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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Relative % tae t,osigftsee EzttsTs
y r. Ciayi5a racalfss ~ fo.ssHl1z
letter from s1zztor oFeas
Dear Er
it.ak tae citizeas q C1okzzhs
ahc1it desefni1e sss eaolee q post
master a1d 3 ril ss g.zd 20 hslp who
erer e acceDtzsie = fAem
: have made - oxHsfnerts zt3si
sNy olf'ee desiring sinDls 10 gire
honest advice nhea / aa requested 10
% ~ ~ iAe administration
Hitt Ei1a regards Ysars Ferg
truly
II II OWEN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Pare of a giant bird which winged
lte way ever North America 1900. 900
years ago have been brought 10 the
American Muaenm Of Natural History
bg Prof Walter Granger who has
been making fossil investigations IA
Wyoming The bird Granger says,
va the largest featbered creature
that ever existed IL North america
The fragments consist OF The bones
of The feet. found n the Big Horn
Basin. east u The Yellowstone park
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16
RFaPlIE FoR ALIENS.

TELEGRAM By United Press
Richmond. va, Jan ig-f;oy Mann
tiiie afternoon gave Floyd and Claude
Alien, The HlllsgIlie mountaineera, an-
other respite they were to die at
dawn tomorrow The governor set
February j a. the GATE when he will
bear arguments for the commutatlon
d ihe death sentence
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

John Hye of shamokin. "a, was 30
sure Stanley White was one Of the
best marksmen ~ the coal region that
be- held q tn can 20 his hand and told
White 70 send q bullet through tho
ean. White With q rine, attempted
ne flsat but the bullet phased through
BE palm q Nye'A hand. badly shat
iHFanR Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Loadga gaa s1--N4tarv ezsesss
w1o zfa 5ee "A eFHaatss vita t1a
sew exsurs po2rie ne sassg.
sgT - yeag a4seasos d sya1sy N.
e Nee m a MED fsY1s4gr-
ize tae ase n eusA armn ans artHry
y naFefafe
fsape greater driving teroa tn-
esea gFate1. ~ sake, 1o
ssas4s - fe aad ~ danger 81
sz1epg'tasssa ars sI1ng sae girAss
eiz.mee ~ geasr.te- ne eomtos
~ q vAleA IS. q essree : aecre.
Cary ~ egsizisinz y gEaias 81 tte
ner ex9,osise rsrs fired 81 compel
t.oa via eefsIie easrsges fitted via
ias esazi ser9lee eazrge of - grains
The ebDasfise pfosslsilee psneirsf-
~ eis1t lne1ez anto ne tar9e. a.
sszlnst i've lns1es fof tie eof5ite
Fired iaso aaHd boxe. pow1tsg
ioreed iis say - iactes a1d cofdis
only After teat.ng iia farce %
ssnkea 4 p IS Taylor ~, ths officer
~ fAarxe reported ihat thres pounds
n DowefIta vs. equal % i0 po4nda
q agaamife
TIE ssqneg Invention looks llke c0t-
W ard 5afas Hish harmless paf of
flame Naea uateh Is applied Re
feifer saets nay D fired into f. IT
saon saage without danger of e1Dlos
ioa aad 2 g further elaimel hat i
la unaffected ~ bear c0i5 moisture
y age
EzeiasiTe use q poEerite7 b. tie
British gofefa1eal has BEEN offered
by iae 'afesfef ard aHi probably be
1ceep pI5l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16
BIC BLAZE N sArrLE CREEK.

lFlEEIaIH p DHIssd Ffsss.
Battle Greek, Mich. Jan. ie Flro
starting IN The Odd Fellows hall on
the third floor Of q big down town
building IN the center oi the business
section destroyed haif block today
The loss II astlmaiea between 3l75s
900 and s200.00U
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

