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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-02

]. E. Fitch has returned from a trip
to Galveston and other points in
Texas. Mrs. Fitch remained for an
extended visit IN Post City
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
Ell PAS0 WINS IN
DOUGLAS TOURNAMENT
In Contest for Low Score
Cup Tie Is Between
FL Paso PLAYERS

In the golf tournament held yester-
day in Douglas on the local links
III Paso was accorded the honor.
though the winner OF the low sco-e
cup is not yet known. This was the
trophy OF yesterdays play. The re-
suit was that DR.. Vance and j. G.
Wilmarth. both OF FL Paso, tied tor
low score with an 81 These gentle
men will play on the tie today
Mr. Zeismer. of Bisbee, made the
next lowest score with an 81.
The big event OF the tournament
viii come on today. when teams rep
resentiag Douglas and Fl Paso will
play for the southwestern champion
ship. These clubs have contested for
this honor twice each year since the
year 1908. and up TO the present time
honors are equal between them. il IN
variably happening that the local
team wins on its own grounds. The
crowd at the Douglas country clue
yesterday was the largest that has
been seen there this year and today
the attendance is expected 10 be much
larger.
The visitors in Douglas were en-
terta.ned last night at a smoker in
the club house and this evening, aft
er the championship play, a dinner
win be served TO those who partici-
pate in the play. together with other
guests in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
INVITATIONS OUT
FOR CLUB DANCE
3ishee Ladies Have Ali
Things Prepared for
Country Club Dance

The ladies OF the Warren District
Country club. having charge OF the
care OF the club house furnishings
say that invitations for their annual
ball on Friday evening January 81
have been mailed to all the club mem
bers. Any member failing TO receive
their invitations viii confer favor
on patronesses OF this dance by notify
ing any one OF them
The patronesses Of this dance are
the following: Mrs. Bledsoe Mrs.
Bridge. Mrs. E1linwOod Mrs Gohring
Mrs Hunter, Mrs Miner, Mrs New
man. Mrs. Sherman. Mrs Tenney and
Mrs Thompson
The dance VIII not be confined
strictly TO club members, bat inyi-
tatiOns were only to those However.
the patronesses have notified the mem
bers that their guests will be vel
come it being understood that an ad-
mission OF one dollar must be paid
for each person.
IL has been arranged 10 have the
street cars to leave Bisbee for the
club house on Friday evening at 500
and $50 O'Clock. Cars will also be
provided to bring all home after the
dance is over.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
STAR BOXING BOUT
FOR TUESDAY NIGHT
/. Nj. c. A Announces In
tereSting Events Those
Well Matched

What rom.ses to be the hest boxing
card of the season will be staged at
the Y. NJ c. A on Tuesday night
Tile star bout of the evening VIII
be between Bateman and Jackson.
Both Of these men are in the middle
weight division At the contest last
Tuesday night Bateman knocked out
Keen. Jackson stands at the top OF
the middleweight division. This would
indicate that the two are the top
knotchers of their class and the
match should be a good one.
The second bout will be in the
class. In this Hughes will
meet Williams. both new men. The
bouts will be OF three two minute
rounds each with one minute inter
missions.
Following the boxing bouts a wrestl-
ing match between David Williams
and Jim Maffeo win be staged. The
first boxing bout will be called prompt
ly at O'Clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
SUNDAY CONCERT
PROGRAM At LOWELL

The c. & A. band viii give a pop
uiar concert at the lowell band stand
this afternoon at O'Clock An elab-
crate program has been arranged for
me concert. and II is assured that o
large audience wiz be in attendance
The following is the program:
March - $50. The New State
To The Cjtizens Of Arizona
Whitman
Selection .sl 80 From Faust
Gounod
Waltzes -. 49,. Italian Nights
Tobaui
broadway Revisw $500. -....
-. Medley of Popular Songs
Lampe
My Old Montana Home 1890.
.....-.y...- Western Intermezzo
whitman
Excerpts From the Red Mill
Herbert
Moonlieh; Mexican SeFenade
Aoret
Rastus Rag 49,. -. -. -.
National Air -. -. --
T. K Whitman. Director
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
NEW ORDINANCE
FOR THE CITY
City Attorney and Health Of
6cer Complete Plan for
Better Regulation of
Sanitary Affairs
NEW RULES IMPORTANT

