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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-09
Ro,m sol, First National Bank bldg
(First published FeD. 10, ls14)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

RN"+~ftANA
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
State of Oklahoma. Grady County,
IN the District Court.
Moses LeFlore, a minor. by jackson
McAfee. plaintiff. his guardian, VS..
c. r. Smith, H. Y Mcbride. the un-
known heirs of Sam LeFlore. deceas.
ed. the unknown heirs Of Lita Le-
Flore,. deceased, Lane Wilson, Bicy
Wilson, Louie LeFlore, Harriet Le-
Flore, Serena Frazier. and Wallace
Frazier and f. c. Finerty, defend
ants.
Said defendants herein, the unknown
heirs Of Sam LeFlore, deceased, and
the unknown heirs Of Lita LeFlore, de-
ceased, viii take notice that they have
been sued by the above named plain
tiff, Moses LeFlore, a minor, by Jack
son McAfee. his guardian, in the above
named COURT. 10 quiet title to the east
half OF the northwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirty.
three, and the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter Of the northwes,
quarter of section thirty-four, all in
township ten north. range six west of
the Indian Meridian, in Grady county,
Oklahoma, and to forever bar and pre-
clude said defendants from setting up
claim Of any right. title. interest or
estate in aud to said premises. and that
they must answer the petition herein
filed by said plaintiff on or before the
fth day OF April 1914. or said petition
win be taken as true and a Judgment
for said plaintiff rendered quieting his
title to said lands hereinabove describ-
ed. and forever enjoin defendants ana
each OF them from setting up or claim
ing any right, title. interest or estate in
and to the property or any part there
or and for all costs in said action ex-
pended, Of all of which you win take
due notice.
(sea) S. L. NEWMAN.
Clerk Of the District Court.
Bond. Melton & Melton,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2.19.2it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-09
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s L. NEWMAN

Clerk OF the District Court.
Bond. Melton & Melton.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2.l9-2f,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
WHAT THE COUNCIL DID

Took steps to defeat the anti
smoke on street cars ordinance by
referring the measure to the health
committee with an amendment.
Adopted a resolution providing for
the appointment by the mayor of
permanent charter commission of
thirty members.
Received report from the law de-
partment replying to charges made
by the Chicago Bureau of Public Eff
cheney that certain Investigators in
the city attorneys office "loafed."
Received report showing the work
of the law department for the year
1913 and one in the name of the COM
mittee on city expenditures showing
progress of its work.
Ordered that the city be represent
ed at Washington interstate COM
merce commission hearings on leases
regarding wharfng rights.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
A GIVEAWAY

After he had kissed her and press
ed her rosy cheek aaginst his, and
patted her soft, round chin, she drew
back and asked:
George, do you shave yourself?"
Eyes" he replied.
81 thought So" she said. your
face is the toughest l ever"
Then she stopped; but it was too
late, and he went away with a cold,
heavy lump in his breast.
There are women in Norway who
act as steamship captains.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10

Topeka, Kan.-Topeka music low
ers gave Alma Gluck, grand opera
prima donna; a handsome wedding
present when the newly engaged So
prano sang here. recently. 81 set
aside each check received on this
concert tour for a definite purpose.
Topeka pays for my bungalow"
Nine. Gluck added. She is to be mar
ried in June to Efrenn. Zimbalist, the
Russian violinist.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10

GIRL WILL PROBABLY DIE
Ever since she became an inmate
of the Industrial Home for the Blind,
Miss Florence Clapp had been accus-
toned to take little walks with Porter
Rodgers, who was also blind, but who
seemed to possess that marvellous in
tuition that is sometimes given to the
afflicted.
Yesterday they took their usual
walk. When they came to the corner
of Marshall blvd. and w. 21st st.
Rodgers stopped at the curb and lis
tened.
Then they started across the boule-
ward. At the same time Miss Emma
Lee Campbell was guiding her cleo
trio runabout in their direction. With
her were nurse and baby. When
the car was almost upon the blind
couple the nurse shifted her seat to
keep the sun out of the baby's eyes.
The next instant there was crash.
The car struck both the blind peo-
pie. This morning Miss Clapp is re-
ported dying at the st. Anthony's
HosnitaI. The man is seriously in
jured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
/ HAPPY CHILD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
WHEN Gross, constpated or II fever
III give california Syrup Of
Tigs" then don't worry.

