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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-02-11

Motorman Grant Roberts received
slight injuries.

slight injuries.
Miss Lou Lambert called on Ce-
redo friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Chss. Davis was q visitor at
Huntington Tuesday.
Lon Lynch will move hi. family
to lie Sage In few days.
Miss Dorothy Percivsl was a vis-
itor at Huntington Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Osborne of Ashland
called on friends here Monday.
Miss Eva Christian has been quite
iii for several days from an affection
of the ear.
DIR. }. w. Rife was a business
caller at Huntington Monday af-
terDoon.
The little son of Sherman Smith
is reported quite i'll with bronchial
pneumonia.
Mrs. j. ii. Shaver and daughter
called on friends al West Hunting
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Bell and little son Of
Ashland visited friends here the
first of the week.
Mrs. I. ID. Hutchison, who has
been very i'll for several days, is
somewhat better.
Mrs w. +. Minter is indisposed
this week, suffering from an attack
Of nervousness.
Mrs. George Brown and children
lett Thursday for a visit with
friends at New Haven.
DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Prichard Of
Ashland were pleasant guests of
Kenova friends last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Eakin and
Mrs. Ben Wilson have returned
from a pleasant visit with relatives
at Neal.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Baptist church will serve ice cream
and cake in the basement of the
bank building Saturday.
William Osborne of Boone county
has been appointed L. ). Marshal
for the Southern West Virginia
district TO succeed Frank III. Tyree.
Mrs. James Roudebush entertain.
ed a numbe" of friends at cards
Wednesday afternoon. Al the con-
clusion of the game dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. G. L. Rice is visiting rela.
tives at Borderland. She recently
returned from Huntington where
she underwent successful opera
ton.
Miss Cora Bentley, who has been
making her home with the family of
b. Burleson for several years, was
taken TO a hospital al Huntington
Monday to undergo very severe
operation.
Mr.. Richards and family arrived
here Sunday from Wisconsin and
occupy a residence on Chestnut
street. Mr.. Richards is superin-
tendent of the Basic Products COM
pany.
The revival services closed at
the Presbyterian church last week.
Much good was accomplished dur
ing the meeting. Rev. w. s.
Moore, who assisted in the services,
has returned to his home at Blue
field.
Mrs. Jennie Percival entertained
at six o'clock dinner one evening
last week the following guests:
Misses Blanche Griffith aud Mary
Moore; Rev. w. $. Moore of Blue>
field, and Messrs. Waldo Lott and
DR.. 7. N. Golf of this place.
J. d. Booth, who went to Clere-
mont, Fla two weeks ago for the
benefit of his health, writes TO his
family that be is improving. This
will be good news to Delivers
many Kenova and other Wayne
county friends.
Born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Turner,
Sunday, February l, 1914, a son.
To MIR. and Mrs. Irwin Keyser,
Tuesday, February 3, 1914, a son
Died.
Harry Rldgeway died at the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-02-11

marriage to Miss Nora Turner
Dece ber 81, 1912.
He leaves wife, mother, aud
other relatives (who have the sym.
pathies of the entire community
to mourn his death.
The body was taken to Rio
Grande, Ohio, his former home,
and buried.
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Harry RldReway died at the
home of j. P. Turner, this place,
January 16, 1914, of meningitis of
the brain, aged % years.
The deceased was sick only
thirteen days prior to his dennis
and his untimely death was q
great shock to his relatives and
acqusintenances. He was a young
man who had many friends.
Mr.. Ridgeway wac united in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

d

SSn Ser @olano @troBe, elmer ser
faibionabeliten ser &eiioen3, lag 6os
8eiibtb1m 6es 6rdl1lein &elene bon
Dernou, Elm i@0nes, itol5es @ebau=
6e nit einem pra@tpollen @orten.
Die imnge Game par cine ugrbin"
mn6 beiaB a11ber6em in Ser Mabe
Der &eltoen5 nod a1tsge6ebnte Sit
ter. Sic batte lire @ltern frMb Der,
loren nno mor i%nfolge6eiien 8eitig
5ur @elbititan6tgteit gereift. Scum
lebte tie nnter Dem nontinelen
|S4ube elmer often Gonte, sic ie6o@
tpegen &ranfltdfeit riemaIs tire
8tmmer berlieB, int @inter in Ser
@eiioen5, I'M CONNER auf ibrem
Cute Dertm1. Sung, id0n, reid
nnb lieberstpiirbig, nie ite mar, ge-
borte fie begreifli6erpeiie 3u Ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
nnb Smfeftionbif sefabrIi&.

