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The Washington times., 1913-06-28
PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, District Of
Columbia. washington. June q, 1si3 No
tice 10 hereby given that the Assessor of the
District OF Columbia has caused TO be pre-
pared blank schedules for personal property
subject to taxation as required by the Act
tax on personal property In the District Of
columbis; and that q copy Of said schedule
win be delivered 70 any citizen applying
therefor at this Office The law requires such
schoduIes TO be properly diled out, sworn TO
snd returned 70 the Assessor within thirty
dayp sfter the date Of last publication Of this
nofloo Returns must be made on OF before
xugust /, ls13 This law WI be strictly en-
forced bx the Board OF Personl Tax Ap-
The Washington times., 1913-06-28

EOR RENT-A handssms 13-room corner
restdence. baths and pcrcelain sinks:
store room extends over the whole house.
making II delightfuily cool: admirably suited
tor professional or business Office; Just been
papsred and painted inside and out: No. lsol
nth Ut. N. W.: key 1t 15o6. OWNER, 300
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
PASSING or MAYOR
WAS PATHETIC
Say Passengers Who Were On board
Death Came in Deck Chair
All New York is in
Mourning
Telegram by United Press.

Queenstown, Sept t2.-The liner
Baltic arrived Off Queenstown at dawn
this morning. The American consul
here at once boarded the vessel and
offered his aid to Rufus Gaynor. son
Of the deceased
The Baltic is to proceed to Liverpool
at once, where Mayor Gaynor will be
transshipped to the Lusitania. which
sails tomorrow for New York.
Friends OF Mayor Gaynor came to
Queenstown from London to make the
trip to Liverpool on the Baltic. The
flags Of the Baltic floated at half mast
The passengers said that the pass
ing Of Mayor Gaynor was tragic and
pathetic lie smiled as though in
triumph said one passenger 9He
appeared like man who was asleep
and dreaming pleasant dreams fell
low passenger who saw the dead man
before they knew Ne had passed away.
thought the smile On his lips was one
of recognition and bowed as lie pass
ed the deck chair where a moment
later Rufus Gaynor discovered his
fathers liieless body
When the body reached Liverpool is
was accorded the signal Of honor and
the lord mayor ordered an escort Of
mounted police to accompany the cas-
ket from the pier TO the town hall.
where it viii lie in state with an honor
guard until transhlpped
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
viii Meet With The
Southern Women
Telegram By United Press.

Washington Sept l2-'rhe greatest
gathering ever held by women Of the
south win occur October 27-2g at the
fifth annual meeting Of the Southern
Commercial Congress to be held in
Mobile, Ala on that date. when the
Women Auxiliary Of the Southern Com
mereial Congress win hold It's conyen-
ton
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, vile Of Pres
ident Wilson, is the honorary presi-
dent general Of the woman's auxiliary.
and Mrs Thomas NJ owen, wife Of Dr.
Thomas NJ Owen Of Montgomery, Ala,
director general. Mrs. Owen is the
daughter Of Senator Bankhead Of Ala.
bama. she is a noted club woman,
writer and one Of the most brilliant
women IN the south. Mrs William z.
Martin of Montgomery Ala, Is secre-
tary of the auxiliary
President Wilson win be the prInci.
pal speaker at the Mobile convention
of the Southern Commercial Congress,
and Mrs. Wilson probably win accom-.
pany him and participate In the wo.
mans auxiliary convention
Among the women who win speak
at the woman's auxiliary convention
are Lady Aberdeen Of ireland, who
will talk ON Rural Life and Co-Opera-
ton in Europe' Miss Jane Adams OF
Hun House Chicago whose theme will
be- "The Home and Social Welfare"
Miss Julia Lathrop superintendent OF
Tie Children's Bureau OF Washington,
d C., who viii deliver an address on
Child Welfare" and Mrs. Caroline
Bartlett Crane of Kalamazoo, Mich,
who will address the convention On
Health HYGIENE Mrs. Pennypacker.
president general Of The Federation OF
Womans Clubs Of America. viii speak
on ~The Club Woman and Mrs NJ.
Tracy Thomas, president OF Bryn
Mawr win deliver an address on ed
ucations Mrs Emmett O'Neal wife
Of Gov 0'Neal o. Alabama. win de-
liver lhe address of welcome 70 the
delegates 70 the convention. who win
number several thousand leading wa.
men Of the south
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
WRECKACE
is BEING
CLEARED