n1othsrs can rest easy after giving
S'G011oeuia Syrup OF Figs" because ID
~ hours oil the clogged-up waste
- biie and fermenting food gently
nGSoS out Of the bowels. and you
bsti : we'll. playful child again. Chik
1rGa simply win not take the time
- play to empty their bowels, and
~ Secome tightly packed. liver gets
kli3rloh and stomach disordered,
Mn cross. fsverish, restless see
n 1910 u coated, then give this de-
r 6nS ''fruit LAXATIVE" Children love
n "a Il csnfl,t cause injury. No
~ SrSnco Whist ais your little one
q lSll OF cold. or . sore throat, diar'
kSS~ atomach-ache, bad breath. re.
1S3sf: : gentle inside cleansing
ISSdI6 always - ne hrSt tfeatmen,
1VSn rulI dirsctions for babies
on1l1ron Of al agea eud Grownupa
- 1ntsd On eas4 toetIo:
fcTnro Of eouatosfeo9 ~ syrups
~ fons druggist IT, Z eeeent buttle
s6olieornis syrup q ~ tbeu
6<> cosefu1ly and s6e nat II y made
~ - "Ceiie6rniA vfg eyrup Com
Ne ~ 10 sPal1~ eise
~ - M fSalsnB AaY othsl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Three men KILLED
In ALPENA QUARRY
Premature Explosion Of Dyna-
mite Causes Three Deaths
at Alkali Co. Plant

ALPENA, Mich. Feb. 21.--(Sps.
cial.) Three men were killed and
two others so seriously injured that
they may die as result OF prems
turc explosion OF dynamite in the
Michigan Alkan company's quarry
hero early this morning.
The dead:
/ RICHARD SULLIVAN, 4s, foreman Of
the blasting crew.
JOHN KUYFUR. blaster.
GEORGE NICOI. blaster.
LAWRENCE BLOOM, engineer
and Henry Dosjoi. laborer, were badly
injured and may die. :.
Sullivan, an Italian. Is survived by {
widow and two children. Little 1,
known OF either Kuyfur or Nicol
They are Hungarians and live In tn,
local Hungarian colony.
The coroner Il conducting IN IN
vestisation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

Il Pulling Dutiss - Marslial
BY Starting Clsan-Up On
Peolr0tnA0

OwOGsO, Feb. 11.-(eteDial. -
Miss Blanche ingalls,, woman nershaI
OF Chesanins. recently apnoeeteo' "a
taken up her new duties with ven.
geance and q determination - MAKE
good. The day after she resolves tne
appointment and qualified, she 4R.
pearcd on the streets Of the vlIlee4
wearing the badge bearing the wore
marshal Her hrst step VS. %
notify saloonkepers and pool room
owners that they must close % -
O'Clock and at the same time to -.
sure them they would receive the
same protection 40 the churched. 90
long az they obeyed the law.
Sunday she visited the Methodist
church and kept an eye on the play
ful youngsters In the back seats, Mon
day she ordered the city Jail cleaned
out and IN Tuesdays publication Of
her paper, she notified the citizens
that In case Of her absence from the
village or inability Of persons wanting
an oflicer to get her. they could call
on any Of thu aldermen 0f the w
iase and they would have full author.
ity to make arrests. Marshal ingalls,
also ordered notice posted shout the
village stating that no inhumane
treatment OF animals would be lalow
ed In the future and that horses mugt
be blanketed when left "a the ttr6Gts
IN the wintAr.
All sorts OF cal1s have been ssut inte
flor the 'mafshallette," but Mss n
IgailU declares 6he has been tfeqte(
Let m times with respect due Id
land u o@eer.
| 1eiss ingalls, We appointed By ~
councn % tofs. to silence her cftt
licbms through her paper, d ne ~
n ,whtch ~ city. Had bOon kanG1o(
and ~ accSpted n S6r1Sst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Small Crowd Hears
Three Real Artists

