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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-18
=AT THE==
Play Houses
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Look for the Word
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Look for the Word
OzY
II Spells Good show. =
We have crackerjack program to-
night.
Come and laugh your cares away.
"All On Account of Polly" Pathe
comedy.
"Broncho Billy Puts One Over" A
thrilling western featuring G. NJ An
derson
"Algies Sister" a Selig drama.
'The Boarding House Scramble :"
It's scream. G ii sure.
SCENTS 10cENTs
Coming Wednesday. "The Violin Of
NJ Sieur," two reel Vitagraph fea-
ture that took New York city by
storm
Coming Friday, "TheBattle of Wa
terloo." produced on the actual scene.
Coming Tuesday, 25th, Mary Pick
ford in The Eagles Mate, five reels.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
WEDNESDAY

D H neNsil is bunting for some one to psy him ios the use oi bis pump, etc. :, ct the auxiliary we'll as the city water vorks. His property wss ussd by Bashiord < Ashmsp and the city council hes been ssksd to pay ios it: The question hes been referred 0 the building com mittes.
 The scouts which went through sosn this morning wers from Rucker, and could talk Enslish e we'll e the ordinary run of natives oi the country. Tbey were very much interested ip the pictures in front oi Flys gallery. whore they eongssgsssd e soon e they arrived in town.
 The roed to the Herpshsl mips dump Vss washed opt dunne Tburs- day nights ssosm snd is will cost $500 to repair t.
 Adolph Coho. who psspsrsd so 60 to ths Husohues uoousains after his family, ssvs up che idea yesterdsy mossing upno bearing that the Fivss was iopassabls.
 Col Wm Herring left ios Tueson shis morning. He wss dsivsn down Co Bsssos by his see Hovsrd. I Che 6Outhsss Pacific tssiss 60 not run niss hs will % e fso0 Bsnsoe by psivats seuvsysssss
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
From Wednesday's Daily.
Will Locate Here

Mrs Sam willists. end ehild, sssivsd
 in the cisy today from Bishee. Nh
 Willsss hss sscussd employs hsss
 and will locate in Tombstous pes-
 m .nsotly.
 Returned from eisbes
 Miss Mabel Wilson fs'urnsd ho0e yesterday from Bisbee sites ssvsral days visit with iriends. Returned from Bisbee Probation Omosr \ W Howe re- turned home this morning from Bis be-, where he went on of6eial busi" mess. Supervisor Will Meet Monday The Board Of Supervisors will meet next Monday the l7th and will 6x the couosy tax rate Isis reported. although not officially thst the Co- ehise tax rate this pear will be about 95 cents on the hundred dollars. Went 10 Douglas
 FN wolooss. and eco. Newton made . brief trip to Douglss yssterdsy in their Overland. returning homo in the s,ening.
 Return te eisbee
 PIT Sanders and D Dsnpison res turned to BisSee iass evening. after . seversl days businsss visit in shs ooun. ty seat.
 Miss lintz Back
 Miss Minnie Lints, candidate for county school supsrin tsadent, hes re- turned from Tombstons and other ci,ies. where she has been campaign ing.- Douglas Dispatch. West Side Started Up
 The West Side shaft started work work this morning and the pleasing sound of the whistle blast grested the Tombstone populaos. Lsasers are working on shs property. and clesn-up work is being carried on by the com. psny. The Lucky Ouss and rrsn- guilty shats are still being fired up daily.
 Is In Bisbee and Douglas
 Supervisor John Rock is visiting in Bisbee and Douglss for several days on . campaign visit. Here from San Simon
 Frank So. John, the San Simon candidate for the nomination to the of6cs of county school superintendent was visitor in the county seat today on political matters looking after his candidacy.
 Fixing His Office
 Justice of the Peace Al Godfrey is today fitting out an ofice in the Wol- oots block. adjoining she ofios for- msrly used for the Justice court by Judge Mcfarland. More Families Arrive
 Several moro families arrived in rombstone this morning, end will locte here. They came over rum Bisbes. Will Not Close Down
 As nearly ss can be sscertsined there will be DO general shut down In she Globe and Miami districts e rs- cult of the European war and the fluctuations in the price of copper. But there will bs something of . cur. tailmens of production. Even this, {, is hoped will be temporary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
WEDNESDAY 4s - ..Li Smallpox Breaks
 I0ut in 8isbee