That the collapse Of the Chickasha
garage yesterday afternoon was due
to lightning, was the opinion Of Man
ager c. r. Kimbro, WHO was III the
building and narrowly escaaed injury
"a. ihe time IL occurred.
g b Kelsey, the owner Of the build
ing was telegaphed at Corpus Christi.
Texas. and is expected to arrive in
the city late this afternoon.
Early this morning work was begun
on clearing the wreckage and remov-
ing the cars. At 1880 today all the
autos had been removed from under
the wreckage, and pulled back into the
annex, which had not been damaged
OF the twenty-three cars in the
building four were lin the back part
and were not injured. Those more or
less damaged include the cars owned
by Messrs. Eisfelded, Ellis, Cox Bled-
soc, tallum. Helm, Kimbro. Wubker
Irwin. Barefoot. Askew. Cochran. John
sen, Powers, Galloway, Linton. Sulli-
van. Moody and DuBose, most Of
which were insured through the
agency Of Fred Frey
From the way the roof fell, it ap-
pears to have given away in the mid
die first, then to have been pulled
down from all sides The east wall,
what Of it did not go down with the
roof, is badly cracked and is said to
be in some danger Of falling The
brick front of the building IS also
partly wrecked. Damage on the build
ing alone is estimated at $4,000
The autos were not So badly dam
aged as supposed, the extent Of loss
now being estimated at from $1,000 tc
$4,000
Mr Kimbro is running his front and
rear shop as usual this morning. Moth
ing viii be done to the building unit
the arrival of Mr. KELSEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
TREMONT'y
BOND RE-
DUCEDS75OO

In district court yesterday afternoon
at Anadarko, Judge J. r. Johnson gave
a hearing to counsel for John fremont
on reduction Of bond, and after the
hearing reduced the bond from sls.
600 to $500
Attorney f. + Riddle, counsel for
fremont states that his client has
not yet made bond but that he ex-
poets to today or tomorrow.
The reduction was made on the
grounds that since two hung iuries
had resulted in the case. the bond
should be reduced.
fremont, who is under indictment
for the murder Of Sherman Woodward.
will probably be brought to trial
again in the district court at Lawton
in November
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
King Charles the First
Overlooked a Bet


Telegram by United Press.
London. Sept i2-The failure o,
King Charles the First to foresee and
legislate Tor the advent OF aeroplanes
has enabled some six thousand resi-
dents Of Hull and district to give the
police and the local authorities the
horse laugh Incidentally scores Of
police notebooks we're wasted in tax
ing the names and addresses OF people
who could not be prosecuted.
When Aviator Robert Whtehouse
announced that he would give flying
exhibitions at the local aerodrome on
Sundays, the unco guild" OF Hull rails
ed their hands in horror and put up
such a seueal that the police notified
ayiators and possible spectators that
they would be liable to prosecution un-
der the Lords Day oberyance Act, an
anoient statute OF Charles !. framed to
prevent the irreverent from indulging
in cock fighting. bull batting and kin
dred sports on the Sabbath
Whitehouse declared that he would
Fly. prosecution or no prosecution. ana
some six thousand spectators patron,
ized the aerodrome despite the warn.
inga Of the police who took the names
and addresses of an present. On APP
plying for summonses, however the
police we're told BY the magistrates
thai flying was neither sport nor a
pastime within the meaning Of the
law. and that prosecution must fail.
Strict sabhaiarians are wroth with The
Martyr King for overlooking such
an obvious form of desecrating the
Sabbath bet they realize that there is
no chance OF amending the law now
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
TIE co. EXCISE
BOARD IN SESSION

the county excise board, consisting
q the county clerk, judge superin-
tendent Of schools, treasurer and att
torneg are IN session today for the
purpose Of canyuasing the election for
additional school tax levy IN the rural
school districts, and certifying The to-
ta' levy to the county assessor.
By the present law, the county com
missiouers cannot make a levy for
school purposes Of over five mills.
Whore districts arc In favor Of 4
heaAiel as, an election must be held
tq make the levy County Clerk Brad.
ley reports about 40 per cent OF the
rural school districts in the county
m0king extra levys for school pur-
poses this year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
MEETING is
CHANGED TO
CHURCH