Snfeftion nub Snfeftionbik sefabrli&.
@osquitoes, GIiegen un6 aroere
SSnii efftten, melde ii@ raf@ %berrnebrert
in Mbfau- gimer1t, @fiiben bon obge'
itan6enem @oiier, @tane, nermooer'
ten &labe etc. iin6 Gortpflan5er BON
&%ranfbeiten. Se6esmol, tpenm lie eu@
betBen, fprtben file @ift III @11er Sp.
item Elm, moro11s gefabrbole &rarff.
beiten entiteben f0t1ner: @auft cine
61nihe @loon's ointment. @s lit art-
tifepttfd, nn6 elm poar &ropfen ne1t.
troliiieren 6ie Snfeftton, Die berur'
iodt miro o1r@ Snfeftenbtfie o6er
roitiee MdgeI. @Ioon's Ointment rel
migt @@nttttp1tn6en, A,,eti@unger
unb @eben. STR berm6et es' ni&t,
baron 3u fem in @urem &eim. @el6
3uriid, sue11n feline 8ufrieoenbeit.
gelr 25@ Eel @ure1n Mpotbeter. Sin.
aeiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
u3m @auie" 2eiberbe bon &eufieber
unb Mfbma. &amft cine 6laide
6oleDs @oneD anb .Sar
COMPOUND!

@ubiger @@laf 2inoerung uno
Comfort Dor e%ritideroen1, teu6en6en1
Mtbmen uno foltern6em 9eufieber fir
Scene, tpel@e 6olep &onep an6 2ar
nebnne1. Sc perbrettet cine betlen6e
unb bef6nftigen6e @eflei6ung un6 e
qeleitet 6ur9 etne role fibeln6e @eble
un6 flint retaen6en &uiten uno Cont
mer.@rfaItu11gen. Sci auen &dnolern
in 81. GIou6. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

