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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
200 MoHAMMEDANS ARE
cRUcIFlED BY GREEKS.
Telegram Dy United Press.

Telegram Dy United Press.
Durazzo, Albania, May 6,--The cruc-
ifixion of 200 Mohammedan Albanians
by Greek invaders is reported to the
government here.
1t is declared that the Greeks cap
tured the Moaammedan village OF
Skodra and crucified the inhabitants
in an orthodox church, afterwards set
ting fire to the building
Albanian soldiers found the charred
remains of the victims two days later
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
REvELs WIN A VICTORY
Telegram BY United Press.

ItItBTdW Dy UHIItu TI5s5,
Nogales. May 6.-The rebels won a
decisive victory at Acaponota and dis
persed strong body Of federals. cap
turing 1906 men with canon. rifles and
ammunition, according to reports re-
ceiyed here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
outposts Engage.
Telegram by United Press.

5IB6I df1 Dy OfIIttu IbH5,
Torreon, May 6.-The constitution
alist army under Gen. Gonzales, has al
ready engaged the federal outposts at
Saltillo.
A general assault was announced to
begin last night, but it didn't open as
was expected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
coIIealans Learn soIdIerInu.
slegram by United Press

Telegram Dy Uulteu ffehs
Washington. Ma, 6.-Army camps
for college students will open in four
or five different sections Of the coun-
try two months from today The
youths viii find the camps a pleasant
place to spend the vacation and cheap.
The cost will be only s17 for five
weeks Of the regular army fare. Trans
portation and 81 for equipment WIFI
have TO be paid by the men joining
the camps, the objects of which are 70
give the coliegians q short course In
military training to prepare them for
war The war department will fur
nish cots, blankets. tents, cooking out
fits and all other articles necessary
for camp life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
HoRsEMEn BANQUET.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, May 6.-One Of the
greatest assemblies Of turfmen ever
seen in the United States will dine
here tonight at the conclusion Of the
weeks National Capital Horse show.
August Belmont, the well known owner
OF Belmont park, New York, heads the
banquet committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
RECITAL AT
AT COLLEGE
THURS. EVE

1t was announced today that the
graduating recital Of Miss Mildred
Shaughnessy, soprano singer, and Mrs.
A. B. Morgan, reader. which was post
poned, will be given at the college
Thursday evening. The program is
an exceptionally fine one and every
body is invited. there being no ad-
mission charge The entire program
is as follows
Dialect Group
(a) Descended from Christophe
columb ---------B Brooke
(b) Katie and Ned Cooke
(c) Namin' OBJ de Twins -Childs
Mrs. Morgan.
Sunset ---------- Dudley Buck
Miss Shaughnessy.
Johanna Shove's Easter -Donnell
Mrs Morgan.
(a) Lullaby ------------ Brahms
(b) Seraphic Ode --------B Brahms
(c) Monotone --------- Cornelius
Miss Shaughnessy.
Wooing Bernice, from THE Sign
of the Cross" Barrett
Mrs. Morgan.
Robert, toi que, Jaime. from Robert
le DiaIble -------------Me Meyerbeel
Miss Shaughnessy.
Richards Practicing -------Gardinel
Mrs. Morgan.
Irish Folk Song --------------Fo -Foots
Violin oligato by Miss Genevieve
Shaughnessey.
Miss Shaughnessy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06

Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Galveston. May 6.-Although no or
ders have been received to embark ad-
ditional troops for Vera Cruz. the
transports are being provisioned with
foodstuffs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
Reported that U. 5. Relying on Reb-
els to Save the Situation by
Reaching Mexico City Be-
fore Negotiations Open
FIGHTING UNDER
WAY AT SALTlLLO
Police at Mexico City Planning to
Seize the City for Villa on
Approach Of Rebel
Army
eeesssesseesesse


Telegram by United Press.
) Ell Paso, May 6,-Pretty Mexi-
; can senoritas who smiled
) sweetly at Uncle Sans custom
! officers and soldiers here were
) smuggling cartridges across the
; border to the rebels at Juarez
; when they were detected in the
! act.
! Women inspectors are now
searching every Mexican girl
who crosses the bridge be-
; tween this city and Juarez.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
High School.
"Whiskers'