r. Peiefsburg. Jan lg.-Amazing
revelations aefa mss4 A the trial 81
Councillor Of State a. 3. Zayisen. H.
inspector of prisons At lrkufah, who
has Just been sentenced to Dismissal.
Iie vas charged not only witd ALLOW.
ing full liberty q q convicted murder
r named Alexis yolichinko. but of
actually entering into paf'nership with
him II mining operations which the
supposed prisoner was permitted to
carry % F0lleblhko vas allowed 10
reside in q magnificent residence
where be Kept a mistress, ana the
mines were worked By conyicts 4uder
hig complete control II was proven
also that me prison superintendent at
the mines received their salaries from
Yoltchlnko instead Of from their oi.
flelal suDerloFs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Ladies. CO not wriss your invita-
items 10 socizi fsnctioas Lex Tte
Daily Express print them. Tinssl
nearengrzying tezttype Hsed. Prices
much l0Ter tan y0a can afford 10
arite them. Cards and envelopes q
match Very latest designs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Beauty may STA 81 epaensrzi ssc.
sess i0f mgslezl eeEedg acFens. bat
znless q is allied with personaiity
kzt sseeess is nss ilkelT . lzst very
1lg.-L1ldon A1ssefa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16
RAos WANTED

caa1 paia Tor eisAn cotton rasa
Express Office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
GERMAN SETTLERS COMING TO
LINCOLN COUNTY

A. J. penner, land locator of
Minidoka, was in town last Sat
urday and again Tuesday, each day
with number of Germans, whom
he located on land in township
seven south, range twenty one cast
which is located a few miles south
and east Of Dietrich. Several thous
and acres Of land have been taken
in that locality during the past
few days, and the population Of
Lincoln county has been enlarged
by a hundred or more inhabitants.
These Germans are all married
men, and mostly have large fami-
lies, one man in particular, stat
ing that he had ten children. Al
this rate it will not be long before
Lincoln county will have a dense
population.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
HALEY WATER CO.
IS HEAVILY FINED
.aperi.,s ndent Bradley si the Pin
Is Arrested and Fined 500
and Costs.

There was he'll pOppin in hal-
Low last waek when state Sanitary
conmissioner Wallis arrived IN
town and proceeded to quiet eA-
animation of the water being served
to Haileyites. He did not waste
very much time in examination be-
fore he swote out warrant for
Fred C. Bradley, superintendent OF
The plant and haled him into JUS
tice court. When Bradley said the
water was alright Commissioner
Wallis drew from the faucet IN
the court room twenty gallon OF
water. sHe then filler a quart
milk bottle and it was a sight 10
behold. When that bottle of water
WAS shown to the ditoor II hee
was shown to the editor OF the
Journal on Saturday night last thert
was full fourth of an inch OF
mud in the bottle. Bradley stood
off the payment Of the fine until
Yesterday whenNa commitment was
placed in the hands Of the sheriff
who told him to pay or go to jail.
He paid.
Commissioner Wallis reports that
the water company Immediately
took steps to improve the water
supply.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN

Rice Bros. Colossal shows is
reorganization Of the Famous Old
Dan Rice shows, organized in 1859.
1t toured the country for thirty
years as the largest wagon show ID
America. For quarter Of cen
tury it has been travelling by its
own special train and while thi-
is its first trip TO the Pacific North
west for many years, old residents
will remember the name and recall
DAN RICE as the greatest clown
the circus world has so far pro-
duced. The name is older than
Barnum or Forepaugh. Uncle Dan
never was an extensive advertiser.
He ofttimes remarked THAT his
show was his best advertisement.
The high standard of perfection
that he maintained fos more than
four decades has been 'iht nar am
bition Of his nephews, VINO now
manage this famous travelling ag-
gregation. No act is TOO large or
too expensive, if it will serve the
purpose of giving the public some
thing new and attractive
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
BOSTON CAFE FINED
BY COMMISSION
Sanitary Commissioners Hale Pro-
prietors into Court on Charge
Of Dirty Back Yard.

Sanitary Commissioners White
and Smith made a cleaning up in
Shoshone last week and among
other places brought under the Of
ficial wrath was the Boston Cafe
which was fined s25 for maintain
ing filthy back yard. Gommis-
sioner Smith said that he had had
frequent trouble with The pro-
prietor of the Boston Cafe on
this charge and hopes that he will
not be compelled to arrest them
again on this charge. The Commits
sioners also inspected the other
restaurants about town but made ne
arrests.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
Advertisers Aim
Is Satisfaction
BY HOLLAND.