lift oieies 5tiif Dos bette Sbre'
9anmll1ng, uno ib faufe es po1
eSSbl1eI1, uern1 Sic feiuen 5u bobe1
Yreis oafiir foroern."
uMas lpiiroe es Sbuen oenu merit
1eilt."
u0ie @1lfte ocl1er, >pas lie porbl1
perlorgten: bulloert mo tll11t51l
Marf."
sd bdtte nit @onue oas Stint
fad)e gegeber, aber CT 1agte:
Meinetmegeu, neb1nen sic e
bin. IS lpar meiu Stol5, Sic ba:
be11 mir sic 6rel1oe oaran peroor:
ben."
yllno 10 5ablte i) ibn oenn oaS
@clo u1o fllbr alsbalo glllflld) lpl{
Elm &Dnig nit meiuer &leopatra nod
@aule 5uriid."
,@pm morolild)en Stanopl1nfte be-
trad)tet," meme ser Milelior, ~laB1
lid} olleroings al Sbrer 9allolnngs=
neil e Der hieoeues ausieben. Mber
freilihL mic lollten Sic ionit gum
3iele fon1men. limo oie 6igur TT
5t ld6n! @oren Sic, Nuffen> Sic
bottcn 10 groBe 5ebnilldt nod mel
ner Snirpaie; ih mollte MIDI eigentz
lid lridt oapon treuuen, tie gebort
ober Sbnen, lpenn Sic mir oagege11
sic 6igllr sort i%iberlalien."
uIaat mir gar nidt ein," ladte
Ser a110ere. uSe mebr ib lie be-
tradte, Del ito better gefaut lie mir.
Nicbt fir Sbre gauge S%o1nnllung
gebe ib lie ber!"
uSobo>" rief 9erenberg ergri1nmt,
uoos mollen mir ood nidt 10 lhrofi
bin5teaen = ob, SEER b. S6lier=
1pib" fltbr er pl0tlih in peraroerten1
Some fort, uib ab11te 1ridt, bob Sic
lid fir uniere ltnterbaltltng interel=
l%terten."
Ser Nngereoete, tpel6er bon DEM
Mlieiior, als 6ieler iid 5ufaatg unit
monote, oi6t btnter ibm itebeno emit
oedt moroet1 mar> Bib it@ ouf sic
2ippen, ertpi6erte aber Damn gelal=
fen: u5ie ieben boffentlt6 ni@t
poraus> @err BON 9erenberg, Dob
ih @te ablt6tlid belmi@te. 8aren
Gle nidt 10 p%ertieft in Sbrem Sc
fpra6e %getueien, 10 bitten Sic mein
Haiberfommen be1merfen miiiien, .tpaS
i6 Sb11en iibrigens a11@ gera6e arf
atoere @eiie f%un63utbun I'M 8earif=
fe mar. Sd miini6te MIR oie
uMor66eutiae M%agemeine," melde
ouf bem Stuble neben 9errn b. Mnf=
fen liegt, 6arf id piellei6t bitten?"
Der olte SEER rei6te alsbal6 6es
betreffen6e @latt FIN, morauf ii6 Ser
on6ere nit elmer fl1r5en 6anfenoen
8erbe1tgung 5urid5og.
ugie 3mei i@einen ii@ nt&t lon=
oerlid gu beriteben," meirte Mnffen
ironii6.
sd lel1g1re es ni@t, BOB er mir
grin6lid ontipatbii6 lit" Der ebte
Ser Niielior o%ffenber5ig.
uMb, ih b0rte 10 etmas laute1 -
@ibaIe = bm = ni9t 1o?"
sd bite lebr> lieber Mnffen."
Scum, nun, tporum louten Sic
it6 ols junger Mam mdt auBer fir
altersgra11e Moritdten o19 fir 0aS
fri]he, queler6e 2eben intereiiieren,
nomentlid) tpenn es 1t@ in 10 an5ie=
bender Sorm mie BEL 6em 6rauletn
&elene b. Oernau pral entiert?"
vMber -"
uMdl tatotQ, sic Sode lit ia fem
@ebeimniB mebr. @@lierpib uno
sic ldma6ten Dor 6emlelben @egen=
1ton6e. Sea, i9 tpiinide Sbnen piel
@liid Miieilor, mebr ols Sic es Bel
Mir NIT Ser &leopatro batten."
Ser alte &erre ladte fur5 auf,
borg 6en betreffen6en @egenitan6
1orgfGltig in feline &odtaide nno ent=
fernte 1i9 nit einem moli5toien
Blide.
Ser on6ere i@aute ibm %argerlid
1a6.
uMlter, bosbafter Mffe 6aS,"
murmelte er Dor 1t@ fin. u@te
16dnoli9 er sen arnnen Miirnberget
@ummler binter 6as 2i@t fiibrte
eer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

