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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Jn(ano oge(egrap6
aeiue pferbetennen in
Qouiiicna.

- - - -
gaton Rouge, 2a., 8. Suni
Die Reinbdrbt gOrluss, ser yufolg,
eas 2lbbaltsn bon qisrberennsn II
2ouiiiuna pieber erIal6t tperbsn fol-
ts, tuuros am 0ienitag pom llnterbaus
Der 2sslslotur nit SO gssen so Siim.
men Osrtporfsn.
Spfer bes Sturmes.
gurasust> 81. g., 8. SUM
Wsitere fiink 9sifsn ,ou Sselsutsn,
bic BEL osm fur9tbareH S9nesiturm
am Jreitas ulns Qe6sn sstpmmsn,
itno bier BON ben @Ossn ans 2anS
ssporfen iporosn. Die 3dbl Der
5obten betrdgt Iomit, iotpeit ties Biz
iebt bstanni 1T, pisr5sbr. Seh5 Maun
iperoen nod permibt. gs 1T betannt,
bob bier S6oonsr untersssansen iino.
5albsr Gei.rtas am g am 3.
ia 9 fir Rsgte:ungss
anseiteIlts.
WaIbington, .. g., 9. Suni.
prGiioent Wilipn srlisb am Sienitas
einen Gyetutipbsfsfl, babinlailtenb,
bdB ole neutrality-suspicious. i'm
gcnssn aanbe, bonn 10. SUM bis Is.
Gepiembsr bisies Subres ON Sans
tag nur bier StuRpsn ~ ar6siten
brdu&sH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Wiebsr Elm Gemaloe uon Romnsg bon
elmer Suffragstts aerit5ri.
@eridisbsnss aus osm 9sutidsn
Heicb
Sas neue fran50iiids & a
htuet

biHet.
paris, 8. Suni. SeHator 9tler.
amber 5elir Ribot bat Elm neaes Sta.
binet sebi!bst unb am 4bsnb beiien
3uiommenfesung uneetiinbist. 6iiE|
Der Winiiisr iinb Sendioren unb re
ben IbseorOnsie. 9as aabiRst 1T foI'
senoes:
premiers unb Suitisminiiter, Ssnas
tor MIsgaHSre Gelir Riboi; 9leuberes
Senator 9soH Bourgeois; ssinan3:
Gtienne Glsmentsl; arisg: 5bsopbile
9eleaiie; Snnsres: Ssnator paul
pepiral; Dsffentlider llnterritt: Orr
thur SsFepbs; Seifentlibs Wsrte:
Senator Sean 0upup; Msarins: sc.
Hator gmils gbauismps; Sanbel:
Giare Rebiae; aderbau: Qlorian 0a.
riac; 4rbeit: Wauriee.
Oeitertei6 baut bier meme
0reaonOugbts.
Mien, 9. Srni. - 9fmtli6 pirS
fir ben Serbif bfraisllegung bon pier
Stladtfd)iffen bes .0red6nouab."s
9pps in Qlusiift geitslIt. 0ieie ge,
innntmahung III nm 10 beeeutIamer,
als nit geitimmibeit angenpmmer
pits paB bei psm geiua aaifer
Wilbslms, Der am iommsnben Sreitas
auf ShloB aonopiidt in g0bmen
beim ersbsrsoa sbroniolger 5rans
Serbinanb tintreffsn rpirb, bic Wds
rine politit Der bsioen perbiiEbeten
Wllhte CUR Sprate tommen pirb.
Dieie poliiif cebt bdbin, bura BEN
gtusbdu Der Grisgsmarinen beioer
2dnbsr Elm gsssnssipifjt bes 0reie
bilnba aegsn Sie mdritimsn arGits bes
Dreiperbanbs Sa id,aff.p. Turtb ben
geihluB, bier neus Sdlladtidiffe Be-
rsits i'm natitsn Serbit auf tiel 5u
legsn. bat bic Giterrei6iite mdrine.
peruaItuna in 9sriolsune isner poIi.
iii bic sSnitidiire erarifisn, sbe nod
bic 9eiprehung auf Shlob aonos |
piift. gu Der aud 8robabmiraI Don
9irpit, Der SidatsisfreiGr bes bsuts |
ifen Rsitsmarinsamis. hinjugespgen |
pirb. itntissfanosn bat.
Heue partei in llngcrn.
9uoapeit,, 9. Suni. - Sm
rielperspsi9!sn poliiiid,en Getrisbs
llHaarns III cine neus yartsi tritans
ben. Sic nennt iid bic Rabitdlpart.i
unb bat bersits tin grcarumm ior.
miIliri. nit bsm iis isbt in ben poli.
tifdhen Rnmpf einiriit.
Die Habitalen rerlangen in sriter
Clinic bic Standardization alIer Sirs
dsnsiiier in llnearn uno bic 0erpelts
IiduHg bss ltnierrihts in alien ungas
ridden G6uIsn.
Winterwstter in Der
Sdpei3.
3lrid. 8. :suni. 3um spis
|en Wlals in biefem nriihiabr bct sie
Shpcia unaep0bnli6 tsfsn asmperas
iuriturs aepaitise ShHepfalle erlebi,
inter bsnsn bic aan5e S6tpeis al !ei.
ZEN bat. Qlm id,periten lit bas gsrs
ler Sberlanb betroffsn.
qluf bsm 2504 Mster boben Sdns
is. bem nDrbIihfen GjI,iIfer ssrIi
hpeissriItsn 2llp.nlstie, Der irtiIih 4
lie chne Shnse iii. Iieat Der GGnec
'assnblidli& faHfsintaIb Rster t0H. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10