Civ Attorney Flanagan. together
with DR.. Hunt and Daniel Perry. has
about completed the drafting of the
new city sanitary ordinance. The
three were appointed as COMMITTEES
to draw up the ordinance at a recent
meeting of the council aud the work
Is now 50 far advanced that the or
dinance viii be presented AT the next
meeting of the council
The ordinance will provide that a
galvanized or metal can shall b.
maintained by each householder for
garbage. The can shall be kept Sc
curely covered al n times except
when being ailed or emptied. The
garbage service. Another provision
is that livery stables must provide
hoxes for the retention OF manure
These boxes must be fy proof and
must be provided with screens.
A feature OF the ordinance is that
il win provide that the city rs to
place. az convenient places through
out the business district. suitable
boxes or cans for the depositinr of
waste paper This is one of the most
important provisions OF the ordinance
as at present there is no place TO
throw old papers and the like except
on the streets When these boxes
have been installed ii will be a mis-
demeanor TO throw papers or other
rubbish ON the streets.
Tho ordinance viii embody other
provisions. all looking to the mainte
nance OF better sanitary condition
in the city. A fine Of thirty, or pos
sibiy sixty days or 800. or both. will
be provided for the breaking Of any
or all OF the provisions Of the ordi-
nance.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26

NEGLECT The CARE OF YOUR SCALP
AND YOUR HAIR. WILL BECOME A DISGRACE

healthy, luxuriant growth is found
in Newbros fierpicide.
The dandruff germ cannot live on
a bead TO which HerDieide is Tegul-
larry applied. The germ dies The hair
ceases to fall. The terrible itching
stops almost instantly
That is what Newbro's Herpieiae
does.
New bros HerpiciGe In J0c and 81 90
sizes is sold BY all dealers who guar
antee il 10 do all that Is claimed II
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.
Send Ice in stnps tor booklet and
sample TO The Herpicide Co., Dept. X.
Detroit. Acknowledgement 100
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26

The hair is more exposed and hence
more liable 10 accumulate dust and
dirt than any other portion OF the
body
In spite Of this the hair receives. as
rule the least attention and no real
effort is mde TO keep Il healthy
II the dandrun germ is allowed to
work unmoiested and the scalp be-
comes crusted with dirt accumulate
ions, one may expect the hair to die
ana fall out. There IS no cause for sur
prise ia this phenomenon; il is nat
ural and happens in every instance
where the care OF the hair ana scalp
Is overlooked
The one sure remedy which pre-
vents the loss of hair and permits a
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
Best Cough Medicine fOr Children.

Il am very glad 10 sa" few words
in praise OF Cnamberlaiu's Cough Rem
edy." writes Mrs. Ida Dewey. Mil
waukee. Wis. L have used IL for
years both for my children and my
self and il never fails to relieve and
cure a cough or cold. No family with
children should be without it as il
gives almost immediate relief in cases
Of Group Chambsrlain's Cough Rem
edy is pleasant and safe 10 take, which
Is of great Importance when a medi-
cine must be given TO young children.
For sale by all dealers. Advertise
nlent.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
seIIs.EIOto Show Comma.

The Sells-F1oto Show people have
with manager Jesse Yoakum.
for the Warren bali park for April
,. where they expect to give a per
torrance. Special excursions viii be
made from Cananea. and other nearby
points, The show is now quaTtered
in Denver for the winter and will
leave next month to commence their
touT Only four cities will be made in
this section, FL Paso. Albuquerque,
Douglas and Bistre. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
Spinal Deformity Can Be Cor
rected. | Have Proven II.

! would Ike to bear from
every reader d thE paper A.
hrted sith spinal disordcr q
any DISRUPTION In writing
Etate acr, how l5ng afflicted,
and give me the hest pssibic
history Il your case. II pnsahl6
Send photograph 81 back and
side sics, euehSine . eeais,
con Or STAMPS. b. ccyer dag
moss and exps.t 0pfnl0n Of
your ease. D8u teonsider your
case inctral3s unul yUl hsarl
what ! have done and am do
ing. every cay, for othes am
larry afflicted
IS S ka&ssa Ave. PssaSeaz. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LEARN automobile repairing. driving
on mp to date cars; electrical. civil
engineering. surveying: methods
most practical. roont and board
while learning; positions secured:
satisfaction guaranteed. cataiOs
free. National School of Engineer
ing. 211o W. It'll, Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26

reposed in Bancroft Hall at the Naval
Academy since ii was brought here
from France several year ago. will
be transferred tomorrow 10 the crypt
prepared for II under the chapel. The
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26
TO MOVE paul JONES' BODY

Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 25.-The body
OF the famous naval hero OF the Rev
olution. John Paul Jones, which has
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26

PILES CURED IN TO "a DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money IL
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching. Blind. Needing or
Protruding Piles Ia TO IA days
so cents. 419
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-26

event will be marked by simple cese-
monies conducted in the presence of
officers Of the navy and representatives.
Of the navy department al Washing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
IN TOMBS, SULLIVAN
IS AGAIN INDICTED
Alleged Aeeompliee Of Rosenthal
Slayers Charged with Tamper-
ing with Witness.

New York. March l7.-Jacob Reich,
alias Jack Sullivan, locked up In the
Tombs on an Indictment charging him
with completely in the murder of Her
man Rosenthal, was again indicted to-
day. this time for dissuading a witness
from testifying pursuant to subpoena.
A curious feature about Reich's latest
indictment is that the offense charged
was committed in the Tombs. II grows
out of the confession of Rosie Hertz, but
the name of the witness whom the de-
fendant tampered with has not yet been
disclosed. There Is possibility. more
over. that Sullivan again will be in
dicted tomorrow. grand larceny being the
charge in this case. he being charged
with having relieved the Hertz woman Of
10000. also while in the Tombs.
Patrolmen Meyers and Smith, who were
formerly attached TO the stan of Inspector
Hayes. were also indicted yesterday in
the campaign the district attorney Is
waging against graft. These men are
charged with bribery. and have also been
indicted as result of revelations made
by Rosie Hertz.
Reich. alias Sullivan will be arraigned
tomorrow before Justice Seabury in the
criminal branch of the Supreme Court to
plead to the indictment found to-day
against him. II is a coincidence that
about the time the Indictment was being
voted against him to-day. Hartford Mar
shall, Reich. counsel. was moving be-
fore Justice Seabury that his client be
dismissed on the indictment, in the Rosen-
thai case.
John J. Hartigaa, convicted Of perjury
on Saturday. who will be called up for
sentence before Justice Seabury to-mor-
row. was dropped from the police force
to-day by Commissioner Waldo
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
To-day's Beauty Recipes
By Nine. D'Nille.

THE best hair remover l know is a
simple paste made by mixing powdered
delatone with little water. Cover the
hairs with this paste. leave on two min
utes, wipe on, wash the skin. and the
hairs will be gone.
Mothers Salve Is an old-time house.
hold remedy that can be bought in ready
prepared form at most drug stores 1t
often breaks up a stubborn cold in head
or chest over night II is easy to use,
quick to act, and relieves catarrh, Group,
sore throat, &c.
The Vaucaire home treatment for de-
veloping the bust Is prepared by making
a syrup with III cupfuls sugar and a pint
of hot water into which is stirred an
ounce OF gallol. Two teaspoonfuls before
meals accelerates the bloOd's circulation
and the underlying tissues gradually as
sure their true proportions
TO correct dark, muddy, or sallow
compilations, apply in the morning a To-
tion made by dissolving an original pack
age Of mayatone in a half pint of witch
hazel. This treatment makes the skin
fair, fresh, and smooth and prevents the
show like powder.
Never use the comb or brush belong
iEg to another person, for the para sites
that cause falling hair and badness are
easily conveyed. Mothers Shampoo re-
moves these parasites and restores dry,
condition. You can buy Mothers Sham
poo from your druggist for % cents a
package of ten shampoos
Never shave the eyebrows They are
apt to be coarse when they grow in
again. To darken tn. eyebrows and
evenly. apply plan pyroxin With the
finger tips. Pyroxin applied to the lash
roots makes the lashes grow long and
lovely"
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
POST.OFFICE HEAD
HALTED BY COURT
Burleson Cannet Eaferce Publicity
Law Until Highest Tribunal De-
cides Orisinal Case.