Sdabcn beralr gefenht!" rief 9et
nedf, o,tf einen tleinen, 6iten, alt
lid)en @errn 6euten6> Der itd Del
@ruppe naiberte.
ugs tpar o,1h NAL mieoer 3eit,"
perlette oieler, ~i6 bette einige $50
den euorn1es Neb."
u5o tpas fiinf5ebnbunoert Mor]
uer6en Sic pobl %mitnebnten?"
meinte Sdliertpib.
80 piel babe id olleiu perlo:
ren!" iamn1erte ser lieutenant.
u@eboben sic iid bod >peacn elmer
iolden @leinigfeit nidt io!" la6tf
ser on6ere. = v@ie, 6loiien, ROLLER
Sic idon nab &auie?"
vSSreili@, es lit bereitS ipat."
81, dummies 3eug, Dem Slid
lider1 l6lGgt feline Stunoe!"
uMneroings, ieoo6 ~
uMh uus, trinfen mir 6od} etner
9dlummerpun1h 5%ulammen. @e1
bon Sen &erren lit nit 6abei?"
Sour merige mel6eten iid.
0erenberg itan6 NIT ei1em anoe=
rem Serrn 5ltm 5ortgeben bereit in
ser Ebiir.
u@ieb n11r, 8en6en," iogte er,
vmie CT lid mieoer an 8loiien beron
6ranqt. gs 1ollte MIDI nidt mut1=
6ern, menr er ipdter mt@ ibn nad
@ouie begleiten min. Sd batte gro
BE 2111t bier 5u bleiben un6 GIT be-
obodten, mie oos Ding ablauft. @r-
aeiqe mir Sen @efallen, ebenfaQs
nod ettpas 511 permeilen. Nud Sci
ned trinft nod ein @las mit."
uMeinetpegen," periebte @rof
@en6en un6 folgte mebit Sent Ml1el=
for SEN onoeren in Sen @eieQidofts=
1aa1.
gs mar @@lierpib ni6t ertgan-
gen, 6aB 9erenberg uno ieim Sc
gleiter inn @egriff getpeien> ii@ gu
emf fernen un6 11un, mie oltf be1on=
6ere G%erabreoung, 6ennod tpieoer
Elab nabmen.
Ct bib 1i@ auf Sic 2ippen.
InS hnt etmd5 All be6e11ten,"
r11rmelte er Dor it6 BIN; uMdtl1ng,
9anS!"
u@obnen Sic rod in Ser Sober
itroBe?" fragile Seemed 6loiien.
usSSatpobl. 8esbalb?"
v&m> ga miif1en Sic ia, tpenn sic
mod @auie eeben, 5iemlid einlame
@ege %poiiteren. 5iir&ten sic lt@
ni1t?"
Midt int @eringiten."
uMber be1tte Maht nit 6em @el6
in ser Saihe? 8e6enfen @ie, 6aB
@en6en ntr6 i9 crit Dor fur5em att
qefauen nn6 berambt m11r6en."
uM6, Tborbeit!" perlebte Ser fletne
&err unbebogli@. Sd itebe idor1
meinen Monm."
u@enoen 1tn6 i6 etma nidt?"
Denno@ tpur6en mir iibertpdltigt."
elmer ser 5trol9e," erfldrte
@enoen> ~mar bon rteiiger 6igur
nno @raft, ser an6ere Elm fleiner,
beben6er 8urihe, Ser NIT einer itau=
11enStpertben Sbneuigfeit> tpabreno
fem @pieBgeielle mild mie0er bielt,
incline Sa1den 6urdiudte un6 6aS
8ertbpole bermsbolte."
uWfir ging es genau TO-" beridtete
Seemed. sd muB %gelteben, Die
tga@e fam mir nadbber, als ih 10
al1sgeroubt nod &mtie 5og, go115 TO-
bor> 10 6aB i@ trob Ser ltnan=
genebmen Mffaire forttpabren6 laden
u@ie merfmur6ig," iagte 9eren-
berg, u6aB e116 bei6e borber geraoe
&err b. @6liermit begleitet batte
un6 ii9 unmittelbar nod ieiner gnh-
fernung Der ueberfm ereignete!"
Ct 19o11te 6en @e%treffen6en 0abei
I9arf an.
Dieler i6mun5elte ober ga113 ur-
BEL angen.
vSSn Ser Ebot, b0dit fonoerbor," "
meinte er. v@benio lei@t bdtten bic
@o11ner ia au@ mir folgen fonnen,
mobet file freili@ ni@t 10 quite @el1te
gema6t butten."
Isle ieten MIDI go>18 in Mngit,
meme @erren!" rief 8loiien. r@ad)
Sbrer @arlegtng i@eint es ia fait,
Gig mittertem Sic @erbre@er itets
np11fp1fnpn mpIrhp. NIT hioro,11 @pT=
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
MlNCO is
WINNER