BISBEE, Aug. l2. 19l4--Six cases of Smallpox were reported in the district today, with all already under quarantine. Two cases of infantilIe paralysis have also broke en out The smallpox situation is well under hand by the health au- thorities and the houses have been put under quarantine, with heavy guard, and the patients removed to the pest house. The two cases of infantile paralysis have been quar- sntined, and while the condition here is alarming to the people. there is nothing to fear, according to the authorities. However peo- rle fearing infection have had their houses quarantined and vaccination is going on by the wholesale.
 L<El x1D
 hkhs Dr. Miles LAxauvV Tah1oU1 Nfs a" ss gy-- fAAv~-'sss0a11S
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
TUESDAY Silver Mines Will
 Continue Operation
A Salt Lake dispatch says:-

A Salt Lake dispatch says:-
 Az the result oi sn appeal Co the gover nmsnt hy mining opsrstoss oi Utah. silver minss will be sbls to con- tinus operations despite she dsmossl- ising sf'ects of the European war. The semi-of6cisl announcement wss re- ceived here today thss the government will make immediate arrangsmenss to take care of the silver output Of vest ern mines. through the smsltsss. q though it is not known what pFics is to be raid.
 When It sss .een last Saturday by Utah operators that something would have to b. Gone to enable shs miDes to cousinus operations, e the smslssss he'd said they would pey only twsnsy- Eve ceoss sn ounes for silses. Joha Dsrn, besd of the mine opsr ssing eoD- psoy. wird so appeal to shs soverp- mept through 6enator Shoot of Utah. Toe senator replied stasing shas d. rector ol sbe mint Robert, bed suthoh- ised him to sssts that the eovsspmset sili make ssssngsmsnss with ths smelssrs that vill sssbls then Co pus- sbsss silver e b the pest. "Ths os- ly thing which opssssoss have te voss " sboos now." ssid Dr. Dsso. "h VI stbsr the govern msos viii psy th> low quososioo which psevailsd bsSsss she msskst clcssd q vbeshss it vii sssrags tbs quotstioos ies ssvssa drys prior so the European outtsDsk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Hearing Application
 For Injunction

A San Francisco disp.tch ssyG-
 Judge W H sswtelie of the U 8 court in Arisoos, Judge William W Morrow oi the circuit cour: c; appeals and Jodgs Vsn Fleet Of the U 8 dis triot court gre sitting in San Frsn- cisco. bearing the application of Ida vso Dyke for an injunction sgsinss sgsinst the Arisons Corporation Com missioo. stonemsn and Ling repre- sent the plaiut.6 and George Purdy BulisTd the commission The cotton sstscks tie validity oi the sct creating the corporation commission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

