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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
PICNIC AT BLANCHARD.

Z ]. c. Sparger sends the Express the
following announcement:
The people Of Blanchard. Okla,
will give their Annual Farmers and
Candidates Picnic" on July IA and %,
1914, and we want TO invite the en-
tire citizenship of Chickasha and
Grady county and especially all OF
the Grady county candidates. All
come and we will guarantee you good
time. aud we will agree to vote foI
every candidate that shows up.
."Besides having all Of the candl
dates. we are going to have all kind.
of amusements and entertainment"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Marriage licenses issued from the
county judges oaiee:
Frank Fulfer. Naples, aged %, and
Miss Willie Nesby, aged is, Naples
c. L. Beard, aged 76, Rush Springs
and Mrs. B. c. Horton, aged 81, Rusl
Springs.
James Wiley, aged 21, Ireton, ant
Miss Suda Alexander, Naples.
J. J. Dutton, aged 10. Bailey. ant
Miss Jessie Brown. aged is. Bailey
II. ]. Dutton, father of the groom. gave
his consent to the wedding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08

Other Candidates Report Rapid Growth
special to the Daily Express
Oklahoma City. July S-A singular
coincidence in the battle between q
thousand candidates for office in Okla
homa this year is The fact that nearly
cvcry candidate for state offices brins
In consistent reports Of the growth Of
Sam Hayes in the senatorial race.
sam Hayes is growing rapidly
throughout the state and with few ex-
ceptions he il speaking 10 the largest
'crovd DIS that face the candidates in this
primary contest" is the substance o.
the statements made by candidates in
ali FACTIONS and parties.
Oklahoma City is the starting and
stopping point of all candidates for Of.
ice this year and they detour into the
capital city about once week TO feel
the pulse" Of the political huh and
look after correspondence and other
matters in their headquarters.
Every week they center in Oklaho-
ma city from the north. the east, the
west and the south, and invariably
they make the statement that Sam
HAYES is surer of his nomination than
any candidate for any office in the
state,
Another feature o. the senatorial
fight that is much commented upon in
The state capital, is the clean, earn
est fight which Sam Hayes is making
Tor the nomination. He Is following
,he motto adopted by himself in the
very outset to keep the campaign on
nigh plane. Discuss public questions
and not personalities
HAYES is a quiet. unassuming char
acter. with the traits OF true states
man. and while he has eliminated elo
ouence and flights Of oratory IRON
his speeches. he hold his multlIudei
of listeners with intense interest b.
his masterful educational and instruc
tive discourse of the government
problems OF the day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
NEXT TUES.
IS The DATE
SELECTED
VIII Make His First Address in
Chiekasha as Candidate for
u. S. Senate = Rousing
Reception Planned

Judge Samuel w. Hayes, Grady
county's candidate for the United
States senate, will make his initial ap-
pearance in the campaign in his home
county on Tuesday evening. July IA,
when he viii speak In Chickasha
Owing TO the demands made upon
his time by the large amount Of terri
tory TO be covered in the state before
The primary, his speech In Chickasha
VIII probably be the only one he will
be able to make iu this county during
the campaign and p friends are plan
ing to give him rousing reception
here The place for the speaking has
not been definitely decided upon. but
viii be announced IN due time.
Launched without any blare OF trum-
pets. the Hayes campaign in the early
stage attracted no great amount of at
iention but since the Grady county
man took the field It has been steadily
growing in interest till now with SEN
ator Gore back from Washington and
stumping the state. the senatorial race
IS rapidly reaching the white heat
stage A significant development IN
The situation last week was the with
arawal ~ Charles + Stewart the Enid
c,litor. from the senatorial contest Ia
favor Of Hayes Reports from the
counties where Hayes has been speak
ine indicate that he is fast gaining
ground and his supporters are predict
rlg shat he will be a winner on Au'
gust 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
Federals Ar4 slasa.s ], !. ..;;sSiy.l nj