The Baptist revival is still IN pro.
gress and the services are fine. Waiie
il continues wet and damp the ser
vices will be held ia the church huild
ing, and whenever it dries Off the tent
win be raised and the meeting con
tipued there So let no one stay away
thinking that there viii be no ser
vice. The sermons last night and this
moring were up to the standard gnd
beyond those which have gone before.
The pastor wishes the whole church
and city could have heard the mes
sage this morning on the theme Of
"The Christians Race Those uho
heard it viii never forget it. and they
win surely be harder to DISCOURAGE
than they have ever been
Let everybody come, rain or shine
for the services continue. If anybody
comes at the time announced there vii
be service. This is the opportunity
for the city to hear preaching Of an
unusual high order Nothing aensa
tional, but the real thing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
CROPS ARE
co. 0D AT
ROCKY FORD

Some melon raisers are realizing as
high as $50 per acre, net profit, on
watermeIons in the vicinity Or Rocky
ford a little town hi Grady county,
near Cement according ID M Es
lsoshell farmer of that district, who
is shopping in Chickasha today
MIR Roshell states that about one
third Of the total acreage Of his Sec
tion is in melons this year with a
fair crop, and prices far above the
average AT one time, he says, ce-
ment firm had 100 acres of melons
listed for sale 10 the agents as they
came from the eastern markets to
buy Grady countys melon crop.
Corn in his neighborhood, Mr., Ro-
shell reports is very spotted but
his will make around thirty bushels
per acre. He accounts for his corn
crop being better than many OF his
neighbors' by the fact that he used
better methods Of agriculture After
laying BY the crop, he went through
i with one horse cultivator He
SAYS it made him ten bushels more of
corn per acre at a cost Of very little
labor The best cotton in his vicin-
itys he says, will make from one quar-
ter to one fifth bale per acre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
Re Arrested as He
Stepped from Jail


At II o'clock this morning, Bill Lee.
after spending three months in the
county jail and paying a fine Of $50 for
selling whisky. was re-arrestee b.
Deputy United States Marshal Dillon
on a federal charge Of selling liquor
as he stopped from the door of the
Jail, and was re-oommitted to county
jail. this time as federal prisoner
Lee win be given a hearing before
United States Commissioner Hamilton
the first Of next week Conviction on
this charge viii mean a sentence in
the federal penilentiary OF from one
to five years. or q fine of from so to
5000. ol both
His famlly, consisting Of wife al.l
several small children. are reported
to have been in destitute cireum-
stances for several months The
United Charities are taking up the
question Of the support Of the chill
dren with the proper authorities. as il
IS said the man VIII not support his
family even while i've is out Of jail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
Is FOOtpad-POel
Crazy Or Clever?


Telegram by United Press.
Paris. Sept l2-His last hope of
appeal gone. frances famous super
man lootpad ana poet today began
his term Of six years Imprisonment.
Jean MichaIon is his name lie sand
bagged woman and robbed her Of
Sd0e, but when betrayed by a friend,
shouted an ode 70 the sun before The
police 7 may be a crook" he said,
but ! am an ideal man, / am a super
man. ! crack lady on the head /
grab her coin and run but any dub
that has no bed can touch me for the
munl" The authorities are divided
over whether Nichelon is crazy or
clever.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
HEARING IS SET
FOR TOMORROW
Thaw's CcnnciI ii Conference with
Jerome Ask for Fair Trial
and Five Days to File
Writ