Proof that an oDeratic trio has ab0u'
~ much drawing power h Detroit u
. hobby horse, unless It contains c.
fase5 Fsfrsr and Emmy Dsstfnnn, d
three equally well-adveftised stars
vas given In the NTH concert IL
james r. Devoe's Philharmonic
ccufSS. Friday evening, n the Light
Guard afmofy. The philharmonic
subscribers wefe. there, bat the vast
mnsic-lOvtne populace. Of which w
are 9Seured Detroit II composed, had
ec0e 70 the motion pictures, which
sing "dltties Of no tone"
II could not have been Hgeniefl'l
absence that kept people 4way, to-
the 10 people who had heard Of him
before were eli there. The baritone
was III and could not appear; % Miss
Helen Stanley. MINNIE. Ottilie Metxget
and George Shefheld had the pro.
gram al to themselves.
Nine. Metsger. IN brilliant salmon
pink (but the rcd curtain 10 not there
now, sang coldly and haughtily, and
diA not warm the hearts Of the audi
ence until near the close Of the pro
gram. She sang q. aria from Sam
son and Delilah' (Saint.Saeusl. and
% a encore. Richard Strauss "Dream
IN the Twilight" but with Tho Cry
of Rachel" (TurnSrS 4ltef), Ii the
second part Of the. program, which
abe sang with 6reat repression. she
found her audience, ana her audience
discovered her; her possibilities IN
tragedy were revealed. After her last
number, the 20 don fatale" aria from
verdts "Don Carlos" her hearers
stayed to applaud until che hsd sung
q selection. from Carmen" Nine.
MetxgeS'e English, IN the two songs
whioh she sanG n that language. wa
clear and distinct.
Mis- Stanley won the people It the
very start, when ste sang III ct bon,
II est doux," from Mass6n6t'O ~f1Sfodi.
ade," and had 10 give Down IN the
Forest (R0nsid) g IN encore. Hel
voice . fresh, but Rich and nisiodi'
ous. Hsr enuhcietion u almost per
feet: every word % % clear % bell
She Gang group OF soh61; Including
Strauss 'zueignung'' and "K0rnhlp.
men, and eneores. ana q her lat
numbers. "Depui1 10 Jour- from Char.
psntief's Louise" ana Roesrs' "The
STAR"
Mr.. ehe1leld'S tenor. whIle not pow
ertuI. haS An srrealing lyric quality
He sang The prayer from MaSSsnet'1
IL Ctd" ind 3 group OF Untlish
songs; g On 6no0re. "Mary Of Argyle
Harold Osborn Smith took 3 vSca.
tion from Illness long enough to play
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
4 PxderewSki viii rive the next mum
Der IN the Phl1hArmOhiC coufse, on
March .. w. n. KBIGBY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

lsnd;s Hungarian fannsie (TObani) /;
violin solo. 6rst movement hon Men.
delssohn's Concerto Ia y minor. Miss
HASgerty; march frum "Taanhaussr'
(WAguer)s clarinet colo slUo Al.
sstisassss (TAisrs), JoSsph n,ask,
ferd' overture. pest asd Peasant"
TAs piano vupiis q ysank stsphsna
viii eve . recital = oentrel Methp-
oiss s4nry9 !hsssday svsaias' TsD'
Mrs yasoAts Lsrosea Aas Won arst
Aoneee y tAs ysiss .enntost oRersd ~
Udwofa 4aayil3a q ~ harmony an1
oo0oo0tioa 6UpartlnGnt q TIE Miohi.
60 Conservatory q Hueic. Miss Lor.
Slpa y . viellntot q ability ana pu-
Pill q Nm. Abel. HoooeAblo montion
W. Given Miss DGfbefa lrviAe, Mis-
Ethel Kennedy, leioe AussliA Moleuou.
op0 0ru. Edith Caskook. Mr., Abel
end 4r. Nanvillo 1--we each offered q
prise Tor he third term harmony. The
tn0loe recital Of conservatory pupils.
Saturday. was attended By Z lafvs
audience Of var6nts and friends Of the
children presontiAg the prcgrom. TIE
conservatory orchestra. 1AdGf Mr..
Abefs direction. u n . aoufishinS
coalition and constantly adding new
mSmbers to u list. A concert VIII b
eivsn n the spring. ct which the pub.
ic VIII have Z chance to Judge III
results Of the winters work. HshoaS.
sails ars held IN the school hail Tues.
day evenings. The conservatory fAc.
ulty has formed q round.tablo and the
flrst meeting was held IN the north
brahchs Wednesday evening. These
meetings VIII bs held every ave weskS.
ct Witch general schooa topics Win b
discue6Sd. followed ~ ! short lecture
ana musical program. The BAlalaiko
orchestra, which haS been fpheafSino
for several month";. under Hi. Duty
and Mr.. Hill. will give q ooncert -
March. The Bal4iaiks II the hative
musical instf1lAent Of Russia. m
csof's own Ha1Alatka 6rchestSa platod
In Dotfo1t thtes years 90 ana cre,
sted 3 doep impfoooi0d. The in1tru-
mSntS used "a the 1lachigAn conoe9tuI
tory orchestra Hefe imported huul
Russia and the players have learned
to handle item quite expsrtiy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
PORT HURON SOCIETY 10
FIGHT TUBBRC LOeIE