D Stsssnson ct ux to Msscos Cop Go. mioing clsims 1 :. LA rrostsr to Nina .Tro,sss. Douslas prop ..-.. .. l l.. WARRANTY DEED Jos s.pSsrs es ux se Mrs K
 Asbils. DouGlss prop. .... 960 |.
 cAATfKL MORTGAGE Lillian Biauser ct al so Jss
 Cooper. Douslas prop... l7s 76 J Camp to J Kline. suto.... 6s t.
 LEAsxl
 Bisbee Auto Go to c Render.
 son, auto. to............... 125 .. Bisbes Auto Go to o aopson
 ct ai. auto ......... .. 731 ..
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE " Zsekley to Sulphur Spring
 Valley Bank, live stock. 100 T Hsrris so Sulphur Spring
 Valley Bank, live stock .. 800 .. r Mckinney to Sulphur
 Spring Val Bank. live stock 1900 .. " Ysetlsy to Sulphur Spring
 Va!'ey Bank, live stock. 100 E Fulshum to Sulphur Spring
 Valley Bank. live stock... TOO .. J Merritt to H Pyestt ct sl
 live stock ... ........... 10c0 .. WARRANTY DEED Pioneer Lumber Co to J Mo-
 GreEor, Bisbse prop ..... 10 .. 0 Long ct ux to J McGregor bisbee prop .......... 10 J Mcaregor ct ux to c Long soou NV
 wARRANrY DEED T Francis to Douglas Inv Co Douglas prop p............ 10 Il I wiisnn ct ux to J Hsrrison Douglas prop p.......... 425
 = Anu-a.or J Harrison ct ux toJ Murphy Douglas prop p...... 300 | B Grove ct ux to J B Speed DousIas prop. 5QO l
 EXTRACTION or MORTGAGE I Wilson ct ux 10 Mrs Mary Brown ........... coco. -I
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE ] Howard to First Nat Bank of Douglss, live ssock. .. 90S0 ..
 BILL OF SALE Ida Tsdloek to J Ross, ho uss. hold goods .... 3O0 .. a Neale et ux to F sut.sr library -..... .......sss. 556 .. E Krivenschild to c Storm Douglas prop ............ 500 .. r Davis to Ora Davis, live ''ooi. oi......-..........-. 10 =.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Looking Backward
 Twsnty-Four Years
MONDAY

W1N4vAN8
 Mrs Rcbsrs Ksttlssell has been cbossn to teach the children of the public school at Cass 0rands for the ysas ending June SU. 1891. MT Kes- tlswsli is ssill as Csss 0rande.
 The family of 0 6 Clark. sbo ere sxiled 10 che Huschucss with many other town people. report by telephone that they are we'll srd happy.
 The Noyss Bros of Fairbank. lost ssssnty-6vs tons oi alfalfa hey in the recent flood.
 A dispatch received At the office oi the sssss company lass night from c W Beach stated that there would be . mail and sspssss from the west ct hill's saoeh today
 A hunter named Hrehes, vhoss homo is on the top oi the Chisioshus mountains. brought in seveu bear scslps today. which will bring him in e42 from the county in shape oi . bounty.
 Josiah Kirisw is bringing in come very sweet erspes from his fruit farm just below town. They find ready sale.
 H c Herrick ssys that it is great conntry whore . man has to fight for water nine months in the year and fight against it the other 3 monihs.
 Tbs city authorities have figured the total outs'soding indebtedness of Tombssooe for the use of the loaL ip funding the indebs. edness into i've per cent paper. The to.al amount. iociuding intsrest, ap- SEQ QUO in round igurss.
 TUESDAY
 BORN-In Tomb.tone, Augu,t 6, to the wife of L A Smith. . con.
 MT A P w.ds of the Contention | mill will leave just e soon e the rosds are pssssble, for San Frsncisco. His health is very poor end he hopes. .s do his friends. that be . i'll soon re- cover his usual sound condition.
 The bridge st Charlsston vss not washed hy the flood e has been re- ported. but with the exception of ,bout twenty feet gone from the cen- Ter, is in good condition. This center portion vss carried away by the tim" ,ers from bridge above, ssriking it Ind carrying it along during the first ,savy rain . week ago. Frank Ryan 1ho passsd shsre day or two ago, | .hinks timbers could be thrown scross he break, making is pssssble.
 Ksmml was oremsted iu New York ysste. day for kilii' z his wife. A ,ole was burned into his back bone by alter which bic heart, luogs lod liver were cut out. He is iD . lair way to rscove. and will bs. DO ioubt, purchased by . dime museum md placed os exhibition in ail cf the Iasge cities. A Chiricshus Apache , ,ouid give Edison pointer on how to torture prisooers.
 A detachment oi troops from Hue ,buoa. sho have been seouting the 'cuntry in seareh oi Indisn signs 1 pssssd through Tombstons today, on their return to the post. They report | having seen DO sign. The troops stationed at Bisbse have been ordered back to ,hsis quarters and will pull up ssakss tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Phoenix Got Honoes

