davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
Good Horses % Compete.

The horses that are to take part in
the races on Saturday are reported TO
be in good condition and some good
racing should result. Angus McPhee
has couple of likely looking young
sters who are expected to run we'll
The track is said to be in good condi.
tion, and the approaches to the grounds
are better now than some months ago.
The Mani Racing Association is put.
ting up good prize money, considering
the times, and the hope of the members
is that good profit may be made in
order to wipe out the deficit of the past
two years. "Ft.
"Hanawaki" Kruger, who has not
missed Maui Fourth Of July for many
years, declares that he will not 60 up
this year. He may change his mind
before the steamer leaves tomorrow, and
be seen on board with the small cannon
that he always fires as salute TO Maui
as the excursion steamer enters Kahu-
lui harbor. aa..-..
Besides the horse races there are TO
be baseball games, basketball contests
and several dances at Puunene and Wa,
imku. The Honolulu visitors are sure
TO have good time, as everyone does
who ever visits the Valley Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
In National League, Chicago
whitewashed Cincinnati and
Philadelphia Won Double
header.

a
NEW YORK, July 2.-(Associated
Press by Federal wireless) An the
scheduled games in the American
League were yesterday postponed on
account Of rain.
!. National League.
In the National League there was no
game between brooklyn and New York
owing TO storm. A big crowd Of fans
were much disappointed when the del
uge put an end to any hopes Of the
game being played.
Chicago, playing on the home dia.
mond, blanked Cincinnati to the tune
Of : 20 0. The Chicago team won all
the way and started the game by seor.
ing three runs In the first inning. The
other -four runs were scored one by one
in the third, fifth, sixth and eighth in.
ming. @'r
Playing on the home diamond also,
the st. Lonis nine defeated Pittsburgh
by 10 l. II was an uninterestins
game, that resulted In an easy victory
for ST, Louis.
Philadelphia took both morning and
afternoon games from Boston by scores
of to 2 and to q. i.. a..
CHICAGO July i. ASSOCIATED
Press by Federal Wireless) - Yester.
days game in the American and Ma.
tional League resulted as follows:
American League.
At Chicago I, Detroit s.
At Cleveland--St. Louis 3, Cleveland
IS.
At washington--New York l, Wash.
ington q
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5, Phila.
delphia 8
National League.
At Chicago-Cineinnat /, Chicago 5.
At Pittsburg-St. Louis 0, Pittsburg
n.
At Boston (Arst game ~ hiladcl.
phia 5, Boston 4; (second game) Phila-
delphia 2, Boston 4. ("
At New York---Brooklyn !, New
York 3. ". f.N. m
The standings of the teams in the
National and American Leagues, to
date, are as follows: r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03

The Summer School will open at the
Normal School on Monday morning,
Many teachers, principally from the
outside Islands, are arriving to attend
the sessions. " ',.,.... n g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03

Japan has produced about two hun
dred and fifty million bushels Of rice
annually for the last four years, a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Damon returned
TO Honoldlu yesterday ON the Sierra
after an extensive tour aboard. 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
swatfest Continued.

Centerfeld made pretty catch Of
Sterquel's long fy. sloan hit the left
field fence and zawadski following with
one much like IL. Bettick drove one
straight at the pitcher, but IL was too
warm and got away all three men
being safe. Berwitz hit TO second who
forced Sloan out at the plate, but Ly-
man hit hack of second who dropped
the sphere after hard try and zawad.
ski aud Bettiek scored, suwalski was
out. short to first and the side retired,
td'aHfornia drew 4 blank in their half
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA,
chinery Of every description made to
order
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-19