BY United Press, \. w
Orenday, Slexsdp 1llly S.-The con
stitutionaiist III Cen Ohregon,
after tAirtg*SSN houfs Of savage fight
ing almoxS$ :tlglihilated five thousand
-fedeg$$ssSts attempted a sortie from
Gassssss last Sunday.
/ B: :slf We ssss!SSg federals Tuesday aban
coop trains. many pieces
ss,ts and quantities of NUM-
sssSn.s Yeral hundred prisoners were
takea by the rebels. The casualties OIL
both sides were heavy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
Figures on Expenses Of County,
Cities, Townships and School
Districts are Prepared for
the Excise Board
SUBMIT NEEDS OF
COUNTY AND CITY
Council Presents Budget Showing
Amount Called for by Each
Department County Must
Raise $72,53O by Taxes

With estimates coming in from
every section of the county, the coun-
ty clerks office is the scene of siren
uous activity and viii remain In such
a state Of animation during the entire
month, which is known in that office
as the busiest month in the year
Estimates of the city's expenses
were completed today and turned over
10 the county clerk, together with the
completion of the county estimate pre-
pared today by the county commits
sioners, in addition to which estimates
from the townships and Incorporated
towns of the county are coming in one
by one. In each instance it is the
duty of the county clerks office to
calculated each estimate separately
and from the total valuation in the
particular town, or township. deter
mine the tax levy required to raise
the amount mentioned in the estimate.
II is imperative that all data be com
plete by the last Saturday in the
month when the county excise board
meets to pass on the estimates turn
cd in
Also the school districts are reqnir-
ed to submit estimates Of the cost Of
maintaining the school for the year.
each being figured the same as the
township or city estimates and passed
on by the excise board Up to today,
the estimates for The Chickasha
schools had not been submitted
The amount estimated by the city
council that would be required to op-
crate the city government of Chicka-
sha for the year was $SO.10l.S5, di
vided among eight departments OF
this amount it was also estimated that
S26,S70 would be the amount of rove
me derived from the different sources
in the city during the year
The Chickasha estimate was divided
as follows Salary fund, s12.340;
street and bridge fund, $4235; street
lightning. s9So2; library fund sl619,
fire and water S9S97. 2s; contingent
and supply, SS,S42: sinking and inter
est fund. s2S,lS2.57; operating fund
$15.740.
The estimated receipts were divid
ed as follows, Water department
S21 $40, salary fund, $i5O0; street an,
bridge, s4OO. These amounts are t,
be raised through revenues from thu
water department
The county estimates as submittet
by the county commissioners toda!
called for the raising of $72.5S9.S Ss$;.3a:s
taxation. The total amount essixisal
ing the needs of the various depart
ments is slO2.es5. from which amour
the surplus on handM $l4aa4.62. ant
the amount of miscellaneous receipts
S15,S0O are to bes sultracted
The estimateg#by Departments are
Salary fund.- $4S7 ,iS5 court fund, s2l
00e; road ami bridge. $4,000; poor an
insane, $1,000; contingent. $4,000; SUI
ply, $1O,75O; separate school, $1,000
tick eradication. $500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
BUSINESS
M EN- SEE
PRESIDENT
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington. July S-A delegation Of
Chicago business men who called on
the president today told him that they
realized that certain antitrust legis-
lation was needed il The pledges of the
Democratic party were to be kept
They favored trade commission
with authority TO decide what consti-
tuted monopoly and to say when Law
was being violated
The delegation also favored the def
ildtion in exaxct terms of how bust
ness could be conducted under the
law
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
LANpoR STILL DOUBTS
ROOSEVELT DISCOVERY
By United Press

Paris, July S.-Henry Savage Ian
dor today again branded Roosevelt as
y "faker" for his "River Of Doubt
discovery. He quoted Rooseveits Lon
fon address w.icn he said did not
change the situation.
1.andor said Roosevelt first claimed
the discovery and then admitted hay
ing crossed the river on bridge tha'
was spanned by telegraph wires
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
VANS NomInatlens confIrmed.
By unIIed Preas.