Phoenix Got honofs
 Phoenix carried o6 the hooors ct tbs Douglas si5s shoot. They won the shisld and Sergeant Jackson Mckee ol that club wss awarded the psizs for the highest soose. The Ninth cavalry came second. Tucson Dougiss and Disbse did not make good showiues.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

| soo h sOVtuotu ASixOno Oe9 gC0
 mad.
 | c D Reppy hes been sppointe
 deputy collector ., La Noria. " vickers and family left for tn
 ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley
 MT Vickers will be back next Tues dsy.
 THURSDAY
 The water main from sycamor Springs. where it csossss Walnu gulch. wss caught by come bridg, simbess during Friday nish.'. A os and snapped in two. The break wa, m0nded shs next day wishou, mucf trouble.
 There were about Is passengers de. iayed at Benson, who managed so gel away last Saturday night after week, rect st the Virginia hotel.
 The rate of taxation for Cochiss county will bs fixed by the board oi supervisors on the 25,h inst.
 Several Mexican families have moved up from Fairhsnk to await the rebuildins of the town before return. ing,
 All of the passengers speak highly of their treatment by Mir Castensda of Benson, during the washouts CD the 6 P road The accomodstions ct his hotel are first class and he misses no opportunity to make his guests feel st home.
 John Doe enriched tine county treas- ury today iD the sum of $25 for the privilege Of rsising . lump on the under lip of Miss Doe with his fist.
 Judge Cooley gave the North Ds- kots constitutional convention sound sdvice in telling it: Don't. in your constitution making. leRisIste too muob." The tendency in new ststes. and come Of the old ones. is to hasten the milleuium by constitutional pro vi ions. A constitution should be . chart for leeislstion, not aa iron bound statute book. Popular govern ment is impaired f not vitia,ed by organic law which ties the hands of the peo" pie.
 FRIDAY
 Tucson has captured the earth and now wsnts the N NJ and A railroad to abandon the present line from Gala bssas to Benson and build direct from Calsbasas to Tucson. II the Tucsons i tes would stop to consider that the N M and A Rsilroad hsndles more freight to and from Tombs,one in . year than the s P handles in and out of Tucson in the same time. they would sop such foolishness and build 8 wagon road to Cslsbasas over which . man could travel without feeling com lied to take ous sn accident policy.
 Some of the papers Of the Territory object to the funding acs because it does not provide for funding into boods bearing three per cent per an- num instead of five per cent. It is safe to cay q at every mao making such . gauzy pretext for ppositiou, hes bis overcost in soak on . basis of three ger cent . month.
 The Yums Times objects to the moving of the capital from Phoenix to that town. on account of he beas in the Salt River valley. Its objection is based on the fact that it already he. the penitentiary there and could net possibly exist with lot of question sble characters in addition turned loess on the community every two yesrs.
 Q There were about seventy wssbouts between Pantano and Drsgoon Sum init on Saturday and on Sunday trains ~ere running.
 The Tucson Citizen shows . marked improvement under ;ts change of management.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

DreWns h Rseseveie
 The 0rsndson of Thomas NoKiaasy . sancbsr south os Bsosoa Isll b . rssssvoir 6uudsy sod droWssd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

Everyone ~ho rrsdie,ed . dry eea- son in Southern Arizona has gene mad.
 c D Reppy has been sppoin ted deputy collector ., La Noria.
 " vickers and family left for the ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley. MT Vickers will be back next Tues dsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-17
GLASS TO SPEAK AT DURHAM
ON TILE NEW BANKING LAW

DURHAM, N. c.. March IG.--
Congressman Carter Glass of Lynch
burg. Va, and chairman Of the bank
ing committee of the house, has ac-
cepted the invitation Of the Com
msrcial club to deliver an address on
the new currency and banking law
Thursday evening. March 2sth, The
club has been sending out q series OF
letters to the farmers and other peo-
pie in the county telling them some
thing about the banking laws and the
general convenience of banking. the
object being to encourage the farmers
to deposit their money in the local
banks.
There has been a demand that the
club also take up the question OF the
new currency bill which has been re-
Gently passed by congress. In order
to get this new law before the pusi-
ness men of the city In the best pos
s1ble way the club asked w. l..
Foushee. who Is a personal friend of
Mr. Glass. to invite him to come here
land deliver an address on this new
law. Few men in the country are
better fitted Cor speaking on this topic.
for Mr.. Glass - the author OF the
house bill. and is thoroughly ac-
Quainted with the new law as 1t was
amended and passed by congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-17