GO pregonaban la intima amistad entro
austria Hungria { Italia. los italianos
Gle trieste protestan contra Austria
iitlngrla, arman alboroto Sc manifos-
tan fuldoSamente; los estudiantes de
'eneua queman una bandera anstro.
hungara Ell medic de La plaza de San
Marcos y proferen gritos de "Abaio
Austria Abajo Hungria!" En- Flo
rencla. Cdine Padua ' demas ciudades
de Italia Sc celebran manifestaciones
por el estilo, Y todo este sucede pocas Sc
manas despues de la "celebre'' entro-
vista de Abbaza.
I'm una de mis- 1ltimas cr5nieas die
algo de la corriente de opinion que So
nota actualmente en- Hungria. Los
membros de la oposici6n todavia no han
reallzado su excursion San Petersbur-
go; pero la realizaran; ademas. eI dario
Az Est : de Budapest. anuncia hov
que eI wage de la oposici6n a Paris so
llevar@ 4 eabo principles del mes en-
trante.
I'm Mostar, la capital de la Flerzego-
vlna. en- Agram. en- Spalato en mu-
chaS otras iedades de Austria dc
iungria Sc celebran manifestations
hostiles al lmperio. 10 misro ocnrro
ON aIpuOos ci,,,loIoa L. pt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-19

gria Italia, no en- ell tltimo lloar lbs
proposltos de la oposici6n hlngara
Por las manifestations one han ha-
cho el conde de Berchtold Y otros gober
nantes. parece que Austria Hungria no
ha perdldo aun la esperanza de uue Sc
negue revlsar ell Tratado de paz con
cluldo entire los pa1ses balkanicos v Tur-
qua. tnnpero, algunos delegados opi
nan cue Gle lnsistir Austria Hungria. Y
antes de someterse los Estados balkani
cos a tai medida, preferirian volver 4
empezar la guerra La Prensa Official de
Servia, Grecia y Montenegro ha contes
tado va con una negativa rotunda 4 las
lnslnuaciones del conde de Berchtold.
Cuanto a la situaci6n de Austria
Hungrla frente Albania. ell Gobierno
la pnta Gle color de rosa pero los suce-
sos que Sc estan desarroIlando en- Epi-
ro, la supremacia que Italia ha tornado
Ell Albania, la discordia entire el nuevo
Soberano Y Essah Pacha y las noticias
que Ell TELEGRAPH nos envia diariamente
desde Albania contrastan muy mucho
con el optimismo de los gobernantes aus
tro-hungaros
! por 10 que s. retiere a la entrevista
de Abbazla y a la nota que Sc public6
deSpues dc ella, cada dia que transcurre
nos prueba que las notas diplomaticas
no son mas que humo de paja que los
dlplomaticos pierden siempre mas y
mas su Influenza en- los asuntos de poll
tlca International, y que por encima de
sus intrigas y planes hay I'm factor mas
grande potente: la volIntad Del pue-
bio
Mientras esta todayia fresca la tinta
con que fueron firmados los documentos
en- Abbazia y que de un modo categ5r-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-19
DESDE VIENA
LA SITUACION POLITICA.


Ell Parlamento de Austria y ell de
j1ungrfa estan cerrados desde mace mu-
eho tempo; en- cambio, las de'cgacio-
mes estan reunidas Ell Budapest desde ell
p del mes pasado. FL Kaiser COMIC al
principe heredero, Francisco Fernan-
do, la delicada mission Gle representarle
en- la aperture de las delegaciones. Co
mo va hizo Ell otra OCCASION semejante,
el archiduque Francisco Fernando lego
a Budapest las diez de la manana. y
despues de haber recibido en- ell palacio
de Pest los delegados acto que dur0
de las once de la manana la una de la
tarde, regreso. Viena 4 las dos del
mismo dia, no habiendo, por consiguen-
te, permanecido en- la capital de Hun
grla mas que Ell tempo indispensable
para dcsempenar su desagradable Y
alta mission Digo desagradable porQue
va es harto sabido que el future Key de
IIungria va siempre de muy mala gana
4 Budapest
\ luzgar por los discursos que Sc han
pronunciado en- mbas delegaciones has
ia hoy los hungaros estan muy deScon-
tentoS de la corta cstancia Ell la capi-
tai de Ilungria del archiduWe Francis
co Fernando, Y hasta ven un cierto de-
sare en- la conducta obseryada por el re-
presentante de 5. VI. Ell Kaiser Francis
co Jose
ranto en- la delegation austriaca co.
mo en- la delegation htngara Sc pro
nuncian discursos muy desfavorables al
prestigio del conde de BcrchtoId,a qlien
casi todoS los delegados -califcan de
NAL gobernante y de diplomatico inca
paz. rs natural que deSpueS dc un ano
tan fecundo en- acontecimientos politi-
eos. despues de tener amboS G0biernoS
cerradoS dcSdo tanto tempo SuS Parla-
mentos respectivoS, los diputadoS aIAo-
vechen la OCCASION para habar de miu-
chos asuntos que de 10 contrario Sc ha-
brian ventilado va antes en- Viena y
Budapest. - toien Sc han dedicado has
ia hoy muchas sesiones tratar le las
divergencias existentes entire los dife-
rentes partidos politicos y demas asm-
tos de indole inerior, los temas mas dis
cutidos siguen siendo los de caracter ex-
terror. y principamente los references
las relaciones entire eI mperio austro-
hungaro los paiss ballanicos, Ia situa-
ci6n de Austria a-Hungria frente a Alba
MIA, las relaciones entire Austria-EIun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York and New England. generally fair
sunday and Monday; light TO moderate
south and southwest winds.
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Vela-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
Batting and Fielding Averages in
National and American Leagues
Frank Baker Now Close
Upon the Heels of Ty
Cobb for Honors
in Hitting.