The play was fit climax to hap
py day and all were loud in their praise
of the way the various characters play
ed their part.
we always expect Mr.. Russell to
give us something good, but the pro
gram he gave us this year we consider
the best he ever gave US, said a
patron.
Miss Adele Wantland Of Chickashs
has had charge Of the music at this
place for two years. She is teacher
Of rare ability Everyone is greatly
plased with the progress her pupils
have made during the year. She will
continue her work during vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
CLOSE OF
SCHOOL AT
POCASSE1
Growing Of May Queen is Feature
Of the Occasion Interesting
Program Rendered by Pu-
pills in Evening

Pocasset.e Okla. May 6.--One OF the
most successful schools ever taught at
this place closed Friday, May l. The
afternoon was devoted to a May Day
program given in the meadow in front
OF the school house by Miss Carolyn
Dawson and Mrs. Z. H. Russells
rooms, assisted by girls from the high
school.
Gladys Canaan was chosen and
crowned Queen OF the May. In re-
spanse to the honor bestowed upon
her she said:
1T has been said Flowers are the
sweetest things God ever made and
did not put a soul into The month
OF May is the month Of flowers and
seems to bring to us spring in an its
fullness, grandeur and beauty All
nature rejoices in praise OF our Maker
and Creator. Sweetly the wandering
breeze sheds the soft fragrance OF
meadow blossoms everywhere as it
passes by. SO why should not we be
happy and merry also?
"The observance of the first day Of
Nav is an old, old English custom. In
fact, it is so old that celebrating this
day appears new to some people. In
England the first day of May was a
day of merriment, when the May pole
dance was given, and a May Queen
was chosen and crowned. This orig
inal custom has been introduced into
our schools and is being put into
reality by our school todays
Friends and schoolmates, you could
not have bestowed greater honor upor
me than what you have done in choos
ing me your Queen OF the May. Truly
thank you for the faith and trus
which you have placed in me. ! shal
try to please you and hope you will
not be disappointed in your Ma,
/ Queen. My best wishes | give YOU"
After the crowning of the Ma,
Queen and the dance around the Ma
pole, the little folks entertained will
songs, drills and little play, "Th'
Doll show"
AT p. m. large crowd gathere'
to enjoy the high school entertain
ment The following program wa
rendered:
Piano Solo ----l---M Mildred Russo
Reading ----------- Lillian Robert
Piano Duet
Gladys Canaan and Gladys Maso
Vocal Solo -------- Fannie Frankli
Reading ---------- Annie Brow
Piano Solo -----------@Gladys Maso
: Vocal Solo ------------ IRA Fentres
Piano Solo
Mildred Russell, Helen Childs an
+ Zola Hardy
! Reading ------------ Mildred Ear
Quartet
Clara Bell childs, IRA Fentres
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
THE WEATHER ELSE WHERE.
okIahouns

Ten
Generally fair --------------54 to 90
Texas
GENERALLY fair. no rain to 75
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06

Zach Hardy and e H. Russell.
Chorus -------- High School Girls
Dialogue 'sVo Peddlers Wanted"
Prof. F. Sorrells' Room.
PIav ssVVhfekars'i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-06
Local Temperature.

Tonight and Thursday generally
fair.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19
SFVENTY.FWE DAYS WILL
COMPLETE THE BLUFF WORK
Contractor DAVIS Says His Firm WIZ
Start Work Monday With Large
Force Of Morkmen.

Peter N. Davis If iho oontrap,ine
firm 81 Davis iirothei~ oe Houston 10
whom the city ,asnncA awarded Ia,
contract for the bluff neauilfiatior
work has arrived in the city, rrcgaf.
ing his machinery and equipment foi
commencing WORK ON this job Monday
morning.
One az the first things accomplished
was The renting ~ a portion Of tho
building on l.aguna strcct formerl,
occapicd by the Glover Johns Auto
Company as "a warehouse for the stor-
INK ~ cement aud other materials
Mr. DAVIS stated ycsterday thai acc
oordirg to hls Figures % would take
between 90 and e. days 40 complete
the work. and possibly longer if
nather conditions were adverse
rae firm viii use as many men as
they could employ he said. ~ which q
aree percent would he local iaborcfs
excavation WORK is fret 60 Dee under
.nkcn and from mis-. wofhmon viii
proceed to make the forms tor the cone
ircte retaining waH. The hallusiraaic
and railieg Chat borders The aggsrpaefh
to Is.oaard street from Peoples and
lawrence streets. as weA a. the rail-
INK along The bluff. viii be ~ concrete
and will bo east the same as The re-
nainder ~ ihe work.
After this firm mas com'lcied its
contract aud the sob accepted by ths
ity. the grounds ain Doe turnri over
20 Inc Texas iiitnlit.iic Company. Tor
lawnp. under no oriRinal contract
with the city Then. to sarmouni the
Whole w0rh The statue to be presented
- the city by the r.ii Chapter ~ ,he
'nitol DanRhters NJ the Confectionery
Rhloa design wus made iy Signof
inmpeo roppini of san Antonio. and
(which has been given the tli's kim
Nsstune ana Mother Earth Growing
Queen Corpus" The design Is signlf
cart ~ the natural resources ~ which
hs clty mas been blessed the idea be-
ng % show how land and waier meet.
tndowine me city
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19
COUNCIL REJECTED
PETITION CHANGES
ON LEOPARD Street
SIX CITIZENS WANTED STREET
cAR TRACKS REMOVED.
Thirty Eigh, Other c,,,seas Wanted
Car Tracks 20 Remain on leopard
ard carrixo Streets.