BY UniIed Fress.
Washington, July San official
statement issued at the White House
today declared the presidents conf
dence in the a5ility Of isaul Warburg
ard Thomas Jonee andgssxpressed the
hope that the senate pould confirm
both as members ofsfhe. :seslnral re-
serve board The ssfesitiant said he
hoped Warburg wos.id s'asonsider his
decision to Withdraw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
SMITH GETS SO YEARS.
BY United Press

BY United Press
Muskogee, Okla, July S.-The jury
in the case of S. NJ. Smith, formerly q
prominent merchant, today returned a
verdict of guilt, fixing the punishment
at SO years in the state prison Smith
was charged with the murder Of Mrs
Bessie Brown, for whom he deserted
his family
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
HAYES TO SPEAK
IN HOME COUNTY
BITTEN BY SHARK.
BY United Press.

+ BY United Press.
New Orleans, July s.-Be- :
: zento Lopez climbed into a net .
TO get three little sharks but :
did not see the fourteen.foot :
mother shark, which bit off !
both of his legs :
Lopez is dying today. He !
was rescued by fellow fisher :
men. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08

Anyone on earth who says that | ever
was cattle thief is - liar" cried
Herring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-08
WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
oklahoma.

TEN.
Generally fair, no rain 1870 to 76
Texas.
Generally partly cloudy, threat
ening. light showers at Paris,
Clarendon, Weatherford Mt
Pleasant Greenville. Temple.
Cleburne TO St
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-25
ONE MANS OPINIONS
BY N. D. COCHRAN.


visit with Mother" Jones the other
day. 1t was the first time l ever had
seen her. have thought of our con-
versation often since, and my impress
sion is that Mother" Jones is really
the greatest labor leader l have ever
met-the one with the clearest I'M
Outstanding of the situation.
Before we meet people we have
read about we form impressions from
what we have read. have watched
Mother Jones through newspaper re-
ports for many years and had loved
her for her sacrifices and for moth
erly love for all workers everywhere
in trouble,
had pictured her in my imagina-
ton, but it was poor picture, com
pared with the real Mother Jones in
spirit and the flesh. Nothing l had
ever imagined of her did her justice.
She told me she was 80 years old.
She doesn't look much over 60-and
she just came from a nine weeks
Imprisonment in a basement. cell in
Colorado cell vile enough to have
caused the death or a strong man
prisoner not long before.
/ wish everybody could see Mother
Jones and know her. All of us know
something of mother love, when it
applies to a mother who loves her
own children and would die for them.
Here is mother who loves all work
ing men, women and children as if
they were in flesh and blood her own
children-and she would die for
them.
That was the most appealing emo
ton in Mother Jones-her love for
oppressed humanity. Like most good
lovers, she is good hater, too. She
refers to state militiamen as "sewer
rats" She can show bitterness when
she talks Of cowardly labor leaders
who haven't the courage to do any
thing but hold, back the toiling thou
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-25


men-then her eyes light up with a
real mother love.
She has the saving grace of humor.
Here is her comment on John Nit
chen walking down Fifth avenue,
New York, with Anne Morgan on one
arm and Mrs. Belmont on the other:
See how the labor movement is get
ting on"
And she has a sharp tongue in her
mouth. She calls the suffragists
':cats." She told Gov. Waite that if
he signed the bill giving women suf-
frage in Colorado he would set ciVili-
cation back in that state fifty years.
And she will ask you to show her
what women, with all the years they
have had the franchise in Colorado,
have done for oppressed humanity.
In describing an interview she had
with Gov. Ammons of Colorado this
little old woman of 80 gave a micro
scopic impression of that small-soul-
ed imitation of man by resorting to
a squeaky, tenor voice in imitation of
Gov. Ammons' part of the converse
ton. ....... ~
You have heard men try to initiate
a won1an's voice Well, just imagine
the kind of man Gov. Ammons SEEM
ed to Mother Jones, when this little
old woman tried to disguise her femi-
nine voice and make it sound less
than feminine when she initiated Am
mons.
Mother Jones has been arrested
many times. She has been in numer-
Gus prisons. But she points with pride
to the fact that all of the arrests
have been made by militiamen, and
none by policemen or sheriffs. And
every arrest was for exercising the
right of free speech-for speaking for
the working class. She never violated
a law.
Mother Jones has seen the state
SOldierV and the DriVate armies Of
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Sr6teugift.