9drniion i'm nSrbli6en 9iitritt pol
Inter galifornisn ftsbt an Der BUD
bon Gnienaba gum ginIdiffen mad
Der 9uuptItabt Werito bsrsit. Der sri.
| litdrgorpsrneur oss noroli6en 0i
itritts bat nur 3ipei pber brei Naf6i.
nengei9iiBe 3uriidbebalten
i Der 8efebl, bic @eIdiiBe na6 be,
0duptitaot gu ididsn, truf Idpn BOZ
lGngerer 3eit Elm, ioipeit lpar es obet
| nr9 ni9t m0gli6, iis ub5ui4iden, unc
es 1T ieBt iiberbaupt fragli6, Of ea
ru9 moaIi4 Iein ipirb, iie na8 Wle.
rifo gu ididsn, bd bic SSniurgenten
ben Giienbabupsrfehr 3pif6en Der
Weittiiite unb Der 9ouptitaot gans
ukterbrofen bdben.
Die Suffragettn.
8irmingbdm, Gnqldnb, 8.
Suni Cine nit sinsm S6Id6ter6eil
bepaffnete aampfIiiffrdgstte 3erit0.te
am 9isnitlg 0as sportrait zines ancs
Benz, BON @sors RomrsD in Der Bic.
ii9en aunitsdllerie. gls lie perbaftet
pnrbe CAB lie ibrsn Ramsn als ISL.
Rblano" an.
2onbon, 9. SUM. Die goli3ei
iibsrfiel am 9ienitag bas neue Saupts
quarter Der Womsns Sotiol ans gos
Iitital Union, bas sriinOIi6 na6 bos
tumentariiden g.iueiIen fir bic per.
bre4erii6e 2tttiDitdt Der stampfpeis
Der our4Iuft tuurbe.
Na6 benz llsbsrfdll duf ods Saupts
quarter Der Organization am &ingss
irap, etnfanss Wdr5, stabIirten bic
Weiber Elm ususs Sauptquartier in
@eitminiter. Sic slaubten, bab bic
poIi5ei Hi4ts oaoon ipiIie, unb Der
lleberfaI tam baber ais cine arobe
lle6erraidung. 2lae in BEN gureaur
Qnpei.nben ipuroen Dur4iudt uno-
bann duf bic StraBe binausgebra6t.
Is tpurben teins 8erhaFtungsn pOrge.
nommsn. Sine srobe Msnge pi6tigsr
0otumente, 9I6er uHb grisie purosn
nit gei6ldg belsst.
QonbOn, 8. Suni. 0unt Der
peitgs9euoen Poli5eimabrsssln, Die &c.
troffen purben, perlief bas SOfbantett
i'm 8udinsbam palait an 9ienftag
4beno obne irgeno ueI6sn 3pii6eus
fal. Ulan srfpartst a9er, baB es am
Wlittno6 pisOer gu 4rapallen toms
men piro. mann Spbia pant6urIt
uHb anbsre Surisn NIT elmer Qei6.
garbe ibrer qlnbGugsrs unb gln6dnge-
rinnen mad 0oming Ctr. mari6ireu
ipsrben, um cine unterte6ung init bem
premier qsquitb ar osrlaueen.
9as publitum lit jebt lebr sr6oit
auf bic Suffragsttsu unb cine ftarts
4soli3ei abtbsilung Dirb n6tbia isin.
nm Die Weiber gu bei9iiben. 3pei
5rauen, Die bas Srgan Der aampf.
iettiOn .56e Suffragstts4 pertauften,
tpuroen am Rodmiitlg Don einem
Sduf.n eeuteH tbdtIi6 ansesrtffsn
unb ss3tpunsen, iid in Elm Sayicab gu
flii6tsn.
. sr gsiu6 beg 6rauHf6nei.
siiasn 5er5Ogspaarss
in Wiinasn.
W lin DEN 8. SUM. - Sas
braunihDeigiife Ssrjosspaar, Ser.
sog ernit 2luguit unb feline iunas
9iftOria Quiie, besnDeten
beute ibren g.Iud am baperii6en
aonigsbof. Sm Ratb6aus ipurbe bas
9ersogspaar BON ben itGbtiihen ge.
9orSen besriibt, in beren gsamen
Obsrbiiraermeiiier 9r. BON gorI6t
line qnipra9e bielt. I'm abeno fano
nj StlpB 9nIatafsl iiatt. Sm @ere
ouf beg aeitmabls tauidten .t6niq
auotuig unb Ssr5og Grnit auguit
jersli6s Srintipriits aus.
Spit am 2(beno !rat bag iunae
baar bic Weitsrrsiie rad Gmunber
IN. no lie ben gltern pcs Ser5oss .is
ten 9eiud abitatten Iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
0Netterberibt.