Petition asking rAat the street rail-.
WAY coiuiQay br granted permission g.,
remove ihcir tracks from Leopard
stree, was yesterday afternoon pre-
scented 80 thc council the petition bore
siN Signatures 8 petition asking s}la,
the company be- not allowed 10 remove
their tracks from Leopard and Garlic
streets wis also presented This ne.
tii'ou bore the slsie,ture ~ as g.r,,perty
owners and residents % the dlsins
affected
The FIRST banned petition rcctrd thar
fhe company would place a switch on
Leopard street ami that ii was ia. de.
sire 20 the petitioners that tho COM
peny remove their tracks altogether
from The street contondinr ta,at "a 10.
mosll ~ the tracks weuia he better
for The company ard better for the
it-'lord street business men. sieners
go enc petition were J % Mootc. J =
ill'it 60 A. iicurn D J Renthnrer.
W Duunum and 4 A. Thompson.
Petition Was Rejected.
When the petition was read Gem
missioner Sutherland offered 30 motion
that 81 Dee rcis-eted This is indeed "a
"suiar request 10 make ~ the coun B.
ci| stated Commissioner sutherland
Tho street railway comrany now op .
crates cars over "a tract, or Leopard
street The COMPANY has "a franchise
90 place street car tracks over any and
all streets of Corpus Christi with tho
exception ot broadway and oecsn
Drive
THE street railway company should
matte The request for the chanrc I'd
thoy 500 desire b. suppose tlai
'l"uh rei up and ask THAT the taxes
of Mr. smith hc rcmiited when Mr.
smith had never asked that I max,
such a request n the company want.
% move thcir tracks from l.eopar,
street, bet them petition the cognci
and We viii CONSIDER the request"
The Original Eian
4 gun ~ The company suggesso q.
several months ego was 60 m,yo a.,
sap cars 80 ont Wmnehago and Wac,
streets instead ot Car1izo aud Icupar,
streets The aouncil was willing /,
such change u the property owner
~ Leopard and Carrizo streets woui,
nrrce to sIch change. and II to
company would pay the sl.400 payinI
costs ON Leopard street already Coz
iricted cor. hut the property owner
would not nvree tn such a change
Other Proceedings.
The council was in acsaion lcsa iha
an hour. dlsposiug 81 matters hrgel
90 routine nature COMMISSIONS
Coilfs called up the question ns q
how FAR the fire limits extend. seeking
10 have the city protected from IN
erection " fireirtps over the bay, with
in the business section Englnccr Stcv
ems WITS requested 90 investigate an'
report 10 the comncH. us 60 what por
tion % the hay front IS within ih'
city limits and lhc fire limits viii Thor
hr amended accordingly
Present az rho meeting wcro Mayo
Miller. Commissioners Cohina rehling
,.r and Sutherland. Engineer Steven
and Secretary Michigan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19
LOCAL CHAUFFEUR IS
CALLED BY ENGLAND
TO FIGHT GERMANS
OWEN duoHss RECEIVES CABLE
TO RETURN no ENGLAND.
Veteran 81 Beer War and English Re
ssrN's,---Ans~ered Call cs England
Willingly.