One OF the biggest retail
" merchants IN the world.
with stores in two of Ameri-
cas- largest cities. and who
naturally is one Of the largest
advertisers in The world. In
sIsfs that his advertisement
writer's confine themselves TO
strict truth. and amy promise
made by one OF his clerks
is considered TO have been
made personally by the head
of the firm
A woman bought q fine
tableclOth. and after she had
it home there was a slight
imperfection found. 1t was
nothing TO affect the wear of
the tablecloth. but size took
1t back. explaining that she
had paid a high price for the
article and that she had In
tended 1t for her best She
was somewhat apologetic for
returning a purchase with
such a slight imperfection-
"You are a stranger In this
cityT' asked the fioorwalker,
and the woman nodded Il
thought So" he said. 'You
Go not understand our tsys-
tenn. Had you kept that Ia
blecloth you would have done
yourself and US an injustice.
When you buy here you must
be satisfied II you are dis
satisfied for any reason you
are not fair to us unless you
tell us and give us a chance
to satisfy you"
That spirit IS behind big
advertisers everywhere. 1t is
another reason for doing bust
ness with advertisers
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
ROSAL|A DAIRY IS
GIVEN CLEAN BILL
State Sanitary Commission Makes
a Thorough Investigation.
Milk is Now All Right

Pursuant TO the request OF uie
Rosalia Dairy and the Shoshone
Journal the state sanitary conmls-
sioners last week made thorough
inspection of the Rosalia Dairy and
their report presented completely
exonerates the dairy proprietor
from intentionally doing anything
to the milk he is selling in Sho-
shone which would impair its quail
ily. Commissioner Wallis said to
the Journal in a, personal interview
at Boise last Monday that the
dairy had been given a searching
investigation, the milk thorough
" tested and that there was alb
solutely no reason for condemlng
the proprietor of the dairy.
"Mr. Mott was innocently the
victim of a water condition which
at present prevails in several parts
of the state said Mr.. Wallis"
when milk vessels are washed in
cold water under certain conditions
there is a certain bacteria left IN
the vessels which Immediately the
warm milk is poured into them,
begin to develop and as these bae-
terra multiply they produce in the
milk the rOpy condition which was
the trouble at the Rosalia dairy.
Any farmers wife is liable to have
the same trouble if she washes
her milk vessels in old water
which happens to have this bac-
terra and for this reason, especi-
ally in the summer time, all water
used for washing milk vessels
should be thoroughly boiled before
using. In the case Of the Rosalla
dairy we found that water was
being used from a source which
contaminated il with these bacteria
and Immediately We discovered the
source we ordered its use stopped.
When Mr.. Mott discovered some
thing wrong with his milk he tele-
phoned this office the facts and
asked for help bal it was five days
before we gould send a man out
there. The inspectors found a clean
and sanitary condition all around
The premises: they say the barns
wards are located near lhe banks
Of the Little Who'd river which af-
lords them excellent drainage and
altogether all precautions are being
taken to insure the purity of the
milk. The state chemist made a
lF rough Nam.naiion Of many
samples nr milk taken by us at
ra1dom ~ over the town, from
ths wagons AMI from the dairy
and utterly faJcd to find that Mr.
Mott is in any way diluting his
mix with wafer nor Is hs USING
the patent process Of turning three
gallons of milk intoo five gallone.
The bacteria mentioned when put
into milk which has been subjected
to this patent process Immediately
die, and this test was made with
several different samples of milk
from the ROsalia dairy"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
Richfield Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Denecke were down
to Shoshone last Saturday and Sun
day.
@}*s
James Bothwe5l, the Shoshone at
torney, was in Richfield few
days this week.
!
The Burtohs,i Tappers, Reeves,
and Davies are enjoying a two
weeks vacation in the moun.ains
this month.
Mrs. Deneeke entertained Jht
Sew and So GLIB at cards, Thursday
afternoon. A delightful little lunch
con was served.
The Ladies Ald met Wednesday
in the basement Iof the church and
planned for a cSoked food sale to
be given Saturday.
Miss II. I. MtMahon fromg Sho-
shone and Mrs. WIN Rutherford Of
Ontario, Canada. are visiting with
their brother T. /. Mcmahon.
:. 4 :.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Walker re
ceived word of the death of Mrs.
Walkers sister ih Portland and
left Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral.
The Misses Mcmahon and Den
ecke gave a musical recital in the
Ward hall Tuesday night. 1t was
thorough success and a large
crowd came to hear the girls give
their first public recital since they
returned from school.
+ r 4.
Mr.. Draper, one of Richfield's
prosperous farmers. and Miss Floyd
who has been visiting Mrs. Prid-
more went to Shoshone Tuesday
evening and surprised their Rich
field friends by returning We'd
nesday morning as Mr.. and Mrs.
Draper.
f. n. Kennedy )of Blaekfoot, is in
today On business.
Josephine Parry left last Satur-
day for Ogden TO visit relatives.
She expects to make a trip through
the Yellowstone I National Park
before returning to Shoshone.
Tom Olley, whose five room COT
tage in the north part Of town was
nearly destroyed by fire several
weeks ago, is preparing to recon /
'truct the building and make it
again habiiable.
b. NJ. Price returned last Satur- I
lay night from his former home at
olympia. Washington, where he
lad spent several days visiting with \
us family who are spending the
DINNER there. MrA Price was. also
Q Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
ooking after business matters. I
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
WALLIS SAYS CH|NK
RESTAURANT IS BAD
Sanitary Commission mspects Chi
nese Restaurant and Says II
is Bad.