Sir Dbio, Snoiona, Wsit Dir.
5inien unb bas iDsitIide pennfplDas
nitn: lS4ones unb ipdrmeres Detter
am Wlittpod unb Donneritaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Die Oire6lornl Der Nsw 9a=
Oen Ba@n
SOllen burd Die 8eribte a.s
stuunsen weroen, Die ans
sepliiaoerten Millionaire
al entlhaoiseu.

Wa6ame Sdtumanll.Seinf erbGIt ellie
SAeioung bon @illiam 0fapp, ir.
-e&~-
Die Sdngerin reiIt ioiort naG gnp-
reltt1 a6.
Ser Nabbiner eri6insfp in TbilabeI'
pbia Dor ieiner @obnung
ermoroet.
Die ginlpanOerung III oem 6isfal-
jaDr 1914
-~fE~
@irb Die sroBte in Der @eidi6te Oe5
2anoes iein.
sic miro iid auf lutgeid6r 1851 600
aopfe iteaen.
@piteriOie Sdiebaffaire in. einem
SoteI III gtelp Dorf.
Gie flIr6tbare S5ise forbert 5abIrei6a
Gpfer.
-
: NJ 9 q DE ber Nep SdDsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10

NuslanO' Selegrapb
Senalor Q(Ian0re s, Ri6gl
Sat enblidJ ein neues irans5ii-
i&ss &abinet sebiIoet.
Sm oem 1beopbile 9elcaiIe Sas
sfriegsminiiterium iiber'
npmmem bat.
Ssiferrei4 llHsarn ipirb i'm 5erbit
pier nsus Dr.abnOusbts in ans
sriff nebmsn.
Col. Rooi.Dslt @ait bes a0niss bon
SpaHisn in Ga 9ranja.
Sas llntsrbaus bss sbGniidsn par'
Iaments nimmt cine 8orlass an,
Sn Der burh Elm tonitituiiOnellea
9lmsnDem.nt 5rausnitimmrsdt
uno Wablreform einseiiibrt
iperoen iollen.
Der prsmisr GABLE nil bsm a0niS
bic 2lufl0iuns bss Sbsrbauiss
empfeblen,
Weil es bic glnnabme Der 9orIage
burd Sbitruttion psrbinbert.
WRbsr Elm GemGloe Don Romns1 bon
elmer Suffrassits serit5ri.
0eridiebeHes aus Dem 9eutiden
Rsi6.
~1e--
Oas neue frana0fiId de & a.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
Appointed Collector For Customs