Calls>i "a celors hy thr reserve com
mission. ana tpund "a feht fos the
nrt~h i.ion aN a strons oath Of allie
2anec token many A~ars axe. Owrn
iughes, a Wchhman rs hlsth, a vel
exam " rhc Hort war an Arlsona far
mef. q Texas tarsarr wisosc behanrlnxs
werc weShe. ssNaN Va the fierce floods
aai swept shc niasos ,isaic, ks, YEAR
md Tor The lAst rive months a ,a,anf-
'cnr Tor Herman Cohn. lcf, last nlght
FOR New Nork where Ne viii aai f,,r
Nnpland. e. iNn thc nrislsh army.
AZ ihe Time vi ,he cloae 90 the war
"a sooth Africa ii,Whcs was ,nicf ~
b detachment ~ scouts and farcd ~,
'echngly we'll. from 3hc standpoint "
'erv ~ rcuicr-i and honof rccci,ed
When the was cioseA, there was atin
some time fer him to srNc a. fsA out
he term of his enlistment However.
No superior officers 81 hia con,ianV
hid him thaa Rhe would swear "a
ioin his country in time ~ war neain.
ho wcnld ho allowed his ieaYe az TINT
time
Al the clnse ~ The war Hughes went
sack hnmo IN wal"s. hm was saon
trnck with tho i1ca ~ comlng Ia mo
rnltri States Ito hndcd In New
York. with suffieioni amount ~
money to cneaeo IN business. but De-.
oid,si 60 move to thr west Ito i,oughi
farm in Arizona, which De worh,.t for
omc timc ny ohancc he foni 4 oul
nat the Owner of tina property adioin
I ug his was an eNiird iiocr leader I'm.
"a with hatred againsi these pcopio
liuFhes sold hls Arifona farm aud
{ moved into Texas. lie now owns tWt
farms VA tlss state
His coming in Corpus christi wna ~
icct~i ihroueh classified advertise
n,ent in a Houston imper The adNcr
tiscment was socr hy Jos. A cohn
which stated that sturdy Welsh
man wanted po~ltion az chauffeur
fhe advertisement was answered. an,
Hughes came 20 corpus christi.
iila storio. ~ the Boer War are wei
~orhy ~ publication IA collection
q "reminiscences aud memoirs iiin flrs
hattle W Africn Waa ona la which a
army OF $4,000 troops were met by a.
Beers ara nearly al ulreiy annlhilatos
hut 5000 ~ the English troops maxim
sway alive. Latter he WIS detailed I
The scouts and here made quite
name fnr himself
iagI wcei no received cablcgrai
from She reserve commission in Ion
Ion. which had huen advised ~ hi
vherc4houts hs' his six brothefn wii
re NOW fighting FOR England ia
,rothcrs hnd csblssi to him 10 Ioi
hem, bat Hughes stated he would ~
cave unil he had offlial ordoru m
orders came MoB,lay, and with thcr
eame dntan ~ where he WIS 70 d
slailoned He " 10 be chief ~ De-
uclmcm " scouts in region ren
iaris. end miil proceed nmcdiatcli
there npon HIS arrival on tho pniincni
Hughes sails Tuesday from Ncy
York. on a WHITE star linrr aud gil
have on his fighting clothes whom b,
iundH AZ az American viiixen he Iai
taken out his fiut papers, ana saYl
rhai when the war is over. he viii ~
turu ~ ais farm IN America. bring hs,
bride. and complete Ills naturalization
az a citizen ~ tho United states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

african Orchestra" ai i.oyd'a Pier
saturday and sunday nights only
nnnrne. eHaiirs ana moving picture
show 2s2
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

Bay your Sunday cake from the
Aiaceaiee Ladies'. saturday % ~ All
sots Confectionery 2fs
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

Receipt $500 hcsd market steady
bccves. 500 n zoo
HOGS Receipts 1909 head. market
active. prices steady buk 90 sales
$50 % 800
Sheep l:cceipts coo head. market
active ami uscady lambs 7e5 n
100.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

. ys~vp '
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19
~puy.As Als- Gus.