"The Chinese restaurant con-
Quoted in Shoshone is one OF the
worst places we have examined;
we had trouble with this Chink at
Idaho Falls and other places and
have fooled with him just about as
long as we care too. In addition
to the unsanitary condition OF his
place the moral conditions of his
place are equally bad. That IS a
condition over which we have no
authority, but trust that Shoshone
officials will loose no time in clean
ing cut the dump. He maintains
woman waitress there. She has
a sort Of loving stall in the rear
of the place and conditions are vile
to say the least. Statement Of
Sanitary Commissioner Smith and
White to the Journal.
The Journal has 10 further COLI
ment to make nll this situation
having The utmost faith in the
city and county officials doing
their duty. 1t is fact that these
things creep in sometimes and it
is several days before the cOndi-
ton is discovered So far immedi-
ately the discovery has been made
our city and county officials have
rnada tho fpr flv and Up raj her
believe they will this time.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
A BASEBALL BENEFIT DANCE

The base ball team will have a
benefit dance at the auditorium
next Tuesday evening. The dance
will take the place Of the regular
fortnightiy dance and will be held
for the purpose of raising funds to
help defray the expense of taking
the team to Soldier for the big
three game series on the IL, IS and
10th Of this month on the occasion
of the big settlers picnic. They
will be out selling tickets Satur-
day afternoon so don't run
when you see Them coming for
must win these three
games and that's just all there is
to il. The Tickets will be one dol
lar and buy one whether you go to
the dance or not and help the
cause along. The Gooding orchestra
will play and as they are already
fvorites with Shoshone dancing
there viii be a big crowd out TO
society there is no question but
help the fun along.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

}. L. Beckett returned Monday
morning from Newport q seaside re
sort on lhe Pacific coast, about one
hundred miles southwest Of Port
land. after an absence Of about ten
days He states chat Mfss Beckett
and children are comforlapiy sell
ned for the remainder Of the sum
ncl n cottage near thet ocean.
and are enioyirg themselves. Mrs.
Bcckcst's health has improved very
much and til Eject Of The low
all.uoe is ya..y beneficial TO her.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
Satisfying a Customer
Carried to an Extreme
By HOLLAND.

A WOMAN who bought a
"A dress which she found
was not Just what she want
ed went with it TO one OF the
biggest stores In the world
and said Il did not suit her.
She wanted her money back.
but explained that she hnu
lost the sales slip. The sum
she claimed was given 10 her
Two days later she found
the sales slip and discovered
that she had not bought the
dress at the store 10 which
she had taken it, bnt had
bought it at a rival establish
ment She went TO the store
and explained.
we knew you had not
bought the dress here" ex-
planned the manager. but
you were palpably disSatis-
fed with it. and our aim IS 10
satisfy all our customers II
we have impressed on your
mind the fact that we are
more than fair we are satIs-
ned. We covet nothing more
than such a reputation as we
are sure you VIII give us
Many viii think thar this
was carrying fairness too far
Perhaps It was. but Il was
done by the greatest retail
merchant Of this age. one
whose name IS known wher-
ever the English language is
spoken and whose expen6l-
lures for advertising run up
to a million dollars a year
Successful advertisers know
that satisfied customers are
an invaHlahie asset You
have an advantage IN dealing
with the liberal advertisers
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

Spokane has been selling short
weight butter to North Idaho
Why worry about that. Spokane
has been short changing north Ida
no for the last 20 years.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08
STATE SANITARY
COMMISSION BUSY
Visits Paid to Haley, Shoshone,
Gouding and other Places
Does Much Good.