Die 9iftigteit Der &rOte ipi.lt.
ebsnio luie ibre SGbli4teit, BON ieher
cine srobe Roue i'm 8oltsslauben.
Seit lansem lit audi betannt, bob bic
&r0ten einen Stoff entbalten, Der be,
setpiFen Srontbeiten q. 3. pes Sers
aens) beiltrGftis pirten Ioa. Die gum
Seil re9t pbantaitii9sn Ini6alungsn
iiber oas 3r0tensift Iinb felt sttpa 30
Sabren bon Der Wifenidaft elmer
Sritit unter3osen iporoen, nobel iih
u. q. bsrousgsitellt bat. bab Der Sifts
itoff, ieinem gbaratter ra9 elm tppis
idss Serssift. in ben Suutbriiisn bss
Stsres (ni9t sttpa in .9iftSGbuen")
abaeidieben niro. lteber bic 9emif9e
Rotur bieiss Stoffes iinb mir nGber
untsrridtet iporben bur6 llnteriu9uns
gen bes @iiraburser pbarmotologen
6. 9. Sauit, Der aus &r0tenbduten
cine Iebr tpirtIame Subitan3 iiolierte,
bic sr 8ufotaIin nannte (8ufO puls
saris = bic arDts).
DisTss fpeaififde 3rDtensift 1T por
turaem bon bsm Miindeuer profeHor
Wislanb sum erften Wtal in reiner,
trpitalIiiierter Sorm seiponnen unb
ndber unterIu9t tporben. Wielant
fonnte ssissn, baB bas bon Sauit err
baltene ,8ufotalin" feline .inbeitlihs
Subtans lit, fonb.rn aus einem 9es
mild bss eissntIi9en 8ufotaIins nit
3ortiGure beitebt. gs 1T febr auf'
faII,nb. boB bic 3ortfdure, bic mar
bisber nur ous Der 3ortfubitan5 er'
baIten bot, ii9 bier ola Stoffpediel'
probutt Der tieriiden 3eIIs ersibt. 9as
8ufotaIin ieIbft iit Elm farblpier, n.u'
trailer Stpff. Der muir &obl.nf ftoff
Sau.ritoff unb @af.ritoff, bagsser
feinen Stiditpff entbGlt. @s geb6rt
bober our 3IniTe Der Sdlansensifte
bi. i'm 9eseniab gu ben pflona.nsif'
ten bonn Sbpus Der Qltaloibt itidftoff.
frei Iinb. 2lls ausbeute erbielt Wie:
lamb aus 1000 ar6tsnbGuten 2C
@ramm 8ufotaIin unb 6 @ramu
2ortiGure.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Direftor Der t0nislid,en 8ibliOthet ME.
oer,ule9eu. Der @elebrte 9laubt, oaB
feline Wiiliion nit Der Sollenoun9 oeS
nit einem Soitenaufwano pon Smansig
DiilliOnen Wiatf erridteten uno fiirss
lid eingeDeibtsn sroBartissn yteubauss
srfillt lit.
# Dus felt 6sbruar 1918 Surdse.
fiibrte @eiee, Iaut melhem .3ollsrlsit.
terun9en fiir Sleiiheinfubr 3ugsltanoen
wsrben, lit nit @nOe WtdrS auBer Sraft
getreten. Oieies miro, mie man In Sers
liner SreiIeu uon Sahusritduoissn ans
nimmt. auf Die 6leliheiuiubr einen be.
oeutenben @iniluB ausiibeu.
7 9aut Wfelouns aus Samburs 1T
bus Ssselihiff Bonn" ueri9ollen,
welhes cine 8eiasuu9 BON 25 Wtann
on 8oro batte. Das 6abr3eu9 mar
am 80. Desembsr lesten Sabres pon
9isw Orleans nad Oporto in see see
9angeu.
+ gDie aus Berlin eemeloet miro,
ueriuht Srau Souanue. Die 2ofter
bes Serrn 9ennemanns, eines Der
9riinbsr bes Oitmarfen Yereins, nit
alien 8rdfteu bic rDeutl6e Sbnnoe~,
mie Der Yerfauf ibrss Titter. @utes
Sdierauiiroslaw in WeitpoieH an eiusn
POlen senanut wOroen lit, su tiIssn.
Il 3unbe BON sinem unsliidsiall,
msl6sr brei WtenidsnIsbeu forosrte,
tommt aus Sbsrbauisn in Der Rheiu.
propin3. Sn Der oortisen 9iitts CUR
@utsn 9Offnuns erplooirte ole Sass
Reini9un9sanlase NIT idweren Solssn.
Drst arbsiter ipuroen auf Der Ste1e
setObtst. Der anssridtete @issntbums'
iduosn lit gang bsOeutsuo.
# sluf Der 3iesslei uOn 3leinrutbs.
hof bel a0nissbsr9 in Sitpreueen bat
iiA Elm ihwsrsr lufall ereisnel, bel
weldem brei arbeiter uno cine ,srau
ourd entitr0msnoe @OfeSais setootst
muroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
DieEslspbOnuummsr oes- Bo6enblatt
lit isst $500 (ueues).