The following individuals ard
firms, have Bought or nave
agreed to buy bale Of eaten.
paying ten cents per pound,
m,cdisno basis. and 10 hold the
ses,on fee " nonths, or until
price better thar ten cents is
aNAllAAle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

O~lns 90 the European war Loyd's
Pier win be- open for dancing, skating
ind moving pictures only or saturday
and Sunday nights 2c2
fAdssffi~ssnenfi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

Anuthcr splendid program Of sacro,
song has been arranged for SUNDAY
evening a, the First Presbyterian
Church The following numbers bav,
boen selected.
ANTHEMS
AS Pants the Heart" from "The
CrHifixion" Spohi
SOLOS by Mrs G. j. Howard.
saviour when Night Involves tho
Skies solo by Mrs. g. r. stockto
"soraphs Hymn" Sextettc for
female voices fauf
Misses Gibson. BRADLEY Biuchc
Binrhnm Afosdames Howard an
stockton
Other numbers viii ho o duct.
The i.ord Us ny shepherd" SIN
Airs. stockton and ga Maacc.
Solo
'Thc Lost Chord" Saliva
nr 4. W DAWSON
-----~s--------
The coolest picture show in Tow
and the best pictures al Layd's Pier
SATURDAY. and sunday nights onir. 30
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19
CITY FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Rcpor, for tho Week Ending September
is, Was Submitted 10 Council.

The city financial statement for the
week ending september IS, ~ reported
10 the council az yesterdays meeting
faiiowat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Biz . 2 kRfGf 66EGF Az hnoBILE

caps and fittings, tho inner tubes being
i'll the castings. Upon their arrival
at the factory the tires are assembled
on wheels. inflated. the fittings at
tached and sent down to the car as.
sembly. from where they leave us parts
or completed cars.
Tho department where tires arc as.
sembled is an interesting one from .
spectators point of view. Here tho
big men OF the factory. its Zabyacos
and it's Hackenschmidts, keep their
muscles in shape. The record for
assembling tires OH wheels was made
by Il Pole who weighed something near
$50 pounds. He assembled 800 tires
on wheels In a day and kept up the
pace for days nj "A time. That is. he
completely tired seventy five cars every
eight hours.
One of the visitors at the factory
recently figured out that il every tire
received ut the Ford factory this ycaI
travels In the course of it's lifetime
5000 miles. and this Ia 4 conservative
estimate of the life of tire on a Ford,
the years supply OF tires will have
travelled q total distance of G.250,00O. 600
miles. or 100000 times around the world
before the last one is scrapped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

the machine The drive to the rear
oNlo from tho countcrshaft was by "a
chuiu The control was by u loose
pulley in the countershaft, which ran
tree when tho car stood stiu The car
MAS capable OF making thirty miles an
Nour.
Nftcr driving the car for several
months, MIR. llamlm finally aold it for
$500. His nest automobile venture
WAC tic orient blackboard. which had
its one -lunGcd,' nr-ccol,d motor
hanging over the back. tile motor
orlnkiuS With q strap Arrangement
uamlin drove this car la a speed con
test AGAINST - FranlIin car, and The
latter tapped ham on every circle of
Tho course and that IS what interested
Ham!in In The Uranklin, which car lie
has handled IN Los Angeles since that
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
KLINE KAR AGENT AT KANE,
Pa. WINS IN TEST TRIAL

Joseph Bastian, agent for Kline Kars
at Kane Pa, and vicinity. writes the
factory of the Richmond made car. that
upon the arrival of his ESQ toy tom
neou, ne was challenged that he could
not 40 from Kane. Pa. to Lock Haven
Pa. on his third or direct gear.
committee OF two was appointed.
namely. James l. Curns and Clarence
WILSON. 20 act as Judges l}usIian not
only made the trip OF the third or d-
rect scar hut returned. which was
the hardest half Of The way, OH the
direct gear ana states lac knows OF no
othcr car That mas ever attempted IL.
This Is now territory, and he reports
ma. me MN. Eat toinpnnT can eN'
The Kline l>ar factory Is reporting
many salcs - their agents throus hout
the United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
FORD FACTORY USES TIRES
MADE BY FOUR COMPANIES

Detroit. Mich. May l6.--Onc million
two hundred and fifty thousand tires
for this years production of Ford cars
is tho estimate made by officials ut
tho Ford factory in Highland Park,
Mich.
This immense quantity will be sup
piled by four leading American tire
companies. The tires arrive in daily
shipments of sufficient quantities to
keep pace with the production Of the
Ford factory. Each carload contains
about 400 sets of tires, so that during
the months of January. February.
March and April, when the factory
production was around LOO ears daily.
approximately three carloads of tires
were required for each days produc-
ton.
With 400 sets of tires to Il freight
car il will require approximately Isl
cars. or a train approximately I'VE and
onc-half miles long. to bring the years
trio supply to the Ford factory.
The tires are all shipped less valve