the state Of Oklahoma to YER
den and other places not within Grady
county. and who, then 80 to these
towns, sign for their whisky and
transport the same into Chiokasha. or
any other part OF Grady county
The criminal court of appeals has
no passed directly on question
(which involves a similar statement OF
facts. as the above So the question
as far as the direct court opinion.
which settles this point is at sea
IN order that an might understand
ng position clearly and tho course
which will pursue, viii here state,
that as ] construe the law, any one
getting whisky or other intoxicating
liquors as above stated, win be guilty
under the state laws OF Oklahoma Of
the crime OF Transporting Intoxicating
liquors from the town where received
ito chiekasha. or other points in said
cornty. as the case might be.
will further state that wish it
emphatically understood that any
person, 1t matters not who be may be,
o.. FOX what purpose he intends to
use said liquor, who has intoxicating
llionor shipped to him as above stated,
ana who transports the same into
Grady county, or has the same trans
/ ported for him, win be prosecuted foI
Transporting said intoxicating liquors
Fos this. believe, is the law. and IL
shah be my purpose and intention tC
follow and track the same throughout
my entire term make this state
ment that an may understand my po
sit.on and act accordingly, as the,
deem best
Yours very sincerely
OSCAR SIMPSON.
County Attorney Of Grady
County Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-10
Ball
TONIGHT

When the bell taps tonight at 1880
in the high school gym they will get
away in a bunch with a big double
header basket ball game with Amber
and Chickasha teams furnishing the
talent The Amber and Chickasha
girls teams win stage The first game,
to be followed by the representative
boys teams from the two schools
This will mark the first game in
which a regular c. Il. S boys team
has met an outof-town aggregation
this season and some classy going is
predicted. The girls have appeared
in several games and have demon.
stIated that they can deliver the arti-
Gle of basket ball that wins games
An admission fee of Is and Is cents
win be charged at the door.
The lineup. {. II, ). girls EdWlna
lkard and Marguerite Coleman, for
wards. Dollie Dalton and Mary Heis-
Ter, guards; Ruth Wadsworth and
Mary Peery centersi Dorsie German
substitute
G H. S. boys, Whitaker lcaptainl
ane Heifnor. forwards Cochran and
d6ady guards. Gray, center.