- @illiam .. @uans, pslder als
Better oes Poftiahen Truds am 10.
December ben Sobn Sanitid pou Gin
Strass an 3adawauna guenue nisoer'
raunte unb t6otete. entfam ON Samss
tas nit elmer perbdltniBmdbis selinoen
Straie, oeuu Hihter @omnrbs uerur.
tbsilts ibn su $50 Strafe unb pier Wio.
naten @efan9niB, nahoem bic @e.
i1porensn ertreme Wtiloe empfoblen
batten.
- glS am Donnerita9 Wforsen Srau
8. W. gDbits pon Dalton NIT ibrsm
@attsn in elmer 9utids iubr, murbe
bic 9lusriiituus an W1omins auenue
uno Nib StraBe uon einem Gutomobil
9etroifsn, oaS Elm Wfann namsns Bbite
lsitete. Beioe SniaGen Der 8uti9e tpur.
ben berausseI1leuoert unb Srau Wbits
purbe b6s jeri4unben, ibr 3wsi Rippeu
ssbro4su uno man bsfhr9tsts aud In.
uerli6s Serlssuusen.
= Der erite ReeiltrationStae fiir Die
ies Sabr 1T ndfiteu Wtittwo6, ben Is
slprtl, uno mer bel Der Primdrnaht In
Wtai ltimmen mill, mub in ben Wabl
liiten sinsstraesn isin. User iif) letter
9erbit eiutraseu lieB, muB iol9es ni1t
udhite Wohe tbun, mer absr Don ei
mem Diitritt 81 einem auoereu uerjoeer
| 1T, muB it9 neu resiitriren lalisn. Sn
Sale man ON 1. Gpril uou einer Wari
in cine unoere ee3oseu LIT. usrlisrt mar
| feline Stimme BET Der Primirnabl. Di
Stunosu jur Resiftratton fnb BON
llbr Wtorsens bis Z llbr absnbs. Di
Hesiitratiou 1T iniofsru BON Bi9tis
teit, inoem bel Der Prtmdrmabl bi
8anbioatsn fir bic Serbitwabl nominir
neroen; phnidsn mir quite Sanoioatel
bel Der Serbftpabl, 10 utilien mir ball
isben, baB iis BET Der Priudrpabl aud
uomiuirt wsroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
6eaen Sreibunefeinoe.

@esen Die Ssinbe bes Dreibunbes in
Der unsarilden Wtonardie ridtet li1
Elm duBerft i6arfer grtitel oes ungari'
idsn Wiinliterprdiibenten @rafen 2isja
in Der 3eifihrift S9aSmonoo". Oas
Blatt fnhpit on bic Dor eini9en 2asen
itattsebabte Bssssnuns Der uerbinoe'
ten WtOuar6en oes Dreibunoes on uuo
srfldrt. oieie 3niammenfiiufte bswleieu
am beiten Die unerihhtterlite Seitisisit
bss Dreibunoes. Die iid aud pdbrenb
Der lestsn Sriessereisniie bewGbrt
babe. Dieie Jefttgfeit bes Drsibnnoes
let cine Sebensfrage oes 6rieoens uno
Der 8sltruhe, uuo es miife als 9eraoe'
gu unusritanolid bejsidnet werbsn. oaB
in llnsarn SaSssen anssfdmpft weros.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Smriter MutrMf

Bonn sssislatip>s stOmitt bee Dtuif&. .amnifa-
nif&su Sc ,traibu ,bss srIadsu.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-26
iIIR0tDS PLANNING
FOR CROP MOVEMENT.
BY the Associated Press.