Postmaster General Burleson was halt.
ed yesterday by the Supreme Court in
his announced intention to enforce the
newspaper publicity law, without waiting
for the highest court to pass on the con-
stitutionality Of the statute.
The petition for an Injunction filed by
Robert 6. Morris, Of New York, attor-
ney for the New York Journal of Com
merce, last Monday, was granted by
Chief Justice White. This will stay the
hand of the Post-office Department while
the Supreme Court Is determining
whether the law Is within the constitu-
tional power of Congress to enact.
S The fact that the court granted the
application for the restraining order does
not necessarily mean that the law will
be held invalid. But II at least proves
that the court has not yet foreclosed
the question against the publishers, for
in that case the injunction would hardly
have been issued. e.
There Is also some announcement for
the publishers. II Is believed, in the fact
that the court has had the matter un-
der advisement since last December and
has not yet reached a decision. This
suggests that II Is not altogether q one
sided question that has been put up to
the court by the publishers.
The newspaper publishers believed
they had an agreement with Postmas-
ter General Burleson's predecessor that
the active enforcement of the law
would be delayed until after the court
had settled the question Of its validity.
raised by the publishers suit. But Mr..
Burleson served notice on them that
within ten days he would expect COM
pliance with the law or penalties would
be sought to be imposed on those pub
fishers who continued to disregard its
provisions. Most OF the publishers who
are still standing out were in the large
cities.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
CHASE'S.
vnudevillc.

Every act. from the Juggling De Lisle
To the kinemacolor pictures at Chase S
this week is worth while. One could not
imagine a better bill without what one
might term headliner. There is no
name so familiar as to be a household
word, yet every act has its virtues. and
none possesses any dramatic weakness,
except possibly one. and to designate
which is the poor one would be telling.
Bogannys Royal Comedy Company, a
British pantomime acrobatic act. Is one
of the best things of the kind ever seen
here. 1t is so fast in its movement that
it actually takes ones breath away in the
maze and whirl OF the movement.
But to jump from physical effort to
another class Of pep Artie Mehlinger
comes back to Chase's with his four old
songs. They never grow old. and one
cannot possibly forget for at least few
fleeing hours how Mehlinger sings
Here Comes My Daddy Now 1t is
what might he called a scream, if one
forgot to use the best English they knew
how.
The act of Lamberti. who initiates mu-
sicians of the past and present while
not a new conception, is one of the best
of the kind LAMBERT is a skilled musi-
clan on both the violin and piano. and
his finale of initiating Svengali is some
thing new in its way. and. while little
repulsive. is an exemplification of real
high art.
Eta Bryan. Roy Sumner and company
have sketch called "A College PROPOSE
ton" which pleased many.
Charles Cartmell and Laura Harris do a
dancing and singing act that opens the
second part of the performance. Both
are excellent dancers. and their act is
just such typical vaudeville stunt
will please the jaded theatergoer.
Jones and Sylvester. formerly of THAT
Quartette." and both excellent singers.
add greatly to the value of the bill They
have an act on this trip called The
Drummer from Idaho" which don't mean
but which makes mighty good
entertainment. Sylvester sings a song in
which he sneezes. and If such a physical
of having a cold means any
thing it would be well if lots of persons
got a cold for il caused more laughs
than anything in the performance.
The kinemacolor picture this week is
Her Growing Glory" an unusually good
picture.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
COSMOS THEATER.

\ novel and beautiful series of art
studies in painting and statuary. with
gorgeous lighting effects. is being present
ed at the Cosmos Theater this week by
the Models de Luxe under the man.
agement of Craig and Davis.
a surprise in unusual acrobatics and
vaultinG in the Arabian feature entitled
''Delessio' is brought TO a comical eli
max in a rather unexpected way. lie
Marie and Lift the blackface. have a
laughably ridiculous offering of specula-
tive talk that advances many strange
theories: the Vissochi Brothers. one of
them a remarkable whistler. have a musi-
cal offering combining the Italian organ
etto and whistling. which scored an ova-
tion at the performances yesterday. and
last evening. while Octavia O'Neal, saxO-
phonist and soprano. won applause with
her music. and laughter with her inter-
polated jokes. Burt G. Weston & Co,
scored a pronounced hit with their play
let. THE Governor Pro Tenn by Miss
Eunice Raymond. who plays an impor-
tant role in it. 1t is full of quick action
and surprises. with a laughable finale
The Pathe Weekly Review heads a fine
series of photoplays.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
THE NEW LYCEUM.
1.-THE Dandy Girls"