Frank Baker is now Ty Cobbs clos
est contender for the batting leader
ship of the American League. Baker
has been gaining, while Ty has been
nursing his injured hand. The mark
of the Tiger star is .349, and Baker is
thirteen points behind.
Clarence Walker and Joe Jackson are
very much in the fight, for each has
an average of 1886, just point behind
Baker. Crawford comes next, and
Eddie Collins is also we'll within range.
Doc Cook had a good week and gained
- points. He is hitting now .278 and
has lead of many points on the near
est Yankee, who happens to be Roy
Hartzell with .253. Birdie Cree, of
course, has not been in enough games
yet 10 get rating.
iris Speaker is slowly drawing to-
ward the 800 class, but he still has
seven points to make up before reach
ing his goal. Fritz Maisel, in the grip
of bad slump, is falling lower and
lower and is now at .206. Perhaps the
most surprising upset in the averages
is Nap Lajoie. who is sticking along
for meagre .236.
The Athletics, with a mark of .259,
have ten point, margaln over Detroit.
The following figures are compiled
from official scores as published in the
different cities of this league by the
Moreland News Bureau up TO and in
Guiding Thursday. July 9:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
John Hummel Moves to
the Front by His Fine
Hitting for the
Superbas.

The pitchers seem 20 have the upper
hand in the National League, for few
OF the batters bettered their averages
last week. Jack Dalton is still the
leader among the regulars. but his
mark has dropped from .S42 TO 1873.
John Hummel is building up good
average for himself. while Jake Dau-
bert is on the bench. Hummel has an
average Of 344 for 35 games. He has
hit for IS extra bases.
Grant, who has not been in the game
for some time. is still highest among
the Giants. His average IS .SS1. but
George Burns, who is hitting .S15, IS
best of the regulars. Beals Becker,
once a Giant. is making a bid for lead
ership honors. He is hitting .3lg.
BOBBY Byrne is close behind with 81.
Hans Wagner moved up few points
during the week in his attempt 10 get
back into the 800 class. The old Ger
man is now hitting .2S3. =.
Dave Robertson, the young recruit OF
the Giants, had bad slump with the
stick and is now below 500. In team
batting the Giants and the Phillies are
tied al .266 each. Brooklyn IS only
one point behind.
In fielding the Cardinals and the
Braves are tied for first place. The
Giants are in fifth place N team field
ing. .,.a
The following figures are compiled
from official scores as published in the
different cities Of this league by. the
Moreland News Bureau up TO and IN
Guiding Thursday, July Q:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
THURSDAY. JULY
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close ~ I o.
Destination and steamer. 500 y. m.
Hawaii, japan. Corea, China. Philip
pines via san Francisco Tenyo
Maru .............'...' $50. ''''Hi' 80
Japan. Cores, China via Seattlel-
seattle July is
Hawaii via san Franciscol-Sierr July -
Hawaii via san Franciscot-Lurline. July 10
Japan Korea, China VITA SeattleJ-
seattle MdFL - ui' ~
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand Australia tvis San Fran
ciscoI-Tahiti acknowledgements. July Il
Japan Korea, China. Philippines via
Vancouver Empress OF japan. July Is
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. china, Philip
pines ,va San Franciscol-Nile.......J %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
LEADING TEN RUN GrrTEpg
CHANGES DOGS NAME
Mrs. Carlin's Recent Purchase
Proves Successful Sire.