colebrook, Sept ~ AT a confer
ence between former GOV Stone d
Pennsylvania Thaw's chief counsel.
Jerome and other lawyers, stone pro-
posed to Jerome that New York ALLOW
Thaw a fair hearing before Gov. Eel
fer and agree to give FIVE days IN
which 20 me haheaa corpus proceed
ings Il the governors decision is aa.
verse. Should jerome accept, the JUS.
tlce court charge Of being fugitive
win probably be dropped by mutual
consent Thaw is being held at Con-
cord or Lancaster, pending the gov
ernors decision The conference
caused postponement Of the justice
court hearing that was scheduled for
this morning IT is believed that Jus
tice Of the Peace Carr might discharge
Thaw, thus causing an attempt at his
rescue by the lnmberjaoks, or an auto
dash which would result in a physical
contest
the Canadian attorney said he might
try 70 make Il an international lnei-
dent on tho ground that American
treeaty rights we're violated in Cana
da. II is rumored That the sheriff
frustrated an attempt by Thaw's eoun-
sci to rush him out Of town in a pow
erful auto. To avoid suspieion they
tried to induce the Jerome chauffeur
to stop his car alongside OF the Thaw
car A local man squealed and Jerome
discharged his chauffeur.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
WIRELESS USED As SAFETY.
VALVE FOR RAILWAY.

Telegram By United Press.
Berlin, Sent i2 Experiments being
made "a German railroads with the
wireless apparatus invented by Chris
tonher Wirth 81 Nuremburg by means
of which trains running AZ full speed
may be Instantly brought 70 stop
from the dlspatcher's office, ace prov.
ing highly successful Am apparatus
invented by Wirth and located IN the
baggaga car, instantly sets the brakes
BY a wireless signal from the dis
pateher's office. II is the opinion Of
experts that rhe invention viii be a
great bonn Go the railroad companies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12

Colebro0k, n H.. Sept l2-Shariff
Drew planned today to remove Thaw
10 the county Jail at Lancaster, which
IS thirty miles away He feared u
allow Thaw the liberty Of the Monaa+
rock hotel any lcnger
The town is filled with strangers
whom Drew believes are Thaw syn.
pathizers. Some are lumberjackn aud
some are New York sangsters.
Groups Of Canadians stood about the
hotel corridors and on the street cor.
ners throughout the day and closely
followed Thaw on the two trips he
made from his room The first Of
these was to the barber shop, the sec
ond to the office Of his chief counsel
Thomas Johnson
Two automobiles, enrines running,
stood at the curb ID front o. the or
''ee an lbe lime Thsv vas within
.TAis SO alarmed ae Mia ebieI aa
he and mis- men eon4letsls surrounded
Thaw when he was brought out and
escorted him to the hotet
Mr. Jerome's denunciation Of tie
partlsans from Coaticook occurred In
the Monadnock house. where Thaw il
housed. The man who Interested him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
Telegram sy United PreaA

New York, Sept i2.-Whether Mayor
Gaynors funeral will be public de-
pends entirely upon the wishes Of the
family Mayor Kline is today confer
ring with relatives regarding the ar
rangements Of the city hail Many
municipal buildings are draped in
mourning. The body will arrive next
Friday George McAnerny. president
OF the borough OF Manhattan. vas
chosen today By the Gaynor lndepend-
ent league to succeed Gaynor as can
didate MeAnerny was defeated for
the fusion nomination.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
TsmPeraturs Yesterday.
Recorded By the local Q i
weather bureau observer