The closing game OF the season at
University park Sunday between
Minco and Chickasha, returned the
latter the cellar champs" of their
class when the Bond followers,
strengthened by Brownlow Of the Tex
as league, and Galloway, well known
among ball fans, trimmed the locals
9sto 2,Jand hied themselves away well
satisfied with the days work.
None OF the defeat of Chickasha can
be charged to Lefty" Masters, the
premier side wheeler of Watonga, who
did the box work for the local clan.
Masters hurled splendid game. but
the home guard kicked it away behind
him, in demonstration Of the fact that
without practice, no one with however
much ability can successfully emulate
real ball player. The local crew
touched their first ball Sunday since
the Shawnee game, weeks. ago. On the
other hand, the Minco bunch, it is said,
cannot eat supper with any degree of
satisfaction until they have had their
daily workout.
The run getting started in the third
and continued at alarmingly regular
intervals suntiI the Close of the piece.
No one who saw the game can but adj
nit that in the early innings Minco
had plenty of luck in the matter Of
cleaning freak wallops that went for
hits, but at that they eventually prov
ed that such luck was not necessary,
owing to the inability of the home
clan to play real ball
Masters did good job of heaving,
whiting eight and allowing eleven bin
g.es Haag. for Minco, struck out six
and relinquished eight hits. The last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
as yellow.l

B-Best 10 ears White Corn, $500,
$500, $500. s10O, slOO sl.OO, 81 90
C--Best 10 cars Yellow Corn, $500,
$500, $500, $1.O0, sl.O0, slOO, 81.
Cotton Club.
The following cash prizes offered by
Cnickasha Cotton Oil Company and
the Apache Cotton Oil Company,
Chickasha, Okla.
D-Best 10 Open Bolls, $500, $500,
$500, $500. s1.00.
Best 2 pounds Seed Cotton, $500.
s40Q, $500. $500, $500.
(The above must be shown in COM
bination.)
Best yield of plats from which
exhibits are made, $500, 5000,
$4OO, $500.
kafir Club.
E-Best 10 heads Kar, Milo or Fet-
erita, $500. 50. %. $500, s1Oo,
s1.OO, s1.Oo. s1OO
Canning Club
F-Best display Canned Fruits md
Vegetables, $500, s4.0o. $500,
$500. $1.00.
G-Best display Fresh Fruits and Veg
etables from club plat, $500. 81.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Boys Kafir Club
Duroc Pig, by Heaney & Son, Tab
Ter, Okla.
Boys Cotton Club.
Duroc Pig, by II. f. Ware. Chicka-
sha, Okla.
(Both to be competed for under
Special Score Card"
All exhibits texcept in Boys and
Girls Club class) on which premiums
are awarded, are to be sent 10 the
State Fair at Oklahoma City, where
they will be entered as a Collective
County Exhibit in competition with
other counties of the state.
Boys and Girls Club Exhibits win
be sent to State Fair. where they will
be entered in competition with other
Club Exhibits OF the state.
The expense of packing, shipping,
installing and maintaining the exhibit
at the State Fair will approximate
two hundred dollars. Any premiums
taken at the State Fair will be ap
piled to that expense. The exhibit
will be made with the sole idea OF
properly advertising the resources OF
Grady county. If each farmer will dc
bis full share to make the show do fui
credit to the county we can easily
take first honors. Other counties are
after the same thing and will beat ouI
time if we are not fully awake TO the
needs of the hour.
Watermelons of true merit will bs
taken care of in cold storage till fail
time. without cost, if left at the office
of the Farm Bureau.
Your hearty cooperation is earnest
ly solicited
GRADY COUNTY
c COMMERCIAL AND FARM BUREAl
Ben. F. Johnson, w. w. Clark
President. Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
YOUNG LADY HAS
PAINTING SPELL

The rumor circulated Sunday night
and Monday morning that Miss Pearl
Mullins. OF the Pioneer Telephone com
pany had attempted to commit suicide
by taking carbolic acid. was flatly de-
MED by the physicians attending and
by officials Of the telephone company.
The incident was simly the result Of a
fainting attack, according to the state
ment of these authorities.
When found, Miss Mullins was lying
fully dressed across her bed in her
room at 7i6 Kansas avenue. She was
in a stupor and had administered
some opiate to ease the pain DR.
Antle and Dr. White were called and
upon examination the facts were learn
ed and the suicide theory was ex.
ploded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08