The English fancier, Mrs. X. Carlin.
informs her friends that she has
changed the name Of the lovely orange
Pom which she purchased recently
from Mrs. Tred Brown 70 Esstney
I1Oldmint.
Mrs. Carlin was besieged with orders
for orange Poms on her recent VISIT
% New York, and she decided TO buy
Coldmint. This was more esshy Ead
,ssu done, however, but she finally Sc
cured him, and he u proving 70 be ~
s,,ccezsfuI sire AZ he was a bench
winner. One Of the best known Of his
puDDles IL Silver Sprag which ~on
nrsnoier oonorg ~ the Redhill show ~
EnzisBd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

punta Arenas. July Cecilia (Br). New YORK
and Norfolk for Valparaiso.
Cape Town, July Great CITY tbrl' NO"
York for Wocsung ,.
New York via West Indies and venezuela
for Amsterdam.
Liverpool July I0-Merlon Br). philadelphia
Via Queenstown; 18th. Baltic tbrl' New
Plymouth. July II, l:ij m-President In an
coin Ger. New York for CheroouFs ana
Hamburg fand proceeded. a..
London. July ll-Narragansett OBJ, New
York
suez. July i1-satsums Bp. Yokohama etc
Southampton. July list Louis. New York
via Plymouth and Cherhours. -,
Plymouth. July II. 5:46 m--Oceanic ,Sr,,
New York for ChcrbUurg and southampton
Cand proceeded.
SAILED
- Lucia. July s-Bramley CBr,, from
Bucnos Ayr.sl. New York.
Niao July S-Louisiare tFrl from BOZ
deaux). New York. ,,-,
Barbados. July s--Wilberforce tB) 0rom
Cane Town. July 9-ScharZfels GER from
New York;. Fremante.
Rotterdam July New York Dutch tank
Palermo iiem 80 July Q. 10 m-Duca d'Aosta
dtan from Genoa. New York.
Kingston. July lO-Oruba HBr) from New
YoriD. southampton Via Colon. &C. vi.
santos July io-Strathroy 'Br), View 1oth.
Christiansand July IL. 10 m-telllg O'tV
DAM from Copenhagen. New York.
London. July 1l-Minneapolis ubp' Ne"
Liverpool. July II. $50 p m-Aquitania Br''
Ne" iO'N PASSED
Lizard. July II. 1915 a m-President Lin
coin GER. New York for Plymouth CheT-
bourg and Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