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 1e.--
j. A. Taylor, at whose instance the
chamber OF commerce prevailed upon
the legislature to authorize a 500, 200
bond Issue for the purchase of wharf
property ana other terminal facili-
ties, said yesterday that it had never
been intended by those who instituted
the movement to have the election
called so soon. 1t was intended az ar
emergency measure, in case the gov
eminent should demand more barber
improvements. He stated further that
at present, in view Of the freight rate
situation, by which Wilmington is
precluded from being a point OF dis
tribuuon, WITH the exception of b few
tramp steamers coming here to I'M
load, there Is absolutely no use for
municipally-ownedd docks.
Mr.. Taylor and many of the other
business men of the city are against
the proposed bend issue. the election
on which will be held March 24th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-17

Ten Acres. Price, ai.roo. Yn Chester
field county, three miles from Rich
mond. All cleared Watered by well
Small orchard. No house, small barn
and corn house. Close to railroad
station. store. church and school.
Sixty Acres. Price, as,oO0. In Chester
field county: forty-hve acres cleared
Soil lie gray loan with clay suhsoil
Land Is level Watered by well
Good orchard Of various kinds oil
fruit trees. Improvements consist OF
good eight-room house. porches
house has slate roof, good shade
trees around house; the cutbuildings
consist of large barn. stable. tenant
house and all necessary outbuildings.
Close to railroad station, postofYice.
store. church and school.
DIS Acres. Price. $4,000. wIthin Ten
miller of Richmond: SOC acres cleared
500 acres Of bottom land. @Watered
by James river and its nrxnch a.
Good six-room cottage. small tenant
house and aeveral barns for hay.
Close to railroad station, postof,ice.
store. church and school
Twenty-Five Acres Cleared. Price, 5000
per acre. In Hanover county: twenty
&hN tSu &%tSS SaSds Nu AoAa
and one-quarter acres in second
growth oak. pine, chestnut maple
and holly. Soil Is a sandy loan. and
very good for trucking. Land il
gently rolling. sufficient to drain
well and be healthy. Watered by
stream and spring. Small house Of
two rooms and attic. also small out
buildings Close to railroad station
postoffict. store. church and school.
n. r. WATKINS 4 Co, INC,
- North Ninth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-17
FALLS FROM WINDOW.
Mars Hill Student Was Visiting After
Hours.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., March TO-
Hiding on the ledge just outside the
window of a fellow-student's room,
William Barksdale, aged fifteen, stu
dent at Mars Hill college. fell to the
ground and sustained serious injuries
last Monday night. according to some
OF the students who were Asheville
visitors yesterday. His left shoulder
was dislocatsd and his left shoulder
blade was fractured near the shoulder
ioint.
1t is stated that the student was In
another students room after the
hours allowed for visiting. The young
fellow is said to have heard an in
structor approaching. and while at
tempting to hide on the outside OF
the window, he lost his footing and
fell TO the earth. The young man is
a resident of Florida and his r,ther
has gone to Mars Hll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-17
NEW HOSIERY MILL.

Durham Company Lets Contract For
Erection Of Another Plant
DURHAM. ~. C., March 16.-The
contract for the erection OF Durham
Hosiery Mil No. : has been let The
work on the new mill, which will be
located just back Of the first mill
erected. win cost In the neighborhood
Of 100000 and will be as large az the
largest CT he mills OF this concern.
The erection ut this mill will double
the capacity OF the big mill in Edge
mont. which - the largest mill de-
voted to the exclusive manufacture Of
hosiery In the South. With tn. COM
pletion Of this new plant the hosiery
mill will take up the manufacture Of