NO. 3S-Best collection Apples, va
rieties or more, in lots OF 5 tC
the plate. $500, $3.50. sl.o0.
No S9-Best collection of other
Fruits, native and cultivated
$500, $500. slOO.
Vegetables
No. 4O--Best peck Irish Potatoes
Sl.00. 75c, soc.
No 4l-Best peck Sweet Potatoes
$1.0O. 75c, soc.
No 42-Best peck Onions, $1.OO, 75c
so cents.
No. 4S-Best peck Turnips, s1.00, soc
No 44--Best 12 Carrots, soc. 25c.
No 45--Best u Parsnips, soc 25c.
No. 46 Rest 6 cucumbers. soc, 25c
No. 47-Best cantaloupes, $10O, soc
No AS Best Head Cabbage, . pounds
or over $780, soc.
No. 49-Largest Watermelon, $500
$500, $1.00.
No. 50-Largest Pumpkin, s1O0, soc
No. 5l-Best Squash, s1O0, soc
No. 52-Best Stock Beet, soc, 25c.
Miscellaneous.
No. 53-Best bundle Millet, slOO. soc
No. 5i--Best peck Millet Seed, 81, soc
No 55-Best bundle Tame Grass. any
kind, s1OO, SOC.
No. 56--Best bundle Nativev Grass
any kind, $l0O, soc.
No 57-Isest collection of Native
Grasses. 5 varieties or more,
$500, $i.00.
No. 5s-Best half peck Castor Beans,
sl00, soc
No. 59--Best peck Barley, any va
riety, sl0O. soc.
No. Coolest bundle Barley. s100. SOC.
No. 81 Best 10 Heads Sorghum, s1OO,
10 cents.
No. 62-Best bundle Forage crop. not
included in foregoing, sl.00,
30 cents.
No. So Best peck any Grain. not in.
cluded in foregoing. s1O0. soc.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS.
Pig Contest
Pigs entered in this contest must
be brought in by noon September 9Th
Scoring win be done as follows. SO
points on gain, so points on market
type"
Pig scoring highest must be sent tc
State Fair at Oklahoma City for state
contest.
A-cash Prizes in County Contest
$1,000, $500. s4oO, $500, $500
sl.00.
Boys Corn Club.
fAll corn not white, will be classed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08

score for Chickasha came in the ninth,
when Witherspoon, first up, poled one
that went for home run. though the
pill was no further than 70 yards be-
hind third base. 1t was a nice little
Texas Lacquer. but il lost itself In the
forest Of weeds and grass near that
station.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
Modern Education.

prominent school principal lately
told us some of the answers found in
pupils examination papers. Here are
two of them What is a volcano?'
"a volcano is mountain that some
times blows the equator off What
is the difference between a mountain
and hill?" "A hill is like noun
tain, only mountain is little more
hitler"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

louisville 1-6, Columbus 2-2. Second
game eight inning, darkness.)
Milwaukee 5-4, Kansas City 1913.
Minneapolis or st. Paul Al.
indianapolis 2-6, Cleveland 81. tSec-
ond game called end sixth, darkness.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
FOR cIflraxmen only.

Ministers would meet with more
success II they knew as much about
this world as, they think they know
about the neEt.-Lippincott's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08

Results Yesterday.

indianapolis 5-3, Chicago 6-3.
Buffalo 2-l1, Baltimore 6-S.
Brooklyn 4-12, Pittsburg S-11.
Kansas City-St Louis; no game, park
flooded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.


Washington II, Philadelphia O-S.
Cleveland 4-6, St Louis 3-2.
Detroit 7-S, Chicago so.
New York Ill Boston 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
PREMIUM LIST OF
GRADY co. FAIR