George Hosmer formerly owner of
the Fort Morgan Herald was last week
appointed collector of Customs at Den
yer and the Senate Immediately con-
firmed his appointment. Under the
Shafroth Administration George was
State Printer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
White OrphingtOn Eggs

Egg settings from the finest pen of
thoroughbred White Orphingtons in
Northeastern Colorado. rs cents per
setting of Is eggs.
Mrs. B. E. Adams, Julesburg, Colorado.
April 20
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02

Mr.. May and family Of the Berg
May Clothing Co. left for Cossd. Ne
braska. on Tuesday. 1t is the regret
|'of all that this family are to leave
Julcsburg. but we certainly all wish
them the best Of luck when they have
decided where their future home is
to be.
One of the best window displays
ever shown in Julesburg can be seen
at W. o. Carsons. The baby crib which
continues to work from its own pow
er at the same time operating fan
to keep off flies and keep the baby cool
when asleep is novel and will appeal
to mothers and babies alike.
J. J. Cullen, Field Superintendent for
the Great Western Sugar Company
informs us that he has signed
up for 5000 acres of sugar
beets in his district Beet seed COM
menced to arrive this week, cerload
was delivered at Dorsey on Monday
and one at Sedgwick on Tuesday.
Messrs Robert and Finley Dye en-
tertained their sister Mrs. Fannie
johnson of British Columbia for few
days last week. Mrs. Johnson went
from here to O'Neil Nebraska to Wis
it sister and will return here later in
the season for more extended visit
with her two brothers.
o
Harry Walter and wife of Rising
City Nebraska were in Julesburg this
week. Mr.. Walter has land ON the
South Table and expects soon to have
a son come here and take charge of
same and get ready to demonstrate
what can be done in farming in Sedg-
wick County under scientific meth
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
Performs Difficult Operation

DR.. NJ. l.. Babcock of Sterling sue
cessfully performed difficult opera
tion on the year and one-half old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Reese on
his visit here last Sunday. The child
was born with tumor on its nose
which was removed by the DR.. on Sun
day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
ANhjoAsl Loeal

0O08sYooA AOOoS
DR.. Babcock was very busy man
while here last Sunday. Patients
came to him from Chappeli and the
surrounding country and he was for
ced to remain over till Monday morn
ing to finish up his work.
The crop Of candidates for the Dem
ocratic nomination for Governor of
Colorado continues to increase. II
now looks as II every county will have
man in the race for this nomination.
Grand junction Sentimental.
While the precipitation the past
week has not been of any great guam
tity the cloudy weather and drixzle
has moistened the surface and the
ground is in excellent condition for
spring work which is progressing
nicely.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
BARTELDES SEEDS

We have u full line Of Barteldes
seeds in bulk which we are selling
just as cheap as you can buy them Of
the Company in Denver and save the
expense Of transportation.
Dye Bros. Hardware.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02

Mrs. Sarah White one of our old,
and when in fair health, one of our
most faithful members has been lying
near the border-land for several days.
Many prayers are arising for her and
her family.
LATER-Si3ter White passed away
on Wednesday morning. The friends
and relatives have the earnest sym
pathy of the pastor and cOngrcga-
ton.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02

The program and basket social CIV
en- at Ovid on last Saturday, evening
was success both financially and So
cially. Something over $35 was real
lied for fund to buy song books for
the Methodist congregation and the
program given was highly entertain
ing and those who attended had a
most enjoyable time.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
Pastry Sale at Ovid

The Ovid ladies will have a pastry
sale at Bennett & Sons store from
to o'clock Saturday afternoon April
11th. Proceeds to go to the Pleasant
View cemetery fund. Your patronage
is solicited.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES
THO reports from st. Lukes Hospital
are uniformily favorable to an early
cet.rn To Julesburg OF Mrs. Heb.
S1c Cottage Prayer meeting next
Wsin osday evening will be held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Pet
rrseo. Cordial invitation to all.
f'be monthly Social and Business
netiIg Of the Senior Christian Endea-
cor society will be held at the resi-
eexoe Of Miss Marvel Corpe ON Sat-
avia2 evening. All young people of
cordially invited.
The Pastor Is grateful for the gen.
erosity Of few in enabling the church
70 send fair contribution to the best
friend the Julesburg Congregational
Church has had for its q years of
history. viz: the Home Missionary
Society. Where would the local
church be had the H. NJ. S. failed in
any time of need?
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02