Vancouver Empress or Japan .-..-.-.JulE -
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China, Philip
pines Via San Francisco)-Nile...''. :"
ARRIVED
Steamer Nickerie Dutch. Demerara June
80 Paramariho July and Trinidad 4. to the
Royal Dutch West India Mail. with passen-
gers mails ana mdse. Bar. at $50 a. IN.
Missourlan Honolulu April . and liilO %
Via Philadelphia July 2. to the American
Hawaiian Ss 60. with mdse. Bar Al a m.
Terugia d'D. lcghorn June 20. Napl,s =
cabin and 1875 steerage passengers and mdse
MAMA Hata. baltimore. to the New York
and Baltimore Trans Go. with mdse. quar-
Delaware d3r. Shields June q, to David T
Warden. IN ballast Bar at p. IN. July ~.
Crib CNor). Key West July s. TO Bennett
Hvoslef & CO. IN ballast Quarantine at
cedric Tr,. Liverpool July and queens.
town D. 10 the White star Line. with 81
nfst. II second cabin and 2?7 Storage pas
senEcrs and md~e Bar at 6:32 IN:
jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk. TO
the Ola Dominion IS 60. with passengers
and mdsc. Quarantine al ~ = ~: ~
mo u and Naples =. to Pierce Bros Inc;
with g cabin and 32i Storage passengers and
mdse. Ear az 1890 M.
Aurora (NCr). Santiago July 4. 70 the CLYDE
S. 90. with sugar. Bar AZ IA p m.
Frcdncs CNor). Havana July 4 to the Nun
son s. Line. with sugar. Bar at p III.
SAILED
S.camers Olympic on. Southampton
WcStmoor Girl. Havana. " + Harper -.
Vad.rland CBclgJ. antwerp: Minnehaha (Brj.
London: Welsh Prince CBrT Rio de Janeiro
via Norfolk: Hcltos (GcD. Rotterdam; Der
mudisn OBJ. bermuda; Florizel dir) Hail
fax
san Juan. san Juan: Proteus. New Or
leans. Nora tNcrl. Monte CriSt' Borinqueh
san Juan. Pastorcs tBr), Colon.
Chippewa. brunswick. Lucia tAuso. Phila-
deluhia: Twilight Url. Philadelphia; III orr
ontc. Galveston; Arosa 0iD. Montreal
George Washington GER Bremen: Pana-
ma Crlstobal: Ambria ger. Hong Kong
jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News
Comanchec Gir). Manchester.
Miner (Nor), Macoris: Denis OBJ, Barba-
dos VIA Newport News. Manhattan (|rl'
Antwerp: Saratoga Havana; Millinocket
Stockton: Galilcp tBrl. HUI: kaisorin Au-
guste Victoria Ger. Hamburg.
Sabine. Mobile. san Jacinto. Galveston
Coamo san Juan: Kalomo Nrl. New or
leans: King Frederick G3D. Bahia; Radiant
Port Arthur. -,
Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville; NJ
agara Hr). HaNrc: Columbia DIr. Glasgow
Prinz Eitel Friedrich GER. Kingston. Madl-
son Norfolk AMI Newport News: city or ~.
Louis. Savannah: Canada Gr). Marseillcs.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Coral. july 9-Copephagen Cnrl. New YORK
and Norfolk via punta Arenas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
TRANSPORTATION.

Coral July 9-CopeDhagen OBr'. New YORK
and Norfolk via t'unta Arenas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The IApland. reported as 70 miles east o'
Sandy Hook az sos a m YESTERDAY Is eA-
pected 10 dock Monday forenoon.
The New York. go az p m, expected 10
dock this morning
The Minnetonka. 72O at II a m expected 20
hock MnnhaY forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
Official Record and

Official Record and Forecast.-Washing
ton. July 11.-Unseasonably warm weather
continued during SATURDAY through the Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys and the Plains
states. and among the highest temperatures
reported were the following: st. Louis, Mo,
and Keokuk. Iowa, lO2 degrees. Davenport
Iowa: Sioux City. Iowa; Pierre. $. D.; North
Platte Nebr.: Concordia. Kan; Springfield
H.: Torre Haute Ind: and Evansville. lnd'
100 degree: Cincinnati Indianapolis. Louis
Vile Memphis and a number OF points IN
Iowa South Dakota. Nebraska and Okla 70
bona - degrees Moderate temperatures pre-
vailed along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
while the temperature has again risen over
the Rocky Mountains and plateau regions
There were widely scattered showers Wltnln
the last twenty-four hours in the Atlantic
and Gulf states. and along the north border
from Michigan westward. Elsewhere the
weather remained fair With the exception
Of widely scattered showers in the South
Atlantic and Gulf states and the Upper Lake
region the weather will be generally fair
sunday and Monday throughout the country.
No important temperature change is indicted
for any section during the next forty-elSht
hours.
Winds for Sunday and Monday.North A.
lantic light TO moderate variable. mostly
southwest and west: Middle Atlantic. light
TO moderate south and southwest: South At
lantic and East Gulf. Hight 20 moderate var .
table: West Gulf. moderate south, Great
Lakes. light 20 moderate.
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
ARRANGING HORSE SHOW
islip Polo Club to Give a
Varied Programme.