PORT HURON. Mich. tVb. IL
Especial. AT meeting held here q
. local doctors once, "A antttu6etoa'
loais branch Of the National IA
day, with the foll0wins oficers clsos'
Cd to Servs FOR one year;
President. Minis Hebel Havsleon;
vice-prssideut. Mn. = Il vincent;
treasurer. ME-. r. X Wheeler; s6cte
tary, Mr.. H. q. Barnum.
The sale Of RED Cross St4mtG
around Christmas time CRESTED ! 8S9t
sum OF money and Il waS decided q
organise ! bfanch here ind seir u
interest In the prsvsntiba md Sare u
the white plague
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

Miss Kitty Chatham. called the
American diseuee. to the Hoard Of
Commerce hall, Friday evening. TUb.
u, under the auspicss OF the Detroit
TUNchbrs' Assoclatlou. Misc Cheat.
ham % q unique percentage and che
ana her wvrk stands alone. While
her programs are primarily made ~
ffom ehlldrsa'e songs and stories,
they are put forward b 3 way which
makes Z distinct appeal ID the adult.
Marcel Prsvost ne Trsach aSa6sml.
clan. oonveys his imprsssioa Of 1lse
Cheatham u this way: "ohs has ~
heart a. . child, the soul u a astlets
the understanding Of true woman
and the technique to send Il oil over
the footlights."
In 4 letter 70 The Times. Edwin
Hughes, the well-knowu pianist tor
nNerly Of the 0Anapol School Of Music
n Detroit and now . resident q
Munich. Germany. writes the follow.
ihe: Recently appeared with The
Wlndorstein orchestra In LelDe1c
whore I hAd 3 splendid success with
Sohumann's Concerto for piano and
orchestra. The big Albert hall whsF~
the concert was given wae crowded b
the doors with an audience Of 5000
and. the people were most enthn-
siastic. This concert led to my en-
gAgement for concerts with the PM
hnrmonic orchestra. In Nuremberg
and In Nauheim. ! read In your col
umns OF the tucoess Of my friend,
Weston Gales. In starting Q symphony
orchestra IN Detroit and I must con-
grAtulate the city ON having such an
elhcient man for the head OF the or.
sarisAtton."
A ssries OF Isnten Morning Must
calsS Will b given In the Hotel Pons-
chartrain green room. on Wednee-
days, at II O'Clock. throughout Lent,
under the direction Of Charles Fred.
eric Norse. The series viii present
Miss Christine Miller, oontralt0, with
ler. Morse at the piano, Wednesday,
March Z: Miss Lucille stevsnSQn. 20
prano, and Marion Green. basso, Wed
neaday. March A.; Lndwig Bectef'
vlolinist and Arthur Fl. Qranguist.
Dian.et. Wednesday. March 10; Nine.
Dufau, primA donna soprano q the
Chicago grand Opera, with Mr.. Aofse
q the plano, wednesday, March y.
The patronesses for the musicales AZ
Mrs. william Teilt Barbour. Mr1. John
II. Brodhead. Mrs. n. McDougall Cam
pau. Mrs. John 3. Dyar. Mrs. Fred
crick G. Ford. Miss Stella D. Ford.
Mira. StratAeafn Henafie, Mira. Henry
3. Lawns. Mr.. Charles b. LothroD.
Mira. william II. Murphy, Mrs. 0dua
ChafIee Noble. Mrs. Charles l.
Palms, Mrs. 0ustaxus q. Pope, 2fa.
Frederick X. Stearns and Mrs. David
Whitney.
The sixth. concert In the Detroit
Orchestral association series, Will be
given Monday evening, Feb. Is. IN the
Light Guard armory, BY the Ainneap.
oils Symphony orchestra, Of which
Emil Oberhoffer n conductor. Miss
Katherine 0oodson. an English plan
ist. will be the soloist and will PLAY
Paderewski's Concerto In A minor
for piano and orchestra. Tho orches-
ira will play Weber's overture to
"Oberon;" Brahms Symphony In D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