The Cornerstone Laying Ceremony
of the new Church is planned for Sum
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. We are
trying to get a good speaker from
Denver for the meeting. Whether we
succeed or not we are sure Of an Oc-
casion of great rejoicing.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02

We are glad to notice that the
Young Peoples Societies OF the two
churches have arranged for a Union
Sunrise prayer meeting on Easter
Sunday morning, April 18th. We are
sure there will be good turn out OF
EndeavOrers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
office

l will prosecute all tresspassers
find on my place, the S. E. u of Sec
ton SO, oTwnship 12 N, Range "A w
just south Of river and west of road
so acres of same lying in river.
NJ ga 16 pd. ]. A. Green.
Before setting hen it .is well to
thoroughly clean the nest and then
lay piece of cardboard, soaked in
kerosene, in the bottom and over three
or four inches of moistened earth to
overcome the effects of our dry eli
mate.-Field & Farm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
cANcsTERs FOUND DEAD.
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
St. Louis. Feb i0.-The bodies OF
Peter White and John Burns, ex-con-
victs and gangsters. were found in a
desolate room at social club here
today, thirteen hours after they had
been shot to death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
Petit Larceny is
Charged TO Bryant

On complaint made to the police by
Mr.. Martin this morning, 4. L. Bry-
ant was arrested on charge Of steal
ing chickens, and was taken to police
headquarters where he was duly en-
tered on the docket, accompanying
which was the charge petit lar
ceny."
Martin states he had missed sew
eral chickens from time to time and
had later gone out on a'sleuthing ex-
pedition. His chickens, so he stated
TO the police, were marked by string
around their legs. As he proceeded
from one store and shop to another he
began to find chickens of the same
breed and color as his, and with the
proper color of string duly tied around
their legs,
Being positive Of the chickens iden-
tity. their method of arrival at the
markets, was sought. and the result
was the arrest Of Bryant. His hear
ing has not been held and he today
made bond.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10

RECEIVERS


Bill Fillmore, the Indian who was
the victim Of a knife affair at the cor
ner OF Chickasha avenue and First
street last week, has just been releas-
ed from the hospital and taken to his
home, with the orders from physicians
to remain quiet for several days yet
The fact that he is alive, is consid-
cred by some to be almost miracle,
and but for the prompt attention Of
the physicians. he probably would
never have been taken to the hospital
alive, but would have died from loss
Of blood
His assailant. Sam House. has not
been tried yet but his preliminary
hearing viii be held in a justice court
some time this week. He will be
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon and it is understood that he
will not waive preliminary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
j. H. VENABLE
ANNOUNCES FOR
co. ATTORNEY

To the Voters of Grady County:
In making my announcement for the
officc Of county attorney Of Grady
county shall make no promises ex-
cept that | shall. if elected. use my
best efforts to enforce the law without
fear or favor. ] do not promise to
perform any miracles nor to make any
laws as that belongs to another de-
PARTNER Of nv state government. nor
shall | by an "ipse dixit" proclaim any
act to be unlawful unless under the
law such act is unlawful. habe serv-
ed the people Of this county in the
capacity of county attorney for two
years, and those who observed my Of
fetal acts know that there was never
any let up in my efforts to rid this
county of the lawless element Our
constitution and statutes have partly
abolished the grand jury system, and
this increases the responsibility Of the
county attorney, for it is in his power
to charge men with and put them to
trial in the district court on grave
charges of crime when there is no
evidence to sustain such charges.
Sound judgment should be exercised
under such circumstances or men will
be denied their constitutional rights.
Men should not be accused of grave
oife lses without some evidence to sus-
tain such charges; arrests should not
be made and the accused placed in
jail at the expense Of the county and
so held weeks without an opportunity
given for trial in proper tribunal
consider that all trials should take
place before the proper courts and
juries of our country and not in. the
newspapers.
Thanking you for your support in
the past and hoping that you will sec
fit to elect me to the position again
beg to remain Yours truly,
JOHN NENABLE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
SET DOCKET
OF CO.COURT