OAssS W. SAaAV
All exhibits must be grown by ex
hibitor or some member of his family
All bundles should be not less than
three nor more than five inches III
diameter and securely tied.
Exhibits must be products of Grady
county to entitle them TO award.
State Fair rules to govern in max
ing awards.
Except where noted, premiums may
be paid In either cash or plerchardise,
II naid in merchandise, tne value OF
the premium may be applied on any
articles desired by winner.
ADULT CLASS
Cotton.
No. Pest Stalk Cotton, with leaves
removed, $500, s1.0O. SOC.
No 2--Best 10 Open Bolls, $500,
$1.00, SOC.
No. 3-Best Peck Cotton Seed. 800,
80 cents.
Corn
No. 4-Best 10 Ears Yellow. any va
riety, $500, $500, $iOO.
No 5--Best 10 Ears White, any va
riety $500, $500. $l.oO
No. 6--Best 10 Ears any other color.
$500, $500. $10O.
No. 7-Best 10 Ears Sweet Corn,
$3.50. $1.0O.
No. s-Bsst 10 Ears Popcorn, $3.50.
S1.00.
No 9-Largest Ear OF Corn. ST.. soc
No 10-Longest Ear Of Corn, 81 soc.
No. IL Best Stalk, ears attached,
500. soc.
No. l2-Best SO Ear Lot Seed Corn,
$500. $500, sfO0.
kafirs
No. 13Best 10 Head Sample Black
Hulled White, SO. 81. 81.
No l4-Best 10 Head Sample, any
other variety, $500, $1O0
No. 15Best 10 Heads Yellow Milo
Maize, $500. 5000 800.
No. 1s-Best 10 Heads Feterita, $500,
$500. s100.
No. 17-Best so Head lot Kafir seeo
Heads, $500, $500, s1.OO.
Wheat
No. 1S-Best peck Turkey Red, $500. !
s100, soc.
No. 19- Best peck Hard, So. 81. SOC.
No. 20 Best Peck Soft. any variety, 1
$500. s1.00. soc.
No. 81 Best bundle Hard Wheat.
si.0O. soc.
No. 22-Best bundle Soft Wheat, sl.oO,
50 cents.
No. 2S--Best peck Texas Red. 800.
75c, soc.
No. 24-Best peck any other variety,
sl.OO. 75c. soc.
No. 25Best bundle. any variety,
si.OO. SOC
Alfalfa
No. 26--Best peck Alfalfa Seed. 5000, |
$50.
No. 27--Best bale Alfalfa Hay, So. 81.
No 2s- Hest bundle Alfalfa Hay. sl.00, |
so cents.
No. 29-Best Show OF Growth for Sea
son (lslD, s2.oo, $780,
Peanuts
No. 30 Best peck Spanish, crop 1914. !
$500. sl.00. so cents
No. 3l-Best Vine Spanish. Nuts
attached. s10O, 75c, SOC.
Cow Peas.
No. 32-Best pack shelled, any va
riety, $500, $500, sl.oO-
No. 33-Best Peck in Pods. any va
riety, s100. 75c, soc.
Broom Corn.
No. s4--Best peck Seed, Standard,
$500. soc.
No. 35-Best peck Seed, Dwarf, s1.00,
80 cents
No 36-Iiest 25-pound Bale Standard,
$500. s20o
No. 37-Best 25-pound Dwarf. So. 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

Pcsien 81, Now Yoork 4-10.
pittsburg AZ, ST. Louis 81.
Chicago S-S, Cincinnati II.
Philadelphia III, Brooklyn 4-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-28
LAUREL BEING OvERHAULED.
Lighthouse Tender May Go on Duty
Again in EARLY Fall.

Work on the new lighthouse tender
Laurel, the hull Of which was launched
Wednesday with proper ceremonies will
be pushed. in order to have the boat in
readiness for duty in the fifth district
early in the fall. The hull Of the new
tender is built of wood and is 1O4 feet
long over all, 93 feet on the water line
90 feet beam and feet 10 inches deep.
With engines and machinery aboard the
vessel will have draft of 5 feet inches.
The engine and boiler. which we're fur
nished by the bureau. are at hand and
the work Of installing it started.
Having completed repairs at a Balti-
more shipyard, the tender Orchid has ar
rived in the lower bay to take up buoy
overhauling work. The lighthouse serv-
Ice steamer Jessamine is employed In
beacon-erection work in Tangier sound.
on the eastern shore of Chesapeake bay.
The appointment of Nathan H. Sawyer
of Berea, N. c., to the charge of the
Long Point depot reservation, at the
lower end of Curritick sound, N. c., is
announced by the lighthouse authorities.
Long Point is the depot where the gas
used in charging the numerous buoys
and beacons in the fifth district is made
and it Is a most important station. The
lighthouse service authorities also an
nounce the appointment of Carl Ceiling.
a seaman on lightship No. II, to be keep
er of the Sharp Island, light Chesapeake
bay, Md.