Austin, Tex, June 2t- Evidence
Of sound basis Tor Texas prosperity
this fall " ben the crop money comes
ia are being received here in the
shape of reports Of railorad improve
ments. The International & Great
Northern. according to reports here,
plans to overhaul its rolling stock
and strengthen its roadbeds this
summer. II is expected that the
Palestine shops Of this road will be-
gin work on July with It fun com
plemGat OF men,
The Santa Fo has recently spent
or authorized about $50, 600 for safe
ty improvements and strengthening
OF bridges and culyerts, sidngs and
spurs. Cleburne Is TO get a system
Of tire protection for its depot.
The Katy has announced it will
open at Denison on July / it's creo-
sote timber treating plant with loo
men, a larger force than has work
ed at that plant before. The creo-
setting works closed January / on ac~
count Of retrenchment orders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-26
WAXAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT

9S2.Sl1 running bales. With the
exception of that OF 1911, this IS the
largest cotton crop the United States
has ever produced. Expressed iii
gross 5oo-pound bales, the crop
amounted to Ia ,l56, 4S6 bales, beng
.53G,215 bales, or 9,S per cent, less
than that of 1911, hut exceeding
that of 1912 by 43&,063 bales. or
). 3 per cent; that OF 1903, the sinai
lest crop in recent years, by 4,f5l,-
5%%7 bales, or A. per cent; and
that of 1901, the fourth largest
crop, by 71S,474 bales, or 5,3 per
cent. These figures are given in a
bulletin on cotton production for
1913, which has been issued by
Director William J. Harris Of the
Bureau Of Census Department of
OF Commerce. II was prepared IN
der the supervision of William NJ
Stcuart, chief statician for manu-
factureres.
The quantity of cotton sinned
from the crop of 1913, prior to Sep
tcmbcr I, was 79a,h99 bales, exceed
ing that of 191l-jhe next largest
by 27.S09 bales. Almost one-hat
Of the total crCp was ginncd prior
to October Is; by November i al
most three-fourths of The crop had
been ginned, This is practically
the same as the average for the years
19o2-19t2, the highest percentage
(So.5p being shown for 1909 and
the lowest C6Q9) for 1906
The amount Of cotton seed pro-
dueed i'll tons, iii 1913, Was 6,3o5,-
900. with an estimated value Of
$ ia6, 600, 600 Or this quantity,
4 81, S42 tons were crushed. The
corresponding amounts for 1912 were
6 ,fef 600 tons produced and 4,319.-
30S tons crushed; and for 1911,
s 1927 600 tons produced and 80 :
o73 tons crushed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-26
EVERYTHING IS READY
FOR BIC FLORAL PARADE
Pageant Wiz Form in Front Of Main
street Christian Church and
Traverse Principal
streets.

F1nal ARRANGEMENTS have been
completed for the floral parade Which
VIII formally open the fifteenth Chou
tauqua this evening al 8 o'clock.
iractically al the prominent bust
ness men OF Inc city will be rep
resented as we'll as the various so
clal clubs Of the city and comic
''etunts VIE be pulled of at ire
GueHt intervals
Remember, The parade forms in
front OF the Main Street Christian
church. An entries are to be present
at ) so O'Clock that they may be as
slgued their positions Moving from
HE church the parade Will 20 10 Rog-
ers street where it Will turn to the
right and go to the Trinity aad Rra2-
os Valley deDot, From there to Wash
ington street and on Washington
street to the Rogers hotel, thence to
the grounds.
Every vehicle must be in line at
the appointed time a. the parade VIII
not wait Tor any one entry,
The only changes to be announe-
ed in the line of march is that the
National Guards will not be in the
parade and h1ns>$stey Scouts take thor
place, also that the Bayview cub
Will be fourth in l:ne instead o.
fifth
The artists who Will participate in
the evenings program are at hand
end it is believed the entire program
viii be one OF the most pleasing OF
The entire Chautauqua. Admission
to the grounds will be twenty-five