There il. presented at the New Lyceum
this week one of the best burlesque pro-
ductions that has appeared at that thea
ter this season. The distinct feature of
the entertainment is the Victoria Quartet
Ernest Stohm. Lou Reals. Fred Wal
tiers. and Jack Billsbury-which makes a
decided hit in such songs as "Al Night
Long" "Oh, You Georgia Rose" When
/ Met You Last Night in Dreamland,' -
and Keep on Lovin'." The singing of
Jack Billsbury is especially pleasing.
The two burlettas presented. 1T Hap
pneed in Havana" and 1T Happened in
Paris" abound in original comedy and
clever features. The chorus is shapely,
beautifully costumed. and sings excep-
tionally well. Miss Ray Shirley. the win
ner of a 5000 perfect figure contest. Is
worth seeing in her Visions de Art.
OF the men. Sol Ward and Ed Schwartz
produce most of the laughs, while of the
women Ada Billsbury. Stella Wood. and
Anna Yale lead the fun.
The feature songs-which bring out
some decided noveities-are THE Synco-
pated Boogie Boo," Robert E. Lee,"
travesty on Lucia and alone To-
night" The singing of the chorus and
the scenic effects are also noteworthy
features of this weeks show at the Ly-
ceum.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
THE ACADEMY.
"Thc Fortune Hunter.o

''The Fortune Hunter with Will
DeminE, has returned to Washing
ton, opening last night at the Academy
10 a most appreciative house. This
clean comedy was presented in a delight
full manner appealing to every one and
taking a firmer hold on the popular
fancy.
The play shows the working out of
a theory. Nat Duncan, a shiftless, we'll
educated city fellow, is a complete
failure as a money-getter. On the ad-
vice and with the assistance of a
wealthy college friend he invades a
moss-grown upstate village. armed with
a book of rules for good behavior, equip
ped with fine linen and raiment of sober
aspect, and inspired with the definite
purpose OF capturing the affections of
the village heiress 1t is the theory of
Young Duncans friend and hacker that
suitable marriage material for the young
women Of remote country towns is not
available. II is to remedy this de-
ficiency, and incidentally. to rehabilitate
his financial condition that the fortune
hunter makes his memorable invasion.
The theory works to perfection, but in
the meantime Nat Duncan has developed
business ability that makes him in
dependent of a fortune with a Ioveless
marriage. In his uplift he rehabilitates
not only himself. but also the poor
village druggist, Sam Graham, and
actually falls in love with Graham's
daughter.
Will Deming makes Nat Duncan a
most enjoyable character. Mr.. Deminc
j.. first class, always delightfully."- enter
tanning. and there was no lack Of ap-
probation of his excellent work last
night. Marjorie Foster Is dainty and at
tractiye as Betty Graham. Albert Ia
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
GARDEN.

Homer's Odyssey at the Garden proved
tc he the most interesting. elaborate
and beautiful film production OF the
season. Suporbly staged. historically
true as TO costuming, wonderfully acted
by a company of one thousand people,
the whole. with its fantastic features.
enthralls and gives to the spectator a
sense Of amazeTent and, at the same
time. satisfaction.
Indorsed by the professors of all the
great universities of America, this story
Of the adventures of Ulysses. which for
1000 Years has been classic master
Iiecc. will be shown to-day and We'd
neSday. and will interest as a motion
picture all who view il. A select musi-
cal programme by the Garden SYM
phony Orchestra is given. and other
films are shown.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-18
CASINO.

Roars of laughter seemed continuous
throughout the presentation. by Krause
and Stein, at the Casino Theater yester-
day afternoon and last night. of a ridicu-
1ous conglomeration of jokes songs. dia-
logue, and whatnot in German dialect,
concluding with an even more laughable
offering. in costume, of Scotch songs.
The sketch is called Getting a Divorce,
but it has absolutely nothing TO do with
that subject except to open a vista OF
the most comical absurdities.
Thrills In the air on the trapeze and
flying rings. with kindred paraphernalia.
are furnished by the aerial Mitchells.
Mile. Anna Semm, a young woman vio-
linist. plays selections. Mack and Van
amuse with songs. jokes. and merry pat
ter. Charilla and De Lane present an
enjoyable offering on the mandolin, ban
jo, and other instruments. The Stan
hope boys made a pronounced hit with
their dancing features. Owing to the
serious illness Of a member OF the COM
pany. according to announcement. Babies
la Carte was not presented. 1t will
he replaced to-day with the Sailor Boys
Band of fourteen pieces. Three fine mo-
ton photoplays open and close the per-
formance.