The second annual horse show Of the
Islip Polo Club will be held on the
clubs grounds, at lakewood Park, on
Saturday, July %.
There will be eighteen classes, in
GLIDING those for saddle horses under
Is hands, over 10 and not exceeding
1872 and over 1872 hands. A class for
ladies' saddle houses, ladies 10 ride;
combination horses, road pony hacks,
heavy and light weight polo ponies.
teams of polo ponies, children's bar,
ness and saddle ponies and heavy and
light weight hunters. There will also
be a ouarter-mile dash for polo ponies,
a half-mile free-for-sll race and polo
game.
On the committee are Edward c
Blum, Charles l.. Hubs, Jay r. Car
Isle, Horace Havemeyer, George A.
Ellis, jr., Harry T. Peters, Allan Pink
erton. S. F. Rothschild and Juan Cebal-
los. Entries will close on Monday July
20. with W. s. Blitz, 35 Nassau St, New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Saturday, July u.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise. 49,. sunset. T:5i, moon rises
1921. moons axe. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

1900 III
800 p m
800 = m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

ware. Maryland. District OF Coiumoia ~.
Virginia generally fair Suncay ana tn,
day, rot much change In tempe'ttu'o, ,n,b
variable winds, mostly sou'h anu
west. ,. Damn
western New York and western rem ,,nn
sylvania probably fair SUNDAY ara 49,
dav. not much change in temperature
light. variable winds. oso,d
West Virginia. generally fair SUNDAY ana
Nondav. rot much change n temperature
United States Department OF Agricuis.''s
westher Bulletin. observations taken az
.. m. 18th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
Canoe Brook Country Club.

The final round for the June cup was
completed at the Canoe Brook Coun-
try Club yesterday the youngster, Har-
old Downing, defeating NJ. S. Thomas
b. = up and to play. That the handi-
cap committee will be busy in the next
few DAYS is shown by the fact that
J. p. Bryson, whose allowance is %,
won the eighteen hole medal play ham
dicap with card of 90-25-65. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
Now for Englewood Show.

The fourth specially show OF the
Dachshunde Club of America Will De
held at the home of Mrs. Charles Les
ter. of Englewood, \. j.. on SATURDAY
G. Muss-Arnolt will judge. For par,
ticulars address F. l.. Hauptner' zoo
BROADWAY, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

HIGH WATER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-16
LANDS, LOANS AND
TRADES


100 acres level. smooth, sandy land,
2 miles from good town. on Washita
river. near Chickasha; 100 acres In
cultivation; house. barn. good ollt-
buildings. good well Of water and
windmill; orchard OF best variety Of
peaches. apples. plums, pears fenced
and cross fenced has loan of $500 at
6 per cent. This farm is worth $1,000
in cash. viii trade for residence on
West or South Hill.
40 acres 2 miles from city limits;
% acres in cultivation, IS acres good
branch bottom, everlasting spring,
fine shades; will make one Of the
best hog and dairy farms in Grady
county. Only $50 per acre. or will ex-
change for good property in Chicka-
sha Has loan of 5000 al per cent
90 acres one quarter of mile froE
city limits; 10 acres will grow alfalfa.
living water Price $4,000. or will
trade for good farm and pay cash diff
ference.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-16
CITY PROPERTY.

Modern S-room house. on car line,
east front, block Of ground. Price
$4,000 This is the best snap ever Of
fered in Chickasha Terms given.
FARM LOANS.
We have arrangements made with a
life insurance company whereby we
can make you farm loans on the best
terms that have ever heen offered in
Grady county Loans OF s. or 10
years, privilege Of paying all or part
at any Interest paying period Rate 6
per cent, with small cash commission
or commission due in /. 2. 3 years,
without interest. or make commission
concurrent. Interest payable eiteher
or y months Will make you loan
IL you will give us chance to figure
with you We want your business. We
loan on any class Of title so 1t Is good
and give you draft for your money as
soon as title Is approved Write. phone
or call on us.