ma Tor; Max Rogers Ballet suite and
Sibelius wonderful tone poem Fin.
landia." The orchestra will give .
special matinee concerto Monday. for
children, beginning ut $3.50 O'Clock
under the auspices OF the Tuesday
Musicale, by arrangements with the
Orchestral association. Each com.
position will be preceded BY Z few
explanatory words and the numbers
to be play ed will be chosen especially
for their significance In emphasizing
the different sections Of q great or
chestra. Tho matinee concert was
planned especially for It's educational
value to the young mind. Tickets for
the Afternoon concert may be procured
through tho Tuesday Musicale and In
Grinnell's. The sest sale for the
evening concert 10 open In 0rihnelrs.
The Ganapoi school Of Musical Ar.
faculty will give concert, ThdrSday
evening. Feb. 26, In Oanapol hall
when the following program will be
presented: Sonata A. Minor (Schu'
bert), Miss Beulah M. ward: "Ptl
grim's Song" (Tschiakowsky). vii
liam H. Moore Nachtsteuck (6chu
mann), Eu Automne (Moszkowski)
Preludium (Pagimi-Kreislerl, for
violin, Miss Marguerite Thorne;
|"Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
fOld English), Had q Horse" (Kor.
bay. Mr.. Moore: Chanson Trists
(Tschaikowsky), Waltz in A hat
lChopin), Miss Margaret Murphy
Piano pupils Of Mrs. Alfred Zach,
Mrs. A. p Pike, Miss Margaret Muir.
ply, and Miss Hilda Lee, gave con
cert Thursday afternoon. Boris L
|0arapol will give recital the hrst
week in March. presenting songs from
German, French, Russian, italian and
| English composers. Mi3s Ada Lillian
| Gordon, pianist. and Miss Thee Ed
ridge, violinist, viii appear In q pro
gram IN 0anapol hall, Thursday even
ing, March IL. Miss Dorothy Rauth
lmexxo-soprano, and Miss Olive Ray
nor, soprano, will assist.
The Detroit Concert orchestra oil
80 players, the members Of which be
! long TO the Woodward-ave. Presbyter
Ian church. will give concert, Thurs
day evening, Feb. rs, In the Afmory
tWilliam +. FttS0erald 10 director oi
| the orchestra. The assisting soio,sts
Will be Archibald G. Jackson, bari
tone; Miss Della Hagerty, violinist;
and Joseph B1ackfofd. clarinet. The
following program will be presented
Coronstion march from lie Prophet
\ (Meysrbesr): Turkish patrol and
Beautiful Blue Danube (Strauss)
baritone solo "Toreador song iron
Carmen" (Bisetl, With orSheytrnl @
oompGnimsot Af6hlbeN & 1oo1D04;
Seotch potpourvi ''oones o. ecoe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
WILSON MEN FORM
A STATE LEAGUE
Judge Yaple, Of Mendon, Chosen
President Of Progressive
Democrat Organization

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 31.-{sps
cial. Judge @. L. Yaple. Of Mendon
candidate for, supreme justice on thu
Democratic ticket last fall. was elect
Cd president OF the Progressive Demo
cratic league Of Michigan, At it, meet
ing here last night.
Other oflcers are: Treasurer. Thorn.
- Anketell. Detroit secretary, n
Thomas Ward, Grand Rapids. Mem.
6ers Of the executive committee are:
Daniel Ensign, Kingsley, chairman;
Edward FrenSdorf, Hudson: Arthur
10. Mcclure, Detroit: william r, Nc.
Knight, Grand Rapids. and Stewart
Byrnes, Marquette.
A constitution was adopted prCvid.
Ing for the state organization; Z state
committee composed Of three mem.
bers from each congressional district,
making 80 members IN all, and sub.
ddisfy branch OF the state league in
each county.
The sessions Of the league were
held In secret.
Aside from the ofacers, those In u
tSndance were:
Thomas Dalton. Detroit: ], M. Chf.
ford. Wayne county; T. +. Ahefn,
Detroit; Anthony Entensa. Detroit:
Senator Verne Amberson, Bliss6eld: :
Gordon Stewart and Samuel Foltx,
Kalamazoo: Sheriff Watkins, Center.
VILE: Thomas Collins, Benton Har.
Dor; w. G. Wildey, Paw Paw; Law.
renee Leonard, Grand Rapids; r. D.
Hoche. Howell; A. G.. Graham. san
dusky: L. B. Allison, Owpss0: Thorn.
- Carton, lonia; Percy Ddsell, Green.
vile; J. l.. Smith, Muskegon; w. =
Hlll, Hay City; Frank Hsddon and Mr.
philtps. DUwagiac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
COMMISSION PROBING
CHARGES AGAINST p. NJ.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 2i.-(Spe-
cial. Protests against the Pere Mar
quetts railroad closing stations and
taking of passenger and freight
trains, have been made By several
ciusens 10 the state railroad oommie
sion. The commission will invest
cate the complaints which came from
email villages located ON the linop Of
|4he read. Il In declared that the foel
z attsmpsins to close .. ssssa knn wnsss
ne commisssSa wfil un6UuStsoiy h0l6
10 hearing before Ana1 action II taken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21


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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
MUSIC

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