State Sanitary Commissioner
Wallis. assisted by Or. Smith of
Wendell and Commissioner White
have been having regular house
cleaning in this part of Idaho dur
ing the past two weeks and sew
eral institutions are wiser and
poorer as a result as the fines i'm
posed have varied all the way
from s25 to s2a0, the latter fine
being imposed on the Haley su-
perintendent of water works. The
biggest sensation was the hog
cholera case at Gooding which is
told of in another part Of this pa
per. Quite a number Of arrests
were made in Haley as reported
last week and one arrest in Sho-
shone was made while sharp war
nings were issued TO others. 1t
is the purpose of the commissioner
to hew to the linz no difference
where the chips may fall. Speak
ing Of the ShoshOhe water situa-
ton the commissioner said thai at
different times they had made
tests of the water being served
here and that il was absolutely un-
fit for use. And" said the COM
missioner IF We We're allowed
jurisdiction in the matter we would
get action mighty quick"
W. d. Garlock, the Gooding coun-
lgy abslractor was a business visit
or IN Shoshone Monday.
Martin johnson went to Had
dock Tuesday % visit few days
with friends aRdEelatives.
Mrs. Dorah Turner of Richfield,
formerly Miss Dora Byrne was Vls-
iting in Shdshone The fore part Of
this week.
George std and wlfa with
.o,,e frionds An. were VISITING
,bem made A1 q shoshone)fals
and back last Friday.
George Roass ana Jacob Boe-s-
lcr came home Hast evening from
Averill, where ihey have been lo'
lhe past several weeks drilling
we'll for The school district at that
place.
Mrs. ]. T. Fields Of Bose Is
here the guest Of her sons, W. NJ.
and C. A. Fields She will spend
five or six weeks here and the
families will enjoy an outing IN the
mountains before she returns TO
Boise.
Pure Food Commissioners Wallis
is receiving testimonials from
grocers and restaurants that read
like the pill kind. Wonder what
the commissioner has failed to un-
cover when he visited them the
last time?
n NJ VanImnn of Caldwell, for
mer Assistant Attorney General was
in Shoshone Tuesday on his way
to the Wood river country for a
few days outing. He was on his
way home from Yellowstone Ma
lional Park. and is dividing his
summer vacation between the park
and the Wood riyericountry
Judge Walters and wife and TWO
sons returned last night from San
Diego California. Mrs. Walters and
sons went to San Diego last Deeem- I
her for the benefit Of Mrs. Wal /
ter's health and she has returned (
greatly improved. The judge leii f
shoshone about Juy ist and spent
his months vacation at San Diego
with his fanny.
Frank Blazer Of Gooding was IN .
town Monday with one hundred !
pounds of ripe tomatoes which he
had no difficulty in disposing Of
at one of the local butcher shops.
These are the hest tomatoes that (
have come into the market this
year. MIR. Blazer makes special
y of raising tomatoes and sold his
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

st. Louis telephone strike is over,
More than one way to get va
cation, eh, girls?
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

Send the Jourhal to your friends
back east
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

Frank Blazer Of Gooding was in
town Monday with one hundred
pounds of ripe tomatoes which he
had no difficulty in disposing Of
at one of'fhe local butcher shops.
These are the hest tomatoes that
have come into the market This
year. MIR. Blazer makes a special-
iy of raising tomatoes and sold his
first ripe tomatoes about the mid
die of July.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

Tom Olley, whose five room cot
tage in the north part Of town was
nearly destroyed BY fire several
weeks ago, is preparing to re-con-
struct the building and make it
again habiiable.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Denecke were down
to Shoshone last Saturday and Sun
day.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-15

ing took the form OF detached col
umns from six to thirty feet long and
from eight to twenty-four inches in
diameter. The columns are in three
parallel terraces standing upright and
presenting a smooth surface but they
are all separate and no two are ex
aCtly the same size or shape.
Down in the terrace known as the
Little Causeway. Pat will lead you to
spring OF clear. pure wster. This
is known as the Giants Well. There
everyone wis drinks is sure to have
his wish granted. according to Pats
story. The Middle Causeway is cor
rectly named the Honey Comb. for it
is perfect representation in stone of
huge honey comb. In the centre
of this is the famous Wishing Chair
a chair-like seat formed in the rocks.
To all who sit in the chair three
wishes are allowed. all of which, Pat
guarantees, will come true "if the
wisher lives long enough The most
impressive st=ht. however. is the