The weather man took his own sweet
time about #, but youll have to hand
{ it to him for one thing, when he had
shaped conditions JUS 10 suit himself.
he delivered a regular gully washer"
and a pretty general oae at that
Sort q slipped UP On everybody
here. tot He keat the clouds riding
a. anchor here and there for several
days, occasionally shift their positions
like the commander ol a fleet maneu-
Yering his squadron preparatory 70 a
bls ensaeenent rlsa clouds lad been
50 threatening since Sunday that
everyone bad become accustomed to
the sight and sase little thought 70
the possibility Of a dowpponr That
is the reason SO many folks got caught
down town yesterday without coat or
umbrella and bad 10 duck for cover
Ike a irying sized chicken dodging
from the shadow OF hawk. Nithal
& was a bedraggled chickasha that
splashed homeward last night, bedfag
eled ye, happy that the long drouth, q
almost prehistoric dating. was at last
broken.
It's a safe hei that the farmer with
the broa6ssi smile this morning is the
wheat farmer. FOR without the rain OF
yesterday and last night, ploughing
Tor lhe wheat crop would in most sec.
tlons OF Grady county. have been al
most imposslble Under present cor.
ditions as estimated from reports re-
ceived from different points OF the
county, the fan ploklng can begin al
once and II is quite probable that the
wheat acreage alll be much more than
Il the rain had come a week or TWO
later.
just what effect ihe rain Wlll have
on the cotton crop is a matter Of con.
lecture. some. who claim to be author
iilts. state that the rain is really q
detriment TO the cotton crop. as the
wei weather may cause the plant 70
shed the bolls already formed. thus
leaving only the opened bolls to rep
resent the crop
Others state, however. the rain will
be a great benefit to the crop other
than keepipr the pickers out OF the
field for 1. fa days aud that the small
hollis now "a tie plant viii develop aud
open.
The corn. Of course. is too FAR ma.
mred Tor tsh rain to have any effect
except upon possible late roasting
car patch. some fields Of late kaifiI
and sorghum vii doubtless derive
much benefit from the rain and viii
add materially 10 the feed crops ans
late silage
THAT the rain was general is evi
denced by reports from over the state
al Enid there was only Fraction
short Of q cioudhuTst, while point
north and east received big rains
In Grady county some places wen
visited by a light rain while other
were more fortunate Al Alex tn
rain was light, but the Tuttle and Am
her country was well soaked. tn
section west Of chickasha received
good rain as did Norge Cement, MID
dieberg. Blanchard, Purcell and olou
Chief. according 70 reports.
From chicitasha south to the Re
river and parts Of northern rexal
come reports Of good general rains
And aid you notice. the differene
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12

in the temperaure2 Il has dropped
IRON l05 ana better down to below
50, all lof which Is dropping some macn
to the comfort Of suffering humsuity
The government Instruments at
chickasha show a precipitation Of 2.S
iehes during yestsday and last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
Aviator Killed Another;
Is jailed in Russia
Telegram BY United press

Telegram by United Press
ST. Petersburg, Sept l2. Aviator
Avinas was killed here today when
his aeroplane turned turtle Lieut.
Nestoroff, aviator was placed in iail
for thirty days Tor taking an uneces.
sary risk IN looping the loop ID an
aeroplane. thereby following the
FrenchmAns example
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
Telegram by United Press.

Albany Sept l2-It is stated mere
that Acting Governor Glynn today
signed requistition papers asking for
the return 70 Ihaw from New Hamp-
shire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12

Colebrook. Sept l2By agreement
the arraignment Of Thaw before the
justice court was postponed till le
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
PruSSiaH Bird Man
Instantly Killed


Telegram by United Press.
Borken Prussia, Sept II Hanz
Lorenz, an aviator, Was instantly kill.
ei this afternoon When the wing OF
his monoplane collapsed He was fly
ing at considerable altitude and
crashed 10 the earth withihis machine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12

Indian Agent Lowe returned yestgr-
day from a business trip to points on
the Rock Island, near the Texas line.
He reports the rains general from here
te Red river
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-12
FLOWING FOR WHEAT
TO NOW BEGUN
Some Say it win Help Cotton
Others Say Not--Late Feed
Crops Will Be Helped
PRECIPITATION 2.S Inches
WEATHER FoaECAar

Tonight AM colder N east
portion; Saturday fair
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-29
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of G. o. Loving & Co., heretofore Ell
gagged in the livery business in the city
of Americas, Ca, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, G. o. Loving re.
firing therefrom. The business viii
be conducted at the same place by J. ]
Hanesley, who will settle certain f.
nancial liabilities and receipt for all
debts due the firm.
This 22nd day of Aug. 1918.
G. o. LOVING.
J. J. HANESLEY,
Ia 90 ~