Clerks in the office Of Coanty Judge
Williams are bus today setting the
docket for the coming term OF that
court. which opens on March , That
the season is to be a busy one is in
dicated by the number of cases
scheduled.
The day for the hearing OF motions
has been set by the court for Febru-
airy 16. some two weeks before the
regular opening Of the term. This, it
is thought, will relieve any conges-
tion of legal business at the time the
terms opens
On the docket are listed at the pres
ent time about 90 cases and it is the
intention OF the court 10 dispose Of the
civil docket first The civil cases,
then. will go to bat On March >. with
y cases listed.
The criminal docket is set to con-
mence on March ), and scheduled
there are % cases. Preparations fol
the prompt handling Of cases will be
complete by the opening day Of the
court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10

In the course OF the meanderings Of
your mind, if it should rest upon G.
F. Newell. county superintendent and
C. A. McNabb, county agricultural
agent, and during these days should
connect them with a life Of indolent
case perisn the thought and get it out
Of your system, for all time 10 come.
These gentlemen are SO busy that
they have to stop from time TO time
and look at their route sheet TO see
where they ARE at"
Ordinarily. they are busy men, as
men go. but since the arrival Of their
stereoptlcon outfit and large con
signment of special slides therefor,
they are out on "the big time" about
four nights a week, and from all re-
ports are making big hits wherever
they appear Their work consists Of
illustrated lectures in their respective
lines and several places in the county
have already been visited They are
to appear tonight at Dutton.
Mr.. Newell has prepared a number
OF slides illustrative Of the consolidat-
ed school idea and ideas along educa-
tional and sanitation lines for the
rural school Many of the scenes are
taken from the Grady county schools,
showing the Improvement of equip
ment and the Identification Of school
grounds. Other slides have been OBJ
tanned from the United States bureau
OF education aad illustrate conditions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
M'NABB and NEWELL
ON STEREOPTICON TOUR

that have been brought about by the
newspaper work and attention to de-
tail
During the course of Mr.. Newelrs
talk he tells, in addition to showing
it by means of the slides, what has
been done in the county and what may
be accomplished Everywhere these
educators are meeting with splendid
success and the crowds that turn out
are large and enthusiastic Calls for
return dates have been made and they
are receiving requests from every Sec
tions Of the county for engagements
They will cover the entire county as
fast as possible, and will, in the course
OF the season, visit about 30 rural dis
tricts.
Mr. McNabbs talk. illustrated by
appropriate slides along the lines OF
better farm conditions in Grady
Icounty and educational as to the prep
aration OF soil for various crops, ad
yancing throughout, the idea Of sci
entific farming
Among the slides are scenes from
the cornfield of Ebert Cast, the cham
pion ccrn grower OF Grady county, who
won the first prize. trip to Wash
ington. in the boys corn club contest
last year Young Cast is shown in his
corn field of one acre, the acre, by The
way, that during the last dry. hot sum
mer produced a fraction over lOl
bushels of corn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
JAP MOB
IS BALKED
The POLICE

Telegram BY United Press
Toxic, Feb. lo.-Enraged BY the vote
TO sustain the government a mob OF
fifty thousand stormed the parliament
building and fought the police tonight
The mob collected to protest against
alleged corruption in the navy and to
recommend vote OF lost confidence
in the government
Parliament members were escorted
home by the police and damage pre-
vented by efficient police activity.
The mob attempted to storm the Of
fices OF newspapers supporting the
government
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-10
WILL SEEK
JUDICIAL
POSITION

In a brief statement today +. L.
Riddle of this city announced that he
would be a candidate for the supreme
bench If Judge Hayes resigns. Mr..
Riddle said:
In the event Justice Hayes resigns
as justice Of the supreme court from
this. the fourth supreme court district,
it is my intention TO become candi-
date for the nomination upon the Dem
ocratic ticket to succeed him at the
coming primary election in August.
"At a later date | will give my
views in detail OF the things | favor
regarding the office of justice of the
supreme court"